new york rangers, heading north of the border, calgary to take on the flames.st, derek stepan, finding marian gaborik for the goal. gaborik's fourth of the season. the rangers up 1-0. still in the first, flames down 2-1. finding mark giordano. that was on the p.p. we go to overtime. five seconds to go. ryan mcdonagh rebound. and he'll mac it in for the game-winning goal. take another look as dan girardi knocks it off the boards. and mcdonough finds the net. the rangers prevail. 3-2, in overtime, as calgary falls to 2-4, on the season. >>> for all your highlights, join us for "the highlight express," on espn news. >>> well, public bathrooms can be quite a nightmare. but that's definitely not the case at one chicago museum. >> huh-uh. the field museum just won the 2011 best bathroom competition, scoring big points for its family-friendly nature. there's a big tot area in there with tiny toilets. and it's eco-friendly. and it's clean. get this, every hour. look at that place. it's like a palace. >> very nice. >> and there's the throne. >>> coming up next "the puls

is known as a fighting calgary man who unlike the plotting meticulous otis disliked red red tape where otis jealously honked into his resources were postponed decisive threats lawton was vigorous and energetic and thought to be the ideal commander for the philippines war. "the new york times" declared quote, the puffed up crackbrained egoist had to realize there were no match for the man who were captured geronimo. privately come even general arthur macarthur, douglas macarthur's father, hope to otis would soon be recalled and replaced by the more aggressive lawton. yet lawton carrier grade secret. normally easy-going lot and had a drinking problem dating back to the 1880s that produce violent fits of temper when he was intoxicated. although usually able to control his consumption on he fell into heavy drinking in cuba anders was relieved his military governor of their pisanti out of under the pretense of ill health. lawton was summoned to the white house to make face-to-face with president mckinley for a lecture on temperance. lot and promise the president present he would abstain fro

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the police and the protesters we saw all kinds of police officers out here riot police police on calgary we saw in fact new york city police counterterrorism unit officers which was very confusing for the crowd again this was a peaceful demonstration several thousand protesters have marched here when we came here down to a forty six street were essentially blocked off by the n.y.p.d. corralled in an area we weren't able to move for several hours i saw several protesters arrested reportedly by the police department there was approximately seventy arrests this evening three of them i witnessed right here on forty seven forty six and seven two protesters were sitting down peacefully the police had to handcuff them slam them to the ground sam their faces in the ground they were not moving not really resisting arrest so it's confusing why the actions were so severe so tough. the standoff between protesters and police but extremely tense when the police officers shoveled out the barricades we were prevented from moving left or right we couldn't go up or down we couldn't meet up with the bigger

back to spotlight i'm al green of i'm just a reminder that my guests on the show today are bruce calgary let's see who is the director of the institute of global research and kevin there is joining us from san francisco california and he is the global exchange. chief of the organization called the global exchange jim and while we have been talking about what's going on in america in some other countries of the world i mean the occupy wall street movement well many people say that it has been influenced by by the so-called arab spring or is do you think that there is a connection with what happened you know there really wasn't really definitely that was openly said by the activists in the united states and in european countries though of course it's a much more interesting interconnection because in many ways for example the protests in france which started in two thousand turned against pension reform they influenced massively people in old shiria in tunisia because you know how many arabs live in france and how many. people have relatives in france among those who live in tunisia for ex

fighter leading the attack and cuba the previous year pro and then a model officer known as a fighting calgary man whereas as a decisive rest in this thought to be the ideal commander. "the new york times" declared "in then had two realize that was no match for geronimo but even douglas macarthur's father hoped they would be replaced and if they carry a dark secret nearly easygoing to those that had violent fits of temper when intoxicated although could control the consumption was relieved as military governor of this on diego district. and was summoned to the warehouse to be face-to-face for reelection on intemperance. and to deploy to the philippines with the infantry and honored his promise to live up to the lourdes reputation he had earned in 40 years of fighting. clot in lead from the front with little regard for his personal safety in look and talk like a hero in acted like a hero walking e rack even as he paced back and forth in polished until it shone like the head by of attention. and then to the sea share but on may 17 then to see the filipino capital. and then in then to effectively

everybody was hunting birth but davis got so far into the deep south only the new calgary was after davis and every penny of the reward was paid out to the man whose captured him. >> thank you for your talk. many years ago i went to the jefferson davis house and i went to the of building where he wrote his memoirs. how did he live to write his memoirs? what were the people of the north what do they think of him while he was traveling around the south? >> too many people davis was a hated figure that was after the war the false rumors spread he was captured in women's clothing that took away the hatred. after the war he did not run for office ago on a speaking tour. he said i could be elected to any political office in the south but said if we were right to then how could i say we are wrong now? he did not speak out he was not in agitated with the miss treatment

army airmen are now resting at arlington national cemetery, their remains buried in a single calgaryith full military honors. they were on a bombing raid over berlin in 1944 when they crashed. their remains discovered at the german crash site in 2003. over the next several years, u.s. military investigators were able to identify them. >>> now a story that may not be making headlines. a bird researcher at the national zoo accused of trying to kill cats in her d.c. neighborhood. >> feeding street cats is controversial but as will thomas found, while one neighborhood fed them, another is charged with poisoning them. >> reporter: her name is niko. she is a ph.d. national zoo researchers specializing in migratory birds. in this online video from a lecture, she discussed cats. >> i just want to present some photographic evidence that i actually like cats. you think they are fascinating animals. >> reporter: here is more footage presented in d.c. superior court this week in an effort to convict her of trying to poison street cats. the prosecution says surveillance cameras positioned outside

. >> well, i had left calgary, alberta, which is where i was born, to go to l.a.n over to europe to participate in the contract that i was going to take advantage of there. so, i started in milan and i would go to paris and munich and london and zurich and i would just travel around as work required. i also spent some time in new york and in japan. >> well, it was a glamorous life, but you have an equally glamorous life now. a walk-on at the pepperdine university swim team at the age of 49. we thank you for joining us. just a joy for me to talk with you. >> thank you for the invitation. >>> coming up, the occupy wall street movement is marching to the wall street banks today. we're going to take you there. and from our sister network, hln and "dancing with the stars" fame, we're going to talk with nancy grace and her dance partner. >>> plus, the candidate's favorite movies revealed. judging from the hat, you might think that herman cain leans toward westerns, or does he? ♪ it's true. you never forget your first subaru. and what it doesn't cover can cost you some m

during his time as an officer in the united states army, palm pao served with distinction as the calgaryerlin wall. he earned a law degree from harvard law school. will forgive you for that. [laughter] and he was then added her house though of the harvard law review. he then came back to his family roots in south-central this and found it aired state along with three partners. i must in a decade, the company grew to having over 400 kansas employees. he and his wife susan of an active leaders in the community he and his wife susan of an active leaders in the community through teaching in a school at their church come to serve an uncharitable direct or century nun wichita state in both athletics and academics or seats. another hero. congressman pompeo. [cheers and applause] the night thank you. thanks for the kind introduction. it's amazing to be here. she did mention that my wife and i taught fifth grade sunday school. of all the things i've done in my life that prepared me for this job more than anything else. i mean that in so many ways. there's a lot of rambunctious folks and they are

the oil economist, professor from the university of calgary state, is building the keystone xl pipeline would increase the fuel cost of u.s. farmers by $2.6 billion in 2013. it would increase the food cost throughout the u.s. because the farmers to costs are passed through to consumers. but increase the gasoline and diesel cost throughout the midwest by ten to 20 cents per gallon. therefore, the building of keystone xl would increase america's we'll buy $5 billion per year. how would this happen? at the current time the canadian tarzan is shipped to refineries in illinois and oklahoma. these refiner b-r-u-c-k-e-n-r dollars per barrel less than the global price because the tarzan of's oil is an oversupply. this reduced price benefit midwest farmers and consumers. if the keystone xl pipeline is built, the oil will be shipped to the refiners in the gulf coast and from there the resulting gasoline and diesel would be exported to south america or it would catch the $15 per barrel higher per price. since the canadian oil companies will be able to receive the higher price by exporting they wil