freshman goalie aidan cuomo made a stop in the final 18 seconds of the game, leading to the three twoctory. his coach called it the best save he's ever seen. >> to beat the division one team like that two days in a row kind of showed a lot of the guys that i think were were the real deal. and yeah, once that buzzer rang, it was it was amazing. and there was just joy and great times all the way to the airport and all the way back home. we got home pretty late. >> yeah. nice save right there. the team will leave on wednesday for the tournament in washington. if they win that tournament, it will be the first time the club has done that in more than 20 years. we're all pushing and rooting for you. cal ice hockey there. congratulations. that's it for us tonight at 11. don't forget mornings on two is coming up next starting at 4:00. and for all of us right here at ktvu, i'm mike mibach. thanks for watching and have a great rest of your night. [music] hi, everyone. i'm frank malaka. welcome to like it or not. we talk to our esteemed panel. we throw out everyday things to find out whether the

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seven seconds left, but in game two, it looked like history would repeat itself until freshman goalie aidanuomo put a literal stop to a back door pass and a shot with 18 seconds left. >> i dove across kind of a desperation save, and it went off my helmet and kept it out, and we were able to win. just a few seconds later. >> cal is going to sweep the ducks in eugene. >> cal's head coach says that save was the best save he's ever seen, and that buzzer cemented for the cal bears a 24 and zero record, the first ever undefeated season for cal ice hockey. >> you never want to say it's a perfect season until it's finally done. we didn't want to jinx it, but it's been very exciting and it's been really fun to watch and be a part of. >> the magic, they agree, is about talent, but also about bonds that have grown off the ice. >> part of the reason why we're undefeated, i think, goes greatly towards our team chemistry and the bond that we've created. >> it's a great group of guys, and i think we really come together and off the ice and on the ice. i think they're all great guys and everyone knows thei

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seven seconds left, but in game two, it looked like history would repeat itself until freshman goalie aidanuomo put a literal stop to a back door pass in a shot with 18 seconds left. >> i dove across kind of a desperation save, and it went off my helmet and kept it out, and we were able to win. just a few seconds later. >> cal is going to sweep the ducks in eugene. >> cal's head coach says that save was the best save he's ever seen, and that buzzer cemented for the cal bears a 24 and zero record, the first ever undefeated season for cal ice hockey. >> you never want to say it's a perfect season until it's finally done. we didn't want to jinx it, but it's been very exciting and it's been really fun to watch and be a part of. >> the magic, they agree, is about talent, but also about bonds that have grown off the ice. >> part of the reason why we're undefeated, i think, goes greatly towards our team chemistry and the bond that we've created. >> it's a great group of guys, and i think we really come together and off the ice and on the ice. i think they're all great guys and everyone knows their

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but i think it is like aidan said, it's a little bit patronising. but what?y're also in the same guy, they want to get rid of mr and mrs. and all this. so it is another woke nonsense. guide toby young was saying they don't haven't they got the memo that we've moved on but we haven't moved on. as one youtuber said we are still in woke north korea in britain, don't you think? we're just sort of where where the last holdouts where like the japanese soldiers still fighting, it's ended in america, but we're still producing these nonsense guides. >> well, it's an interesting point in that the argument maybe has been won at some level, but these institutions are still heavily captured. and this. >> stuff, the memory remains. yes. that's a song, isn't it? who's that? but the memory remains. that wasn't take. >> that, take that. right. our next question is from georgia. >> oh, human beings like us. >> oh, human beings like us. >> are human beings. llamas. thank you. yes, because i've always wondered myself. yeah. so this is labour's new health minister. ashley dalton

nothing surprises me about you, aidan magee. right. we'll come back to that later. you've got any thoughts on that, gbnews.com/yoursay. but we're going to start with the news that president trump has confirmed that his administration will impose tariffs on america's three biggest trading partners. >> yes. and it all starts today. imports from mexico and canada will be hit with levies of 25%, whilst chinese goods will face a tax 10%, though some products like oil could be spared. >> well, speaking from the oval office, president trump hinted that the eu could be next in line. >> the european union charges us 20% plus plus plus a vat tax called the vat tax. very similar and it costs us an absolute fortune. we are treated so badly and we have a tremendous deficit with the european union. so we'll be doing something very substantial. >> now, of course, the goal of these tariffs is to drive more americans to buy domestic products. but critics warn that the move could spike prices generally and fuel inflation. >> well, that's the argument. trump doesn't buy it. >> tariffs

aidan, i don't know if you're aware of this, but. but you are in the presence of the 40th power couple. >> i read this. >> i read this. >> in britain. >> in britain. >> in britain. >> i was impressed. >> i was impressed. >> there we go. so? so there's nothing. there's nothing like waking up on valentine's day morning, is there? emily? every woman's dream to find that we are rock bottom of the country's power couple. >> yeah, but there could be hundreds of people considered for this, you know. >> oh. >> oh. >> yes, i know someone who works on the on the times top 500 rich list, and they consider thousands of entrants or possible just. >> to be on. »- >> to be on. >> the list. >> the list. >> just to be on the list. pretty chuffed. >> top 40 could be in quite a narrow percentage at the top. >> just clarify it's not the rich list unfortunately. unfortunately it's westminster power couples. >> so who else was on the list? >> so who else was on the list? >> well, morgan mcsweeney is keir starmer's adviser was on there. >> and keir starmer

with you, aidan, what's the weather going to be like for that one?is that one going to be freezing in the stadiums? >> i wouldn't, i'm not sure about freezing, but i think it'll be crisp. but to be honest with you, i mean, we're used to this kind of weather in the six nations. it's an autumn story. it's an autumn winter tournament for a reason. i think it's perfect conditions for rugby. that's what the professionals would tell me anyway. >> yeah, see. >> yeah, see. >> it's perfect conditions. i was filming in edinburgh at the castle. i've been to edinburgh many times. i've never actually done the castle. have you? >> i haven't, no, not inside it. >> it's wonderful. but we're waiting for the sun to come up. and the way the sun was hitting the stone of the buildings, it was absolutely fabulous. so very, very good morning to everybody in scotland and particularly edinburgh. you're clearly very proud of your castle. it's the most amazing place. absolutely fab. talking of royals, which we're going to do later. you didn't go to the dinner. >> last night. i