paddled aside by crawford. crawford as toews have been impressive. no one more than jonathan toews.ed back across. leddy taking inover there. a shot is blocked down by marc-andre fleury. then maatta played ahead. 37 shots by chicago, 28 by pittsburgh. oh, and what grab off crosby. on one that was headed high but looked artistic anyway on the part of crawford. >> ed: good play from james neal to get the puck to crosby. good thing the hands are warm for corey crawford. that was launched by sidney crosby. >> mike: neal again and flailing, that was crawford. caught the glachlts stopped by crawford as the shot total starts to come high. reaching for it was neal. that wouldn't go. through one that went wide. ricocheted back for orpik. drops it on for crosby behind the net. crosby rifled it on back. held by despres. sent to neal for a trainer poll twhaus blocked back. orpik a drive and that turned high. to the corner draft by crawford. saad wipes out but gets it on out to center. fed ahead for a feed by crosby. touched on to neal. a toe drag and a shot wouldn't go as crawford reached out f

this is cindy crawford. >> no, it's not. >> it is.sten, i am going to new york this week and i am wondering if you wanted to fly up on friday to hang out with me and go to some appointments with me. >> oh my god, are you serious? >> i am serious. one of the appointments is with dr. sebagh. do you want to meet him? can you get off of work and come with us? >> that sounds wonderful. i am so excited i won't be able sleep. >> i love coming to new york. it is a great city. the thing that is incredible about new york is the energy. that is what i miss the most. this visit is fun because i will meet one of my customers. >> how are you? it is so nice to meet you. >> thank you so much for coming out. >> thank you for having me. >> so you're from texas? it is exciting for me and the doctor to meet you. let's bring him in. dr. sebagh? >> hi, nice to meet you. >> janet, this is a jean-louis. >> i had a trip to new york where i got to meet cindy and dr. sebagh. >> he inspected my skin and gave me tips. that really impressed me. >> you have to feed

paddled aside by crawford. crawford as toews have been impressive. no one more than jonathan toews.ed back across. leddy taking inover there. a shot is blocked down by marc-andre fleury. then maatta played ahead. 37 shots by chicago, 28 by pittsburgh. oh, and what grab off crosby. on one that was headed high but looked artistic anyway on the part of crawford. >> ed: good play from james neal to get the puck to crosby. good thing the hands are warm for corey crawford. that was launched by sidney crosby. >> mike: neal again and flailing, that was crawford. caught the glachlts stopped by crawford as the shot total starts to come high. reaching for it was neal. that wouldn't go. through one that went wide. ricocheted back for orpik. drops it on for crosby behind the net. crosby rifled it on back. held by despres. sent to neal for a trainer poll twhaus blocked back. orpik a drive and that turned high. to the corner draft by crawford. saad wipes out but gets it on out to center. fed ahead for a feed by crosby. touched on to neal. a toe drag and a shot wouldn't go as crawford reached out f

jan crawford reports. >> reporter: lieutenant colonel joseph morris oversaw the army's special victims prosecutors that handles sexual assaults, domestic violence, and child abuse. he also led the government case against staff sergeant robert bales who is serving life in prison for the murder of 16 afghan civilians. now, morris has been suspended and is under investigation after a female army lawyer said he tried to kiss and grope her in a hotel room during a 2011 legal conversation on sexual assault. -- conference on sexual assault. no charges have been filed. the allegations come as the defense department is gap well the sharp indris -- grappling with the sharp increase in assault complaints. >> no comment. >> reporter: last year another military officer responsible for sexual assault prevention air force lieutenant colonel jeffrey crash seven ski was charged with groping a woman outside a bar. he is acquitted in a civilian court but is expected to retire from the military. this week general jeffrey sinclair is facing a court- martial on charges that include forcing a junior officer

but as jan crawford reports, another delay is already in the works. >> reporter: with consumers outraged over cancellations, the:announced last november that americans could keep their plans for another year, even if they did not meet the affordable care act's basic coverage requirements. >> i completely get how upsetting this can be for a lot of americans, particularly after assurances they heard from me that if they had a plan that they liked, three could keep it. to those americans, i hear you loud and clear. >> reporter: now cbs news has learned the administration will allow insurers to offer the substandard plans even longer, avoiding another round of cancellations just week es before the mid-term election -- weeks before the mid-term election. one senator says the white house is trying to protect vulnerable democrats, not consumers. >> if you look at the timing of it, it's designed to delay right after the 2014 elections. we already know what happened when people started to receive cancellation notices last time. >> reporter: news of the extension comes just three weeks before anot

these glamorous stars are going to be in your homes, housewives are saying, put on your shirt, joan crawford is coming. television, that's where movies go when they die.

jordan crawford scored 19 points, andrew bogut had 15 points and 10 rebounds and the team routed the dallas mavericks 108-85 for their fifth straight win. the warriors outshot the mavericks 51 percent to 36 percent and out rebounded dallas 46 to 40, showing no signs of slowing down

but again, the visit to the ranch in crawford, texas, that was 2001.esident putin sent russian troops to invade georgia, which had been part of the soviet union until 1991, but thereafter became an independent nation. there was a lot of consternation at the time. you might remember senator john mccain, who was then running for president, saying we are all georgians now. but very few people in american politics, very few, if any, let's just say no one in mainstream american politics at the same time reacted to vladimir putin invading georgia by saying oh, if only george w. bush hadn't been such a weakling. if he hadn't been so simpering this wouldn't have happening. under george w. bush putin invades the state of georgia and american politicos get very worried about it but under president barack obama, putin invades the former soviet state of ukraine and american conservatives that their real disappointment, their real anger is not against putin or against russia, it's against president obama. >> i think putin is playing chess and i think we're playing

giants short stop crawford and his wife just had their secondary yesterday. he got a few days off.e to share hair products. he has the best hair in major league baseball, but he has competition with angel paw began and michael morris. i asked for a tip and he says he gets it from the equipment manager. that's right, mike murphy. >> it is a blue, thick substance. you wouldn't think you would put it in your hair or anywhere on your body. >> you get it from your equipment manager? >> yes, murph brings it in special for me. >> you, crawford, michael morris, the best hair in baseball. >> we are trying to get a hod -- head and shoulder commercial. we are working on that. >> are you listening, head and shoulders 1234* giants and dodgers and kershaw meet hicks. kershaw pitched five innings and allowed two runs. 2-1g-men. bottom of five and two men on and sandoval a diving stop. puig gets the out at first. inning over and giants beat the dodgers 3-2 your final. warriors head coach mark jackson said steph curry is battling a strained white quad and would be limited in his play against phoeni

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giants short stop crawford and his wife just had their secondary yesterday. he got a few days off.ways like to share hair products. he has the best hair in major league baseball, but he has competition with angel paw began and michael morris. i asked for a tip and he says he gets it from the equipment manager. that's right, mike murphy. >> it is a blue, thick substance. you wouldn't think you would put it in your hair or anywhere on your body. >> you get it from your equipment manager? >> yes, murph brings it in special for me. >> you, crawford, michael morris, the best hair in baseball. >> we are trying to get a hod -- head and shoulder commercial. we are working on that. >> are you listening, head and shoulders 1234* giants and dodgers and kershaw meet hicks. kershaw pitched five innings and allowed two runs. 2-1g-men. bottom of five and two men on and sandoval a diving stop. puig gets the out at first. inning over and giants beat the dodgers 3-2 your final. warriors head coach mark jackson said steph curry is battling a strained white quad and would be limited in his play agains

crawford. mr. crawford: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from washington, mr. heck, is recognized for one minute. mr. heck: thank you, mr. speaker. it is my pleasure today to welcome to the nation's capital pastor john rosenberg of the lutheran chump of good shepherd in olympia, washington. pastor rosenberg is a graduate of concordia senior college with luther seminary and has a graduate degree for one of -- alma maters, olympia college. he announced his retirement on june 30 and we will miss him grateful. i have no fear for how he will spend his retirement times because he's an obsessive compulsive fisherman which is a great thing to be in the pacific northwest, as a matter of fact. i am deeply appreciative for his presence here today. and more importantly, for living the example of the scripture which

in the interest of time, we have a guest ryan crawford for sports from tlc who has to leave. i hope you don't mind if he makes -- >> not at all. >> good morning commissioners. i'm a board member of ryan crawford and a member with the tlc kids for sports program and our mission is to improve sports utility in underserved facilities and we're non profit since 2009. we champion volunteers and parents and kids. we create opportunities for the local members and sponsors of the tlc. we're going to have a hand in the current project and take pride and ownership so the long lasting benefit and care for the renovated field is supported by those who helped renovate it. when we were approached by the city of san francisco with hearse play field, we saw the potential to have a centerpiece for those who live in the surrounding area and it's consistent with the efforts we've done in the past and what we look for in a project. with improvements for the basketball courts, our focus is centered on the ball field, which lisa mentioned, it needed some tlc. some of the highlights of our donation

in just a few minutes we'll meet one of the most beautiful women in the world, supermodel cindy crawfordat age 45, cindy still looks impossibly young and gorgeous.

in just a few minutes we'll meet one of the most beautiful women in the world, supermodel cindy crawfordat age 45, cindy still looks impossibly young and gorgeous. >> oh, my god, she's just stunning. her skin is just amazing, and so i feel like

jan crawford reports obamacare is back before the supreme court. can a health plan be forced to and r women's contraceptives? and jim axlerod with another embarrassing breech of security at the tallest terror target in america. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> reporter: good evening. this is our western edition. rescue workers are risking their lives tonight in oso, washington, searching ground that has been compared to quicksand for victims of the mud slide. three days after it buried this village north of seattle, 14 people are known dead but dozens more are still unaccounted for-- among them, 30-year-old billy spillers, father of four, a career counselor for the navy. three of his children are missing, as well. the fourth child, four-year-old jacob, was rescued from the debris. cbs news correspondent danielle nottingham is on the scene for us tonight. danielle? eporter: scott, more than 60 members of the washington national guard joined the search today. we're told teams are pinging for cell phone

jan crawford reports. >> reporter: the arguments were unusually intense and divisive. the court's three female justices all liberal defended the law and dismissed arguments by business owners that the contraceptive coverage requirement violates religious freedom. most forceful was justice elena kagan, a former top lawyer in the obama administration who clashed repeatedly with attorney paul clement. kagan said if business owners could object to birth control coverage based on religious grounds, what about the next case? suppose an employer refuses to fund vaccinations for her employees or blood transfusions. one religious group could opt out of this and another could opt oust that and everything would be piecemeal. clement pushed back saying those cases were different. his clients provide coverage for most birth control methods and argue the government should make an exception in the law so they would not have to cover for a pill and devices to preconvenient the implant of an embryo in the wound. >> roberts suggested upholding it. today he suggested that the contracepti

but now crawford says his white and red pads, that he always wears in games, are now gone too.e says he thinks they were stolen from the stadium. >> it's the ones i wear all the time. they're gone. >> i think they're all playing a joke on me. it's pretty funny ... dot ha ha. >>surveillance video from soldier field may help find the thief. so far the blackhawks have not reported this incident to the police. president obama wants to raise taxes on affluent americans, and pass the money out to lower-income people. obama will unveil a new budget plan today. he's expected to call for even more tax advantages for people at the lower end of the economic scale, while eliminating some tax breaks for top earners. almost half of americans already pay *no federal income tax... while the top one-fifth of income earners pay two- thirds of the total tax bill. congress is expected to ignore obama's budget priorities. if a government watchdog group gets its way, some illinois retirees will have to live with less. the civic federation is recommending that the state start taxing retirement income

crawford: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 31. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 311, a bill to direct the administrator of the environmental protection agency to change the spill prevention, control, and countermeasure rule with respect to certain farms. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from arkansas, mr. crawford, and the gentlewoman from the district of columbia, ms. norton, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from arkansas. mr. yaufered: thank you, mr. speaker. -- mr. crawford: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous materials on h.r. 311. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. crawford: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is r

crawford gives them 75% odds. i think that is exactly the kind of mission that microsoft needs to focus on. >> still had, he is known for backing twitter when the company had just 25 employees. you can watch a streaming on your phone, your tablet, bloomberg.com and apple tv. quack >> i'm emily chang and this is the best of bloomberg west. some companies like box and king are choosing to go public. others are going for mega rounds of public funding instead. all of them are pouring money into silicon valley at an unprecedented rate. blocktest example is rock. venture capitalist peter fenton sits on the port of horton works. he led early investments in uber and others. we have a responsibility on the board to make sure that companies go public or there such pressure from the public market and hedge funds to participate early. they're fighting for ipo allocations. it allows us to build a company that has the foundation to be not a group on or xanga. we have heard it ability in the performance of a six -- of six plus q

crawford gives in 75% odds. >> i think that is pretty fair. i think that is exactly the kind of mission microsoft needs to focus on. microsoft has been hamstrung by its prior mission of a pc on every desk in every home. ok. michael kim who worked for nadella. we will be back with cory later on this hour. ♪ "bloomberg west." yahoo! publishes a transparency report. the report says data was disclosed in 83% of cases. reportalso published a saying that government requests are up 120% in the last four years. it also disclosed data in the second half of last year. come from google and yahoo! just as president obama offers a major overhaul. datants to end bulk phone collection. correspondente joining us from washington. first of all, break it down for us. what exactly is the president proposing? >> what they laid at -- what the white house laid out is they want to end bulk collection but they want the federal agencies and law-enforcement to have access to the same kind of data. that means that the nsa will no longer be collecting that bulk metadata f

law as constitutional in this crawford case in 2008. so if the nominee continues to believe voter i.d. laws are the modern-day equivalent of the poll tax and is firm committed to ar that principle, i'm conced -- you ought to be concerned -- that he'd look for creating ways to undermine and challenge those laws, notwithstanding the crawford case upholding indiana's voter i.d. law. it goes without saying, of course, that a significant part of this job is the enforcement of voting rights laws, and that enforcement power should be entrusted only to someone who we're confident will apply the law in an evenhanded way and, obviously, uphold when the supreme court has already said was constitutional. i've also repeatedly asked the nominee whether, if confirmed, he'd commit to implementing the recommendations made by the department of justice inspector general regarding the hiring processes in the civil rights division. that i.g. report exposed a hiring process in that division that was structured in a way that systematically screened out conser

we have a special guest joining us, harvard law visiting professor and author, susan crawford, visitingrom boston. she is the author of "captive audience." susan, thank you so much for joining us. so, what do you think? is the sprint t-mobile merger good for consumers? >> price war is always good for consumers, which is what the sprint ceo is promising. what is really going on here is a fight over the enterprise market. they want to gain shares there. basically, we will have a lot of price-cutting in the consumer market no matter what happens. this guy says he can take a chunk of the enterprise market if you just let me in. otherwise t-mobile will just keep cutting prices and making it more difficult for him to enter into the enterprise market area and -- market. businesss higher-margin? why is that the goal? >> it is the goal because the consumer market is pretty thoroughly saturated. just about everybody has smartphones. there is very little growth right now. it is a fight over existing market share. prices are going to be going down. t-mobile is doing that right now with its lot -- w

i was in the next question out to you, crawford. his office really the right thing for nadella to be taking on yeah co. >> absolutely. microsoft office is a huge part of that language. people can throw rocks at it and say it is not as relevant as it used to be, outside of the valley it is the way people use information. this is a move for them to up level away from the os and toward microsoft services. you're going to see more about office and one drive and skype as a collaboration platform, as a way for them to unlock value in areas beyond the os where they are significantly invested. >> michael, you worked with nadella before. >> he is an incisive thinker and he loves to fight near-term opportunities within the company. i agree with cory. this makes absolute sense. it could probably drive $3.5 billion in the next 12 months to the microsoft hotline. i think satya has an immense challenge in terms of changing things within the culture of microsoft. you really have to go after those blue ocean opportunities ahead of times from where

visitingd law professor and author, susan crawford.discuss bitcoin and virtual currencies when we return. ♪ best ofme back to the bloomberg west. i am emily chang. prevents customers from targeting the bank for their bank accounts. here is the word on the future of virtual currency. what you think of this whole bitcoin thing? >> who cares? i really think this is a fun story to look at, but it is investors. it is not relevant very to the important thing to recognize is that there are really important ideas that do develop over time. it is hard to get some of them right area to there are very few things in our economy harder to get right than a currency. >> use a bitcoin does not matter? >> who founded them does not matter either. it matters even less. i think there are at least three problems you have to solve to make any currency work, whether it is digital or not. solve, whichdid was really brilliant, was that they built a global network that was completely independent of today's financial system. that was a really hard problem to sol

carrying the play-by-play finally get crawford and the first. deflected home of its one- nothing for boston. their defense was outstanding. 2-0 in the final period. batting one man their scoring 13 seconds later after mistake by crawford. an ill-advised pass and the crease is open it was correctly ruled a goal to go on to win by a final a 3-0. the white sox captain playing their final cactus league game. cubs announce that the third baseman has made the major league roster. the broker on record with 13,000 fans. the hawks bring a midseason gillespie. support from a former white sox player blasts a shot in the second is 4-0. they finally get on board. they're up cracking a blast. the rally falls short of big win for-3. they will play the diamondbacks. the sox had back home for their monday opener. have a great day. good thing this guy isn't a cubs fan... kentucky hoops fanatic tyler black got a tattoo on his leg proclaiming the wildcats this year's n-c-double-a champs. the team has 10 losses this season... several to un-ranked opponents. didn't y

i'm dead serious. >> one of the things that was interesting about dustin crawford is he had a uniqueake on one of sheriff joe's famous lines -- >> our men and women are fighting for our country, and they're living in tents and they never committed a crime. so i tell all these detractors to shut their mouth and don't keep criticizing our tent operation. >> dustin had just returned from iraq, and he provided an interesting counter-narrative. >> i was just in iraq about three weeks ago, and it's a lot easier than it is here. as far as, i mean, that sign right there ain't true. soldiers do eat steak and lobster on fridays in iraq, you know? when you're in iraq, i mean, it sucks because you're in a combat zone and stuff, but when you're not, you're being treated like a [ bleep ] respectable soldier. you eat good, you get to sleep with the proper equipment you need. you know, i mean, you're taken care of as a humane person. even p.o.w.s get treated better than these guys are here. i mean, these guys don't get fed good at all. there's rats running around. they wake you up every 30 minutes a

green, the steal, ahead to crawford. 111-97, winning 5-6 home games and 11 players scored and nobody had over 20, a good performance. phoenix, at the coliseum, on sunday night. women's college hoops. number 4, tournament against colorado, 19 points, 11 rebounds. they play usc tomorrow. that's lindsey. washington state pulls the upset, 91-83, and don't worry, kevin the body guard said this is what our kron 4 audience wants, highlight after highlight. an all-time great, trying to be a coach at usf, and tough business tonight. usf finishes 12-19. another highlights, paul thomas getting to his star, jackie nairrit, 60-58, saint mary's knocks of san diego. is that enough for you? >> is there more? >> he probably does have more. kevin is like a big proponent of women's college basketball, and i respect him for that. congratulations, kevin. >> you should be, too. >> i am for it, and in pod moderation, and men's, too. we have baseball spring training, lincecum, pitching three shut-out innings today. look at this play from arias. mark here, one of these career minor league guys, 31 years of a

and brandon crawford gives me hair product tips.ee you then. >> all right. >> change my look. >> thank you. >> up next on abc 7 news tatat 9:00. ??eç [ yodeling plays ] worst morning ever. [ angelic music plays ] ♪ toaster strudel! best morning ever! [ hans ] warm, flaky, gooey. toaster strudel! ♪ [ male announcer ] don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls gets you there in just 60 seconds. ♪ >>> coming up tonight. a dire warning from scientists about radiation from the fukushima disaster. when it is expected to hit the west coast. >> the future of crime fighting, the new gadget being developed and how it could be used to battle violent offenders. tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00. >> historical fiction, leaning hef lea, 300, rise of an empire in first place. 300 came out seven years age instead of the spartans this focuses on the battle between the greeks and persians. rise of an empire earned $45 million in the u.s. and $87 million overseas. >> mr. peabody and sherman, a remake of the classic cartoon which debuted in second. th

and the big play-- draymond crawford and ally-oop to andre iguodala for the big dunk! final score: 111-97 warriors. >> in college basketball-- stanford plays u-s-c in the pac-12 tournament semifinals today after beating colorado. in the first half-- stanford struggling as colorado's brittany wilson hits the deep three-pointer. colorado led by two at the half but in the second half-- chiney owumike the pac-12 player of the year-- does a lay-up inside and scores. she scored 13 of her 19 points in the 2nd half she also had 11 rebounds. final score 69-54 stanford >> washington state upset no. 20 california 91-83 on friday night in the pac-12 tournament quarterfinals. the cougars used a 15-4 run midway through the second half to take control then held off california's charge in the closing minutes. washington state snapped a five-game losing streak to california, the no. 2 seed in the conference tourney, and improved to 4-5 this year against ranked opponents. >> the goalposts are up at levi's stadium, the 49ers new stadium in santa clara. they are the first automatic, colla

. >> authorities say they were tipped off to the portable x-ray device after crawford approached localish groups because he wanted their help in killing muslims. >> stephen: yes, justice was done. they're a vile, despicable hate group, but i can't help feeling a little inspired by the way these klansmen overcame their hatred of jews to serve a greater cause-- their hatred of muslims. i've always thought of the klan as a bunch of rednecks from our shameful racist past. well, it turns out i was wrong. because they're a bunch of rednecks from our shameful racist future. i was so moved by this story of hope that i did the obvious thing-- i turned it into a cartoon. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) a cartoon that answers the question-- what if the klan completed their death ray and used it for good? as for the other question you're asking yourself right now-- no, i'm not ( bleep ) you. now, my network didn't want me to air this cartoon tonight, sending this inflammatory e-mail that resident, "we're a little concerned with this, especially because it is airing during black history month.

crawford, bbc news, southern france. >> for years now, a number of american charities have been trying to end the practice of female genital mutilation in africa, but often meet fierce resistance from local authorities. in burkina faso, one surety started a hospital to help women thehad suffered fgm, but government will not allow it to open. the government says it is keeping it closed. >> the village in western burkina faso does not have electricity or running water. yet a sexual revolution is taking place here. up until recently, every girl was gently mutilated. >> i was five when i was cut. we are taken to an old lady, and she used the same knife on all of us. ago, healthw years workers came to explain that the reason some girls died after the cutting or had problems with sex and childbirth was not to do with witchcraft, as they all believed, but the cutting. she tells the village women about the new hospital, which is offering genital restoration. 26 of them say they want to go with her. meanwhile, a surgeon arrived from chicago. brought five american volunteer medics with her to he

jordan crawford was finishing the first quarter with a bang. 19 points total.his and i love this. his biggest scoring half of the season with 15. didn't score again and didn't have to. his other basket is what we like to call with authority. warriors cruise to their fifth straight win 108-85. to the ice and andrew luck and stanford men getting in some workouts. look at the puck moving around the ice here. joe thorton and dan boyle. the sharks win their third straight. abc7 sports brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> thank you, larry. >> we will be right back. >> first here is jimmy kimmle. >> here is a preview of what we have cooking from austin, texas. >> this is it. how are you doing?

jordan crawford with authority.11-mine 7 and are now a season best 15 games over 500. stanford is in trouble in seattle. pac-12 tournament quarterfinals against colorado at the half. have no fear. the 16-2 run outside and inside and you get 19 points and 11 boards. they will face usc tomorrow in the semifinals. however, cal is out. the bears came in as the two seed. a little double dutch action. a high degree of difficulty. 28 points to seven boards and leading the hoops to the semifinals. britney boyd upset at the finish there. cal at 21-9 and they will still make the ncaa tournament. when we come back, we do the weather report at doral where the wind was the story and tiger hit one shot that he really liked. attention monster taco fans! get ready for a night of monster taco madness - when two new monster taco flavors from jack in the box face off. introducing - the bacon ranch monster taco, crushin' it with strips of bacon and creamy ranch versus the nacho monster taco, comin' hard with nacho cheese and jalapeños!

crawford from way out. from the roof. beats the buz buzzer to end the third. 31 here. check out the move in the fourth being yanked backwards and still hits it. were yours survive a scare one 15-110. shark and duck fight for first. third period. tip the perry shot. shark answer with a 2 on 1. brett burns. his shot guess to thornton. almost empty net. ties it at two under 4 minutes remaining in regulation. returns the favor. burns deflecting it in and the sharks take over first place in the pacific division. 3-2 the final. 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> all right. exiting. >> good stuff. just getting

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crawford has made the great point that those published rates were nowhere to be found.dubious at best. >> and again, just to put it in terms that people like me can understand, basically that means the company got to come in and say, yes, this is public good, you can trust us, and we're going to move forward. julia, i want to -- you've had something of a recent victory with the texas state supreme court. trans-canada, i guess, has to at least explain why it should be able to build a pipeline, or the pipeline already build, on your lands. i want to read part of the response from trans-canada. they said -- this is their response to the texas supreme court. crawford's issues fly in the face of the legislature's active encouragement of a common car carrier pipeline system throughout texas. not only to transport production but also to bring critical feed stock into texas to fuel texas refineries. i just wondered if you had a response to that. >> well, i think part of what people don't understand is there is no way for texas oil to get into this pipeline unless it's sent to o

jordan crawford with authority. the warriors win it 111-mine 7 and are now a season best 15 games over 500. stanford is in trouble in seattle. pac-12 tournament quarterfinals against colorado at the half. have no fear. the 16-2 run outside and inside and you get 19 points and 11 boards. they will face usc tomorrow in the semifinals. however, cal is out. the bears came in as the two seed. a little double dutch action. a high degree of difficulty. 28 points to seven boards and leading the hoops to the semifinals. britney boyd upset at the finish there. cal at 21-9 and they will still make the ncaa tournament. when we come back, we do the weather report at doral where the wind was the story and tiger hit one shot that he really liked. ♪ [ male announcer ] spring is calling. save 25% when you buy two scotts fertilizers -- one to use now and one for later. save 25% when you buy two scotts fertilizers -- it's amanda. hey sweetie. what? [phones rings] okay, i'll send it. one hundred seventy-two dollars for a chemistry book

jordan crawford was finishing the first quarter with a bang. 19 points total.his and i love this. his biggest scoring half of the season with 15. didn't score again and didn't have to. his other basket is what we like to call with authority. warriors cruise to their fifth straight win 108-85. to the ice and andrew luck and stanford men getting in some workouts. look at the puck moving around the ice here. joe thorton and dan boyle. the sharks win their third straight. abc7 sports brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> thank you, larry. >> we will be right back. >> first here is jimmy kimmle. >> here is a preview of what we have cooking from austin, texas. >> this is it. how are you doing? wake up weather. you will have to hang on to the steering wheel pretty tight in the morning. clear and gusty and temperatures in the 40s and 50s. by 8:00 a.m. getting into the low 60s. >> thank you, sandhya. >>> crews are on the scene of the massive building fire in san francisco's mission bay neighborhood. >> they will be there all night moping up hotspots. for the latest on

the play of the night, despite crawford's 19 off the bench.arriors win big. >>> sharks and maple leafs. andrew luck taking in this one. brett burns the steal, spins and fires top shelf. 18th of the season. sharks lead 2-1. middle of the second, tommy wingle scores off the deflection, his 15th. and how about a night for the night. sharks win 6-2. yes, there was baseball today, giants and reds. buster posey getting busy. giants down three until posey goes to left center, his first of the spring. ties the game. a frame later, posey down the left field line plating hudson. four rbi day for posey. giants win 8-5. more news coming up after the break. is this flu shot necessary? it keeps you healthy during flu season. but does it hurt? nah. plus you get a really sweet bandaid! anything else i should know? here's a thought, try scoring more points on the other team. okay. even a warrior can get sick. kaiser permanente reminds you to get your flu shot this season. >>> president obama made an unconventional pitch for his health care plan, viewed by near