he might be taking the state of rhode island with him. game company filed for bankruptcy and that could cost the state of rhode island more than $90 million. >> there was an fbi investigation into what happened. coming up we'll take a look at why schilling and rhode island risk so much and how much more might be at stake. we'll be right back. you're watching "cbs in morning saturday." the wheat in every mini-wheat has gotta be just right. perfect golden color. rich in fiber. my dad taught me, and i taught my son out there. morning, pa. wait... who's driving the...? ♪ 99 bushels of wheat on the farm, 99 bushels of wheat ♪ [ male announcer ] yep, there's 8 filling layers of whole grain fiber in those fun little biscuits... so they stick with you, all morning long. kellogg's® mini-wheats cereal. [ mini ] yee haw! a big breakfast in a little biscuit. >>> it's becoming like a theme song for this show. >> it is. by the way, i was just looking at that shot. ft. myers, that's where my grandparents live. >> how about that. and we had general myers

he might be taking the state of rhode island with him. his video game company filed for bankruptcy and that could cost the state of rhode island more than $90 million. >> there was an fbi investigation into what happened. coming up we'll take a look at why schilling and rhode island risk so much and how much more might be at stake. we'll be right back. you're watching "cbs in morning saturday." [ male announcer ] are you paying more and more and more for cable -- and enjoying it less? upgrade to verizon fios tv, internet and phone at a great price: just $99.99 a month, guaranteed for two years with no annual contract. or get $250 back if you sign a two-year contract. it's your last chance. don't wait! unlike cable, fios is a 100% fiber optic network that delivers america's fastest, most consistent, most reliable internet, plus the best tv picture quality... and more hd. tired of cable's inflated bills? switch to fios tv, internet and phone for just $99.99 a month, guaranteed for two years with no annual contract. or choose a two-year cont

he might be taking the state of rhode island with him. his video game company filed for bankruptcy and that could cost the state of rhode island more than $90 million. >> there was an fbi investigation into what happened. coming up we'll take a look at why schilling and rhode island risk so much and how much more might be at stake. we'll be right back. you're watching "cbs in morning saturday." ,,,,,,,, >>> so i'll have another out of the belmont, not going to happen, not going to be a triple crown. we were just talking about, lonnie, you were saying that belmont is the longest. >> these horses have never run that length because jeff brought up the fact we've had lots of horses that won the first two and they can't make it at the belmont so it's not uncommon to win those first two. >> it seems like every year, or every other year a horse wins the first two. i think you have to say they made the right choice. you saw what happened to barbero when he tried to sglun i understood they took him out for a gallop and the trainer said he looked g

>> there were 13 states and 12 actually did send delegates, and rhode island did not. and that was a special case. there's a wonderful little pamphlet that a fellow wrote with it titled "rhode island first in war and last in peace" how they didn't show up at the convention. they were very -- ri had a populist government which was in favor of paper money someone of the clear purposes of the convention was to kill off paper money. rhode island, because of that did not want to participate in it so they didn't send anyone. and individual states were issuing their own money, which was obviously creating mayhem and great confusion in the marketplace. a number of states appointed delegates who chose not to come. in maryland it's a great story, the first five delegated appointappoin appointed, four of them said, gee, i'd rather not. they had to go down to the list until they found someone who would come. that experience was in other states. delegates were clear they didn' afraid of disease in philadelphia, which had a bad reputation for epidemics. you also then had delegates w

she lives in winsockett, rhode island. her husband has fairly serious alzheimer's disease and requires several medications to treat it. until the affordable care act came along, olive and her husband fell into the doughnut hole and they had to pay 100 cents on the dollar for the husband's alzheimer's medications while they were in the doughnut hole. when i ran for this office, one of the things i pledged to do was work my heart out to close that doughnut hole. in the affordable care act, we do close it. it closes over time. right now there is a 50% discount for olive and her husband on her husband's alzheimer's drugs when they are in the doughnut hole, and to them that 50% discount meant $2,400, which for senior citizens counting on social security in winsockett is a very, very significant difference in the quality of their lives. overall in rhode island, it's up to $13.9 million in doughnut hole discounts for seniors and people with disabilities as a result of this bill. that makes a big difference in every single one of

miss usa who picked rhode island? >> you picked rhode island. i picked maryland.the home vote and you won. i will give you that right now. speaking of winning, the nationals didn't today. they didn't manage to sweep the braves in their rain-shortened two-game series, but they nearly swept the month of may accolades. bryce harper has been named n.l. rookie of the month while gio gonzalez took home n.l. pitcher of the month award honors. the player of the month went to miami's stanton. tommy hanson on the bump for atlanta today. bottom of the first. lombard, deep to right. his first career home run and watch the dugout. that's cold. silent treatment. then they get in on it. they congratulate him. next batter, bryce harper gets in on one. upper deck in right. back-to-back jacks. his fifth of the season. he nationals go up 2-0. to the fifth, braves down 2-1. jason hayward batting with the bases loaded and two outs. and he delivers. a base hit past ian desmond. michael bourn and uggla come in to score. braves take a 3-2 lead. and that is your final. nationals now have

arts we have another interview for you tonight that we filmed while we were in providence rhode island for the net roots nation conference now since then attorney general eric holder is appointed to what lead prosecutors to investigate the leaking of classified information of the white house has been accused but while the raids now more damage with a response have more the freedom of the press. so the moment we see a scandal or rafting in washington d.c. over a lot of anger.

what does this mean for rhode island? of you have heard me talk about the out-of-state air pollution that plagues my state. most air pollution in rhode island is not scweng rated -- is not generated from within our borders. it is sent from hundreds, even thousands of miles away. it is sent by power plants out of state in significant measure. on a clear summer day in rhode island we'll be commuting on the work, we'll hear on the drive-time radio today is a bad time for rhode island. people with respiratory problems should stay indoors today. if kids have asthma, if they have a respiratory ailment they're congemmed condemned to stay inside. so the same sources that create those bad air days for rhode island that force seniors and infants, children, people with respiratory difficulties to stay indoors on an otherwise fine summer day they also send us mercury pollution, which is why although rhode island does not have a single coal-fired generating unit in its borders we have to issue fish advisories. if there is one emblemat

the presiding officer: the senator from rhode island. mr. whitehouse: madam president, before i embark on my own remarks, let me say how pleased i am to have the chance to follow the senator from illinois. i have had the chance, madam president, to preside in the senate as you are doing now on several occasions and to be present on the senate floor on other occasions when senator durbin has come to the floor to speak about the dream act and his passion for the opportunity that it provides to young people who are here in this country through no fault of their own, who know no other home in the world and who will one day be great americans, people that will be leaders and performers and experts and scientists and really provide great value to our country. i'm delighted that he is doing it again. his persistence matches his passion, and finally with the president's decision the other day, it's beginning to reap some rewards, and i hope more to come in the future, and i congratulate the senator from illinois. my remarks -- and i'd like to ask un

but one of the things that rhode island also did was spend its cost of living increase for current asl as... current employees as well as current retirees and that saved the state about $3 billion in 2011. >> brown: each one of those kinds of acts is clearly a big political battle. >> it is. lawmakers have to find the delicate balance to deliver education, health care and public safety and having a fiscally sustainable plan that they can afford in the long run. >> brown: josh rauh, what do you see in terms of the political and fiscal tradeoffs that play out? you're in one of those states. >> i think it's very difficult for elected officials to make these changes. illinois stepped away from the brink of making the changes. the reality is that it takes a really,m really big impact of pensions on the budget before something happens. you've seen san jose, rhode island, these places that have taken action, it's been at a point where pension contributions have taken up around 20% or more of the jep fund budget so it takes a lot to move to action and california is an interesting case because

rhode island, it's like a mini state. >> i love rhode island. she is gorgeous and beautiful. wish her the best. >> okay. thank you, audrey. the most important thing i think is your teeth were definitely the whitest of anyone. [ cheers and applause ]. that's miss ohio audrey bolte. she's sticking with the answer. sometimes you have to stick to your guns no matter what. tonight we have a good show for you tonight. our ninth annual spelling bee tonight. a young lady, edward sharpe and the magnetic duo. we'll be back with andy samberg. stick around. [ cheers and applause ] 3 o'clock. my daily meeting with a salty snack. and then at 3:15 with my guilt. [ female announcer ] special k cracker chips. 27 crispy chips. 110 delicious calories. mmm. good meeting. same time tomorrow? [ female announcer ] find them in the cracker aisle. i see a bag and think... i could have a chip. yeah right. that's why they're called chipsss. [ female announcer ] special k cracker chips. 27 crispy chips. 110 delicious calories. [ female announcer ] find them in the cracker aisle. ♪ long before the race.

rhode island state representative john g.ds has a bill on the way to the governor that could make his state the next two decriminalize marijuana. welcome. >> good morning, carol. >> good morning. thank you for being here. tell us what exactly your bill does. >> my bill will actually take away the criminal penalty and make the penalty for possession of a small amount of marijuana a civil penalty. very much like a speeding ticket. >> so -- >> actually it will have a $150 fine. if you get caught three times in 18 months, the fine reverts back to the current penalty. and if you're a minor, and you get caught, your parents are notified. you have to do community service. and you also have to do a drug rehab program. >> i know you support medical use. but not recreational use. and hence, you know, we heard what you said. yet you say there's a difference between decriminalizing marijuana and making it legal. can you parse that out for us? >> there's a big difference. number one, it will continue to be illegal in the state of rhode is

filling in for a lot of while she's on assignment she's at the net roots nation conference in rhode island and i will take a closer look at our economy and our financial check up with lauren lester and break down the big day the big man ben bernanke yourself on capitol hill testifying on the state of the economy we'll talk about whether what he says will.

usa 2012 -- rhode island! >> there you go. rhode island's olivia kopo took home the crown. she'll represent the u.s. in the miss universe crown in november. coming in a close second was miss maryland usa. earlier we tauk caught up with her. she talked about how great it was to grow up in the d.c. metro area. >> i'm blessed to have grown up in the maryland/d.c./virginia area. it's molded me into the ambitious person i am. >> miss maryland is from potomac. she graduated from sidwell friends school. she's currently applying to medical school. >> i'm biased. we were rooting for miss maryland, hoping she'd win. congratulations to all the lovely ladies. >> absolutely. >>> coming up on 4:50 on this monday -- 4:51 on this monday morning. >> let let's check the forecast. >> we're off to a cool start this morning. you may need the heat going on in the cars as you go to work on this monday morning. and all around our region, temperatures are cool. there's a live view from the h.d. city camera. we've got a partly cloudy t

actual economic analysis well actually ok on that note we have a clip so we were at providence rhode island for the net roots nation conference with the show over the weekend and so we're going to air this whole interview tomorrow but i just have a little clip i spoke with congressman keith ellison his representative from minnesota and obviously there was some politicking involved but it seems to me like like he believes what he said take a listen. you recently said you were on the hill that you're not here to say the republicans are sabotaging the economy but a lot of people think that's the case but do you think that's the case yes i think i think certainly yeah i mean i think you know a one word answers an answer right. yeah i like one word answers are actually you know sometimes good sometimes dogs are good for t.v. but ok yes there's a lot of politics involved but is there a case to be made at all you think that the republicans are trying to sabotage the economy in terms of just blocking any kind of legislation politics i mean that's why they're going to. basically it was in two thousa

also suspected in other assaults in maryland, connecticut, and rhode island. >>> community in fairfax, virginia, hoping a $7,500 reward will help stop a person attacking animals. a calf, two goats, and a chicken injured at the frying pan park in herndon over the memorial day

rhode island, it's like a mini state. >> i love rhode island. she is gorgeous and beautiful. wish her the best. >> okay. thank you, audrey. the most important thing i think is your teeth were definitely the whitest of anyone. [ cheers and applause ] that's miss ohio audrey bolte. she's sticking with the answer. sometimes you have to stick to your guns no matter what. tonight we have a good show for you tonight. our ninth annual spelling bee tonight. [ cheers and applause ] a young lady, edward sharpe and the magnetic duo. we'll be back with andy samberg. stick around. [ cheers and applause ] we're testing new degree, the only antiperspirant activated directly by movement. activating protection, bear! the more you move, the more it works! [ roars ] [ screaming ] new long lasting degree with motionsense help me! keep running! aren't just a "show." [ sizzling ] that sound means freshly prepared ingredients are searing and caramelizing right there at your table. all new sizzling entrees! like the new n'awlins skillet, and more. starting at just $9.99. only at applebee's. cool for

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it was down to miss rhode island and miss maryland. was it her?nd out. >> a why would sighting on one family's roof. a bird but not just any bird. we'll check weather and traffic. stay with us for that. we will be right back. graduation, huh ? crazy, right ? well, with this droid razr by motorola on verizon 4g lte, you guys can stay in touch. ( grunts ) cool. you can video call on skype... send photos. yeah, okay. yeah, let's do it. get $100 off any motorola 4g lte smartphone, like the droid 4 now just $99.99. verizon. >>> live look outside right now for your monday morning. this is a shop from our tower camper. ed about i would say 400 feet up in the air in our parking lot in northwest d.c. looking out. we'll get a check of weather in just moments but first this from tony. >> wow! >> that's not tony. >> you don't see ty. it's stunning white peacock. it perched itself on top of a home in boise, idaho. >> i've never even seen one before. >> at a zoo somewhere. >> it made its presence heard throughout the neighborhood. it came down and roamed thr

that's on rhode island avenue. don't rush out the door for this giveaway quite yet.news4's derrick ward joins us live and explains why. hi, derrick. >> reporter: there's that old saying there's no such thing as a free ride. for the next hour or so you can ride for as long as or as far as five gallons will get you. it's a free gas giveaway. we're here at the college park auto service at the intersection of rhode island avenue and edgewood road and look at the line behind me now. it was a lot longer. there were 15 cars in line when they started. folks are still lining up. they'll serve the first 100 people that come by. you can get five free gallons of gas. it's 87 octane. this is the idea of the community church. they meet sundays at hampton inn in college park. this is about spreading divine blessing in the form of gasoline. we talked to the guy behind us. >> last time they were $4 a gallon. we had half of the cars that we were going to serve already lined up in advance. officer out here before the traffic lights because of the chaos but it worked well. amazing to he

and that rain's going to be pushing through rhode island, boston, the cape as we go throughout your morning drive. that's the rainy kind of dreary weather. more stormy weather back in texas. strong thunderstorms have rolled out of amarillo, now heading over the top of wichita falls. just torrential downpours with this. this is kind of heading in the general direction of dallas and the fort wokt area. it could be bull's eye over the top of dallas and ft. worth. hope flit it will weaken by the time it gets there. as far as the forecast goes today, there's a lot of great weather too. we're talking picture perfect springtime conditions in the great lakes. beautiful yesterday in chicago, detroit, cleveland, all through the ohio valley and that continues today. enjoy it. not bad in the southeast. enjoy it this afternoon. that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a laook outside your window. cincinnati, near 80 degrees. a lot of people are saving air conditioning bills throughout new england and mid and great lakes. utah hot though. 90 near salt lake city. nice quiet weather paper throug

biting the public sector pension bullet in rhode island.urer will join us. >>> meantime a chance for six in 60. six stocks in 60 seconds gave or take a few. hershey. >> this is an amazing stop, since they rationalized manufacturing, it's been one way up. when oil goes down, that means more for chocolate. >> autozone upgrade sgld doing remarkable things. i'd buy it. >> millennial media recommended mechanic cord. >> if facebook is going to have good mobile, you'll see that reflected. >> needham says buy ebay. >> this is an amazing story. their credit cards taking america by storm. you bont believe it. >> hardly davidson on squawk earlier in the day. >> this is one thing i cited for weakness in the economy. >>> raising the target on nike. >> this has been football time and again. i'm very worried about inventory. what a great american growth company. let's hope it gets hit and you get a chance to buy. >> plus olympics. >> yes. you've got that moment in between where it might go down in the quarter and come back with the olympics. we'll obvious

in rhode island, for example, state treasurer gina raymondo highlighted the problem for newshour economicsrespondent paul solomon last year. >> so i can promise you today in 25 years when you retire you'll have a very rich benefit and by the time you come to collect i'm long gone, i'm no longer in office and i believe the time has come to fundamentally structurally fix the system. >> brown: rhode island had one of the worst shortfalls in 2010 according to the pew study, along with kentucky, connecticut and illinois. each had just 55% or less of the money neededfor their pension plans. some states, including illinois, are trying to reduce their massive obligations. >> we've been talking almost daily on this issue with the various leaders. >> reporter: elsewhere, rhode island has cut benefits and raised its state employee retirement age from 62 to 67. >> kill the bill! >> brown: in wisconsin, governor scott walker also moved to limit benefits, helping spark a recall election battle that he won two weeks ago. on the same day voters inan diego and san jose, california, approved benefit cuts fo

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the presiding officer: the senator from rhode island. mr. whitehouse: may i ask that the pending quorum call be lifted. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. whitehouse: i ask to speak as if in morning business. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. whitehouse: we are wise in this chamber to reflect with reverence and gratitude on those who risked their lives fighting to establish this great republic. today i would like to recognize and celebrate the 240th anniversary of one of the earliest acts of defiance against the british crown in our american struggle for independence. most americans remember the boston tea party as one of the major events building up to the american revolution. i see the pages in front of me looking -- nodding knowledgeably, yes, i do know about that boston tea party. we learned that story of the spirited bostonnians, literally spirited bostonnians, i'm told, clambering onto the decks of the east india company ships and dumping tea into boston harbor to protest british taxation without representation.

. >> miss usa 2012, rhode island! >> that's olivia copo, the new miss usa. she was asked about transgendered contestants. she said it would be fair for man who became a woman to be awarded miss universe. go rhode island. >>> a fifth grade student from minnesota is handling a full-proof absence note this morning. >> tyler missed school to see the president. the president wrote a note, dear mr. ackerman, please excuse tyler. he was with me. >> the best note he'll ever get. we'll be right back. what ? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it ? hello ? hello ?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello ? ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. it just wouldn't go away. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia, thought to be the result of overactive nerves that cause chronic widespread pain. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i learned lyrica can provide significant relief from fibromyalgia pain. and for some people, it can work in as early as the first week of treatment. so now i can plan my days and accomplis

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the further rules, no one in rhode island, not just small children, no one in rhode island should eat more than one serving of freshwater fish caught in our state each month. so if the grandfather caught two fish, he could eat one for a month but he shouldn't eat the other because of the health effects of the mercury that has piled up in the bodies of the fish. and there are some bodies of water that seem to be more in the gun sights of these polluting, dirty, midwestern power plants than others for reasons, but quidnic reservoir, the windcheck pond in rhode island, no one should ever eat any of the fish caught in those three bodies of water because of the mercury poisoning. so when we talk about every dollar that a utility will spend to clean up its pollution being offset by $3 to $9 in benefits, that figure doesn't take into account these intangible benefits. it doesn't take into account the intangible benefit of being able to enjoy the emblematic american papstime of taking your -- pastime of taking your grandson or going with your grandfather to fish in a pond, bring it home, fry

rhode island is a small state. those numbers are going to echo eastward and northward across the country in job loss this summer because of delay by the house of a bipartisan senate highways bill. this is real jobs. it is not just me making this observation and not just the rhode island director of transportation. the standard & poor's global credit portal ratings direct service has put out a publication increasingly unpredictable federal funding could stall u.s. transportation infrastructure projects. they say the following: "with the march 31 expiration looming, congress passed on march 29 yet another extension to fund u.s. highway programs." that's the extension that the house forced on it. we were ready. we had a bill by march 31. it continues, "this latest continuing resolution provides funding through june 30, 2012" we're about to get to the end of that and that's the extension the house is threatening to accede. "as construction season begins in the northern half of the country, this continuing uncertainty i

the 20-year-old is from rhode island. she topped the field of 51 contest apts to take home the title. she voiced her support for transgender beauty queens. if for some reason, misrhode island can't fulfill her duties, a woman from our area gets to take over. miss maryland was named first runner-up in the pageant. both smart and beautiful women. >> very nice. congratulations to both of them. >> i'm sure you were a beauty queen back in the day. >> no, i was out chasing clouds. speaking of weather, let's take a look at what is going on across the area. we had a very active weekend. things have calmed down which is very nice except over areas to the east where this seeing a little bit of wet weather. otherwise, we're left with just a few clouds. it won't be all bad but this afternoon, we will see quite a few changes coming up across the area. at least anticipate to see that. we'll see this rain gradually start to move its way out. my maps are not moving so let me just step over here and what we'll end up talking about next is

. >>> tense ending to the miss usa pageant as miss maryland and miss rhode island awaited results.t take the crown but miss maryland is here to talk about her experience, work as a humanitarian, nana merry weather, welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> you bet. talk about the experience the moment you were there with miss rhode island they were reading the winners names. >> well, our director, mine and rhode island we have the same director, so as soon as it was us two i was like oh, my gosh our director must be freaking out they own both our states we were friends coming into it she is such a beautiful girl she will do is well this year. i am excited to have such a great miss usa >> as i understand it you could still become miss usa. >> absolutely. well, as first runner up you are basically a vice president, if she can't fulfill her duties i take over, and also miss usa has the opportunity to go to miss universe in december if she wins that, i move to new york city and become miss usa. >> so i have to ask you i know folks can't tell this, sitting down you remind me of tyra banks

new york city, rhode island, south florida or hawaii? >> rhode island? >> wouldn't you think?no. >> i would have thought that, too. this is surprising to me. >> she wanted my cd. stop it. >> she did? the correct answer is hawaii. >> in fact, we do this amazing survey at the knot all across america. rhode island is a very expensive place to get married. people have big weddings in newport. it's actually hawaii that was 14th on the list, hawaii was. they didn't make it into the top ten. >> anything with travel, that makes it even pricier. >> there you go. >> back across to kath. >> young lady from houston, why is june the most popular month to get married? because venus aligns with mars and creates lasting love, the roman goddess juno rules over marriage, least likely month for rain or none of the above? >> "c"? >> no. looking good for me, though. >> she got it right! she said "b," right? >> she said "c." >> the correct answer is "b." it's about the roman goddess juno. >> you wanted the gods on your side if you were getting married. that was it. >> we're going to have to wrap it