. >> host: who is stanley tretick? >> guest: stanley tretick was one of president kennedy's favorite photographers. he worked for upi, and he covered john f. kennedy during his presidential campaign. he was a very good friend of mine, and after he left upi he went to work for look magazine and took -- his assignment was to cover the kennedys. the president, mrs. kennedy, the families, the relatives. he went to hyannis port, camp david, and he is probably best known for the iconic shot of young john playing under the desk. stanley was a good friend of mine, and when he died, he left in his archives. and that's why i've put together the photographs in "capturing camelot." >> host: your are a couple of those pictures. here's one with john john. when was the gain secret that john kerry get elected light traffic he just lied, apparently people would whisper in his ear and tell them secrets. and you know something, as you go through that book, there is not one i'm attractive picture taken, which has got to be part of the ken

i'm the living proof of that. >> paul stanley was born stanley ison and grew up in queens, new york. >> my parents slept on the sofa and my sister and i shared a bedroom in a one-bedroom apartment walkup. >> you overcame a huge challenge and you kept it a secret for a long time. >> yes, i was born without a right ear. and deaf also. >> were you an outzmast. >> totally. a deaf kid who was painfully shy, ridiculed, succeeded beyond his and everyone else's wildest dreams. >> from a young age, stanley and simmons dreamed of becoming rock stars. the two met in 1970. >> i learned how to play guitar on my own and so when i met him it was like, oh, really? let's see what you got. actually he was pretty dam good. >> so good they united with a game plan. >> we in essence wanted to be the band you never saw. >> i have heard the the two of you didn't necessarily really like each other when you first met. >> that's not fair. he hated me. >> we had a love/hate relationship. he loved me, i hated jim? true? >> yes, oh, yes. >> no. >> the feuding between band members would escalate. >> peter criss wa

joel stanley runs one of the largest marijuana grows in the state of colorado. it's a family owned operation. the five family brothers went into business in 2008 under the medical marijuana laws passed in the rocky mountains state. jesse stanley supervises the marijuana lab. >> lot of failures lots of successes but we started growing to help cancer patients. from cancer it turned into multiple sclerosis, it turned into diabetes. >> soon a lest known plant compound caught the brothers attention. cannabidiol. they decided to are breed a strain >> people call it the hippie disappointment. you could smoke it all day, and you wouldn't become high. but we still grew it. so much, that it hurt our other crops. >> it wasn't until the stanleys met charlotte fiji that they were convinced that it could help children. charlotte severs from gervais syndrome. charlotte just up to five at the time, was having up to 500 grand grand mal seizures in a month. >> joel says hey, there is a woman who wants to treat her daughter with cannabis. i said you're crazy. that's going to end u

and gene simmons. >> stanley and simmons are the new co-owners of l.a. kiss, an arena football team in anaheim, california. this is not your father's football game. >> it's sports jacked up on steroids, and we're not advocating steroids in sports, folks, but we're trying to give people as much as we can. >> and taking the kiss brand to a whole new level, literally. for about a third the price of an nfl game ticket, fans see pole dancing, pyro, lasers, electric guitar, and football players that look like rock stars. >> this is the three-ring circus but it's also a sporting event. why can't the two coexist? >> the l.a. kiss owner is banking on it. he said the combination of cheaper tickets and the band's star power will draw fans and money. >> i don't think it works for any other music brand. kiss is a brand that's -- it's an iconic brand that's been around for 40 years and i'll tell you right now, it's going to be huge. it's going to change the way sports does business. >> but it's a risky business. arena football has failed four times in california. fina

. >> morgan stanley holding its annual meeting today. today investors approve the compensation plan. bank analyst mike follows them among others. morgan stanley is his topic. big brother banking, what do you mean by that? why is morgan stanley's position the best. >> big brother banking is the environment we're in. the government is more involved in the affairs of banks than ever before. get who got the memo early? morgan stanley. they changed their business model more than any of the top ten banks. they're 1/2 wealth brokerage, whatever you want to call it. they rank number one year to date in mergers. >> when you look at their revenue stream versus a more typical bank, what multiple do you assign to those two different businesses? >> there are more conservative banks than morgan stanley. in the last five years they revamped their business. the other side of the company, the traditional investment bank, they eliminated the proprietary trading. prime brokerage is back where it was several years ago. you know, if you just take the wealth

steve roach with us, decade at morgan stanley. inventedly the guy who morgan stanley economics, is the retail model broken for wall street? you have lower yields, can't make money on bonds. will you see the institutional on the retail world split apart? >> i sure hope not, top, because my former firm has made a big bet -- >> james gorman has made ia huge bet on this. >> i think what most would concede, if retail is going to add value, it will be through strategic advice rather than plain vanilla-type transactions. i think financial advisors are definitely moving in the direction of offering far more than just the ability to execute a trade at the lowest possible price. it is a different -- >> creating trust, etc. >> trust, or follow management, planning, longer-term help -- i recommend anybody on global wall street review this article. superb article about the actual decision tree of how people leave a morgan stanley -- >> part of it is the technology that has made possible because smaller firms have access to the same platforms a

this is located on bright and stanley streets near interstate 280. the first emergency call was received at 6:34 this morning, and as sal mentioned, the fire has disrupted muni service in the area. the m-oceanview rail line is blocked and muni is now running a bus bridge. i assume that's fog there rather than smoke, but obviously it's -- yeah, it does look like a pretty foggy scene. i know steve's been telling us there's some fog around the bay area. alex savidge is headed to the scene getting some information and he will have a live report shortly. >>> we're also allergy more about the man who was killed saturday in a deadly hit and run in oakland. he was 68-year-old bill hoke. this is his photo. friends say hoke was crossing at 51st and telegraph saturday morning when he was hit. reportedly the driver got out of the car, looked at hoke, then drove away. hoke's family tells us hoke was a retired postal inspector. he lived in the area for 30 years. police are still out there searching for that hit and run driver. >>> the man accused of killing anothe

and how about the stanley cup itself? it's not the real one, but it certainly looks like it, doesn't it? you mentioned, liz, how important are the rangers to new york? they're very important, especially to madison square garden because the knicks certainly didn't make it into the playoffs, and so now we have the rangers. i wanted to just show you some numbers for ticket prices. the average prices right now, the rangers are guaranteed two home games in the stanley cup playoffs. let's take a look at these numbers, average ticket prices. game three, $2,202. game four, $2419, game six, $2737, and there are reports now that those behind-the-net platinum club seats are being sold right now for around $20,000. there is estimates that perhaps with each rangers home game roughly around $5 million in additional spending is generated, but i wanted to get back to the question of madison square garden, liz, pause there are some lawmakers right now in albany who say they should not be with exempt to paying property taxes. well, that de

it brings the black hawks one step closer to the stanley cup. if we welcome our viewers watching us around the country. it is tied 1-1. they too great saves on a breakaway from just an fontaine. 10 minutes into overtime still tied at one. she tells the fourth playoff overtime goal of his career. >> some tired but happy fans looking around to the next round of playoffs. there guzzling coffee still trying to wake up after the late night celebrating. it is too much emotion. too much adrenaline. another thrilling playoff overtime win. >> we're going to win four more stanley cup is hours this year. normally i do not stay up for the overtime. they can go on and on. last dallas so happy i stayed up. >> they're comincounting down the playoff wins. part of the fund dealing with sleep deprivation this issue with a pair of loyola academy high-school students. you have finals this morning. you're staying up late practicing for your finals. >> and is just a joke. you have to forgive him and his body. the loyal academy kids are delirious and happy of the fina

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they're headed to the stanley cup final for the first time since winning the title 20 years ago. tonight the kings try to finish off the blackhawks in game six. one to watch. >>> to san antonio now for the nba playoffs. the thunder and spurs in game five of the western conference finals. tight game in the first. russell westbrook with this jam to give okc an early lead. series tied at two games each. the spurs with the victory. now with just one win away from the return to the nba finals. >> five games, five blowouts. how do you explain that? >> you're serious? you really think i can explain that? >> in simplest terms. i know you can. question is will you? >> good lord. and they pay you, don't they? >> very little. >> thus the question. >> bill, that would be like if they sent me to do that. >> who's grumpier. him or barnicle? >> probably popovich. look at barnicle. he's eating his muffin. he's mr. happy. >> all right. >> should we show barnicle? >> no. leave him in the dark. >> okay. >> there he is. >> we're a swift team around here. two-time masters winner bubba watson is known

ellen zentner of morgan stanley says maybe. what is your confidence that a guy like calderon will spend money? >> we are seeing positive signs that is strengthening. i would call it a small uptick in aggregate growth. there is a lot of need for companies to invest after years of not doing it. companies need to see stronger theegate demand. it is typical relationship in the business cycle. high tech is an area where we have seen plenty of cap x. about the other questions about cisco? no comeback recently, popping nicely, back up to the mid 20's range. out the other day for ibm, that was a lead brick for the investor community. what do we question about the future of the stuff you make? >> i agree that the overall economy in the u.s. has been on a slow recovery. >> absolutely. >> and i think that businesses are being a bit cautious, but we need that stimulus. we want to make sure we are investing in the opportunities for growth, but we are also .ooking for tax reform from the perspective of allowing global companies to operate in

round two of the stanley cup playoffs yesterday. >> out to center. in a two on one. moving in. scores! >> letang on the side. to james neil. neil, rebound. goal! >> so the penguins win theirs 3-0. they even up with the rangers. the rangers stole game one on the road. and the ducks looking to even things up with the kings. >> rangers have a shot. >> yeah. they're 1-1 coming back to the garden. they've got a good shot. >> you saw the blackhawks winning their game up 2-o on the wild. >> a lot of crazy ranger fans. in a good way. >> hockey fans are intense. let's go to baseball now. some of the top plays out of the big leagues yesterday. >> first pitch swinging, slow roller. not in time.

that was awesome. >> jimmy: have you ever seen the stanley cup? have you ever touched it, ever held it? >> so -- i have seen it. i've been there in person. but it's kind of, and i'm not saying i'm ever going to win it. you know. but -- >> jimmy: i can say that. i can say that if you want me to. [ laughter ] if you touch it, it's bad luck as a hockey player, unless -- like, if you win the conference -- final championship and you go to play for the cup, they won't -- they won't touch that trophy. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> because you want the only touch, if you win it, to be the stanley cup. so i was in the presence of it but i never touched it. and -- >> jimmy: does it give you bad luck? >> i'm actually thinking of making, you know, i may play next year. is what we're getting at. >> jimmy: you might, you might get in there. you might -- >> i haven't decided yet. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but i might do it. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. not yet, but when we decide? probably after the show? >> i don't know yet. >> jimmy: tonight? later tonight? you're like, "i

center in san jose which is gearing up for the stanley cup playoffs tonight. crews are running three portable humidifiers to keep the ice nice and dry. especially challenging because arena staff estimates each fan will release two pounds of moisture during tonight's game. breathing, cheering and yelling. more than 17,000 fans expected to fill the arena, that's a lot of moisture. and that's the big goal. try and keep the ice you see here from getting too much moisture and becoming too slippery for the players. right now, the arena is pumping in cool, dry air in order to meet the nhl requirements for humidity for this game. reporting live in san jose, marianne favreau, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> we'll show you breaking news to the southland. breaking news out of san bernardino county right now. you're looking at live pictures of a wildfire burning out of control. 1600 homes, close to 1700 have been evacuated. firefighters are battling what's really a perfect storm of bad conditions. we're talking about hurricane strength hot, dry santa ana winds whippi

our stanley roberts catches people behaving badly at the fire pit at ocean beach. >>> in holiday for crews working to reopen a san francisco freeway. a live report on the race to reopen 280. >>> a look at the highs from today. and warm out there and the coast line in the 90s and portions of the north and east bay. it will be cooler tomorrow. we'll look at the numbers coming up. safeway gets that staying on budget can be a real bear. that's why they've got lots of ways to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. this week, get a taste of summer with fresh sweet corn, 8 for just $2. grill up rancher's reserve ribeye steaks, only $6.99 a pound. and arrowhead water is just $3.33 a case. there's more savings to love... at safeway. ingredients for life. bulldog: yosometimes, all it takes is a warm heart and a cold nose. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service dogs for people with disabilities. i would never imagine a life without an assistance dog ever again. i relied on people a lot. he helps me live a more independent life.

they're playing for the stanley cup for the first time in 20 years. spurs hosted the thunder in game five of the western conference finals. san antonio pulled away in the second quarter, as tony parker finds tim duncan for the lay-up and the foul. duncan finished with 22 points. the spurs bench scored twice as much as the thunder's bench.. manu ginobili dribbles up and knocks down the three to make it a 17 point lead. spurs go on to win 117 to 89. they are one win away from the n-b-a finals. the cubs and white sox return to action tonight. the sox will host the padres, and the cubs are in milwaukee to face the brewers. and chicago native taylor townsend has her third round match at the french open, later this morning. and that's sports. despite a weak report on u-s economic growth the s & p 500 rose to another all time high on thursday. dow jones and nasdaq also both ended the day comfortably higher. the dow up 65 points and nasdaq up nearly 23. southwest airlines just got fined 300 thousand dollars for deceptive advertising. the transportation depart

our guest hosts this hour is stanley cower. he is an expert on your nation's fiscal budget, it its deficit on the way to a surplus. joining us as well is stephen whiting. with you.t it's almost a non-event for this three day weekend up up and away for equities. why are equity market still driving higher? >> record high corporate profits are still growing. >> is this once again wrong? >> yes, in the first quarter it was not a brilliant quarter but for an economy that sequentially did not grow much at all, we talked about the revision earlier. it was a real frostbitten quarter and we still managed to grow over the past year for just over five percent. we will continue that. with threeshows percent over the next few quarters, we will have good earnings news. >> you were always out front on what the market signals. does the market doing better signal better gdp growth down the road? >> yes, this is a market that essentially discounted a great deal of confidence last year. this is signaling there is more to come but we are requiring

(male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> reporter: what them about to show you should never be attempted average this driver who missed all the signs as the sun to get off the freeway but going to the opposite direction. sophar's she stuffs in the middle of traffic on a busy highway on all one and approached the golden gate bridge then with all the traffic whizzing by she turned her woes to the right >> reporter: this starts to slow the attempt to tried by now approaching the traffic has come to a halt them, then she backed up, cost the will and even more to the right. >> reporter: at is not perpendicular to lanes of traffic and not attend a u- turn. >> cannot attend a u-turn >> reporter: she actions was upper hand for traffic to stop as she is now facing an oncoming traffic and make a left turn to exit highway but not before waving to the camera. this entire event lasted one minute and 15 seconds to check out this cabdriver, notice on the top of the capp street make way. well he does not make a u- turn he cut across two lanes of traffic i

. >>> chp in oakland -- people who behaved badly, stanley roberts. he is a trip. he alone with the chp officers to hope make sure everyone was legal. your modified cars were not too low. anything that would cause police to pull you over. 1 hundred and 8 cars were inspected. >> you can always expect stanley to keep everyone in line. >> we had a windy day. keepling things cooler. 60s a 70s this afternoon. san francisco, fairly chilly, 61 degrees. low 70s for san jose. cool weather is going to be the trend here for the next few days as we have the really strong on shore winds pushing in to the bay. the winds will remain breezy through the night. beta breakers. mid-50s at the coast. not going to warm umtoo much because of the strong sea breeze. we'll see winds again, possibly, 30 to 40 miles an hour. it will be blustery for the race. south bay look for temperatures about the same as today. inland temperatures, no 80s here for tomorrow. look for mid-70s. brenlt wood getting in to the warmness category. bay side we'll have the sea breeze here. 30 to 40 miles an hour. oa

so they come to oakland and do their dirt. >> reporter: >> i swear to god if stanley roberts is here >> reporter:yes they call me out because i know the truth, until there are some stronger laws on the books for participants and spectators this will contuine >> reporter:even when oakland police do show up all they can do is basically move the crowd of wreckless drivers to another intersection that they know how to get to >> reporter:one can only dream . in oakland stanley roberts kron 4 news >> jacqueline: warming trend will continue all the way to a 7 day forecast. and though 70's for most of the south bay, san jose and palo alto. for the east then it will also be in the '70s when places like concord and walnut creek with 73 and livermore. they shores getting local lawyer thanks to the sea breeze lands. amex off a purse '60s for the north that. aside not likely to have a chance of sprinkles and to the north. >> reporter:warren buffett may be known for his financial skills but he added a new skill over the weekend: helping someone pop the question. >> reporter:buffett took some time

senate could vote to convert stanley fisher to vice chairman as early as today. >>> you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >>> good morning, everyone. is the second hour of "worldwide exchange." and let me show you what u.s. futures look like early on. the s&p 500, the nasdaq and the dow are all seen opening higher, just a tad. but at least it is some form of stabilization, a bit of a bounce back after yesterday's heavy losses. the dow was down 0.8%, the s&p down 0.66%. small caps once again bearing the brunt of the losses, down by more than 1.5%. the losses on the main markets really being led by retailers after we got those disappointing numbers from the likes of home depot and staples. today all eyes on the fed minutes, of course. all right. let's have a look at european markets then. we are pretty flat here in terms of european markets. want to show you the individual market one by one. we are seeing underperformance in the french markets with the banking stocks leading the decliners on the back of that bnp speculation about a huge

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it looks like we have a series in the eastern conference finals in the stanley cup playoffs. montreal's enforcer setting the tone with a cheap shot on derek stepan. the blue shirts would not let the hit go unanswered. settled this score. but there was some actual hockey played in the end here. skip to the third. game tied at one when daniel briere sends it into the back of the net. the rangers would not go quietly. they pulled their goalie and kreider banks in off the skate to tie the game. here's the shot off the skate you see there. then we go into overtime. >> holds and shot one. they score! an overtime-winning goal and the canadiens are back in the series. >> canadiens win it 3-2 in overtime. but the rangers maintain the 2-1 lead in the series. >>> so he may be the most well known american mens soccer player of all time, but landon donovan won't be on this year's world cup team in brazil. the 32-year-old has been the name and face of the national team for the last ten years. donovan did take a break from soccer last year. missed three world cup qualifying matches. it's un

, this has been a good call by morgan stanley. at this point investors will take what they can get. what monahan is saying is user growth remains a problem, yes, but he thinks twitter will meet expectations over the next couple quarters. it's not exactly a wild push of confidence, mandy, but he's been underweighting it and he's been right. yelp up 1.5%. but they have a $69 target. it's about 30% upside to the current price. they like their competitive positioning. it all provides nice visibility are to the investor despite morgan stanley being bullish, keep in mind the average price target is $86.50. >> fedex getting a downgrade at barclays at equal rate. that fedex is going to start to charge by next january by package size and not just weight. >> it's a big story. a giant thing of dog food, it may be light. >> imagine toilet paper in a massive box but very light. you'll have to pay, i think, 37% more on average for a big box like that. >> yeah. and so the call is what a difference a year makes. the stock had had been on fire. ba

nhl playoffs are under way for the stanley cup. name the team that has won the cup more than any other team in nhl history. alan: red wings! scott: it's because he's from michigan. somebody's gotta be from michigan... so i'll have to go with the red wings as an answer because i can't think of... or maybe a canadian team... alan: yeah i was thinking maybe montreal. scott: o canada. angie: it's montreal... alan: you betcha, eh! angie: i was giving you a little bit of a hint this time. alan: lord stanley's cup... scott: we can give michigan back to the canadians. they can have it back. there's nothing up there anyway. its a skate from michigan. angie: i love canada. i love the united states as well and i love you guys. first business continues right after this. dan deming of stutland volatility group joins us now to talk about volatility and volume numbers in this market. good morning to you dan > > good morning angie. > > we have seen some wild swings in the stock market that i know some people that are watching our show, watching th

we begin with general stanley mcchrystal. >> the taliban saw opportunity. they came back in said, look, what's happening? you're going back to the bad old days and the americans are not going to solve your problem, and they started to find fertile ground, not initially in huge places but slowly. they were able to grow their political power in some cases militarily. we made mistakes in not seeing it happen early enough. not reacting strongly enough when we did. we were underresourced in many ways, but probably most we were underresourced in understanding. >> charlie: we continue with general raymond odierno. >> unfortunately, eve several friends and young men and women i know personally who have given their lives for this country, who have been severely injured for their country, who did it because they want to protect our security and, so, i will be prepared and will do everything i can to get our soldiers prepared to do that. but those of us have experienced it, you don't want to do it unless you have to. >> charlie: and we conclude with general h.r. mcmas

needless to say, fans were disappointed to see them eliminated from the stanley cup playoffs again. >> watched them through bad and the good, and unfortunately, this is the bad. >> every single year. i'm always going to be a sharks fan, no matter what. but every single year, i've got to see this, it breaks my heart. >> sharks fans told us they'll be back next season, and hopefully the sharks will make it to the stanley cup finals and win the stanley cup. >>> a big announcement for a high school student. >> in five minutes, bill martin's complete five-day forecast, and when cooler temperatures will return to the bay. >> there are plenty of public security cameras around town, but would you let police access your private security camera? this week, bite into a juicy, seedless watermelon. they're just $3.99 each. breyer's ice cream is $2.99. and start the fiesta. corona is just $11.97 a twelve pack. there's more savings to love... at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> new at 10:00, vallejo police are hoping to gain more access to private security cameras to help solve crimes. the departm

this is the team's tenth straight year making the playoffs, but no stanley cup title. >> but this one is -- >> it's a missed opportunity because there is a lot of good things here, but that's the devastating loss. >> tough to see those boys down. team will take off today before cleaning out their lockers. >> just losing and then three games, up three games and then losing. >> what always happens to them, sadly. >> all right, well, consistency. let's check in with christina this morning. >> let's go to the most inconsistent part of the bay area. your weather forecast. we're talking more extremes for today. but, yeah, so close, yet so far away. we'll wait until next year, guys. 66 degrees to kick off the day in san francisco with your temperatures are down right mild. if you're awake right now, maybe you couldn't even get to sleep because it's so balmy out there. not a lot of wind overnight and kind of a rough one. overall, i can tell you, changes coming your way. just as warm inland for today and that's because it's starting out so mild and let me show you where we're headed. this will

fans will have to wait until next season for a chance at that elusive stanley cup title. >> heartbroken fans, they just poured out of the sap center late last night after the sharks run was cut short by the l.a. kings. the defeat especially hard to swallow this time around, considering fans were hoping for a sweep of l.a. just last week. . with a 5-loss, they became only the fourth team to blow a three-game series lead. fans say this is going to sting for a while. >> this is probably the worst. of all the years i've been come welcome this has got to be the worst. >> as a loyal fan, how disappointing is this? >> we're getting used to it. that's all i can say. >> will you keep hanging in here? >> i'm going to keep hanging in here. i've been a fan for many, many years, had tickets for many years and i guess i'm glutton for punishment. >> one of the guys in our newsroom says, sharknado? no, shark nada. many fans wondering what's next for the sharks, as major changes could be on the way. this is the team's tenth straight year making the playoffs, but no stanley cup title. >> every year you l

needless to say, fans were disappointed to see them eliminated from the stanley cup playoffs again. >> watched them through bad and the good, and unfortunately, this is the bad. >> every single year. i'm always going to be a sharks fan, no matter what. but every single year, i've got to see this, it breaks my heart. >> sharks fans told us they'll be back next season, and hopefully the sharks will make it to the stanley cup finals and win the stanley cup. >>> a big announcement for a high school student. >> in five minutes, bill martin's complete five-day forecast, and when cooler temperatures will return to the bay. >> there safeway knows you don't want to fly all over town to find the best deals. that's why they have lots of ways to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. this week, bite into a juicy, seedless watermelon. they're just $3.99 each. breyer's ice cream is $2.99. and start the fiesta. corona is just $11.97 a twelve pack. there's more savings to love... at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> new at 10:00, vallejo police are hoping to gain more acces

stanley cup my off. will a big kings fan. like the heat taken a series lead in the finals against chicago. throw goal in the fears for l.a. take a 4 nothing lead for chicago on the bore. blackhawks against the ropes. 5-2 the final. l.a. can close-out wednesday night. nadal djokovic all advance at the french open. >> all right thanks. we'll be ithe part of us that a littwants to play,on. wants to be mischievous, wants to run free, all you have to do is let it out. find your inner minion only at the despicable me minion mayhem ride at universal studios hollywood. early morning risers look at wake up weather. patchy low clouds early tomorrow morning. it will be breezy. winds out of the north west 10 to 20 miles per hour and gusting even higher. temperatures between 48 and 58 degrees so a little cool to mild but not a very chilly morning. pleasant day. >> very mace anti-day coming up. >> thank you spencer. that's our report tonight. thanks for watching. 7 news continues now on lane ontwitter face back all the mobile devises. up n

stanley cup final since 1994. >>> conversations about breathing strips have usually been confined to the bedroom. [ snoring ] ca >> the strips have helped wives get shut eye for years, but today new york racing officials say california chrome will be allowed to wear his breathing strip at the belmont next month and will compete for the elusive triple crown. the strip is apparently not performance enhancing. nobody predicted this success out of a horse when he didn't come from great stock. you might compare him to athletes like tom brady, kurt warner and jeremy lin. local racing expert sam speier explained it like this. >> how do you explain a ballplayer never drafted or a mike piazza that was 250th in the draft, someone overlooked because this is maybe just a freak horse? you couldn't say that i could go out tomorrow and breed a horse for 10,500 be in next year's derby. it's really a freak or fluke. >> love it, sammy. >>> top five, wilson ramos makes billy hamilton look worse by cashing the bunt. same game 12 innings later. brandon phillips saves the game with the dive. reds beat the

will offer limited number of stanley cup finals tickets. >> buyer beware. when it comes to the secondary market there is a lot of counterfeit tickets. >> meeting people on street corners. the deals are to good to be true. >> shh the matter how useless if you are determined to attend the game and you want to get a ticket you're going to have to pay because those prices are going to be awfully expensive. >> stay with us coming up but off 30. the black hawks president is joining us live studio for a major announcement. hist the va hospital is being investigated. the probe is part of a larger investigation into allegations of secret waiting lists for patients another va hospital. >> federal auditors were here just yesterday. officials claimed it was just a routine inspection. there are allegations watched by local whistle-blowers similar to those against a number of the hospitals across the country. the woman is now on administrative leave. the charges include record manipulation. an alleged scheme son becscheme. as washington deals with the scandal local veter

the defending stanley cup champions, the chicago blackhawks, could book their place in the nhl's western conference finals tonight. all they have to do is beat minnesota. >>> meanwhile, plenty of playoff action to show you from last night in the nba. all of the highlights, now, from espn. >> good morning. welcome to our "sportscenter" set here in bristol, connecticut. stan verrett, along with chris hassle. nba playoff action. big night for lebron james. >> he didn't quite get 50. but he got enough. and he got a hockey assist here. james to chalmers to chris bosh. he always seems to hit a three when they need it the most. here's james. he has 49. a chance for 50 with a second left. can't get there. but the heat have a 3-1 series lead on the nets. >>> spurs trying to close out the blazers in portland. san antonio, 3-0 games. third quarter. blazers up by eight. damian lillard to nicolas batum. batum, 14 points, 14 rebounds. lillard, off the screen. creates the separation. blazers outperform the spurs 25-20, in the third quarter. lillard, he had 25. blazers win it 103-92. they now trail 3-1

. >>> stanley cup playoffs. martin st. louis mourning the unexpected death of his mother earlier in the week. she was 63. scores the first goal on sunday night, and the rangers must win game six against the penguins and then henrik lundqvist, the top of his glove deflects that over the net. rangers win game seven in pittsburgh on tuesday. >> for more from the playoffs, nba and stanley cup, check out a live "sportscenter" 9:00 a.m. on espn. >> all right, thank you. >>> coming up next, it's "the pulse" where britney is back in a big way. the major payday the singer is close to signing. >>> check this out. plus, an "a" for effort anyway. >> oh. >> these two young sons try to give their mom a special's mother's day. er's day. it's time to get a hotel.s, hey, razor. check this out. we can save big on killer hotels with priceline express deals. somewhere with a fitness center? hey you know what man, these guys aint no dragons. they're cool. these deals are legit. yeah, we're cool. she's cool. we're cool. i'm cool. hey, isn't tha

>> we know he's 49-year-old stanley hill, shep. he just got certified to fly 737s about a year ago though he's been flying regional jets the past eight years and his family has now confirmed to a local affiliate in houston he is a regional airline pilot. they wouldn't say which one. we found a stanley hill that flies for shuttle america. we called the airline. they have not called us back. as a rule, pilots do get less scrutiny than other passengers if they happen to be in uniform. we do not know if he was in uniform and got cleared for security in columbia and we don't know their protocol but scanners cannot see inside your body. law enforcement sources say he bought this cocaine for $750 down in columbia and cut the tips out of rubber gloves and filled those with the coke and swallowed them. about 4 grams per each tip. if one of those breaks, it could be lethal. in this case, it was not. we could not find any criminal record for stanley hill, shep but have been told this could quickly become a federal investigation. >> trace gall

. >>> the new york rangers could move into the stanley cup finals tonight with a win over the canadiens. they lead the series with the canadiens, 3-2. >> and in the nba, oklahoma city and san antonio play game five of their series. it all takes place tonight. >>> as for last night's action, here are our friends at espn. >> hi, america. he's kenny. i'm neil. this is the "sportscenter" set in bristol. we would like you to wake up. >> yep. i'm going to do basketball. he's going to do hockey because of our backgrounds. all that hockey played over in spokane. the heat and pacers. >> spokane chiefs, man. >> game five. paul george, bang. george, playing some "d." getting all fancy. traveled. pacers in control, up nine. heat get right back in it. now, down two. late going. lebron. kick it out. chris bosh had a chance to win but didn't. pacers win it 93-94. game six friday in miami. >> you should do a feature on traveling. >> yeah. >>> kings looking to move on to the stanley cup finals. got the last two teams to win the cup in chicago. this is interesting. ben smith ties it up on jonathan quick.

. >>> all right, we take you to the ice for the stanley cup playoffs. rangers and canadiens tied at one at the end of the first period. >> dropping on and settled down and over to kreider, score! nash. >> rick nash, next the go-ahead goal for new york and rangers had one more and win gathe game and two win as way from playing in the stanley cup playoff. >>> tonight the western conference finals. >>> baseball news. tigers and indians tied in the bottom of the tenth. and we show you cleveland's michael brantley at bat with a full count, two outs. >> ready with the 3-2 to brantley. brantley with a drive deep into right field line. gone and the indians win it! >> it's a beautiful thing, right? the solo homer gets the cleveland the 5-4 win walkoff style. sends the crowd into a frenzy. >>> a check on your weather. we say good morning to bill karins who is back in new york. hey, bill. >> hey, i was just bringing back all the memories with you out there in that area a year ago and what an unbelievable event. you witnessed it twice now and the aftermath. want to

not so for the stanley cup playoffs. >> stanley cup. get it? canadiens, they got beat twice at home by the rangers. and it looked like the canadiens were going to get away with one. new york had a guy kick one in late. and then, the canadiens kick one in. and it's all tied up. that was in the final half-minute. so, they went to overtime. and 72 seconds in, that buzz that all the rangers fans were feeling, killed it. tomas plekanec throws it on. it goes in. and the canadiens win 2-1. game four sunday, msg. >>> landon donovan not on the roster for the u.s. national team for the world cup this summer in brazil. the most accomplished player in u.s. soccer history. the big goal in the previous world cup. but not there this time. jurgen klinsmann making that decision when he announced the full roster on thursday. donovan took to his facebook page to address his fans. he said it's been an honor and privilege to have represented the u.s. national team in three world cups. looked forward to playing in brazil. and very disappointed with today's decision.

>> it has been 20 years since they won bank the stanley cup. it was an incredible flurry. night, tomotion last see him speak last night, with his mother diane, he could barely get through the -- his mother dying, he could barely get through the interview. >> i don't know what the equivalent is in london with premier soccer, but with boston-new york, montrÉal-new york -- >> it is huge. in california they have their own series. >> we are hockey crazy this morning on "surveillance." coming up, pimco looks for growth in china. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. good morning, worldwide. this is bloomberg "surveillance ." russian foreign minister si ergei lavrov will sit down with ryan chilcote. front and center will be a discussion on ukraine. this is bloomberg "surveillance ." with me is scarlet fu and adam johnson. what i am looking at his yields this morning. the 10-year yield below 2.6, 2.579. we are back to low yields before the janet yellen testimony of about a week ago. let's go to gainers and losers in a record equity market with scarlet fu. >> one loser here is elizabeth

morgan stanley, bank of america, we've got a lot of big banks. lazard and rothschild, what is going on? why do we see citi, the barclays of the world higher up? do a lot ofuse they business. goldman sachs is almost always at the top. they have a huge and in a effort. a lot of banks give loans. they say i will be one of your advisors on this, including me as your advisor even though i am here because i'm lending you money. >> do you think we will see more of this? what is the realistic trend? toi think it will continue trend toward more clients to firms like ours that are independent and have no products to sell. we are not trying to sell you anything. we're trying to help you get the best deal. >> a little more old-fashioned, more like a lawyer. quickly, i know we'll have more time, but to me ask you about what is going on in m&a right now. we are seeing a lot of deal activity. why is that? >> it has been a six-year drought in terms of m&a. crisis andinancial cash has been there, all of those reasons he should have been picking up, finally it is.

>onto the stanley cup. -- kings. get the u.k. --d news in the consumer confidence rising to a 16 month high on improving economy. rising by aare similar amount. japan inflation rose to a 23 year high. in japan, they have been fighting deflation. a.m. personal:30 spending and the fed watches if we have deflation. 945 a.m. chicago purchasing managers index and at 9:55 a.m., the university of michigan consumer confidence. >> is next week a five day work week>? >> yes, sorry about that. >> a couple of more weeks until fourth of july. it always feels longer because you keep telling yourself it's a four day week. we callllow -- in radio that a holiday at length in the workweek. >> we are out of earnings season. >> let's do a data check. there is a churn to the market. everyone is looking to the ecb meeting next thursday. equities are giving it up in the futures market after a terrific week for equities. the 10 year yield is there. vxx shows you the bull market sense. howard ward will join us in the next hour and there's the 30 yield,nd

the stanley brothers are responsible for doing that breeding. they didn't know it was going to be for epilepsy. and we just kind of fortuitously t.kind of fortuitously met. i tested is and made this medicine into an oil with joel stanley, the brothers, and it miraculous stopped her 1,200 monthly seizures. she has about one or two now, and she's 2 1/2 years into this. >> you're in colorado, where it's legal. should people move to colorado where they have this situation with their child. i'm serious? is this what you have to do? >> people -- we have medical refugees, so we're welcoming the patients to move here. but in the meantime, i'm going back to those states to change legislation that's unacceptable, that they have to move. these kids don't travel, they don't go on their make-a-wish trips. these are end-of-life situations and it's unfortunate they would even have to consider moving for medicine within our own country. >> june, warren, i know people are epileptic and they have it under control with medicine. how are these cases different where

. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> reporter:i had a feeling yall was going to get me sooner or later they ya had to be with stanley come on man i ain't no bad person this man who goes by the name of oh may in fact need to play the lotto because this was a special day for him we'll come back to him in a moment >>damn you cought me! i watch you every morning man >> reporter:i'm out with the department of parking and traffic boot patrol who just about every day are on a mission, to catch scofflaw vehicle owners >> reporter:like the owner of this pick up truck that has >> reporter:seven cites for 798 >> reporter:this means the owner had 7 outstanding tickets costing close to 800 dollars, the interesting part. it's not the amout you owe that could get you booted >> reporter:it's the amount of tickets you receive, you get one ticket, nothing get two or three still nothing, heck you can even get 4 and nada . but that fifth parking ticket >> reporter:then you become boot worthy, and when youbecome boo

the defending stanley cup champions took a 2-0 lead in the second period wednesday night. from then on, it was all downhill. l.a. came back to win it 6-2 with jeff carter scoring three goals. they become the first visiting team to win in chicago in this year's playoffs. game three is saturday night in los angeles. >> at some point, they're going to lose a game at home. they're not going to win every one. the only difference, they played better in game one. it's goals against, three against them, you're in trouble. >> i really liked how we played for 38 minutes, doing everything we were looking to do. they got a little momentum at the end of the period, scoring a big goal for them in kind of an innocent play and gave them some life and you know, took a couple of. thes and both in their net and that was it. >> nine months after the nfl was forced to pay a $760 million settlement for down playing the risks of concussions, it faces another lawsuit launched by retired players who say they were illegally given pain killers so they would play through injuries. the suit from eight