. >> reporter: the washington state plan is fully unionized but south carolina is not, and here's wherethe federal government says boeing is breaking the law. if boeing is moving the jobs to south carolina because of the strike, that's a violation of labor laws. boeing insists it's not, that they're new jobs. south carolina, the company says, has a world class port and lower costs. >> no company makes a billion-dollar decision out of spite. >> boeing senior vice president tom downey in his first tv interview about the case points to 2,000 new jobs the company created in washington state since 2009 as proof there's no retaliation and no net job loss. >> at the end of the day, whether it's within the nlrb process itself or when the case reaches the courts, we believe that we are, in fact, going to prevail. >> reporter: if boeing losses it will have to move all the dreamliner jobs to washington state. as for lee galer, herself a former union member, she just wants a job. >> i want to work. those are not my problems. >> reporter: her only focus now is earning enough money to move out of her

just to recap, you didn't send that photo to that woman in washington state?> i did not send it to that woman in washington state. >> but you're not 100% sure whether the photo is of you? >> we're doing everything we can to answer that question, but we're doing an investigation. i just want to caution you, photographs can be doctored and manipulated and taken from one place and put in another. and i want to make it clear, this is in my view, not a federal case. in my view, this is not an international conspiracy. this is a hoax and i think people should leave it that way. >> and you're still leaving open the possibility of going to law enforcement? >> as i've said a couple times in this interview, i've left this in the hands of people that know this stuff far better than i. i'm not treating it like a federal case. it looks to me like what it is. when your name is wiener, people do wiener jokes about you on the internet all the time. people get hacked and people's identities get blurred all the time. and so i'm leaving it to the investigation but i'm not treati

. >> reporter: the washington state plant is fully unionized, but south carolina's is not, and here's where the federal government says boeing is breaking the law. if boeing is moving the jobs to south carolina in retribution for the 2008 strike, that's a violation of labor laws. boeing insists it's not, that they're new jobs. south carolina, the company says, has a world-class port and lower costs. but listen to what boeing executive vice president also told the "seattle times" last year in an online interview. >> the overriding factor was not the business climate and it was not the wages we're paying people today, it was that we can't afford to have a work stoppage every three years. >> no company makes a billion- dollar decision out of spite. >> reporter: boeing senior vice president tom downey, in the company's first tv interview about the case, points to 2,000 new jobs the company created in washington state since 2009 as proof there's no retaliation and no net job loss. would this have all been a lot easier if mr. awbaugh had never said what he said to the "seattle times"? >> at

he grew up in washington state and he came here to pursue singing. look at this. this is youtube video of him. he is in the driver's seat, rapping. dennis told him he was having fun but not working. friends have been flooding his facebook page. just like this one. and this one, you will never be forgotten. i spoke to his father on the phone today andleads it's been a very difficult time for the family. right now they have no plans to come to san francisco. kron 4 news. >>> in dennis knowlton's home town, shocked and saddened friends spoke out today remembering the murder victim and hoping his killer is brought to justice. >> you know, he was -- >> he was a very likable guy. >> such a gruesome way to have died. i hope it was painless but doesn't sound like it was. i hope the killer is found. >> people who know him say he had thoughts of joining the army but wanted to become a rapper. he was living out of his car with a friend from high school. >>> during president obama's address to the nation, he announced a reduction of u.s. troops in that country. the president

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but after a series of union strikes in washington state, the company decided to open its second 787 assembly line in north charleston, south carolina, a "right-to-work" state. in april, the nlrb charged boeing with illegally retaliating against unionized workers. the case is now being heard by an nlrb administrative law judge in seattle. separately, a republican-led house committee held a hearing on all this in charleston today. for more, we turn to steven greenhouse of "the new york times." thank you for joining us. flesh out this complaint for us. what is the agency charging is illegal about boeing putting this plant in south carolina. >> nice to be here, margaret. the national labor relations board is asserting that both in deciding to open the plant is retaliating against workers in seattle because they had exercised what the labor board said was their legal, federally protected right to strike. and the union up in seattle has gone on strike five times since 1977, including a 58-day strike in 2008, which both says-- boek says cost the company $1.8 billion in losses. when boeing announced

the plant is growing inside a greenhouse in washington state where botanist say the odor will linger for days but that's not stopping tourists from stopping by for a smell and look. >>> it's a unique love story straight out of a hollywood movie. corey and john's dogs became fast friends at a florida dog park. the inseparable dogs wore off on their owners and soon the two were dating. eight months later, the couple made the puppy love at first sight official tying the knot and now stroll through the park as husband and wife. the end. playing the role of corey will be meg ryan. >> i claim all movie rights. >> and tom hanks. >> the only thing they didn't do was share spaghetti. i'm like -- >> no kidding. >>> time now for an early look at some of the stories we'll follow throughout the day here on nbc. the so-called barefoot bandit is due in a seattle courtroom today where he's expected to plead not guilty to a bank burglary charge. he earned his nickname for a spree of shoeless crimes including stealing a boat and plane, ending with his arrest in the bahamas last summer. >>> morgan free

the company also points out that it's added about 3,000 jobs in washington state since announcing the south carolina plant. >> tom: meanwhile, wisconsin's supreme court has ruled on that state's controversial labor legislation. late today, it said the law limiting bargaining rights of public employees can go into effect. members of public employee unions also will have to pay more for their health and pension benefits. wisconsin's governor says the law is necessary address the state's budget problems. the law passed in march after weeks of protests by thousands of demonstrators at the sate capitol. >> susie: two different responses from american businesses on plans to hire. big companies will add more jobs than small businesses. the may survey from the national federation for independent business shows 13% of small firms plan to add to payrolls over the next three months. that's down from april. and 8% of small firms expect to cut jobs. meanwhile, the business roundtable-- a group of c.e.o.s from the nation's 200 largest companies-- says more than half of its members expect to hire mo

think the profitability that will come from boeing will actually help increase union jobs in washington statehis is being done by an unelected bureaucrat here in washington. they allowed boeing to finish a billion dollar facility over two years, hire over a thousand workers and then they decided to come in and say, stop. what this is going to do to other companies who want to locate anywhere in our country, what that means is more jobs are going to locate overseas so they don't have to hassle with this kind of harkin, let me bring you in again. we're not positive it is retaliation. that's what will unfold throughout these hearings, but there is no net loss of jobs here. so why is there this debate, especially at a time when this country needs jobs? >> obviously, this procedure should go forward. my good friend jim demint says it's elected bureaucrats that's like saying our district court judges are unelected. of course they are. that's why we have a judicial process. i don't know whether boeing violated the law or not, all i know is that the general council after investigating this for many,

a washington state representative says last year alone 6,000 salmon were killed by the sea lions.he new bill would make it easier for washington state and oregon to kill the sea lions. >>> it's great outside but if you are thinking about camping in yosemite, perhaps you might want to take a rain check. yo could be flooded out. the snow melt is rapid, flooding is expected. but the waterfalls are spectacular because of the rushing water. it's beautiful. >> except your campground washing away. [ laughter ] >> when you're out enjoying the sites. but you have to be careful. you get those hot temperatures and folks want to enjoy the area. this is probably the next couple of weeks before the water comes down the hill. so back in the bay area we don't have to worry about that. we have sunshine and beautiful weather, enjoying it out there today. some warm temperatures showing up in many spots. taking to you san jose right now, you have clear skies, started out that way and the temperatures soaring in many spots inland already. how about the dublin area? you have clear skies toward mount di

but you know, every year i was at washington state i improved on my defense and i'm just gonna try to quickness to bother whoever i'm guarding and i think golden state is getting a complete player. >> kyrie irving was the number 1 overall pick. cleveland? derek williams is number 2. drew romania was the 10th pick. >> how about jimmer. >> that is jimmer. serena williams over came a first-set loss to win the next two sets and defeat is a monday a hleck to move into the third round. she hasn't played since last year's wimbleton but is looking for a third title. she beats the romainan samona hleck. >> in the nba draft, why, in the top 10, is there a lithuanian draft and a guy going to the turkey team. did you see that? >> well there is a lot of european players that are making their way into the nba and they are finding that the talent pool over there is sometimes more advanced than the kids who are freshmen or sophomores coming outs of college, they are almost nba ready. that's the theory. >> but my question is are they going to play in lithuania or turkey or they are coming from it. >>

. >>> did you send that picture to the that college student in washington state? >> i did not.ays she never got it and doesn't know me. i certainly don't know her. this seems like it was a prank to make fun of my name, you know, when you're named weiner, that happens a lot. got 45,000 some odd twitter followers, hundreds of people that i follow. this seems like a prank that has gotten an enormous amount of attention. >> for days anthony weiner tried to end is the drama over a lewd photo that briefly appeared on his account. it's still not clear if it was a picture of the democratic congressman in his underwear or if he sent to a young college student or if it was all the work of a hacker. how is all this playing in the democrat's home district? cnn's mary snow went there to take a closer look. what did you find out? >> odd was one word we heard a number of times. to give you an idea of the kind of support he has in his district, he won 61% of the vote in 2010. he's gained a reputation as one woman described it as a hothead but someone who's outspoken and blunt. it's that reason

as of july 1st, washington state is charging a $10 daily fee to enter any of its parks. >> these are > reporter: jack hart has been a ranger for 30 years. he says park's visitors are no longer just guests, they're customers. >> now we're thinking of how do we collect their money? how do we make sure we're meeting the financial needs as well as the recreational experiences. the beauty of parks is that they used to be free. used to be available for everybody. but we're now charging it's going to be a challenge for those who don't have much money. >> reporter: people like randall kelly. he's fished here for 25 years. >> it's everything to me. i love this place. my wife says i spend more time here than at home. >> reporter: now he's unemployed and can't afford to pay to get in. what does this mean for you? what will you do? >> what can you do, if you don't have the money, you don't come. >> reporter: the problem is washington state is out of money, too. it has a nearly $5 billion deficit. the state used to spend $87 million on its state parks. now lawmakers are defunding all 118 of them.

he says she did in fact send that lewd photo to that young college student in washington state.her pictures as well. dr. laura berman is joining us. she's the renowned sex and relationship expert. thank you for joining us. he says he needs some therapy, he needs some help. what is going on here? >> he definitely needs some therapy and some help and he's certainly not alone. i mean, this just keeps happening again and again. deny, deny, deny. and then a public figure in public office, you're going to be found out and certainly he's not only lost his wife's trust but all of ours as well. >> obviously he had a powerful instinct to said these photos and to get into these twitter conversations, if you will, with these young women out there. he says, most of them occurred before he got married about a year ago but some took place even after he got married. explain, as you're a sex therapist. you understand what is going on here. >> well, you know, i've been watching him and as i was watching his back story as the story has been unfolding, he's known for being very aggressive, for bein

. >>> a scary moment for three police officers in washington state as a full-grown black bear roamed through a neighborhood north of seattle. when the animal spotted the cops, it charged and they were forced to shoot. the bear was killed. >>> hundreds of volunteers are searching in and around bloomington, indiana for a missing indiana university student. 20-year-old lauren spierer hasn't been seen since she left a party alone early last saturday morning. the community and the university's head basketball coach joined the search. >> anytime you can do something to help people, that's what we're supposed to do. but most importantly, i just agonize over the fact that there's a mother and a father out there that have no idea where their daughter is. >> reporter: her parents say she has a heart condition and needs her medication. >>> finally this morning, medical researchers are reporting dramatic success in treating cancer by tailoring drugs to the genetic makeup of individual patients. we have more on that. >> reporter: in 2007, bill was diagnosed with advanced lung cancer. seven differ

in this case boeing actually added 2,000 jobs in washington state. in practical terms, boeing announced this two years ago. they spent $1 billion building the first new production plant in nearly 40 years in the united states. they've hired 1,000 people to work there. they're going to open the plant next month. and here comes this acting general counsel of the labor board in to stop that. i mean, boeing has to be competitive because it has competitors in europe who also make and sell airplanes. >> i want to go back to politics, because "politico" is reporting that gingrich's top staff has resigned en masse on thursday. what do you make of this? do you think he can continue? >> well, i don't know. newt is one of our most durable idea men in the republican party. he's filled with visions and ideas. but presidential campaigns are difficult undertakings. there's often a lot of turmoil in the campaign. we'll have to see. >> we have about five minutes left. go ahead. >> i want to ask you about the politics of the boeing issue that we were just talking abou

joined live by alexander coburn an american political journalist he joins us from a live in washington state thanks for being with us we're getting reports today that colonel gadhafi is now officially a legitimate target and nato does a to kill him do you think they have the authority to do that. so there's absolutely no no possibility that security council resolution one nine seven zero and one nine seven three. the resolutions as you well know were to try and ensure the safety of civilians how this is transferred into an assassination attempt which they've been trying for weeks no cause. is beyond any reason that it's. to claim it but if i were to ask you to go into further detail about how you would describe the alliance's methods for regime change in libya what would you say . well they've. been trying to kill khadafi they've flown think it's ten thousand missions nato missions. which about three and a half to be in bombing actually. what it really is is testament to the futility of the entire military operation it's clear that the the rebels have no military cloak whatsoever. decoration

. >>> medical marijuana patients could be at risk of losing their jobs in washington state everyone ifrug outside the workplace. the washington state supreme court ruled today that a teletech company was allowed to fire a worker in 2006 because of a positive drug test. that employee was an authorized medical marijuana patient. but the justices say state law does not offer any employment protections for medical marijuana users and that companies do not have to accommodate them. >>> federal officials said today the number of customs and border agents who were under investigation for corruption is on the rise. the lead investigator testified today before a senate panel. the agency has 267 corruption cases pending against border agents. but a border protection official says new rules have cast a wider net for those rogue agents. >> we pride ourselves on being a family. however when one of our own strays into criminality, we do not forgive him or her. >> reporter: representatives from central federal agencies say they are working together to investigate border corruption. >>> funeral servic

today clay thompson from washington state was introduced.her two draft picks said hello. thomson was the center piece. pac 10 player of the year and his father won two championships for the lakers in the late '80s. >> reporter: what did you learn from dad? >> he taught me how to work. be a professional. i learned a lot being around the game my whole life and being around him. >> what did mom say about her son becoming a warrior? >> she was very excited. i am an hour away so she can come up when she feels like it. i probably got all my quickness from her. >> we were walking him out and i said what is your schedule, work out the next few days because come thursday we probably won't be allowed inside the gym. when the owners will lock out the players. frank mccourt is filing for bankruptcy. he believes it could extend his ownership beyond the season. if they approve tomorrow the payroll deadline could satisfy the court for the next 180 days. frank mccourt owed $40 million this week alone. $20million in salary. $8million to manny ramirez and $15

he was found stranded on a washington state beach two years ago.she was dehydrated and had a broken foot. they released her yesterday. they do plan to keep tabs on where mod goes with the satellite tracker attached to her back. >>> two groups who are usually at odds are teaming up today. at ballot measure they want removed before voters head to the polls. >>> private eye is involved in the search for a missing nursing student. >>> we'll tell you more about the morning commute straight ahead. >>> welcome back to ktvu channel 2 morning news the middle of the week it's wednesday, june 22nd i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. it's 5:0 -- it's 5:30. it will be cooler out there for some? >> it will. temperatures near 90s. but anywhere else closer to the coast and bay big drop. 50s-70s. temperatures should come down inland about five to six degrees compared to yesterday. here is sal. >>> traffic is moving along pretty well if you are driving on highway 4 westbound coming up to concord. also the morning commute looks good if you

. >> did you send that picture to that college student in washington state? >> i did not. she says she never got it and doesn't know me. i certainly don't know her. this seems like it was a prank to make fun of my name. when you're named weiner, that happens a lot. got 45,000 some odd followers. this seems like a prank that has gotten an enormous amount of attention. >> this is the picture, i'm sure you've seen it by now. is this you? >> i can tell you this. we have a firm that we've hired -- i've seen it. i've seen it. a firm that we've hired to get to the bottom of it. i can tell you this, that photos can be manipulated, photos can be of one thing and changed to look like something else. we're going to get to the bottom of it. maybe jon stewart last night had it right. but we're going to find out. look, this has turned into an international who done it. what i think it really was was a prank. i'm trying to get back to the work that i'm doing. >> weapon want to resolve it once and for all. you wouldn't know if this is your underpants, for example? >> the question is -- i

for a couple of weeks now, and the photo sent to a college student via his twitter account in washington state. he came out and sat down with network anchors and our wolf blitzer and while we as a network and other networks have asked clearly for specific answers, is this photo of you? and did you send this photo? he has been more evasive than clear, and it has created more questions than answers, because that line that we all remember now. i cannot remember with certitude if this is my photo or not, and now we have more photos to ask about. >> and a man who is hip with twitter, and has not tweeted since last thursday. this fantastic exchange went on for six or seven minutes with our colleague dana bash trying to get some answers from the congressman on capitol hill last week, but it is interesting to watch as he has spoken quite a bit about it last week and essentially become radio silent. >> and it is interesting for the viewers who don't know of anthony weiner very well, what is such a head scratcher about this whole situation is that he is known to be one of the more media savvy members of

lied when he said a hacker sent a suggestive photo on his twitter account to a young woman in washington state. >> it's clear the picture was of me and i sent it. i am deeply sorry for the pain this caused my wife and our family and my constituents and friends, supporters and staff. in addition over the past few years, i have engaged in several inappropriate conversations conducted over twitter, facebook, e-mail and occasionally on the phone with women i met online. i exchanged messages and photos of an explicit nature with six women over three years. for the most part these communications to place before my marriage though some sadly took place after. to be clear, i never met any of these women or had physical relationships at any time. >> the congressman said he has no plans to resign his house seelt and did not answer directly when he was abandoning hope of being new york city's next mayor. >> i don't believe i violated any law. what i did was something that demonstrated a failing and that's why i'm here. >> whether he keeps his congressional senate seat are in question tonight. they are fu

. >> the man moved to san francisco from washington state last year. no arrests so far that they suspect the killing was an isolated incident. >>> a private investigator is working to find missing nursing student michelle le. they told the morning news that he might have better luck talking to witnesses. le's family hired the agency yesterday could she was last seen on april 27. >>> we have more details tonight about a buyer that destroyed -- a fire that destroyed a fraternity house. firefighters have ruled out arson as a cause. it started about 3:15 a.m. yesterday morning and displaced members of the sigma kappa fraternity. >>> a lawsuit has been filed in an effort to derail a measure that would ban circumcision. the november ballot measure would make it a criminal offense to circumcise children could a lawsuit argues that it is against state law for the government to restrict procedures. >> we are standing up for ourselves and our families freedom to live the life that we choose here in san francisco. >> at today's event a doctor cited the medical be

are in the water near fort mason this noontime looking for clues in the death of a man from washington state. you are looking live right now at the marina where the search is going on. you can see a little bit of activity there in the water. it looks like a driver swimming there. it's also -- like a diver swimming there. someone reported the body floating in the water. he had been stabbed several times in the chest. police say they found a trail of blood from a nearby post office. police are treating the case as a homicide. >>> the san francisco board of supervisors is allowing a three- year program designed to keep police officers on the force to expire. the voter approved program is meant to reduce the need to hire and train new officers by retraining veteran officers past their normal retirement age. officers who enter the program still get their retirement pay but it's deposited into a special account and collected upon actual retirement. it's supposed to be cost neutral, but the city controller says if it continues past the june 30th expiration, it would cost $6 million a year. >>> some

the second site was in washington state. the majority leader said, i don't want it in washington state. it was out. the third side was in indiana. they said no. the fourth sight was in north carolina. the commissioner said they didn't want it in north carolina. mississippi itself was a potential site but they will a powerful delegation at that time and said they don't want it in mississippi. and john sununu, as the governor of new hampshire o on behalf of george bush said we didn't want it in the granite formations. so the nuclear -- so it all happened on a political basis. i was here. you make a political decision you'll end up with big scientific problems at the end of the day. so congress actually -- this committee barred the department of energy from looking at any other site other than yucca mountain. we use political science, not real science to hand that nuclear queen of spades to nevada. that's the legacy this committee left. the problem is that yucca mountain has two fault lines running through it and is in an activ

he did tweet that infamous picture of himself to a woman in washington state. wiener apologized to his family and con stit gents and insisted he would not resign. it is an explosive story and we are covering it from every angle. can wiener survive this sex scandal. some resign immediately. others like bill clinton survive. what distinguishes them. howard fineman is is a political analyst. gentlemen you are the experts. first here is the news. here is congressman weiner late today. >> last friday night i tweeted a photograph of myself that i intended to send as part after direct message as part of a joke to a woman in seattle. once i realized i posted it to twitter, i took it down and said i hacked. i continued with that story, to stick to that story, which is a hugely regrettable mistake. this woman was dragged into this and bears no responsibility. i'm so sorry to have disrupted this life her life in this way. this picture was of me and i sent it. i'm deeply sorry for the pain this caused my wife and our family. and my constituents, my friends, supporters and

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but after a series of union strikes in washington state, the company decided to open its second 787 assembly line in north charleston, south carolina, a "right-to-work" state. in april, the nlrb charged boeing with illegally retain any idea why they didn't just go to congress before they did this? or was it-- it couldn't have been an oversight. >> no, no, it wasn't an oversight. but i do think the administration-- i think one thing that they thought it was going to be-- it was going to be a lot easier going in. i mean, i think they thought libya was going to be an awful lot easier than it has been. they thought it would topple. i mean this is what, now we're up to-- approaching three months on it. >> lehrer: what is your reading david as to why the administration didn't, as you say, as a common courtesy, if nothing else,-- >> especially when you've just castigated the previous administration for being unilateral, and they make the bush administration look like models of consultation. i guess i would have to say a couple of things. first, they thought there would be resist expanse they didn't

but, you know, every year i was at washington state i improved on my defense and i'm just going to trybother whoever i'm guarding. i think golden state is getting a very complete player. yeah, i mean, i'll help whatever position i'm at whether 2, 3, even a little one. i'll take whatever i can. >> okay. maybe center, too. klay, you got the whole package, man. can't wait to see you cover some of these animals. klay, thanks a lot, appreciate the time. >> thank you for having me. >> that's the warriors number one pick. >>> baseball the as are last in the major leagues with 40 home runs so it wasn't good news when josh willingham to leads the team with 10 home runs was placed on the dl with a strained tendon. the as called up collision carter from sacramento -- cris carter from sacramento to replace him. mets starter chris capuano pitched six scoreless innings against oakland and struck out seven before leaving with a sore thigh. 3-0 new york in the sixth with two strikes, two out. jose reyes popped it up. cris carter got called up. i hate when that happens. >> whoops. >> that kept reyes at