final trip to the air canada center for the caps. looked good for the caps early on.and the ovechkin one timer, 21st of the season. tie now for lead for goals. 3 minutes later, strikes again. overdose perfect pass. 2-0, washington. but the minneapolis would come back. it all began in the 2nd period. panhandled the shot. and the rebound t leafs are within one. then on the 2man advantage. campings neuvirth off forward and just like that, tied for 2. ovechkin sets up backstrom for the 2nd of the game. caps up top, 3-2. but as we move into the 3rd period, game tied at 3 when say january corral as loose puck. stajan. instead, they turn it over 2 blue line. and they would go onto the 6-3 victory. you look at that time numbers on this one, you see the capitals with the shot on goal advantage. that is the difference. a big night for the -- ruin for the capitals top line. let's take you back to the center. we bring you back joe and greg. guys, we talked about it. they certainly did look a little fatigued and understandably so, but you are going right between the pipes, greg, w

what a super job inside the air canada center tonight. washington, 20-6-6, trying to get back to better help. bruce boudreau not able to give him the game sweater tonight. >> greg: you can never have enough defenseman. that is the case with brian pothier with the rib injury. three coals, 5 assists and plus 11 in the last 16 games. his game was just rounding into form. >> joe: it has been a very busy day and tonight around the nhl. a dozen games will be completed before it is all said and done. alex ovechkin loves the big lights of toronto. right off the bat washington is off side. just 6 seconds do the contest. overdose trying to get into -- ovechkin trying to get into the loose pot. anchored by big free mow who plays up the middle. >> greg: they are digging out of the awful start. entertaining the washington capitals who start a 4 game road sweep. breaking it up into a couple of segments. heading home tonight. toward the goal. long lead there. >> greg: you can't cover the puck way out there. owe hall ran right off of the get go. take a l

we here in toronto at the air canada center. and they will head home, the caps, tonight and make their way west to the avalanche. -- east to the avalanche. always a top game between those two teams. oh, rebound. look at that. wide. mayers mayers at point blank range. and orr trying to track down his own rebound. near the midway mark of regulation time. center strike. orr got himself in some hot water there. and brendan morrison, it looks like, in center, with an 80- foot missile right through the glove. the caps number one trio have really done the damage in this hockey game. alex, alex and nicklas backstrom have totally dominated. they are going through a good defensive crew whether you look at francois beauchemin and white. >> joe: yes. he can unleash a shot quickly when need be. giving him a lot of room. chance for us to step away. this is the nhl on comcast sportsnet. >>> coach boudreau putting alex ovechkin back out there and getting results. >> greg: he seems to be doing well, the set up guy, and backstrom has been the fin

at first carriers like air canada had to cancel some flights. then canadian authorities decided to limit u.s. bound passengers for now to one personal item and no carry-on luggage to speed up screening. martin alilio flew in today from montreal to dulles international airport, outside washington dc. >> the only luggage which was allowed was a computer and a computer case and a carry on was to be checked in. it took quite a while to get through the check in and there were a lot of people waiting on the line. >> warner: yet the new rules seemed to vary, depending on where the international flight originated. passengers on an in-bound flight from korea, including jason and noelani alcoba, who started in burma, found heavier security when they transited through seoul. >> when we got to korea we had to go through the regular checkpoint from transfer connections, and after that, right before we got to the plane right before we boarded there was a bunch of security, immigration officers who checked all our bags as well as our bodies. >> warner: passeng

air strip, and they pass them off to the guys in las vegas. they fly around a return to drown -- around and return at the control of the drone of two guys in canada are -- to guys in kandahar. they look for any activity. they took a plane and they took the pilot out of the cockpit and put the satellite dish in. the pilot will always control the aircraft. we did that because a regular person could not just sit up there in a small cramped space. no big need for a footprint. flexibility allows you to do that. >> they have video cameras and tv cameras and also have radar taking these snapshots. what you do is in the morning tape one snapshot. later you take one other, and you compare them. it d.c. a corner that looks disturb like somebody was chopping the ground up, he might have spotted a roadside bomb that they have. when you are not looking. but if you have the snapshot and compare them, you can spot where it has been buried. so that is what they do, visiting the area. so this is a rebirth. >> same design, they just scaled it up. they were able to just put a larger telescope with better optics. if you need to respond to contact on the ground, abou

. >>> airing on comcast sportsnet as we join you from rexall place in canada.oilers with the 2- 0 advantage. they have been .500 or better at home every year since 18996. trying to get back in the win column. ovechkin needs to get his game back on track in the third. thanks not nhl network, we can share this excerpt from ovechkin nation. >> he brings an uncanny combination of skill, speed, strength, toughness. >> when number 8 is flying down the ice, defenders have a fraction of a second to stop him. >> i think they are scared. he has such a good shot and everything. >> you're trying not to embarrass yourself, although i guess if you look at some the guys embarrassed, your instinct is there. >> number one i don't want to be burned with him getting around me. he has the best shot in the world and will beat me. >> the more you fall back, the more likely he will shoot threw you. you're just providing the screen for the goalie basically. >> you don't know what will happen even with his own teammate, on the ice, heading to him with a shot coming. >> armed with an un

air strip, and they pass them off to the guys in las vegas. they fly around a return to drown -- around and return at the control of the drone of two guys in canada -- to guys in kandahar. they look for any activity. they took a plane and they took the pilot out of the cockpit and put the satellite dish in. the pilot will always control the aircraft. we did that because a regular person could not just sit up there in a small cramped space. no big need for a footprint. flexibility allows you to do that. >> they have video cameras and tv cameras and also have radar taking these snapshots. what you do is in the morning tape one snapshot. later you take one other, and you compare them. it d.c. a corner that looks disturb like somebody was chopping the ground up, he might have spotted a roadside bomb that they have. when you are not looking. but if you have the snapshot and compare them, you can spot where it has been buried. so that is what they do, visiting the area. so this is a rebirth. >> same design, they just scaled it up. they were able to just put a larger telescope with better optics. if you need to respond to contact on the ground, about to

air joshua. caller: thank you. the reason i do not spu sport it is we have to look at canada and how many people come here to have surgeries of the back up system and this healthcare bill is like it. we all, mom l obama likes to qu áhe bible. what about daniel, i was born inside my mother's womb or quote about john the baptist when it says that the holy spirit will be within him inside the womb. which show this are human beings. um... - he is a coward. host: bob is next supporting legislation and calling us from virginia. bob, your on the air. caller: good morning. i spu supported the bill all the time and made numerous calls to pitch #or it but i'm disappointed that the public option is probably not going to be in it. and the medicine deal where we should have been able to buy the medical part of it from whatever, and aláz i think that women that pay taxes that are going to be paying for this ought to be able to have abortions if that's what you know, they pay taxes like everybody else and i don't feel sorry for no (202) 737-0001s this morning. they're happier than the democrats probably because they'rq pockets are bulgei

air joshua. caller: thank you. the reason i do not spu sport it is we have to look at canada and how many people come here to have surgeriesause of the back up system and this healthcare bill is like it. we all, mom l obama likes to qu áhe bible. what about daniel, i was born inside my mother's womb or quote about john the baptist when it says that the holy spirit will be within him inside the womb. which show this are human beings. um... - he is a coward. host: bob is next supporting legislation and calling us from virginia. bob, your on the air. caller: good morning. i spu supported the bill all the time and made numerous calls to pitch #or it but i'm disappointed that the public option is probably not going to be in it. and the medicine deal where we should have been able to buy the medical part of it from whatever, and aláz i think that women that pay taxes that are going to be paying for this ought to be able to have abortions if that's what you know, they pay taxes like everybody else and i don't feel sorry for no (202) 737-0001s this morning. they're happier than the democrats probably because they'rq pockets are bu

canada are in the south. -- one in kandahar in this out. they are trying to grow and air force from the ground up.afghans have bought them themselves. you try to recruit some old afghan pilots who were probably trained by the russians 20 years ago, bring them back in, get the summer fresher training, and then try to get them working by a u.s. model of air power, where they are serving the ground troops. they have a process for calling in and making a request to deliver some water. all that may seem simple in theory, but in working practiced every day is really complicated. the americans just work hand-in- hand with the afghans and try to show them, this is how we do things in the u.s. air force. you can do it like us, and you will be able to supply your own troops. there is an afghan infantry battalion and need some water, so the americans help process the request, and they get on the helicopter with the afghans and fly with them. every step along the way, taking off, flying, landing, offloading, reloading things, the americans just field advice. you could do it better if you did it this way. i re

air force for about a week. then they handed me off to the army for a couple of weeks in a province call logar. and then i went to canada are. -- kandahar. >> can you describe the province? >> it is a former soviet the selling -- facility. shambled old buildings and decrepit runway that is being improved. it is the biggest u.s. military facility in afghanistan by some measure. population-wise, tens of thousands. i'm not sure of the exact numbers. mostly military personnel. there are a whole lot of aircraft flying in, and letting things, reloading things, flying out to destinations. it is a buzz of activity costly. as like a gigantic that? facility. >> are other nato troops stationed there as well? >> there is no base that does not have some mix of u.s. and coalition personnel. >> what you observe from the interaction between u.s. troops and nato or afghan forces? how closely do they work together? >> u.s. troops and afghan troops worked fairly closely together. there is a mentoring relationship. often they go out on patrol and bring out of -- bring along a bunch of afghans. it is a seamless way. they do not have the sam