they surfaced in washington state supposedly on a vacation staying with a friend. well, now, judges in two state have named carrie as his conservativer which means she is able to make decisions on his healthcare but jean was still not letting casey's children see him. in fact carrie went to the house in washington state to try to see casey and was rebuffed. today the judge in washington state granted daily visits of one hour in duration. so now carrie will be able to see her dad. take him to a hospital. have a doctor see heim in that house in washington state. one hour per day and the judge set a hearing date for next friday where another doctor will be able to, you know, come back in court and say what he saw to say if casey kasem really is in bad shape or not. >> dan, thank you. thank you, dan. >> sure. >> okay, everyone. here is what is being hashed out right now. social media exploding with shinseki. lawmakers taking to twitter to share their thoughts. house speaker john boehner tweeted the president has made a lot of promises to our veterans. time to start bob

taping pot on fliers and police say it is not a priority on stop this because it is legal in washington state why the weed fairy is doing this? she just wanted it make people smile. >>> a forecast that will make you smile. >> some things are better left to the imagination. >> good morning, everyone! >> the a's play at 6:05 dropping to 59. it will be breezy at at&t and it will be cooler here. we still have heat to contend with, and 90 in chico and sacramento and 98 in fresno and 98 in yosemite with smoke and 107 in palm springs and low-to-upper 70's around san diego and los angeles and it will be just as warm in lake tahoe at 74. safe travels. sue? >> back in action this morning, good luck getting to work, so far so good and pack in action the 280 extension has no delays and it and wide open earlier than expected at 2:00 a.m. otherwise, we go to the dublin/pleasanton area and we still have a tow truck, we are waiting on a tow truck for an overturned car in the ditch south of the 680 junction southbound 680 and mixed it up with the big rig off to the shoulder and everyone is fine and, still, wa

his daughter suspected they took him to washington state.eriff's deputies confirmed to abc news he is there and is in good health. >>> and the former royal editor to "the news of the world," claimed he repeatedly hacked the voicemails of the young royals. the hackings happening in the months before he was arrested for illegal eavesdropping. he acknowledged he listened to voicemails 155 times and prince harry's, 9 times. >>> a couple may have lost a race this weekend. but they get kudos for sisterhood. when chloe fell, claire carried her sister and classmate on her back the rest of the way. claire later said the move was a no-brainer so they could cross the finish line together. >> that's the stuff, if you've got children, more than one, you have to teach that kind of stuff in your kids. >> yep. >> that's such a sweet story. >> that's a great story. >>> now, to come pro sports. specifically basketball. steve kerr has reached a five-year deal to coach the golden state warriors. >> as for the playoffs, a couple of teams are moving into the nba

i think we feed to watch the states very closely, what's happening in washington, d.c., for example, going up to $11.50 an hour by 2016. seattle, again, pushing for $15 an hour. vermont going to $10.10. what happens in those states and particular industries when you do that. we're not going to know that for a matter of years until this all kicks in. but a key thing we can't forget is technology. you know, carol, you were here last week in new york. you go to the airport. and i know in the delta terminal, for example, you see ipads, and you order your food off ipads. ipads have replaced waiters, and it is happening more. and i think the real question is, where is that fine line when it comes to what technology allows us to do and the wages that people need to get by. you know, warren buffett, in our conversation, said even though he doesn't know if the minimum wage should be raised -- and i think a lot of us expected him to say it should because he's liberal and he's a proponent of president obama -- he said, you know, technology is improving, and it is not a bad thing that technology

the average state income in boeing -- i mean, in washington state is $56,000 a year. so, i mean, if i'm washington state and i'm crunching those numbers and i'm thinking, okay, 94,000 jobs paying people $96,000 a year, and if that goes away, all those people are gone, i mean, that's serious stuff. stuart: crystal, you could make the case that texas made a good investment. if they offered 40 million to toyota and they got 4,000, i think pretty high-paying jobs and a brand new headquarters building that's going to sit there for a couple of generations, i think that's good business. >> absolutely. like i said, we have to evaluate the return on investment. and as charles pointed out, i think that's a good return on investment when the obama economy has done nothing but kill jobs, right? stuart: yes, you got it. crystal, where are you right now, by the way? >> i am in richmond, virginia, where i'm from. i always love talking to you guys from my hometown. stuart: it looks like texas. [laughter] i don't know why i say it does. >> it's just as good as texas. we've got good so

. >> in a few hours casey case sim's wife is expected to appear in court in washington state.f she doesn't show up she could be arrested. a judge wants to know if jeanne kasem is giving her ailing husband adequate medical care. something the stepchildren are questioning. they indicated his whereabouts after his wife took him from a medical center without telling any one. >> listen to this, one e-mail and that is the extent of the paper trail that edward snowden left for the nsa according to agency officials. the nsa leaker says he reportedly raised concerns about sweeping surveillance from higher ups. there is just one e-mail about a question about training materials. that was dated april the 8th three months after snowden first reached out to the media. snowden says that search is simply incomplete. >> the governor of the state of oregon is taking on the second largest software corporation in the world. he wants to -- oregon paid them 134 million in federal funds but the site is full of glitches. >> i expect they will fight us tooth and nail but i will not allow that to stop

we can't compete with that in washington state. mr. brady's bill helps get us back in the game competing for research and development dollars and provides a permanent tax credit of 20% and allows expenditures on supplies and softwares to be part of the credit space. this bill is a step in the right direction of fixing our tax code. making our economy competitive and most importantly, mr. speaker, this bill is about creating jobs for americans. i urge my colleagues to support its passage and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan, mr. levin. mr. levin: i yield to a member of our committee, the distinguished gentleman from wisconsin, mr. kind. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. kind: i thank my friend for yielding. mr. speaker, i rise in strong upport of the goal to extend the research and development tax credit. our businesses need that certainty and can't be making budgetary decisions in order to create jobs on the short-term measures coming through congress. what i have an objection t

he leads the investigation unit in washington state. the organized csi unit for seeking out disability fraud. >> a table, your favorite spot? >> over there. >> rodgers and fellow investigators, posed as cellular phone company workers. >> good, how are you? >> stopping in during the course of their workday. bail money jar was over here, right? >> right up here, right there. >> weep just recently bought a house. pretty close. >> this is normal behavior. friendly, personable guy. tell you his life story in a minute. and he did several times. >> where are you guys from originally? >> beth were chatawe both were able-bodied. a fair cry from their application for disability payments >> she has writ ten i cannot work, there are days when i can't leave my home. >> cory is on record in her application to support her claim. >> i doubt today she could work in a retail store on part time base is. >> that's pretty extreme. >> she want cut gas in her car. that's extreme. >> a huge eagle swooped down in front of us. >> she received $42,000 in social s

a smaller mudslide in washington state killed 43 people in march. >> woodruff: for the first time, the median pay of top corporate executives in the u.s. has hit $10 million. an associated press study finds that in 2013, half of all c.e.o.'s, at s-and-p 500 firms, made more than that figure, and half made less. a c.e.o. now makes about 257 times the average worker's salary. that's up from a multiple of 181 times, in 2009. >> ifill: home prices are also on the rise. the standard and poor's case- shiller index reports homes cost 12% more in march than a year ago. and on wall street, the dow jones industrial average gained 69 points today to close at 16,675. the nasdaq rose 51 points to close at 4,237. and the s-and-p closed at a record high for a second straight session, adding 11 points to finish near 1,912. >> woodruff: still to come on the newshour: president obama's roadmap for withdrawing troops from afghanistan; escalating violence in eastern ukraine; the supreme court weighs in on an i.q. threshold for the death penalty; louisiana's crumbling coastline; today's historic meeting be

their a handful of states that have released the prices like virginia, washington state, arizona, indiana. we have seen modest increases, 10%, not enough for in the doppler -- >> it's my fault. is there a rid quo pro for states with hikes and probable hems and that state's democratic incumbent in trouble? >> absolutely. if there are significant premium hikes that will give the republicans a chance to hammer the been democrats, baby like mary landrieu, mark pryor, if the obamacare prices go unsignificantly. >> the counter-thought on democrats are people are getting used to the story -- they're real -- premium increases and they're happy when they stop going up at double-digit rates. americans have so built in an expectation this thing is like stink on steroids, that it's no longer stinking on stare erode and won't be as -- steroids and are not as angry. >> americans will get imcreases in their medical care who they're obamacare or not. americans see their healthcare price dozen up every year so it's unlikely with the modest increases those will register politically with people on the excha

>> and detectives back in washington state had no answers for him.new suspects, the investigation was dead in the water. the case must have been growing colder by the day. i'm sure -- >> it was. >> you must have felt that way. >> absolutely. >> did you at some point feel like we've kind of got to give up on this until something comes our way? >> yeah. on the other hand, we knew somewhere, some day, sandy would be found. and the hope was that when that happened, there would be some type of evidence that would assist us in putting this case together. >> they were about to get their wish. >>> coming up, all the men in see her the day she disappeared. which one of them is lying? >> the neighbor saw her car, recognized her car parked outside his house. >> when "dateline" continues. eet or a charm valued up to forty-five dollars with any charmed memories purchase of ninety-nine ninety-nine or more. at kay, the number one jewelry store in america. ♪ every kiss begins with kay.♪ [ female announcer ] neutrogena® pore refining cleanser. alpha-hydroxy and exfol

this time, he became a one-man mission control in washington state, keeping track of them best he could from his base on land. >> right out of the gate, though, you could see something was just a bit off in terms of their progress. >> the crew was supposed to be able to contact him by phone or e-mail. they also had three cameras on board to record video diaries. but they were plagued by power problems. so the satellite phone and internet service was very dicey. greg didn't hear from them for several days. but according to their gps tracking device, they were moving far too slowly. >> well, looking at the wind, it's coming out of the north. they're going west. so they're just getting hit from the beam. and it's probably terrible. and sure enough, i got the first phone call from jordan about a couple days after they left, and he sounded miserable. >> that's because all four crew members were seasick in the extreme. but adam, the olympic gold medalist sitting behind jordan didn't let it get him down. >> seasickness. it's like a slimy lizard climbing from a bulging pit in your stomach up th

washington state is close behind. some argue that the portugal experiment has been a success. but now we are seeing almost every week new reports of issues in colorado. >> i think the important thing here is not to conflate decriminalize aches, an -- d decriminalization, proven to be enormous. they push people away from public health services. they create enormous damage in people's lives, they make it difficult to immigrat integrate into society. they should not be punishing people who are essentially if people who are addicted to drugs or use drugs on a recreational level, legalization is an entirely different matter. it is a very long way to say that the war on drugs is a different matter. we don't suggest a head lon rush in that direction. -- long rush in that direction. they are happening in washington, colorado and uruguay. we don't know what the outcomes exactly will be. they probably, i'd be pretty certain that the outcomes would be less bad than the current war on drugs approach because the course of that is so clear and so large. but we want to do it in a correct way

. >> this woman told us she likes heat having moved to california from cool and soggy washington state. >> with long hair. he needs a shaded place. >> this animal can be hurt by the heat and the folks say it's up to those who care to help him out. >> so with careful to watch the signs for your dog are they panting? it's not equivalent to the sweating. you want to make sure there is lots of water available. >> hand to pavement and make sure it's not too hot. >> cats can be affected too. and all animals can be hurt and killed if left in a car. in this case the owner left air conditioning on for this guy. he or she ran into the store >> ebay agreed to two settlements paying nearly $4 million to the state. also prom yitsing it would not restrict hiring from other companies the retailer accused of conspireing with intuit to not recruit each other's employees >> a landmark pension reform initiative has been dealt another set back. city agreed to wait another year before requiring workers to contribute more to pensions a judge approved the agreement this week. those reforms scheduled to take

in washington state hours after his daughter filed a missing person's report. carry kasem releasing this statement saying we are grateful to local authorities for finding my dad. we are one step closer to bringing him home. they ordered a search two-days ago after they claim the step mother kidnapped him from a facility. he now has advanced parkinsons and can no longer speak. the 6-year-old boy seriously hurt when a gust of wind swept a bouncy house 50 feet into the air remains in a medically induced coma. a 5-year-old is hospitalized with two broken arms and a broken jaw. they are calling it an accident and do not expect to file charges. >>> tens of thousands of people are forced to evacuate as wildfires are threatening their houses. nine fires are raging near san diego burning 10,000 acres engulfing homes. a nearby university had to cancel its graduation. incredibly video a powerful up draft causing the fire to funnel up into the air like a tornado. fire nados can be destructive as they can spread ashes and burning debris for miles. >>> a deadly middle east r

while this may be sensible in some areas, especially on the southern border, in washington state we've seen the border patrol set up checkpoints that disrupt commerce and hassle residents. i'm particularly concerned about racial profiling complaints we've received during vehicle september in washington state the border patrol reached a settlement agreement in a lawsuit alleging that the agency was engaging in discriminatory conduct in its stops. as the review of the department's immigration policies moves forward, i'd ask you to take a close look at this. we need to provide our federal officers with theÂuz tools they need to keep our boarders safe and also -- borders safe and also keep our customs and border patrol agents focused on their mission near the border. so i wanted to ask for your commitment to review the 100-mile zone, whether this is the particular distance for the northern border. >> yes, i will take a look at that. i will also take a look at our enforcement activities generally at sea and elsewhere. it's a topic that i'm interested in. as the head of this agency, as a law

the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from washington state. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the noes have it. the amendment fails. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 18 printed in the congressional record offered by mr. grayson of florida. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. grayson: thank you, mr. chairman. this amendment would increase from $3 million to $6 million the amount of funds appropriated for competitive grants to distribute firearm safety materials and gun locks under the edward byrne memorial justice assistance grant program. the edward byrne program is funded at $376 million total as recently amended up to $380 in this appropriations bill. the $300 million increase i'm seeking is less than 1% of the total allocation of the program and has been received a budget neutral score from the congressional budget office. i think that increasing the level of g

. >> reporter: a washington state court must decide who will speak for casey kasem. jean, his wife of 35 years. >> my husband is an american treasure. he wanted to leave beautiful memories. that was all torn apart today. >> reporter: or his daughter carey who claims she and her siblings have been kept away. >> we are concerned about his health because we don't know what condition he is in. >> reporter: according to carey the 82-year-old is suffering from a form of dementia. in court carey claimed that kasem has infections he didn't have before being moved from california to washington state earlier this month. >> he didn't have bed sores, he didn't have a lung infection nor a bladder infection. >> reporter: the judge ordered carey would visit with her father an hour a day and could have casey examined by a new doctor. at the request of these lawyers the judge ordered no pictures of the ailing celebrity could be shared. even with family. jean kasem is an actress phone known for her role on "cheers." >> are you all right? >> i'm fine. and you? >> reporter: she says her

jean moved her husband from california to washington state without informing his children.iff located the pair staying with friend but kerrey says jean is still refusing to comply with the judge's order that casey be evaluated by a doctor and a attorney. carrie and their city julie say they are still being kept from their dad. >> let us see our dad on regular basis. let my dad see his family. let my dad will be his children who he loves more than life. >> now jean kasem has been ordered to appear in court tomorrow or risk jail time. jean two weeks ago told reporters her husband is happy and comfortable and wishes to remain under her care. she called the accusations against her malicious and unfounded. jon, we'll see what happens in court tomorrow. jon: that is really, really a strange story. patti ann browne thanks. jenna: another strange case. a court hearing for the u.s. marine jailed in mexico. sergeant andrew tahmooressi firing his attorney right before the hearing started. mexican police arresting him almost two months ago after he says he accidentally crossed into the

. >> in washington state a giveaway of a different variety vietnam, a "buzz."elf-proclaimed weed fairy has been patting out free marijuana to seattle. the woman has been attaching pot to fliers and police say this is not a priority because it is legal in washington state. why the weed fairy is doing this she wants to make people smile. >> i thought that was job of the tooth fairy. >> by the way approximate what i have read she is doing this alone. it is not a "joint" operation. >> very nice. sigh wanted to know what the "high" was to seattle today. "i can't remember." "you are just blowing smoke." cheech and chong. >> we will have a game at at&t park and we could go on forever, couldn't we? 61 and then 56 cubs and giants. quickly, 90's through the central valley and 107 in palm springs and 79 if los angeles and 74 in lake. >> i'm not going up in smoke with that one. westbound 24 near wilder, this is a stall but also, possible accident, two right lanes as you move westbound. eastbound in the tunnel it is the non-commute direction a stalled tour bus blocking two

. >>> speaking of disappearing act, washington state is looking where the money goes when you invest in kick-starter. even when they say it's not it is always about money. melissa: we start with twitter of the stock getting absolutely crushed today, hitting a new all-time low after lockup of shares expired, allowing early investors and employees to sell their stakes in the company. let's get to our panel now to discuss our very own charlie gasparino and elizabeth macdonald. we have a and g capital hilary kramer. you told them so on twitter? >> i think i did. the real question is when does eric bolling show up. melissa: stop, stop. you have a long-running dispute with eric bolling on value of twitter. today, largely in decline. >> he is investor of the he did tell me he is sticking in it for the long haul just so you know. here's the thing. we do point out in eric's defense facebook had a crash sometime after the ipo. and then the firm innovated and came up with some new stuff and bounced back wildly. that is what they have to do. melissa: go ahead. >> net-net, they're losing people w

washington state and colorado have legalized recreational use of marijuana. but it remains illegal in most states, and certainly under federal law. nevertheless department of justice told the governors that it will not challenge their legalization laws, and has told federal prosecutors to de-emphasize marijuana prosecutions. in addition, and what i want to ask you about, the treasury department's financial crimes enforcement network issued new rules that give banks a green light to do business with mare juan shops, illegal shops. the combination of this guidance should allow both medical and recreational marijuana related businesses to make full use of banking services, and institutions. even though dealing with an illegal operation. dea administrator recently told a congressional hearing that cash is the driving force for these drug trafficking organizations, and dea has already seen signs, they say, that gangs are attempting to exploit the new banking rules. the issuance of a green light for banking institutions to do business with these illegal marijuana sh

moving on to washington state, noting that no one from that state is represented on this committee, and again, my role as a subcommittee chairman, we in the chairman talked about this as well. i am concerned about the way for -- waiver being revoked. i get it. i understand about accountability. you and i agree on that. however, if evaluation's of these teachers were performed, what would be specific measurable outcome be? what should we expect as federal policy makers from this? >> again, we are trying tremendous discretion. every other state so far has figured this out, so there is no single way to do this. at the end of the day, what i believe in what i think you believe is that the goal of teaching is not to teach. the goal of teaching is to have children learn. and a piece -- not the whole thing, but a piece of teacher evaluations should be based on student learning. that is the commitment that washington state gave. unfortunately, to date, they have not fulfilled that. all we're saying is that we think teaching is hugely important. we think teachers make a huge difference. >> havin

but that's not the case in washington state. is a school system that reflects the world, and as sabrina register explains. it's complicated. >> reporter: foster high looks like most schools across the u.s. students arrive by bus, skateboard, or on foot. getting in a quick chat with friends before the bell rings. but there is a difference. the 3,000 students in this district speak 80 different languages and dialects. there is no pork served in the lunchrooms to accommodate the many muslim students. >> my best friend is half filipino, half white. i have friends from nepal, people from somalia, ethiopia, everywhere. >> reporter: the diversity is one of the reasons connor says he wanted to attend foster high. it is following one national trend. 25% of the students in the district are hispanic, but only 15% are white. far fewer than the rest of the country. and the greatest difference, asian pacific eye landers make up a third of the population here. one reason it is attracting immigrants and others is affordable housing. this boy ca

. >>> kids, watch stanford facing washington state.dinal up 4-2 in the fitch when tommy edmond tees off on cougar starter jason monda. stanford wins, 9-4 your final. >> the eastern conference finals got underway today in the stanley cup playoffs. the rangers win to mon tall to -- montreal to face the canadiens, rangers goalie, lundquist, looking to sale one on the road. client fires the puck in. st. louis in front of the net, scores. 1- 2-1 rangers in the second. crowder on the brakeaway. lights the lamp. to the third, rangers on the power play. put on other clinic and take game one, 7-2. montreal's worst playoff loss in 12 years. >> pga tour in texas for the third round of the byron nelson championship. gary woodland, 4-under 66. with the help of this par. going to take a little spin around bottom of the cup. cal's james hahn one back, 5-under 65. they're chase is brendan today and louis oosthuizen. 6-under 64 for the former open champion. >> second stage of the amgen from santa clarita. bradley wiggins begins the day wearing the yell

here's senator mattie murray, democrat, washington state. >> secretary shinseki, i tick that you sincerelywant to do the right thing, but we need more than good intentions, we need decisive actions to restore the culture in the va and accountability and to change the system wide years 'long problems. >> now, democrats are encouraging digging into the problem. but some republicans calling for change at the very top, saying that shinseki has to go, and democrats are calling for the same thing, del. >> and libby, we can see that it is bipartisan outrage on capitol hill, something that's very rare these days, and he's facing tough questions on both sides of the aisle. >> he has made it his personal mission to try to get better care for veterans across the board, especially when dealing with this healthcare backlog situation, and he says he's mad as hell, del and he has pledged to the get to the bottom of it. you have to realize that the vra. is the largest healthcare provider in america, and the secretary is talking about the challenges they face. trying to improve and the key is going to be a

. >> casey kasim has now been found in washington state. >> arrangements are being made to bring him back to southern california. >> president obama will attend a formal dedication of the 9/11 memorial museum this morning at ground zero in new york. >> people are sad here but that isn't the end of the story. this is a museum about hope. >> several are hospitalized after an oil spill. >> are you city thinking about running for president? and when will you make the decision on that? >> yes and later. >> donald sterling may not only lose his team but his marriage. >> shelley and i are in the process of a divorce. >> i was the first female co-anchor. >> what year are we talking about? >> it was just after the civil war. >> and all that matters. >> bill clinton responded to karl rove's suggestion that his wife may have brain damage from a fall. >> first they say she faked the concussion and now they say she's auditioning for a part on "the walking dead." >> a cat comes to the rescue when a little boy is attacked by a neighbor's dog. >> i bet somebody got an extra fancy feast to reward her

senator patty murray democrat of washington state shared her concerns. >> secretary i continue to believe that you take this seriously, and want to do the right thing. but we have come to the point where we need more than good intentions. what we need now is decisive action, to restore veterans confidence in the v.a. to create a cultural of transparency, and accountability, and to chinese system wide years long problems. this needs to be a wakeup call. >> while democrats are calling for him to dig into what is happening and fix it, a hand full of republicans and some veteran groups are also saying that he should step down. >> and libby, do we have any indication so far, we have heard from both sides of the aisle, do we have any indication as to what the secretary is saying? >> now he has turned -- many times to congress, that he is dedicating his career his work right now. to addressing this backlog, he himself was a veteran. he is is talking about the things they are doing. one, they are doing a face to face audit, although some senators say it wasn't going for enough, there is also an i

low pressure off of washington state will sink south. as it does, we will get drizzle out along the shoreline. that would be about it. not much. cool tomorrow. so, a cool sunny day, the high rebuilds by wednesday and as it kicks back in. numbers come up to the 80 degree range by next weekend. future cast, high clouds over the area tonight. but, the extended forecast, it will be warming up. the cooling trend continues for the next couple of days, monday, tuesday, numbers managed 60 for the bay area, this week, wednesday, thursday, friday. we increase 5 degrees inland. from the low to the middle and upper 70s. next weekend, we will be in the middle 80 degree range again. cool temperatures a couple of days, promising a remember whatting trend by wednesday. ann den stpheus. >> nba play offs have been close. really good until i guess, today. >> ann, dennis? >> nba playoffs have been close. really good until i guess, today. [ laughter ] >> giants hit home runs in 11 straight games, the first time since 2002. but was it enough to sweep atlanta?

. >>> well, there is growing outrage in washington state after seven-time dwi offender got what was basicallyp on the wrist. shawn goodman, in a statement, it said he received a maximum year in jail and work release. this is raising questions about dwi sentencing in general, and in this case, about goodman's status as a wealthy businessman. >> he lives on this three-acre gated property in olympia, washington. shawn goodman owns a business and has done well for himself. and that is why some believe that this multiple dwi offender is getting a sweetheart deal, the ability to work at home and keep the cash flowing while serving little time after a drunken night behind the wheel. >> it is just sad to feel forgotten by the justice system. they're not worried about the people. >> henry griffin could not believe it when he learned the full extent of goodman's history. he believes goodman could have killed him and feels let down by a system he says is failing to protect the public from a drunk. they met at this tavern with the 42-year-old goodman offering a ride in his ferrari. >> and i was like oh,

. >>> kids, watch stanford facing washington state. cardinal up 4-2 in the fitch when tommy edmond tees off on cougar starter jason monda. stanford wins, 9-4 your final. >> the eastern conference finals got underway today in the stanley cup playoffs. the rangers win to mon tall to -- montreal to face the canadiens, rangers goalie, lundquist, looking to sale one on the road. client fires the puck in. st. louis in front of the net, scores. 1-0. now 2-1 rangers in the second. crowder on the brakeaway. lights the lamp. to the third, rangers on the power play. put on other clinic and take game one, 7-2. montreal's worst playoff loss in 12 years. >> pga tour in texas for the third round of the byron nelson championship. gary woodland, 4-under 66. with the help of this par. going to take a little spin around bottom of the cup. cal's james hahn one back, 5-under 65. they're chase is brendan today and louis oosthuizen. 6-under 64 for the former open champion. >> second stage of the amgen from santa clarita. bradley wiggins begins the day wearin

. >> reporter: in washington state, at the va when helman was director there. kathryn was a psychiatric nurse who filed and settled a whistle blower retaliation complaint over wrongful termination. >> the level of intimidation among the staff was unbelievable. retaliation, intimidation was the name of the game. report in phoenix, nbc news attempted to reach helman but was turned away. she denied wrongdoing and declined to be interviewed. this retired doctor is a whistleblower who claims helman's personal ambition, claiming she orders the va to falsify patient appointment records to look good to higher ups in washington. >> i think it was career advancement for sharon helman our director. she was looking to get a promotion, i believe. >> reporter: veterans affairs declined to comment publicly, pending the outcome of the inspector general's investigation. >> back in a moment with a jaw-dropping new look at an american treasure left frozen in time. >>> it's always been such valuable advice for employers in this country. if you have a job opening and need to get th

allow marijuana use, either medical marijuana, the states in orange, or two states, colorado or washington statehave legalized marijuana for recreational and medical use. there are initiatives in other states, including alaska and florida, in this midterm election year. you can check out a look at marijuana laws online at cnn.com. ohio, democratic line, good morning. i would like to mention the fact that the koch brothers, if they were investigated for transparency and credibility, they could have packages sent through ups. they told us that on tv on "national geographic." i believe that the koch brothers to buy a president and by a governor. where are they getting all of their money? i believe that if they look into the koch brothers, they will find out that they are bringing the united states down through drugs so that it will become a communist nation. host: from jan -- will likelych that get a lot of attention this week, with lawmakers out of town, although the house is out on wednesday, mark has a preview from "the new york times" this morning, the speech from west tont, the president seeki

we have ballots in the box in california and washington state.hink we are seeing it pay off in vermont. a momentu saw me ask ago why it is that the advances that are being made on these kinds of issues are being made at the state level and the local level when we are talking about gmo's or minimum wage increases? so much it seems these days is being done at the local level. so little is being done in washington. why areot washington -- we not seeing more leadership on this issue in washington? think the issue, i main reason is because our political system has been bought and paid for by the companies that have an interest in keeping consumers in the dark. chemical companies that want to make sure that they are free to sell whatever products they want to spray on crops and whatever genetically engineered plants they want to spray them on. and politicians that too often are in the thrall of these companies and in there debt. we don't have any way to raise $40 million to fight these battles. that is just the amount of money that the food companies t

order to pay for minimal basic needs in the seattle area without public or private help. >> in washington stateh our minimum wage goes up with inflation, from $6.50 to 9.32 an hour over the last decade, utilities are going up faster, healthcare's going up faster, but also housing, childcare, food all those are going up faster. >> reporter: way further south than terran lyons, on the outskirts of tacoma, lives another barely over minimum wage worker. joshua vina, with son elijah and wife erika. vina earns $9.50 an hour at seatac airport, working for contractor menzies aviation as a baggage handler at alaska airlines and others. like lyons, he's on public assistance, a $290 monthly housing allowance, $378 in food stamps, government subsidized health care. his employer offers no benefits at all. >> last week i had bronchitis, and i went to the emergency room. i was excused for two days to rest by the doctor. now that's going to be a shorter paycheck because i was sick. we don't get sick paid days. >> reporter: you know, people watching are going to say, "hey, plasma tv, playstation, you're not rea

administration is turning their backs on enforcing that law and allowing states like colorado and washington state to legalize marijuana even though it is federally a criminal matter. so i have great concern. that the administration is again selectively enforcing the law. >> can you put it in the appropriations process, some sort of language to address it? >> it remains to be seen. >> it sounds like you might. >> it remains to be seen. >> do you see an upside with more revenue from taxing these businesses? >> i think the expenditures that legalization of marijuana will cause -- law enforcement problems and the like -- greatly outweigh whatever tax benefits ight come from it. secretary lew and treasury, what really was asking him about was approving banking regulations that would allow federal banks -- federally chartered banks -- to do business with drug dealers. when the federal law is plain and simple. it just is a mess. and it's again, selective enforcement of the law. if we're going to legalize marijuana, you are going to have to undo the federal law that prohibits it, plain and simple. >> tim

the sacramento kings that bomber was aiming to buy and moved to washington state where bomber lives. the kings fell through. now, let's see if the clippers can be the kind of winning team that they manage to have at microsoft in the early years. ♪ [ music ] >> well what is it going to take to be a done deal? >> reporter: the new owner needs most of the new nba owners to agree. it is still not clear whether sterling has any say in this. whether he needs to sign anything. >> $2 billion. unbelievable. >> yeah. and that is more than anybody has ever paid i believe the most ever paid was the half billion range. >> and more than twice what they thought the team was worth. thanks joe. also part of the group was steve jobs' widow looking to buy the team. >>> facebook ceo mark zuckerberg and his wife announced they are donating $120 million. their goal is to support efforts to improve education in some of the underserved communities in the bay area. the donations will come over five years. >>> in an essay in the mercury news, zuckerberg and his wife say the world east most innovative communit

in washington state, the embodiment of brown.abrina register went there. >> foster high is like most schools across the u.s. students arrived by bus, by skateboard or on foot, getting in a quick chat with friends before the bell rings. but there's a difference. the 3,000 students speak 80 languages and dialects. four times as many are in english learning classes here than seattle schools. accommodating the many muslim students. >> my best friend is half filipino, half white. and i have friends from napal and somalia and ethiopia, everywhere. >> the diversity is one of the reasons that connor wanted to attend foster high. they're following a national trend. 20% of the students are hispanic, and only 15% are white, far fewer than the rest of the country. and the greatest difference, asian pacific islanders make up one-third of the population here, that's six times the national average. one of the reasons they're attracting them is affordable housing near seattle. he came here from four years ago, one of themations that he calls hom

. >>> a 19-year-old man from washington state faces reckless driving charges this morning for causing a bizarre crash near portland. investigators told the man he fainted while holding his breath as he drove through a tunnel. he crashed head on with an suv and both vehicles bounced off tunnel walls. nobody seriously hurt. police still don't know why he was holding his breath, but apparently some people do this as part of a game as they drive through a tunnel. >>> it is 4:51. nigerian officials say they know where hundreds of kidnapped girls are being kept, but getting them out would be too dangerous. officials would not say where the girls were or how they were found only the girls would be killed in an attempted rescue. thousands of protesters were bussed to a location in the capital where they chanted, bring our girls home. they were taken from their school back in april by a militant group. >>> looking at data from malaysian flight 370 said the new information released does not provide further help determining what happened to the jet. released overnight by the malaysian government

well we now cross legged in washington state to offer a correspondent in him and now we let that sink beneath the difference of opinion between nigeria and the nineteenth state of the wild renovate the us with it. one evening in washington well in the nigerian government has issued some statements that indicate that they have interpreted assistance to mean military help to the nigerian government and the white house is making it pretty clear right now that there are no military resources being considered in all the team that they talked about sending one official told the only includes a handful of people and that does include some law enforcement officials and then military officials who have expertise in hostage negotiation anti terrorism and information sharing. you do have a contingent of senators who want to see more senators susan collins called for special forces. but the problem for the obama administration and or one problem that they're facing is that nigeria has been engaged in human rights abuses and just recently the first lady of reportedly had to post at protesters arre

well now cross legged to washington state to run a correspondent in south. we let that sink beneath the difference of opinion between nigeria and the nineteenth state of the wild card debate the us with a white lady in washington. well in the nigerian government has issued some statements that indicate that they have interpreted assistance to many military help to the nigerian government and the white house is making it pretty clear right nowes being considered at all. the team that they talked about sending one official told the only includes a handful of people and that does include someone force with officials and then military officials who have expertise in hostage negotiation anti terrorism and information sharing. you do have a contingent of senators who wanna see more senators susan collins called for special forces. but the problem for the obama administration that they are one problem that they're facing is that nigeria has been engaged in human rights abuses and just recently the first lady of reportedly had to post as protesters arrested. now pati

he was found in washington state just a few hours after his children filed a missing person's report yesterday. his kids blamed his wife jean for his disappearance. they say she has kept them isolated from their father. kasem suffers from advanced parkpark parken sons and can no longer speak. >>> there's grief over a mining disaster that has killed people in turkey. it has turned violent. the prime minister went to the scene of the search and ended up angering the crowd by saying, accidents happen. people attacked his car shouting murder and chanting he should resign. meanwhile protests are breaking out across turkey calling for him to step down. just a few weeks ago the ruling party voted down on investigation into the safety of those mines. hundreds are still believed to be trapped. a 15-year-old boy is reportedly among them and hope for survivors is fading. >>> former president bill clinton is firing back at the 2014 fiscal summit yesterday he defended hillary clinton's handling of benghazi. he also responded to recent questions regarding hillary's health from former white house d

there is a project that will be picked up at action, northbound 880 between oak and washington state looking good, too. >>> miss america will be in the bay area tonight. >> you will have a chance to meet her in san francisco. we will show you some video, miss new york was declared a winner in september the first indian american to wear the crown. tonight she will stop by macy's union scare in honor of asian pacific american heritage morning including a live performance by bollywood dancers. you get a photo with the beauty queen if you make a $25 purchase. >>> a northern california high school is put up for sale in an elaborate pranks. >> amazing stunt or cruel? a stunt a daredevil pulled with his dog strapped to his >>> police in mountain view want your help to track down a burglar. surveillance video from friday show the burglar inside a business in 200 block of castro seat. he broke in and stole $700. police estimate his age at 60 to 70. >> today, san francisco will hold the dedication ceremony for a new stamp issued by the postal service. the mayor will join officials at city hall