plays it back the other way and l.a. with a defense change and they made sure they made it quickly so they weren't caught with too many men on the ice ashattenkirk. pressured by penner. a penalty coming against the blues. and a high sticking call and penner is down. official over to check on penner. >> dustin penner. going in on the forecheck there with speed on shattenkirk right on his backside. turns the puck over. shattenkirk turns over. tries to lift his stick and missed it and clipped him right in the mouth. watch doughty here. number 8. that's the great defensive play i was talking about. that's hard on the stick there. doughty making sure that porter who would have had a slam dunk from the edge of the crease doesn't get it. >> well, it is a double minor penalty. kevin shattenkirk. what an opportunity here for the los angeles kings. this is just their second power play of the game. remember, st. louis scored the only goal with the man advantage and then missed taking advantage of four more power plays in regulation

deep in the l.a. off the board, picked up by steen, save, quick, rebound out to the high, king able to clear. >> brian: that was a good shot by bouwmeester, but again, the puck slipped up again, he didn't get as much on it as he probably wanted to and he had a little more time than they shot. >> dave: pietrangelo off the far side, doughty had it. now it is knocked away. doughty takes a hit, moves it up the board. blues have a 30-18 shot advantage. but the kings have a 2-1 lead, a pair of jeff carter goals against the one tally by steen. >> brian: and look at the line out by st. louis again, there is stewart, they want to get the puck out low. and schwartz who had it by the glass, has a chance. >> dave: now kopitar back to get it. scuderi hands it off. he made sure he got it out. that was a tough play, too, because he was on his backhand. now stewart plays it out to center ice. sobotka, couldn't get by voynov. hip-heck, now wrapped around and down the ice, going to be icing here. >> brian: jay bouwmeest

buying up the tribune newspapers , including the l.a. times. rs have been taking to the streets to block the possible deal and had even gone to try behan chairman's home dressed as industrialists. why shouldn't the koch brothers be able to buy the newspapers? exactly what is going on. what is the real objection? >> at think the objection here is they obviously are not buying these newspapers to make a profit. there is not a lot of profit these days in buying papers, so obviously you have the concern when you have a buyer who is that politically involved. by the way, i would make the same point if he was a very liberal buyer. dennis: at not heard anyone make this point. and the billionaire is rumored to be interested in buying the l.a. times did not hear a peep. talking about going in, did not hear a peep anywhere. >> it is a very fair point. the concern is, will there be independent journalism? we have to keep in mind that a lot of the newspapers, not just l.a., your talking about orlando, bbltimore, chicago. pretty much the only newspaper in to

granted the "l.a. times" is a liberal newspaper. we get that, okay. ulation of los angeles, which, by the way, is very close to bankruptcy, has no money, cutting services, left, right, and center, and they are rejecting a whole different political philosophy? is it just -- this liberalism, is it just skin deep in l.a., or is it deeper? tell me. >> no, i think liberalism is nothing more than a temper tantrum with a political label attached to it, and you see that with the protesters issue and just the suggestion at the possibility that the theory at this point that the coch may give an offer to buy the "l.a. times" from the tribune company, but what's scary with the situation is that you have members of the l.a. city council who are threatening to divest the pension funds from oak tree capital management, the largest shareholder of the tribune company, if the sale to the coch goes through. i mean, that's the type of abusive power that we're seeing and talking about now with the irs and department of justice to go ahead and tell a management company they

for the time being a growing number of people in liberal l.a. are saying no to the cooks in los angeles the moment lindo r t we are an awful lot about business lobbying groups and driving government decisions but a new report from the food and watch watch group says that the tables may have just heard after combing through leaked weekly leaks documents they discover that the state department has widely been promoting biotech industry interest abroad and what's worse they just may have been using the taxpayers' dime to do it meghan's mega lopez artie's mega lopez has more. for years now americans have been concerned about the food in their refrigerators and more importantly the ingredients in those foods the debate over genetically modified crops that isn't only playing out in the fields it's being harvested in the courtrooms as well as within the walls of capitol hill and it turns out the u.s. government might have a bigger stake in the biotech industry than anyone could have imagined a report released by the food and water watch group shows that

for the time being a growing number of people in liberal l.a. arsinoe to the cooks in los angeles for mobility r t. doesn't begin to describe the events surrounding the arrest of an accused cia operative on russian soil this week one tuesday an american embassy worker identified as ryan fogle was apprehended by russian federal security service who detained him under the notion that the third secretary of politics with actually a u.s. cia operative now full at the time of his arrest was allegedly in a blonde wig and a baseball hat carrying a promissory letter of one million dollars and one hundred thirty thousand dollars in cash now russian officials say that fogle was trying to recruit a spa i know photo has been shipped back to the u.s. after being ordered out of russia r.t.s. igor pushkin up has more. as more details off of the latest spying scandal between moscow and washington continue to emerge we've managed to obtain audio recordings of what the federal security service claims were phone conversations between the undercover cia officer and

. >> the l.a. beats love a good challenge. the latest -- >> to chug a gallon of chocolate milk. >> bear with me here. i'm lactose intolerant. >> why he's doing it with his gut and heart for one touching tribute. >> i think it was my duty to share with others. >>> this cherry red corvette puts a lot of horsepower. >> in the wrong hands. >> see the stunt that definitely crossed the line. plus the secret behind this little girl's tears of joy. and a magic trick with a piece of string that goes in one place and comes out another. >> why. that's got to hurt. oh. >> this is video from a connecticut neighborhood of a ups delivery gone wrong. >> get lost. get lost. >> why do you have to -- >> i tell you -- >> [ bleep ]. >> how is that one? yeah. how is that one? you want another one? [ bleep ]. get the [ bleep ] out of here. get the [ bleep ] out of here. >> you can see, this altercation gets physical. in fact, at one point, you do see the ups driver, it seems that he slaps this woman who is charging at the door several times. >> any i

>>> and the l.a. beast takes on the dog food challenge. >> nick said, how bad could it be? >> see why nick is about my goodness. >>> i have two very scary moments to show you guys. this first one is in florida. the video picks up right as the doors to this city bus are closing. right outside trying to get into the bus is 14-year-old jerry cunningham. before he can get on the bus, the doors close. then you see him running, sort of knocking out the door. then he just disappears. you think, well, was he trying to get in the bus? no, he was trying to alert the bus driver that his hand was stuck in the doors. the bus driver didn't stop. even though you see these women trying to tell him that he's there, you see him running as fast as he can next to the bus, and then he trips, falls, and he is run over by the bus. at that point, the bus driver finally stops the bus, gets out of his seat, and everybody is very frantic. we have some of the 911 calls that came in about this incident. >> he was running alongside the bus. i told the bus driver to stop and he wouldn't. >> unfortunately

close and sometimes conflicting times between the government and private interests over the weekend the l.a. times printed an investigative piece that talked about numerous government purchases of a drug known as rexy kuumba tom is that this drug is the anti toad of an antibiotic resistant anthrax drug in the wake of nine eleven the government actually dedicated huge sums of money to creating and stockpiling bio defense drugs but here's where

the close sometimes conflicting times between the government and private interests over the weekend the l.a. times printed an investigative piece that talked about numerous government

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in five years the l.a. m hardline liberals twice won time to refer to the gorbachev. this is the kind of crap that people in l.a. have endured. there is not a single regional conservative columnist in that newspaper. stuart: at the end of the day we have not had a date yet from the koch brothers. there is no been there. high anxiety in los at the end of the day what is all worked out, you'd think it is going to happen? i am with you. i am praying that we get a bastion of intelligence in southern california. i am praying that the gate. the end of the date you think it will? >> that is a good call. depends on terms and conditions, of course, and whether or not a more conservative newspaper would survive in this left-wing place. i have no idea. one other columnist faced obamacare, it is legitimate because of the preamble of the constitution which says provide for the domestic tranquillity. never anybody use that argument. this is the kind of left-wing columnist the people in l.a. have been reading year after ye

this is game 6 against the l.a. kings, a loss means elimination from the western conference semifinals. a win, now, the l.a. kings in game 7 that would happen in l.a. on tuesday. now, the shoe in for the sharks did come here at the tank. they were hoping for more of the fan energy, the fan magic. we will bring you the latest, of course, stay tuned for sports. >> all right, thank you, sue. >>> honoring heroes this memorial day weekend. the special ceremony dedicated to those that serve our country. ,,,,,, for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created... a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more.. low and no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know... exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks... with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories... morning fire outside sacram -- claimed the lives of two people and 17 pets. it happ at a home in "rancho cordova."

unfortunately they were eliminated from the playoffs by the defending champs the l.a. s of the sharks cut the kings lead from 2-1 in the third period. that had fans on pins and needles, could still get the job done. as time ran out, fans were left with that all too familiar feeling. the season was over and no stanley cup. >> clearly it was a huge disappointment. i've been a fan for several years now. we keep getting so close yet so far. >> my number one goal is to root against l.a. for the rest of everything. and then after that, you know, next season. we always have next season. >> look on the bright side. home ice sure played a huge role in this series as neither team lost a home game. the sharks will meet at their practice facility, sharks ice, tomorrow for the last time this season. >>> the 12-year-old martinez boy who was hurt in the boston marathon bombings likely still on cloud nine today after throwing out the first pitch at last night's a's-giants game. aaron hern walked to the mound at oakland coliseum and threw the first pitch to brandon moss. lets look. hern

i think whatever the l.a. times says about this is -- >> way to sensor yourself. y. >> we should bleep that anyway. >> i think we should. you know what she said on "the five"? she said, you know what. >> no i actually said you know what. >> she said i am so sick of this you know what. >> i said they think their you know what doesn't stink, but it does. >> you are allowed to say doo-doo on air. i know you were spencerring -- you were censoring yourself, but you can say that even on the 5:00 hour. >> wait, wait, wait. jesse has to say something very important. >> i was going to say what is on second and what we are trying to get at is who is on first. >> there was a thing you were doing -- >> would you say that was a hot topic, jesse? >> i didn't say that. he said it. >> you were making a pun because the assistant man is there. >> fella's i am opening a quiz knows. >> it is known as a preemptive strike. now we have to stop all of our teases. >> when you take off the dry sandwich board do you take it with it? >> i do lose feathers all the time from the chicken suit. i

. >> eliminated from the playoffs by the champion l.a. kings. they cut the kings' lead from 2-1 in the third period, had fans on pins and needles, believing their team could get get that job done. but fans were left with that all-too familiar feeling. the season was over and no stanley cup. >> clearly, it was a huge disappointment. i've been a fan for several years now and we keep getting so close, yet so far. >> my number one goal is to root against l.a. for the rest of everything. and then after that, you know, next season. we always have next season. >> that's right. there's always next year. put a huge roll in the series as neither team lost a home game. sharks will meet at their practice facility tomorrow for the last time this season. >> i know somebody from here actually flew down here just for that game. he texted and said i should have stayed home. i said no, that's a true fan. >> yeah. >>> 4:40. still ahead, physical challenge and mental battle. bay area boy injured in the boston marathon bombings opens up about how he is recovering. pl

the l.a. h less than two minutes to play when dustin brown ties the game up, and then just 22 seconds later, trevor lewis scores the go-ahead goal. the kings win 4-3 and lead the series 2-0. >>> the bruins take game one of their series with the rangers when brad marchand scores the game-winner. boston wins 3-2 in overtime. >>> finally, a homecoming at home plate at last night's tampa bay rays game. lieutenant colonel will adams' family thought they were getting a videotaped message from the afghan war vet. but when his 9-year-old daughter threw out the ceremonial first pitch, she didn't realize her dad was disguised as the catcher until he took his mask off. it was adams first time seeing his family since his one-year tour in afghanistan came to an end. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," country star tim mcgraw. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." [ kelly ] people say it's really hard to follow a healthy routine. guess what? you can do it. that it's alm

according to the l.a. times, protect marriage, the group which sponsored proposition 8 and is the defendant's case has no standing. former governor arnold schwarzenegger never defended the ban the voters passed, and the current governor jerry brown says, it is unconstitutional. the if the u.s. supreme court dismissed the case based on the technicality, the decision then came from california's courts. a ruling from the supreme court is expected sometime this summer. >> all is well app 4 a.m.. we will track your commute to see any problems up as the volume picks up. >> ( male announcer) now here is stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> noticed the many then pulling up to the right of your screen. it is double park next to this 2003 acura tl . >> you are looking at surveillance video from people creating badly in broad daylight. if you think it is about dou >> here is a very sane man driving down the street in a different angle using the driver parked is the man into the van crossed street.

the l.a. laker star is in a dispute with his mom over more than 100 times from his childhood including jerseys. $450,000 advance from an auction for a m the memorabilia. but kobe said he never gave his mom those things or authorized her to sell them. if kobe wins his mom has to return the advance which she has reportedly already used to buy a house. >>> good morning, another beautiful day. we're starting off the day in the 50s, we're going to see a high of 78 degrees in seattle. mid 60s in san francisco. 90 in vegas today. as go into the start of the weekend, temperatures still stay nice and mild with the sunshine continuing. as we go into sunday, showers work their way back into the northwest, and l.a. is getting back into the low to mid 80s. it seems like all of the heat is certainly on the west coast. >> thank you. >> "gatsby" will not be enough to top the box office. "iran man 3" is expect today bring in $73 million this weekend. on thursday, fans got to see the web slinger hitch a ride on

rodgers made his debut with the l.a. soccer team last night entering the game against seattle. rogers signed with the gax saturday. three months ago he said he was going to retire because of possible repercussions. his appearance last night grew loud cheers from the crowd of 24,000. the gax went on to beat the sound earps 4-0. >>> it is 5-52. coming up two bay area middle schoolers are expected to shine in the spotlight where they show off their smarts this week. >>> and ditching the ice. an escape attempt for a sea world resident that almost paid off. >>> good morning to you. taking a live look outside. kind of a cool start. a little windy in some parts as well. >> do we have a friend out there? >>ity ittsy bitsy spider. >> 5:54 right now. two bay area middle schoolers will be in the national spotlight. 13-year-old audrey of sand ramo. she qualified by spelling words like ideochromatic. an 18-year-old is also heading to the spelling bee. students will be competing for more than $30,000 in prizes. >> well, we're getting

but there are other buyers offering for "the l.a. her papers who do want to see these continue as the important journalistic institutions that they are. oak tree capitol manages a number of pension there is. two days ago, the of the afl/cio boss: boss:how much support are you getting. >> the unions have been active on this boast in terms of expressing their displeasure. they've been holding protests, in chicago the tribune company in los angeles, orlando. there will be a national day of action coordinated with all of the groups that are working on this on may 30th. the union have really been bringing their efforts to bear. oak tree capitol own 23% of the tribune company stock. they are the ones who have to decide what should happen to these papers and certainly the financial issue will be an important one but they also have a public issue here as well. >> michael: is part of your effort and the groups that are with you is part of the effort to buy a buyer that is newspaper friendly or neutral at the very least? >> we're trying to conn

and the sharks will stay in l.a. for game 2 on thursday and they will come back on saturday and next use it did you -- next tuesday. >> they are describing him as one of the world's biggest stars. >>> and what doctors are saying about brice harper's runner with a right foot wall. >>> it could cost sheriff's deputies their badges . if you are driving on the road coming up. ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ male announcer ] universal studios summer of survival. ♪ . >>> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news, time now 5:13 surveillance video captures a deadly police beating case. now you can see it appears to show an officer hitting 33-year- old david silver with an object. several others are seen striking him more than a dozen times before he is taken into custody. a witness called 911 during that struggle. >> 8 sheriff's, the guy was lying on the floor and 8 sheriffs ran up and started beating him with sticks. >> he was taken to a hospital where he died and at least two witnesses confiscated

the final score? 3-0. l.a. now leads the series 3-2. so the kings need just one more win to take the series. the kings return on sunday. we'll have more coming up a little bit later in sports. >> i ran down the hall and grabbed him. it broke my heart that i had to grab him with all of these kids that i couldn't take. gll stor >> stories of survival from one of the two schools devastated by a tornado in oklahoma. the latest from the town of moore coming up. >> also, we'll update our two breaking stories tonight. that 5.7 earthquake fell from chico to sacramento. a bridge collapse on interstate five sent several people crashing into a river in washington state. more on both stories in a moment. . >>> updates now on our two breaking stories. first a magnitude 5.7 earthquake shook up northern california tonight. the quake struck just before 9:00 p.m. tonight and there's already been nearly two dozen aftershocks. centered just outside of greenville but was felt more than a hundred miles away in sacramento and in reno, nevada. there have been

the san jose sharks play a decisive game seven against the l.a. kings to determine who advances to the next round in the stanley cup playoffs. the road team has yet to win. something the sharks will have to overcome if they want to move on to the western conference finals. the team snuck in a quick practice before heading down to l.a. the puck drops at 6:00 p.m. at the staples center. >>> a special honor for 12-year-old aaron hearn. he is going to throw out the first pitch at tonight's giants game. the players and coaches visited him back in april when the team was in town to play the red sox. hern and his family were special guests at a recent warriors game. >>> brush up on your vocab. this year's competition is more challenging than before. >>> a smooth look out here. this is the north bay. no major problems. you will notice the glowing light it's and a little bit of puddling over there at the truck stop on the right. we will talk about the flow of your traffic and how that affects your drive into san francisco coming up. >>> good morning to you.

the atmosphere like at this hour? >> reporter: well welcome to -- welcome to l.a. staples center, home of the clippers and the lakers. both of those teams, well, their basketball season is done. so staples center is all about the l.a. kings. irvin magic johnson is now a kings' fan. sharks came out 15 minutes earlier for their skate-around inside staples center. they seemed very anxious, loose at monday overwhelmed by the significance of a game 7 game. san jose, 0-5 for the year inside tapes -- inside staples center. the sharks feel they can beat the odds. >> obviously, we are trying to keep things loose and have fun with everything going on. who knows how many games? so everybody is just trying to enjoy the moment. >> these are the games you are gonna remember, and you don't want to be sitting there thinking, you know, what if or i should have done this or that. you just want too go out there and -- to go out there and play your heart out. >> we're trying for each other. there's nothing more powerful in sport when a group of people come together and play for each ot

you worked at the l.a. times. can you shed light on this completely shocking reaction to a nonliberal entity purchasing a paper? >> the amazing thing is, a story in the huffington post reported there was a gathering of "times" journalists and they asked, okay, show of hands, who would quit if the kochs bought the paper and half of the room allegedly raised their hand. who would quit if murdoch bought the paper? and there was a sprinkling of hands which was surprising. who would quit if this guy austin butner and brode bought it and not a hand. ely brode and butner used to be a deputy mayor. he is a democratic deputy mayor of the city of los angeles running for mayor. ely brode is the biggest philanthropist in the city of l.a. he threw a. >> began nick inaugural ball for barack obama. he has his thumb in everywhere. he is getting corporate deals on property downtown. has never run a newspaper in his life. >> doesn't matter. >> and these people say these are active political proponents who don't know about objective

the sharks eliminated tonight from the playoffs by the defending champs, the l.a. kings beat the sharks in game 7 down los angeles. that's the scene in san jose. nbc bay area george kiriyama joins us in this situation that we've been in before. >> reporter: we have. and they err not happy at all. they meaning the sharks fans. when the sharks cut the kings lead to 2-1 in the third period, this was the scene inside the brit. well, the sharks had their fans believing they could still pull this one out. but as the clock ticked down, fans resorted to yelling. and when the final horn sounded, the sharks fans realized their season was over. >> it's adisappointing los. we had a great season. we struggled mid way through the season, but i'm really glad we came back. no raffe torres, but we made it through to game 7. >> i'm so disappointed. squl my number one goal is to route against l.a. for the rest of everything. and then, after that, you know, next season. we always have next season. >> so many close calls and missed opportunities. we're live downtown tonight, nbc bay are

in that the people in l.a. there were actually a lot more workers like work workers who we typically imagine people who work in factories are more direct directly connected to the capitalism we see whereas in d.c. there were certainly a lot of people who are kind of professional activists and people who were students and luciana had something else to say about that take a listen. most of the people here are young and so it's kind of the new system not having a plan for you and we are on conform with that i mean the unemployment really high you know the schools are being privatized so we all come out with these crazy loans and there is no directive is so i mean just just to have this i mean means a lot so ramona what type of protesters were you saying did you see any students at all the ground there. it was a pretty diverse mix of demonstrators at the protests that we went today there were a very large consistent contingent excuse me from the local labor unions we saw office workers who are sort of day laborers b

the sharks were in a deep hole in l.a. they have fought >>> good evening. dominoes early and then holding on late. the sharks beat the kings to tie their series. these two teams are mutual disdain for one another. they take a left jab to the face from the kings goalie jonathon quick. sharks score first. beating him not once, but twice. 1-0 men in teal in the first period. sharks with a power play opportunity. grip it and rip it, 2-0 sharks. cotour credited with the redirect. they out shot l.a. 21-9, but the kings in the third and mike richards here pokes it past to make it 2-1 in the final minutes. the sharks with seconds ticking down and clear and hold on for victory 2-1. they tied the series now at two games apiece with game five coming up thursday night in l.a. >> they did what they were supposed to do at home and we did what we are supposed to do. now we have to win in l.a. >> a win is a win and that's what i'm talking about. we are in a good place right now and it is only getting harder. >> to baseball. the battle of aces with matt cane facing steven st

the sharks were in a deep hole in l.a. they have fought back and now it is a whole new series. getting back in the tank >>> good evening. dominoes early and then holding on late. the sharks beat the kings to tie their series. these two teams are mutual disdain for one another. they take a left jab to the face from the kings goalie jonathon quick. sharks score first. beating him not once, but twice. 1-0 men in teal in the first period. sharks with a power play opportunity. grip it and rip it, 2-0 sharks. cotour credited with the redirect. they out shot l.a. 21-9, but the kings in the third and mike richards here pokes it past to make it 2-1 in the final minutes. the sharks with seconds ticking down and clear and hold on for victory 2-1. they tied the series now at two games apiece with game five coming up thursday night in l.a. >> they did what they were supposed to do at home and we did what we are supposed to do. now we have to win in l.a. >> a win is a win and that's what i'm talking about. we are in a good place right now and it is only getting harder. >> to baseball. the bat

. >>> two goals was all it took for the sharks to win tonight against the l.a. kings. the defending stanley cup champions. that pushes both teams to a 7th game in a 2nd round and fans can not get enough. sue kwon is in san jose where she has been talking to the fans. >> talking and yelling. a lot of screaming and cheering. 3-3. tied up with the 7th game happening in los angeles now. shark fans are excited. they had this win they much needed to stay in the western conference semifinals. they definitely had the home rink advantage and a lot of mojo from the fans. >> reporter: not far from the shark tank are the shark fans making their own moment. and fueling up with yellow shots. this is a do-or-die game. >> because we are right this. we are in it to win it. we just need a couple more victories to get to the next round. win that round and then win the championship. >> we need to score. and we need defense. >> your turn. >> we just need to win this game over at home. so far all of the games we won at home. >> reporter: the streak continues. they did not disappoint. >> they

and the sharks have a chance to tie the series with the l.a. we'll show you what happened next. >> and, as of now, the countdown to labor day still on. we're watching the progress of the new bay bridge. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> down two games to one. the sharks like their odds of evening this series this evening because the los angeles kings have won just one road game since march. joe thornton, 16 years in the league and still no stanley cup and he was an animal on this play. he controls it, and finds bruce again, scores the game first goal. same score, second period. joe to dan boil who shot is deflected. 2-0 san jose. they hold on the win by that score and they even the series now, two games a piece. they go back to l.a. the giants were down to their strike, but then, hits one over harper's head. torres is forced to tie the game at two. they won the game in extra innings 4-2. a's facing rangers. 3rd inning, take them out to center field. 1-0a's and guess what? they win by that score. nfl news. how about this? the raiders sign woodson to a deal. d

stuart: unions do not like the idea of the coke brothers possibly buying the l.a. times. est outside the largest shareholder in the tribune company which owns the times. they also sent a letter. it is not consistent. you have to laugh. i am laughing, but it is not funny. what exactly are the values of los angeles that conflict so much with people who have made a lot of money. >> i think it is the fear. there is this huge fear that is suddenly the coke brothers, and it will be the end of journalism as we know it. they did in our internal paul and half of them raised their hands and said yes, if the coke brothers by this thing and i am quitting and moving in with alec baldwin. stuart: is it just an enclave of los angeles? >> no. you are getting it from the senate and the assembly leadership. you have three city councilman and los angeles. the next mayor made threats that if the coke brothers decide to go ahead and buy, by the way, they are protesting a rumor. there is nothing official. they are protesting this rumor and they are saying if they buy, then maybe they will dives

on certain occasions and on other occasions didn't disclose that at all in fact some people that the l.a. times spoke with who had been advised by him had no idea even up until the point of the article being published his financial stakes in this vaccine in this drug it's used now u.s. intelligence agencies have never established that a nation or terrorist group has ever made or shown any interest in making in this antibiotic resistant anthrax based weapon so why haven't we spent three hundred thirty four million dollars of government money on this medicine to cure this antibiotic resistant anthrax if no one chance shown any interest in creating it. well i think you know there's a couple of different aspects that you know this is after september eleventh the kind of shock of the terrorist events and then following that there was. not. resistant anthrax letters sent to different congressional offices so there was a lot of fear at this time. around two thousand to two thousand and three two thousand and four around the development of chemical biological weapons by terrorist groups so that'

close and sometimes conflicting times between the government and private interests over the weekend the l.a. times printed an investigative piece that talked about numerous government purchases of a drug known as rexy kuumba tom is that this drug is the anti toad of an antibiotic resistant anthrax drug in the wake of nine eleven the government actually dedicated huge sums of money to creating and stockpiling bio defense drugs but here's where the conflict of interest comes in. as or who played a key role in pushing the government toward this decision also was profiting off of these drugs he was the director of the human genome sciences that's a company that actually earned three hundred thirty four million dollars in government contracts as a result so how does he get away with this while to explain this i'm joined by michael brooks he is the producer for the majority report there michael now let's start by talking about this mr downs that character he says that this is not a conflict of interest so let me ask you was it. great to be talking with you. it's very hard to understand how it wou

the sharks are tied with the l.a. kings. must win tonight when they take the ice at the staples center. they don't have the home team advantage. but a lot of sharks' fans say it doesn't matter. they just need to come out strong. some of the sports analysis i've been talking to, say the team that scores the first goal is the winner, if that's any indicate -- indicator. >> i'm excited. if the sharks win, my teacher won't give homework to the class. >> reporter: how badly do you want this? >> i wouldn't have a problem doing homework but i would rather they win. >> reporter: the longer the sharks stay in the playoffs, the better for the local economy. downtown bars and restaurants pull in big money on game days that can trouble the profits. if the sharks win tonight that means, they advance to the western conference finals which gets them is a step closer to compete for the stanley cup. that young boy, his teacher is tricky because she also promised him no homework for thest are of the year if the -- for the rest of the year if

. >>> tonight the san jose shark get a big win 2-1 over the l.a. kings in overtime. we have the highlights as well as some fan reaction. >> reporter: the sharks really needing this game. they didn't want to go down 3-0 in the series, but they came out strong and played a good game. the fans were very excited and they won this one. it was very close throughout the entire hockey game. let's pick it up in the 1st quarter. this is the very first goal. danny boyle rockets this into the net taking advantage of an early san jose power play. the kings would score just a few plays later and that would be all the scoring in this game until overtime. let's pick it up in overtime here. sharks again on a power play just starting overtime period about a minute and a half into the overtime and then this. logan couture with the goal in o.t. here's what it sounded like. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: so the sharks getting the win, a big win for this sharks hockey club. i talked to the fans. you heard how pumped up they were. i talked to them as they walked out of the h.p. pavi

fans are whooping it up. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> two goals is all that it took for a big start tonight for the l.a. kings and the defending stanley cup champion. pushing both teams to a 7th game in the second round. the fans can't get enough. sue kwon has been talking to the fans of a good night. >> reporter: yes, they are all tied up, which happens on tuesday. but tonight, they definitely had that advantage with a lot of mojo from the fans. >> reporter: not far from the shark tank, a sea of very hungry san jose shark fans making their own kiss cam moments. and fueling up with jell-o shots. this is a do or die game. >> we are in it to win it as we need a couple more victories to get to the next round and to win the championship. >> they need to score. and we need defense. your turn. >> we need to win because so far at home we have won at home. >> reporter: yes, the winning streaks will continue as they did not disappoint. >> they just set up their shops really well. they look like a great team with a lot of shots on goal and boy, they were muscling their way on through as this is exciting. it's ti

the sharks were in a deep hole in l.a. they have fought back and now it is a whole new series. getting back in >>> good evening. dominoes early and then holding on late. the sharks beat the kings to tie their series. these two teams are mutual disdain for one another. they take a left jab to the face from the kings goalie jonathon quick. sharks score first. beating him not once, but twice. 1-0 men in teal in the first period. sharks with a power play opportunity. grip it and rip it, 2-0 sharks. cotour credited with the redirect. they out shot l.a. 21-9, but the kings in the third and mike richards here pokes it past to make it 2-1 in the final minutes. the sharks with seconds ticking down and clear and hold on for victory 2-1. they tied the series now at two games apiece with game five coming up thursday night in l.a. >> they did what they were supposed to do at home and we did what we are supposed to do. now we have to win in l.a. >> a win is a win and that's what i'm talking about. we are in a good place right now and it is only getting harder. >> to baseball. the battle of ac

>> a little irregularity never hurt a soul. >> if we have learned anything about the man known as the l.ast, he eats a lot of stuff and he is a man of the people. >> i ask you, the fans, what you want to see me do. ding, ding, ding. dog food was the winner. >> three cans of pedigree. he considers himself half man, half beast, so he doesn't recommend eating dog food if you are human. >> it smells like my grandmother's house growing up. >> before you know it, he finishes up the first can, very thorough, even scraping the can to get every last morsel. >> maybe he's holding his both the whole time. >> i don't think it would help. the texture, g the gel, gritty texture would be enough. >> can number two. >> and this one tastes like chinese food. >> can number three. >> does take one gigantic bite, looks like he's going into convulsions and scrapes up the bits that were left. >> you know, again, how bad would it be? have you seen what they make chicken nuggets and some of the crap we eat? i bet it's not that far off from dog food. >> apparently we have dog food. >>ith the same brand. pedigree.

becoming the first to play a major sport out of closet and told the associated press he will join the l.a in february when he announce his sexual ownerration in a blog. he says he is touched by the support of family and friends and adds that being day is "not that bill of a deal." >> some of the top yo-yo performers wowed the crowds at golden gate park today. the moves there, dozens of people competed in the 16th annual bay area classic yo-yo championships. crowds gathered to watch elaborate yo-yo twirls, twists and loops. a panel of yo-yo judges happened out of the awards and turs out there was a tie for the main category. gentry stein and luis enrique shared the top honors. congratulations. >> pretty cool. >>> all right, how about buying a piece of the king? i know this guy would love it. this is from elvis' estiate. >> that is a hunk a hunka . >>> well, temperatures have been cooling off this holiday weekend and that trend will continue, even a few more changes that could include a few rain cloud as we do approach monday for memorial day. right now on live stormtracker, the fog is maki

he loaned these pieces to the l.a. useum of art and threw in a $50 million building to house them. one of his favorite artists is the irrepressible jeff koons. and here, a veritable cornucopia of koonsian genius. all, of course, painted and sculpted by hired craftsmen. koons is nothing if not worshipful of eli broad. >> you know, morley and eli, i just have to say standing here, what a fantastic location. i mean look at the natural light that is coming in on these works. it's just a tremendous gallery. >> and the balloon dog? what does it do to you? do you get some kind of emotional kick? >> i do. it makes me smile, it makes me feel good. it make me proud, and it especially makes me proud when i see young people and others looking at the work. and it introduces them to art in a way that no other work really does. >> and a piece that quite honestly mystifies me. michael jackson and a chimp, is it? >> michael jackson and bubbles. when i made this series, the banality series. >> series of banality? >> of images. i was tryi

newspaper chain which would give them control of two of the 10 largest his papers in the country, the l.a. times and the chicago tribune, and to keep papers in the battleground state of florida -- the orlando sentinel and the sun sentinel in fort lauderdale. other papers include the baltimore sun and the hartford current. the deal would also include hoy, of second-largest mannish language daily newspaper. according to the new york times, the coat brothers have quietly discussed purchasing media outlets as part of a longtime strategy to shifting the country toward a smaller government with less regulation and taxes. this is justin molito with the writers guild of america east at wednesday's protest in new york city. >> we are out here today calling on the equity firm that has stakes within the tribune company to not sell to the koch brothers and not have the l.a. times, the baltimore sun, the orlando sentinel and other publications go the way so much of the rest of our media is going, which is under corporate control. and to see what has happened recently with the "citizen koch" film shoul

lebron and the bulls take a series lead. >>> he will become the head coach of the l.a. defenders in the nba d league. he played nine years in the nba. it looks like he might be looking at a head coaching job somewhere down the line. >>> sergio complained about being paired with tiger woods. how did he get out of playing with him in the final round? >> unbelievable. >> sergio had a quadruple bogey on the famous 17. woods would go on to win the players championship. >>> championship. >> the cubs gave first base man rizzo a new contract. great deal so far. isn't it. rizzo on my fantasy team makes the struggling catch. ramirez is good for a blooper or two. he came a little short for that slide. not as bad as when he lost the $15,000 earring. >>> one of the best catches of the year when he robbed kyle sager of a home run. the as in texas tonight. texas is 24-13. they have the best record in the major leagues and they're off to the best start in franchise history. >> wow. >> warriors go to san antonio. is that a must win. >> they have to take one at some point in san antonio.