. >> ray: beecher hits the one post by himself. the chance for sam carrick, chips up over the glove of swayman. hits the cross bar. look at this play by zacha. he realizes he's in too tight. he finds geekie, and geekie's got the whole net. vincent trocheck is going to try and block it, but geekie just flubd flubbed it. it flipped off his stick. he's had a great month for the bruins after a slow start for the year coming off a career high 17 goals last year. geekie's got seven in the month of january, and would have liked to have started february with one there. >> mike: what do you think is allowed for that with geekie? >> ray: i think coming into the year thinking i've got to score, i've got to score. he's not supposed to score 35 goals, at 17, why can't i get 25, pretty soon, you lose the way you were playing last year. now playing with david pastrnak lately doesn't hurt either. >> mike: no question about that. lindholm tried to sell through the slot. picked up there by pmarchand. marchand with it, turns away from fox. tried to c

beecher is without a stick.akes away the bruins can defend, stone goes across the net. oh, there's a little bit of contact. the helmet of stone. the helmet of swayman. well, shoulder of stoerne, helm of swayman, and dorofeyev puts this into the net. dave jackson, what are you thinking about this? >> i'm thinking this is something that i think would be a valid challenge for boston. now, the puck carrier has the puck. you're allowed incident dental cont -- incidental contact. he loses the puck, it goes across, and he makes contact in the blue. i think, first off, they have to make a call on the ice. i don't think the referees have decided what the call on the ice is yet. >> mike: they just said goal. >> referee: the call on the ice is there was no goalie interference, we have a good goal. >> i think this is a 100% challenge, given the time of the game for the bruins. would you agree? >> i absolutely agree with you, ray. i think you've got nothing to lose here. i think you have to go for it. there's contact. he get

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meteorolÓgicos mÁs graves a los que nos hemos enfrentado en una dÉcada, asegurÓ el gobernador andy beechera para vientos potentes y mÁs nieve. en louisville se vio un accidente masivo de vehÍculos, una bomba de nieve tambiÉn azota los grandes lagos y nueva inglaterra, donde los funcionarios dicen que la misma nieve pudo haber jugado un papel en este colapso parcial de un edificio. asÍ que ya sabe que esas temperaturas sin duda van a ir bajando en los siguientes dÍas. serÁn los dÍas mÁs frÍos para algunos estados. hasta ahora. >> hay que seguir abrigÁndose. y tambiÉn, ya se lo decÍamos al inicio, el paÍs celebra hoy el dÍa de los presidentes, un dÍa festivo en el que washington sirve de escenario para manifestaciones en contra de cÓmo se ha ido desempeÑando hasta ahora el gobierno de donald trump. >> y con respecto al nuevo departamento de eficiencia gubernamental que dirige elon musk, ha pedido acceso a un sistema del irs que guarda informaciÓn sensible de los contribuyentes y esto estÁ generando controversia. cristina londoÑo nos tiene la informaciÓn desde la capital. cristina buenas tard

el gobernador del estado, Ándy beecher, dijo que muchas de las muertes, incluida una madre y un ninoos, fueron causadas por autos que se q quedaron atascados en las aguas. en georgia, un hombre murio al caer un arbol sobre su casa. betsy badell n nos ampli >> en solo horas las tormentas que azotaron el sur del pais causaron muerte y destruccion en tuscumbia, el noreste de Ál Álabama. las tormentas derribaron lineas electricas, techos y vegetacion. el servicio nacional de meteorologia c confirmo que un tornado f1 toco tierra en los condados hill y perry en georgia. un hombre fallecio cuando un arbol ayo justo encima de su habitacion en Átlanta, en virginia. varias personas se quedaron varadas en sus hogares. los residentes de un edificio tuvieron que refugiarse en los pisos mas altos cuando la planta baja quedo completamente inundada. en el este de kentucky. calles enteras se convirtieron en rios. miles han sido rescatados de inundaciones repentinas.>> you look at the number of people. we've already lost in the d damage. this is one of the most serious decade. >> el presidente donald

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probably not surprisingly, he was a big devotee of frederick beecher, and he did not civilization. he wanted to abandon and go somewhere and sort of hone his philosophical ideas and become a world renowned philosopher and. before he did this, of course, he extracted all of his teeth and, had them replaced with a set of steel dentures which which you is kind of i want to see do go on a steel ventures but you know in a sign of all the adversaries to come he did not account for the fact that his gums were going to shrink and the steel dentures wouldn't stay in any way at hospital he meets dorie starch. who is this woman? she's 26 years old. she is suffering from multiple sclerosis and every other doctor tells her that her condition is incurable except for frederick. he kind of, you know, says, of course, can cure this. it's all in the power of mind. if you just think your multiple sclerosis away, you will be healed. you know, of course. and she's intrigued by this, i think partly because she was trapped in this marriage with a man she didn't love. in her memoir, which is remarkable, w

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