sharks and canadiens met in december, san jose had lost four straight, struggling terribly.hat night, 27-9-3 since then. facing former goalie, antti nieemmy had problems. hertl's 30th, 1-0. later marcus sorensen 3-2, pass, joonas donskoi puts it on the stick of timo meier here, no-look pass. sharks win and trail calgary by a point in the pacific. >>> a's taking on the giants. fastball of bumgarner a little flat. 1-0 hunter strickland. in the fifth, mark pitching, same old story. >>> freshman vanover had 13 of first 15 cal points. 7'3", knocking down threes. bears, 19-2 lead to start. up and under, austin. and austin again, after losing first 15 conference games, cal has won three straight heading into the pac-12 tournament. zy if they won. >>> cal women against washington state. 32 points and 30 boards. tonight a mere 27 and 16. 31st consecutive double-double. you can't stop me. cal wins 77-58, play stanford tomorrow. >>> warriors host denver tomorrow night, fight for first place. today steph curry had sneakers on his mind. in november a girl wrote to steph a letter asking w

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barrage ended with twenty minutes left to go alfonso davies made six nil it was the teaching year old canadiens first goal for by anybody nearly double his age was quick to congratulate him one has got to keep the game. yeah i'm happy it's my first hat trick here and i hope many follow so much we're going to the most important is that we've played well and we've scored a bunch in our last league matches and that makes me very happy. you want to stay focused because. i. don't mind to. clear message will keep padding the goal difference. bloodbaths want to make their ground a fortress again winning all their home matches in the first half of the season kept sparks flying could they return to home form against freiburg. not like vets just ten minutes in former gladbach man the chance o. grieco but the visitors ahead. at least he didn't rub it into his former club. six minutes later in the cheers for allison flails equaliser interrupted the ref wanted another look at the goal. offside apparently not one one. player's first goal in seven matches. in the end rico did celebrate the road point as well

. >> tomorrow night against the canadiens. it's time to check this out. back to that lakers game.hed this game the lark have this big guy, he did not have a good night. that's one example. a guy that big you can't miss the slam-dunk. look at this sixers lost to the bulls by one. saves it for zach levine and that hustle is part of a one- point win. you win by one you have time to look at plays like that. all outhustle. spring training in florida the yankees have a centerfielder that has the saying down. the sun got in my eyes. it wasn't within 25 feet of that ball. >> he has to come up with something. >> why are you wearing the sun glass.other side of the stick. that's nolan arenado. every year he wins the golden glove. he doesn't need training. tathat's worth checking out. it is very close to 11:00. time for more news. for more news. coming up next. >> little kids were happy as can be. playing on the bike, racing down the complex? a horrible story. what neighbors are saying about a mother suspecte o young sons. . >> hello. a neighbor says the mother was in her 40s and suffered fro

would add on another....and go on to defeat the blackhawks....5-2....sharks will host the montreal canadiens... thursday.... thursday.... (justine) some big names were on the field with the u-s women's soccer team in nashville last night. each u-s player had a different name on the back of their jersey during their 'she-believes' cup match against england. the players each chose to honor a famous woman who inspired them. some of the iconic names on the jerseys included supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg, beyonce, serena williams, author j-k rowling, and maya angelou. (jr) at the weekend box office, tyler perry's last turn as "madea" went up against the last installment in a beloved animated series. who won? here's david daniel with the top five. the first weekend after it won the oscar for best picture, "green book" made four-point- seven million dollars, rising to fifth place. "the lego movie two: the second part" dropped a spot to number four, collecting six-point-six million. "alita: battle angel" fell from second to third on ticket sales of seven-million dollars."baby, why he smil

ne ethiopians, 32 kenyans, eight canadiens. about 30 nationalities in alln that flight.was deliveredack in november. initial information about some of the things that were gong on before the cra t was plane may not have maintained constant air speed during takeoff, but, again, those are things that will be looked at during the investigation that ensues. last time ethiopian airlines haa a was back in 2010. we do have a tweet from the from 'em of ethiopia sayin from the office of the prime minister and the government on behalf of the people of eengt ya, they express condolences. the president has also offered his condolences as theig inveion begins outside the airport atba addis. we're live at the dulles airport. back to you. >>> we're learned new information about a gruesome discovery in stafford county. >> that's rit. a stafford county sheriff's deputy found a body early yestery morning and now they need your help in solving a ho dcide case. thuty was driving down river road near john leeratt park. that's when the deputy made the grewsome discovery. there's aattoo on the

--let's go to the tank-- sharks and the montreal canadiens, one of the original six. --1st stanza--tomas hertl... watch him hook back around... and light up the lamp... the 25-year-old with his career high 30th goal of the season. sharks up 1- nothing. --2nd period-- san jose leads 2-1... watch this play from joe thornton... looks like the puck goes off of marcus sorensen, but it hits one of the habs... and the goal goes to jumbo joe. --sharks with no problems, they win 5-2. ---now to scottsdale-- giants hosting the a's.... madison bumgarner on the hill, but we begin with the giants hitting. ---bottom of the 3rd-- a's up 1-zip....joe panik rips a line drive into center field....gives the greenlight to cameron maybin. giants tie it up. ---top of the 4th-- former giant nick hundley....right into the gap in left center... jurickson profar would easily score from 2nd....hundley slides into third ....he winds up with an rbi triple.. 3-1 oakland. ---top of the 5th...time for a home run. matt chapman....goes yard to right field....extending the a's lead to 3... ---a's take this round, 5-1. now

sharks hosting the canadiens. at the mass hurdletomas hurdl, to knee emmy. niemi. the 30th goal for the season. 2-1 sharks. second period another one on their old buddy knee emmy. niemi. another to joe thornton. sharks 5-2. montreal hasn't won in san jose since the turn of the century. >>> madison bumgarner's last two seasons haven't been giant so his first bullpen session of the spring he asked first round pick joey bart to catch for him. >> it was kind of random. just put my gear on. i was walking over to the bullpen, strapping off and i just heard, like, a deep voice like hey, bart, let's get number one. i was like i knew who it was so -- >> bumgarner elected to have buster posey catch him last night in scottsdale against the a's. bumgarner served up a run scoring ground rule double in the second. he gave up two runs in three innings. melancon trying to get the closer job back halfway to tempe with that hit. the first of two long balls that he gave up and the a's beat the giants 5-1. >>> cal's christine anigwe round one. fresh off her 3 two-point-30 lee bound ga

they thought it would be a natural process, that anybody, canadiens, mexicans, anyone living near thenited states would look at the united states and say, wow, everything is a lot better there. let's join in. brian: what was your key to getting new information? i mean, you mentioned earlier about people that she wrote to the supreme court, john, who was on the supreme court and also aaron brown, who was a law partner of james polk. >> yes. brian: you seem to have a lot of letters. where did you find them and had they ever been published before? >> so before i wrote this book, there had been no scholarly biography ever of sarah polk. there was one short biography written by a doctor some time ago that had some very good information in it but also used some source that is professional historians don't accept as legitimate because they are fictional, and that was about it. so putting together, trying to write sarah polk's story required building an archive of all of her correspondence. a lot of politicians and first ladies left ample amount of correspondence and diaries. sarah polk didn'

had been a rough autumn the angelo-canadiens were fighting to open up a port for the progress of the all eyes. east ward progress. that battle was hard-fought. and then this counteroffensive, which no one sees coming. it resulted in very high casualties for the americans. you can see the numbers. they are quite high. and this was right at the moment when there is an acute manpower shortage in the american army in particular. in the british army too. the britts are spread all over the world. they have a tiny population. they are feeling very stressed. the americans have diverted a lot of their manpower into industrial production and into air and sea, and they are starting to feel that. and in 1944, a lot of folks who had started off thinking they were going to be sailors, or airmen, or engineers, found them being transferred into the infantry. my dad was one of them. at 19 years old and all of 120 pounds, and color blind, and he had a stigma tism. but he had correctible vision, and he was pretty good with a rifle. he did well with a rifle when he was training as an engineer. so he fou

rosenberg with us only if the montreal canadiens were a wildcard team.the bar, that is the problem. tom: gary shilling comes on and we talk about low interest rates. belief in steadfast low inflation. areinflation expectations bottoming out. does the public have it right? that inflation expectations should be set low? david: they have been set low and they will probably go down more. there are the structural reasons on the fiscal reasons. the structural reasons are debt everywhere and technology and heading into 5g will be deflationary from a business cost standpoint. why are inflation expectations going to bottom out? the global economy is turning lower? hours, mario draghi has to speak and chairman powell has to act on march 30th. there is a consensus we are going to see a lift up later this summer in growth expectations and maybe actual gross and i believe with that, a lifted inflation. you don't agree with that? david: in two words, pipe dream. where is this lift off going to come from? why would you formulate your forecast on this growth when the le

the governor, maybe they will talk my ability -- talk the montreal canadiens winning the stanley cup.. ♪ ♪ >> compared with the december macroeconomicem projections, the outlook for real gdp growth has been revised down substantially in 2019, as likely in 2020. tom: it was extraordinary yesterday to be with john farrell listening to draghi and watching the immediate market reaction. eu stocks down. just the new immediacy on deutsche bank and commerzbank is really something, isn't it? francine: it is really something. we did see quite a sharp reaction to what mario draghi was saying yesterday and on the commerzbank-deutsche bank, we understand they are talking again. we are still tried to figure out if there was actually m&a or consolidation between the two groups, who would benefit the most. tom: right now on jobs day and we will speak wages in a moment with tom poor sally -- with tom markets,of rbc capital their chief economist, but i want to go to the global slowdown. rbc, the royal bank of canada, everybody is in this together. how is canada linked to the draghi actions? how is ame

the canadiens formally started the extradition proceedings.o, huawai says it is fighting back. it is going to be suing the us for the ban on its telecoms equipment. the us government is trying to put pressure on huawai in a number of ways. we have just been talking about 22. it considers 23 national security threats that they've been going out talking to foreign governments but also directing federal agencies here not to bite huawai equipment. there are media reports suggesting that the chinese authorities are preparing a lawsuit against the us government. what you're saying is this coordinated response by the company to what it perceives as a threat from the us government. we are hearing about these lawsuits. recently we have seen the ceo of the company do a couple of media appearances talking to our own reporter in singapore. so this is a company that is trying to fight back and is not going to take these charges lying down. of course we have also got the chinese government getting involved. official saying that the way that the us was inter