henrik sedin tries to take the puck. and things would get a little chippy. under a minute to go, michael ryder. past luongo. lamp lit. bruins win this one, 8-1. they would take game three. >>> we move to the diamond. cliff lee and his phillies losing five of seven. taking on the dodgers. lee was dialed in early. matt kemp, see you.

luongo made a sprawling save but somehow, some way, the puck got behind him. the bruins led 2-0, looking for more and they would get it. bernl ron pulled down on a break away and the puck had eyes and got past luongo. they took a minute to review it. the goal stood. fans in vancouver were stunned. boston up 3-0. tim thomas did the rest. made 37 saves for the second shot on the series. he has been phenomenal during their stanley cup run. he was rewarded with mvp honors. seven is truly a lucky number for the bruins. they won an incredible three game sevens this postseason and took this 4-0. the first stanley cup win in 39 years. >> we knew we needed to play one game. when we have our backs against the wall we play our best hockey and did it in game six and seven. >> the most important thing is what's going on inside that dressing room, and there wasn't a guy that didn't believe in in what we were doing. it was easy to stay the course, and you got to stay the course, and today you're rewarded for it. >> do you have a message for the fans that have been waiting a

henrik sedin tries to take the puck. and things would get a little chippy. under a minute to go, michael ryder. past luongo. lamp lit. bruins win this one, 8-1. they would take game three. >>> we move to the diamond. cliff lee and his phillies losing five of seven. taking on the dodgers. lee was dialed in early. matt kemp, see you. third inning. aaron miles. saw you in the cage. wasn't too impressed. fourth stanza, casey blake. more for you. later on, blake again. same result. top of the seventh. phills up 2-0. and all you kids at home pay attention. this is where pfps come in handy. pitcher's fielding practice. cat-like reflexes get the out at first. the phillies win 3-1. >>> that will do it for us. but don't forget, for the latest on the sports scene, check out "the highlight express." >>> up next, the good china is out for another white house state dinner tonight. >>> and the heat is on. dangerous temperatures, actually, across the country today. we'll show you exactly where they will be peaking. the loss of interest, sadness, the lack of energy. [ male a

you remember that he said his strategy was always to go where the puck was heading, not where it is.the game, as somebody said, in magnificent way. and that's what we journalists should try to do, try to see where the puck, the news, the events are going. and to be there when it happens so we can put it in context. and when you do that, you gain a certain authority from being right more often than wrong. >> jon: do you think journalism is in trouble because it's lost that authority, the will to exercise that authority, the ability to exercise that authority? what's... where would you say is the biggest lapse that you see? >> i think we're lost in what... i believe it was whitman or thorough called the mere smoke of opinion. the news is about what people want to keep hitting. everything else is publicity. people don't want to keep their opinions hidden. they want to keep the facts hidden. it takes a lot of money, a lot of time, a lot of effort to explore the facts and bring them out. so a lot of news organizations no longer do much reporting. they simply rely on opinion, talk, all of,

the puck goes in and he is eccstatic at the other end. it is their first stanley cup title since 1972. thomas won the trophy as the playoff mvp. >> i won't lie that i had nerves yesterday and today. i faked it as well as i could, and i faked my way all the way to stanley cup. >> now to baseball, the giants were at arizona. madison balm gardener got the start and run support for a change. this kid has quite a wind up. sign him up. san francisco jumped on top in the first. two on for aubrey huff who lines a base hit. it is 1-0. he pitched well, but gave up a solo shot, this one by chris young. it tied the contest. the giants wept back in front in the 6th inning and the recent acquisition with the clutch hit. he drives it in to make it 3-2. he went six innings and struck out six including steven drew and xavier nay de. he will pick up his third of the year. the giants defense came up big in the eighth. a business hit down the left field line. rowan gets a perfect bounce off the wall. he relays to tahada. johnson was trying to score all the w

lapierre hammers the puck at thomas. thomas stops it and the puck rolls in.there's your game winner. canucks get claim their stanley cup monday in boston in game six. that's sports as we see it on friday night. >> thank you, fred. >> ktvu's morning news begins at 7:00 tomorrow morning. we'll be following any details on the relegal of mehserle. and new information on the bryan stow case. >> and you can always follow us on ktvu.com or with the ktvu app. thank you so much for joining us everyone.

lapierre hammers the puck at thomas. thomas stops it and the puck rolls in.nner. canucks get claim their stanley cup monday in boston in game six. that's sports as we see it on friday night. >> thank you, fred. >> ktvu's morning news begins at 7:00 tomorrow morning. we'll be following any details on the relegal of me ♪ ♪

a lead that was quickly doubled when rich peverley dropped the puck.eeling by the end of the first period. he spent most of the time picking the puck out of the back of the net. that was the end of his night. tim thomas showed how it should be done. another big night for the boston goalie. he stood tall between the pipes. henrik thought he cut the deficit 4-2 with this effort in the third period but the play was reviewed and the goal ruled out. it just wasn't their night. and boston signed off in front of their own fans with a confident performance and comprehensive victory. 5-2 the final score. series tied up at three games all. vancouver and fans will be wholly relieved to be leaving boston and going home for the decisive game 7. because the aims in the northeast have not been at all close. bruins have won all three, outscoring the canucks by 14 goals at home. tim thomas allowing just three goals, he remains the likely candidate for the trophy. canucks have edgeded all three and will be confident ahead of the decisive game on wednesday. zaine. >> tha

the referees already warned about that -- but he gets the puck, go figure.is ups that. -- he is upset and he is tossed. the nationals in good shape for this one. for nothing going into the ninth inning. -- 4-0 going into the ninth inning. tied at 1 -- moving to the top of the fourth. he is all over that hanging slider. the days go on to win 7-4. they say an nba playoff series does not start until a home team loses. the heat lost the game to to the mavericks. game 3 is tonight right here on abc. this one in dallas -- are the heat nervous? >> this is a different team. we're not the team we were worried came into this building in november. we're a different road team and we are more confident that we have ever been. >> records falling at the mill would classics today. this eagle putt -- finishing at a tournament to remember for him. he said a nationwide tour record firing 255 for four rounds. >> i saw on line last night. i said i had to get at least six and i had six going into the last one so i tied him and eagle, i said let's make the eagle and put a good rol

rookie brad marshawn finds the puck and scores with the wraparound.d a pair of dpoals and an assist. a few minutes later, bergeron on the breckaway slides into alongo and the puck goes in. in the third, marshawn finds the net again as the bruins a 4-0 victory. their first stanley cup title since 1972. thomas won the thomas smyth trophy as the playoff mvp. >> i won't lie that i had nerves yesterday and today. i faked it as well as i could. and faked my aall way all theo the stanley cup. >>> oakland came in having lost 13 of its last 14. scott sizemore, afraid of falling into the dugout. a scoreless game in the fifth. deep to left. josh willingham times his jump. may have robbed trainer of a homerun. keeps it in the yard. in the sixth. two on for cliff pennington. he singles to center. weeks scores the game's first run. next inning, derek barton with a base hit to left center and sweeney comes home from second base. the a's a two-run victory. the rubber game of a two game-set with kansas city tomorrow afternoon. >>> the giants at arizona. in the first,

. >>> the puck drops for tonight's game for the stanley cup fierns, aaron rome will be on the sidelines. he's suspended for the rest of the series for blind siding horton. horton will miss the rest of the season with a concussion. >>> for months, tiger woods said he would be ready for the u.s. open and guess what? he's not. >>> baseball, mark teschera hit by a fastball by the red sox. he limped off the field. x-rays negative. he's got a bruised kneecap. >>> carlos beltran with a shot to center. gomez tracked it down and made a leaping grab. thievery. unfortunately, not enough. brewers lost it, 2-1. >>> congratulations to the national softball team. it's the sun devils' second title in four years and for coach clint myers, you're never too old to get a pie in the face. congrats, coach. now shower off. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> the price paid for one newspaper for hacking a star's phone. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, we'll introduce you to one little girl who proves heros come in all shapes and sizes.

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it was dirty because rome left his feet and horton didn't have the puck anymore. horton spent the night in the hospital. he has a severe concussion. >> you heard terrill owens use the expression, get your popcorn ready. one fan took that advice literally. watch him go for this foul ball. it almost came out the bottom of the popcorn. he said the ball tasted delicious. >> i bet it did. >> he never took off his shades. >> thanks. the cbs evening news with scott pele is next. have a good night.

canucks goalie made the right play, broke up the pass, but the puck deflected into the air and into the net. when it rains, it pours. pulled after perfect early's second goal. on the other end, tim thomas, another stellar night. 38 saves. third shutout of the playoffs. bruins even the series with a 4-0 win. game five tomorrow on nbc. >>> on tuesday night, the red sox david ortiz flipped his bat into the air after hitting a home run against the yankees. that didn't sit well with the yankee manager joe girardi. if you don't want ortiz to show up your pitcher, don't let him hit a home run. easier said than done. ortiz deep. no bat flip here, but by the looks of it, gerardi didn't like that home run, either. boston won it, 11-6. >>> to milwaukee where prince fielder hit a pair of homers against the mets. tied the game in the eighth. stayed that way until the bottom of nine, one aboard for morgan and sent everybody home with a smile. walk-off single down a line. bruins rally to beat the mets, 6-5. >>> from one walk off to another. pirates and diamondbacks tied at two in the 12th. andrew mccu

so that is good news -- extremities, so that is good news. 2nd period, brad marshawn pokes the puck awaye canucks, gets it and beats roberto luongo for the goal. bruins win 8-1 and trail the series two games to one. >>> golfer steve wheat croft was hoping his maryland magic would continue today. over the weekend he blistered the rest of the nationwide field to win the open in college park finishing 29-under park. today atnt he shot a 1st round 5-over 74, played nine on the north and walked off. >>> 54-year-old maryland coach and golfer fred funk also at woodmont looking to qualify, did 267 on the south course and 468 on the north course, so his 6-under gets him in. so we will see. fred funk next week at congressional country club at the uso. >>> former giants and steelers receiver plaxico burress a free man released from a new york prison after serving 20 months for illegally carrying a firearm and firing a gun in a manhattan nightclub where he shot himself in the thigh. burress tells reporters he plans to train in are in nor and hopes to catch on with an nfl -- in florida and hopes to c

. >> mike: wade, pucks up -- stevenson the rebound. both teams now missing some shots as we get under three minutes remaining in a two-point game. terry. to nowitzki. back to terry. a two-pointer -- in and out. miller, the rebound. >> jeff: they're getting great shots. good execution. just not making. >> mike: wade on the attack. fields inside to bosh who lost it. and wade gets it back. up top to james. james fakes. drives. pull up jumper -- won't go. miller, the offensive rebound. wade again. throws it down the corner. miller on the drive -- shot, misses, and nowitzki, the rebound. and a whistle and a foul! dwyane wade called for the foul. with 2:16 remaining. and the mavericks leading by two. they are in the penalty. >> mark: i tell you what, this is playoff basketball. the intensity on both ends. this is what you wait all season for. >> mike: this is championship effort. they are missing some shots but everybody going at it right from the start tonight but especially here down the stretch. >> jeff: this is the value of getting into

daniel sedin with the quick little bump-up, support by alexandre burrows, and the puck ends up in the back of the net. >> mike: down to the ice and pierre. >> pierre: right now edzo just talked about it. it's wild down here. these people are celebrating like there's no tomorrow. they still haven't announced the three stars. we're waiting for somebody to come out. >> mike: don't forget versus will continue coverage after the contest here tonight that has been won in 11 seconds of sudden death overtime. by a score of 3-2, the canucks have the lead in the best of seven, 2-0. tomorrow an nbc an epic tennis rivalry continues, roger federer, rafael nadal, the french open men's final at 9:00 a.m. eastern, 6:00 a.m. pacific here on nbc. and a champion will also not crowned at the rugby sevens collegiate championship. coverage begins tomorrow 2:00 eastern on versus and continues at 4:00 eastern on nbc. coming up next, except on the west coast, it's your local news followed by "saturday night live" with host scarlet johansson. for our viewers interested in more post-game coverage, there will be

time to drop the puck on the stanley cup final. canucks, bruins, north of the border. check it out. end of the first period, both teams get in a bit of a scrum. alexandre burrows, being held back by the ref, takes a chop at patrice bergeron's finger. both awarded with a powerplay to begin the second. that's never what you want to do. patrice says, hey, mark recchi. check out my digit. not looking good. second period, scoreless game. milan lucic. upended by dan hamhuis. take another look at that. that would shake things up. hamhuis with a nasty hit on lucic. it would be hamhuis that would leave the game. he's a golden gloves boxer. that kid is tough. third period, the game is scoreless. christian ehrhoff, but a big-time save by thomas. let's take another look at that one. oreskovich all alone on the break-away. and thomas, where he needed to be when he needed to be there. that's how you make things happen. now, under 30 seconds to go. jannik hansen to rafi torres. game one. i got plenty of stuff on dvr. it's wednesday night. let's hit the road. start the bus. light the

. >> we're still scared the fires could puck up because the winds carry them. >> reporter: 11,000 people have been displaced tromthefrom thei 200 miles of highway have been evacuated. when you think of all the beautiful woods burning down, what does it feel like? >> frustrating. can't say, i'm sorry. >> reporter: elsewhere, power lines from the paulo verdi plant in phoenix give new concern. they run through the plant in this photo, and if they're damaged, hundreds of thousands of people in texas and new mexico could be suggest to rolling blackouts. conner bradley had this view from his window seat on a flight from san diego to dallas-ft. wurths. joe kennedy on a cross country bicycle trip got caught in it. >> now i want to keep going, get out of here. it's -- breathing it is just terrible. >> reporter: and the 3,000 people on the fire lines who have to breathe that smoke agree. a new development tonight as it continues to spread, some communities on the new mexico side of the border are threatens. governor dan brewer of arizona has asked the guard and transportation community to help out

he couldn't stop the puck nor could he stop the human being.bruins with the 3-0 lead and the rout was on. the stanley cup getting a nice polish as we head to the third period. just over 12 minutes to go. bruins up 3-0. sedin, his shot, saved by thomas. henrik, not. wasn't any better. just over 3 minutes to go, kevin bieksa, one of his 37 saves and the bruins go on to win, 4-0 and are stanley cup champions on the ice celebrating with his teammate, the goalies shake hands and the conn smythe trophy winner is thomas, your mvp. that will do it with this espn news update. i'm will selva. >> nice season. >> well, coming up next the stories we'll be following today. stay with us. finally, there's a choice for my patients with an irregular heartbeat called atrial fibrillation, or afib, that's not caused by a heart valve problem. today we have pradaxa to reduce the risk of a stroke caused by a clot. in a clinical trial, pradaxa 150 mg reduced stroke risk 35% more than warfarin. and with pradaxa, there's no need for those regular blood tests. pradaxa is

he says, i'll send a message and send a puck pregame. 5:30 into the first. marchand, lamp lit.t luongo like a rented mule, bruins in front, 1-0. rich peverley shoots and scores. lamp lit as well, bruins a 2-0 lead. a man advantage and a slapper beat luongo. don't mind if he does. bruins take a 3-0 lead, luongo is out. cory schneider is in. four minutes left in the first, sedin's shot stopped. the bruins win it 5-2. the final from boston. >>> indians and yankees, derek jeter on a quest for 3,000 knocks. bottom one, no score. he singles to left field off carrasco, number 2,994. top of the fourth, still no score, man on third, nobody out as cabrera singles through the hole. brandon muscles home, 1-0, tribe. scary moment for the pinstripes. jeter, one into right field but seems to get out of the box a little gingerly. take another look. out of the box right there, limping towards first base and leaves the game and not return. check out espn.com for more. bottom nine now, last chance for the yanks, perez says gardner, indians, they win the ball game 1-0. that's it for your espn news

read you vote baten quotes from israeli foreign minister of a bill lieberman among others saying the puck was for example is to apply political pressure to force palestinians to release the single israeli prisoner of war held in the gaza strip which understandable that israel might want him freed but it's absolutely illegal under international law to apply collective punishment to a civilian population in order to free prisoners of war but that's what israeli officials themselves explain that they're doing and these are crimes by the way punishable under international law under the sudden fourth geneva conventions so we don't need to even wait for what mr gun is so other u.n. officials have to say i have to say we can just listen to israeli officials like average joe lieberman explaining their punitive and illegal intent of this blockade and as i mentioned and i stress this israeli officials themselves say one thing in english to the international press another thing in hebrew in english talking about all the scary things that might be on the ship with holocaust survivor heavy epstein in

. >> mike: wade, pucks up -- stevenson the rebound. both teams now missing some shots as we get under three minutes remaining in a two-point game. terry. to nowitzki. back to terry. a two-pointer -- in and out. miller, the rebound. >> jeff: they're getting great shots. good execution. just not making. >> mike: wade on the attack. fields inside to bosh who lost it. and wade gets it back. up top to james. james fakes. drives. pull up jumper -- won't go. miller, the offensive rebound. wade again. throws it down the corner. miller on the drive -- shot, misses, and nowitzki, the rebound. and a whistle and a foul! dwyane wade called for the foul. with 2:16 remaining. and the mavericks leading by two. they are in the penalty. >> mark: i tell you what, this is playoff basketball. the intensity on both ends. this is what you wait all season for. >> mike: this is championship effort. they are missing some shots but everybody going at it right from the start tonight but especially here down the stretch. >> jeff: this is the value of getting into

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he's a 230 pounds bruiser who can dish it out and move the puck.me, it is joey logano with the pole position. >> a lot going on. mark thank you. >> thanks mark. >>> mornings on 2 begins begins at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. >>> you can [ kate ] if this icelandic mud could work wonders on my skin, imagine what it could do for my business. now, i just had to figure out a way to get it back to the states. so i called john, my citibank small business expert. [ john ] kate, how are you? [ kate ] he got me a line of credit and together we made it happen. now, my spa has more business than ever. ...and so does our cleaning crew. [ male announcer ] at citibank, we believe small business is a big deal. what's your story? citibank can help you write it.

the hit was deemed illegal because rome had already passed the puck when he hit horton. >>> in football news, terrell prior is the latest controversy. he announced he's going to skip his senior season this fall. prior faced a five day suspension for breaking ncaa rules. that violation led to the forced resignation of jim tressel last week. >>> and maybe a little hollywood bringing the o's some luck tonight. we'll have the highlights tonight. >> wow. >> it's the o's. >> we just missed th,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> be sure to watch cbs tonight. tune in to the good wife and followed by wjz news at 11:00. >> don't go away because there's much more ahead on the cbs evening news with scott pelley. including trouble ahead as the president weighs in are we headed for a recession? the man who killed her son moves in next door. a new definition of love thy neighbor. we're going to take,, >> pelley: tonight, we have fresh evidence of difficult days ahead for the economy. the president weighed in on whether we're headed for another recession. these people aren't sleeping on the sidewalk because they're homele

he had just passed the puck when he -- bam! knocked him off his feet and suffered a concussion. nhl has suspended him four games for the cheap shot. >>> major-league baseball is all talking about this superstar. 14th homer of the season in the minor league then he did the reggie jackson walk. watch harper. he blows a kiss to the pitcher. someone needs to talk to him before someone takes him out. more on this cominhg upg up at 6. >> we'll never see him here if he keeps that up. >> i want to see some attitude. confidence. >> nothing like that hockey hit. >> up next, and local professor is murdered. >> the expected that killer is still [ female announcer ] keurig brews more than just hot coffee. now you can brew over ice for delicious iced coffee or tea. hot or cold keurig is the way to brew everyone's favorite cup in under a minute. choose. brew. enjoy. keurig. >>> the family of a local murdered professor is because her >> -- her suspected killer is a living as a yoga instructor. >> three weeks ago they obtained an international arrest warrant for the suspect. even though authorit

he's a 230 pounds bruiser who can dish it out and move the puck.antime, it is joey logano with the pole position. >> a lot going on. mark thank you. >> thanks mark. >>> mornings on 2 begins begins at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. >>> you can always find coverage online at ktvu.com and with ktvu's mobile app. for all of us here, thank you for joining us. and the latest developments out of new york. i want to crush more cars. i want to sell more tea cups. ♪ i need help selling bread. ♪ i want to sell more crabs. [ male announcer ] you know where you want to take your business. i want to design more buildings. [ male announcer ] in here, small business solutions from at&t can get you there. like the at&t all for less package, starting at just $70 per month, voice plus broadband. it's the at&t network. helping you do what you do... even better.

he was tripped but the puck still found the back of the net. it was reviewed.lster, vancouver 3-0 down in front of their own fans. this is not how they were expecting it to go. bergeron scored twice and marchand completed an emphatic 4-0 win. the safest pair of hands belonged to tim thomas, the oldest conn smythe winner at the age of 3. >>> in tennis, kim clijsters holds two of the four grand slam women's titles. she won't be able to go for a third title at wimbledon. she's been forced to withdraw because of an ankle injury. the 28-year-old world number two rehurt her ankle during tuesday's loss to an italian qualifier in the match. tests confirm it will keep her out of wimbledon. clijsters will be replaced by vera zvonareva. williams struggled to get past her first round opponent. serena has been seeded seventh at wimbledon. she was on course for victory. zvonareva grabbed the second on a tiebreak. it went to a decider. it was tied throughout. having been out of the game for so long, serena began to lose her edge just a little and zvonareva finally triumphed a

alex burrows, the biting man takes the puck for vancouver. he lewds one and thomas is way out of position. alex burrows wraparound scores the game winner with just 11 seconds in overtime. alex burrows who many thought he would be suspended for that biting incident scores two goals and an assist tonight. vancouver with a victory in the first 40 years of their franchise existence. >>> bruins know that only two of the 46 teams that started the stanley cup finals come back to win the cup. boston with games on monday. he was in vancouver for three games of the sharks. and that rogers is one intimidating place. you just get the feeling that this is the canucks' year. >>> it . >>> soccer team usa starts its run at the gold cup against detroit. but today's game wasn't exactly the tuneup they were hoping for. the fans showed up to see world cup champion spain run over team usa. already in the 41st minute sante scores. spain is the world cup champion. usa is not. they played without landon donovan but spain is just too fast. torres kicks the ball and h

it will puck later on. today and tomorrow we have leveled off on the temps. breezy after some of that morning low clouds burn off. 70s around the bay but warm instant. now it's low 80s morning. >>> a little cooler today and tomorrow. slightly warmer sunday and monday. increasing clouds on tuesday. >>> this morning oil prices are regaining some of their losses from yesterday's trading. this morning crude is selling for more than $92 a barrel. it fell more than $4 yesterday. it settled to $91 a barrel. that is in reaction to the national energy agency saying it will make 60 million barrels available in the next month. >>> here's where we start the day. a little bit of a mixed picture with the dow jones dropping 57 points. recovering quite a bit from earlier on. starts today at 12,050. s & p down and again the dow jones down about 57 points yesterday. after the closing bell oracle announced better than expected profits. they talk about $3 billion in new fail to business software. software revenue rose 17%. >>> time now 5:21. i'm going to help you wake up this mo

. >> i was trying to get shots because it was dead puck and finally they skate vassel off and i toldr camera one to follow him off the bench. >> before leaving the ice, matt and the totems player exchange words. >> eric english comes over to say something. those two have to be separated. >> that's when i'm trying to point up to the scoreboard letting him know that they're done and you know, good luck next year and you know, you guys go home and you guys suck and that type of stuff. >> he's still talking. oh, what happened there? one of the fans came in! >> then out of nowhere, matt is bum-rushed. >> i had enough time to maybe kind of turn my head while he was jumping up in the air. he came at me with two fists right to the chest, and we both went down to the ground. >> that's just really disgusting to see. >> it was basically like a cartoon, where you see two characters fighting and it just basically is a giant cloud of dust. that's all we could see. >> i tried to slam him down on to the ground. i believe his head actually hit the concrete wall. so i don't think that had to feel -- h

before the opening puck their goalie luongo breaks his stick. he has a new one.hat he brought out there. the bruins scored two goals in the first couple of minutes. 1-0 on the fly. one minute later 2-0. a powerplay situation for boston. and drew with the slap shot that finds its mark. 3-0. a couple more in the finals. game seven will be wednesday night in vancouver. >>> one first the other last but both bay area teams could surely use the downtime they get today. the giants travelling to arizona to get with the second- place dbacks this week. while the as unpack from the road and get the clubs out for their annual community fun golf happening out to blow off a little steam after a rough road trip, returning with a new manager. the guys looked happy on the course today. very upbeat about having bob melvin as their new manager. a guy who makes it clear he always has his players' back, as evidenced yesterday in a loss to the white sox. he will speak his mind. >> it's a motivational thing for me i think when your coach is supporting you like that and constantly behin

in the first period, nathan horton had the puck center ice. he passes and it leveled by aaron roen.ook at him laying there on the ice. you can tell it looks like he's about to lose consciousness. he wants to express his concern for nathan's well being and wish him a quick and full recovery. he did not return to the game. he will miss the rest of the playoffs. and should this series end early, that suspension will roll into next season. so good news is that horton was released today again from the hospital but that was one of the most vicious hits anyone has seen in quite a long time. >>> no tiger, but the u.s. open will still go on at congressional next week. here is director of golf john lyberger with a look at hole number 12. >> 12 holes. it's a dogleg left. par 4. but it's going to provide two unique challenges to the players during the open championship. mike davis has the opportunity to mix it up using a tee box from the 15th hole as well as the tee boxes from the 12th hole. so he can stretch the hole to 470 yards and then he can bring it up to 401 yards to the other tee box th

before the opening puck their goalie luongo breaks his stick. he has a new one.ught out there. the bruins scored two goals in the first couple of minutes. 1-0 on the fly. one minute later 2-0. a powerplay situation for boston. and drew with the slap shot that finds its mark. 3-0. a couple more in the finals. game seven will be wednesday night in vancouver. >>> one first the other last but both bay area teams could surely use the downtime they get today. the giants travelling to arizona to get with the second- place dbacks this week. while the as unpack from the road and get the clubs out for their annual community fun golf happening out to blow off a little steam after a rough road trip, returning with a new manager. the guys looked happy on the course today. very upbeat about having bob melvin as their new manager. a guy who makes it clear he always has his players' back, as evidenced yesterday in a loss to the white sox. he will speak his mind. >> it's a motivational thing for me i think when your coach is supporting you like that and constantly behind you. he

the puck in off the streets of paris, tie him to a chair, and transfuse them with cat's blood. this is the first time that you really see clear evidence of reaction. he starts to scream. his arm is turning red and getting very hot. he starts to vomit. his head is spinning. they decide to stop. were going to stop the transfusion right away. they shuffle the man off into the servants' quarters. he is more called and happy. he seems cured of his madness. second transfusion goes equally well. again with cat's blood. in fact, the man's wife comes and finds her husband who has been running on the streets and is bewildered. she says the transfusion is a, what do you do to my husband? he would be beating me, and now he's telling me he loves me. very likely the man was just very sick and didn't have a lot of energy. his wife goes off into her home. a while later and knocked on the door saying my husband is at it again. you need to transfuse and now. he refuses. he goes out and begins the transfusion not long after the man is dead. he is accused of murder. it looks like he is going to be

although now they could do reconstructed bone and tissue graft so don't have to walk around with a hockey puck in your mouth and then this explains why grover had gone so long without any recurrence of the cancer sense it does not metastasize. and then whether or not he had syphilis the results are in the book which is now for sale. [laughter] thank you very much if anybody has any questions i will be happy to answer them. [applause] >> they give for the wonderful talk how did he die eventually? what was the cause of death? >> he retired to princeton and it is a bit of the mystery he complained of gastrointestinal problems and there was some suspicion he may have had an intestinal tumor although since the oral cancer did not metastasize, the intestinal tumor would not have been related but it is a mystery. he was 71 when he died 1908 and the official cause of death was listed as cardiac arrest but does not explain the precipitating causes of that. he retired to princeton. it was interesting. and then became the mascot there. the students would march to his house and give a cheery and he enjoye

bone and tissue graphs so you don't have to walk around with a piece of vulcanized rubber, a hockey puck in your mouth, basically, so you can talk and eat. this explained why grover had gone so long without any recurrence of the cancer, that it was a kind of cancer that does not metastasize. and the test also conclusively determined whether or not grover cleveland did have syphilis, and the results of that test are in the book which is now for sale. [laughter] thank you very much. if anybody has any questions, i'd be happy to answer them. [applause] i think kristin has a microphone if anybody has a question, or did i cover everything so excellently? oh, there's a question. >> hello. thank you for the wonderful talk on grover cleveland. how did he die eventually? what was the cause of death? is. >> grower died in 1908. he retired to princeton, and it's a bit of a mystery, actually. he complained of gastrointestinal problems, and there was actually some suspicion that he may have had an intestinal tumor although since the oral cancer -- why do you make me keep saying that? -- metastasize.