canadiens up4-0, but the caps on the power play. tuck over to alex ovechkin. you know what he does there. ovechkin's first goal ofhe preseason. maybe the only time we won't see the great eight celebrate. thankfully, this game didn't count, becse the canadiens won 5-2, and for those wonding, no shots on goal, no ts one penalty for kammerer, so -- >> you got a penalty? >> and we are confirming, browns lead 217 with a minute left, we saw leon in here, cleveland has not won a game in over 600 days. noted browns fan leon harris is running around the newsroom sm ging. >> but te continues. >> the game, is it over? i don't have my phoneot -- >>ver yet. oh, boy. would that be bad if he had to come back in? i thought it was over. >> all right. >> we'll have to check the scor ♪ [doorbell] ♪ ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ i put criminals in prison during the day i'm jennifer wexton, and as a prosecutor, and changed diapers at night. later, w

mark: the canadiens will be back in washington next week tohe continue negotiations so this process, like it often does despiteald trump, various milestones, seems to be ania endless negon so that continues. but i think what was telling about theso canadian e these past two days is that even as the negotiators were clo a room trying to work out a deal, president trump was giving interview to bloomberg in which he had an off-the-record passage where he basical sounded off on what he really thought about the kind of deal he wand to do with the canadians and he said there will be no compromises,an say this publicly because they'd be so insulted they'd never agree to a dea and those remarks were leaked to the toronto-star, in the 11th hour of this negotiation. and again, as always with donald trum the question became, who leaked it, what was the motive?e was som trying to blow up the talks? and in the end, tks tind of petered out, not ending entirely but with a commitment of trying again next week. it was the drama of donald trump and the extent in which he's always willing to make these

taking on the canadiens. alex ovechkin. from the face-off circle. connor also scoring and le, 5-2.back in action tonight against theri hnes. but they're all still there in cleveland and will be for quite sometime. >> never a better marketing plan than bud light. >> how great was that? >> epic. >> wi-fi code and the thing goes off. >> it wasfantastic. >> everybody's having a good toim. >> still drinking i'm sure. >> i'm sure. >> some of them haven't slept, i bet. >> thank y for joining us. "nightly news" starts in 60 seconds. >> have a good eveni >>> breaking news tonight, a blockbuster from "the new york times." explosive reporting that deputy attorney general rod rosenstein suggested wearing a wire to ly cuecord president trump and dss using the 25th amendment to remove h. rosenstein says "the times" got it wrong and tonight sources tell nbc news, rosenstein was being sarcastic. how will the president respond to the man overseeing the mueller investigation. >>> also tonight, president trump attacks brett kavanaugh's accuser doubting her claims asking why she didn't report years ag

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joining us kirsten powers, political canadien eight tater matthew carpenter, also a supporter of kavanaughef counsel and policy director of the judicial crisis network. carrie, let me start with you. i apologize for that. it's been a long day. what do you make of this desire by the attorney for professor ford and clearly professor ford to essentially say look, no matter what, monday is a no go. there should be an investigation and even if there is an investigation that started, it's going to take more time than monday? >> i think what we've seen is a pattern of delay. this seems to be a moving of the goal posts again. the democrats are the ones who seem to be doing it the most. we were talking about the normal process and the regular process is, you update the background file with the background investigation call. they've done one you have those to update it. the democrats boycotted the call. they say we want this process. senator grassley has bent over backwards to offer every possible thing they want. would you like to have a hearing in front of cameras or a phone call? would you liking

once something is hammered out, you can bet that canadiens and notcans are going to try to restore butry to create as conditions as they can manage with the new rules that might be a bit less beneficial than the previous ones, whereby focusing on those types of elements, which usually have less visibility on the radar screen of news wires, numerous, what have you. so i think that's extra ammunition that the weaker ones are keeping to potentially use. on the minimum wage, you're absolutely right. as monica also mentioned at the beginning of this session, this is a first. and so therefore there's no precedent to understand how these things work. in the absence of an enforcing mechanism. ist have is be talking about parallel agreements that would create commissions where canadian, american, and mexicans would sit to monitor wage situations in mexico. the problem with that, the issue of soverpblgty, the mexican government, even if they commit to it after the fact, they might and they to the public what's this? this is unacceptable intervention. where else in the world is this happening? we