and nice for chris kelly. ton, seguin, bryan, kelly. >> mike: kelly and sharp on this face-off. hossa tests along the boards. meanwhile it is worked along and then lost. very quickly, spun back out again by soderberg. play continues across with hossa. it was shot very quickly. over the mesh. and into the hands of reaching fans in the 20th row. let's look at the coors light cold hard facts. tonight they pertain to patrick kane. with jonathan toews on the ice, he has scored seven times in these playoffs. without him, only twice. four time in the seven, he has been assisted by the captain jonathan toews who despite not playing in the third period of game number 5 is at full board tonight. at least in his ice time and his work ethic. back to get it is seabrook. >> eddie: he is a natural centerman. he is a left-hand shot to help kelly. that shows you the faith that they had in the young man. >> mike: by crawford. steered around. paille defended away. neatly done by sharp. or it could have been awful for chicago. hos

milan lucic. >> eddie: the center iceman, chris kelly, david krejci. easier for kelly.s. >> mike: the lecture is given to handzus who had lectured the linesman before. funny how that comes back. seidenberg jabbed it for the play to be made by nathan horton. settled down by sharp. given back from keith. circle to circle to seabrook and back to duncan keith. striding back for this is sharp. seidenberg, defending him. goes around behind. met there by chara. the puck escaped to lucic. starts on back for the bruins. back up the wing. he got krejci moving. the omnipresent stick of duncan keith. laid on the back. seidenberg, the shot geared away by crawford. looked around behind. away from krejci on another tip by keith. fired around behind again. it is seabrook once more. trouble for handzus. floated it ahead. out of stick. right near the back-up goaltender. >> eddie: you mentioned two really good plays by duncan keith. quick developing plays. milan lucic going straight ahead on that two-on-one chance. krejci going hard to the net. >> mike: sharp taken up a little bit from th

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chris kelly and chips it in 1-1 and series opener was decided in ot. just this one daniel he snaps it in and even the series with a 3-2 victory. a reminder n.b.a. abc the your home for the n.b.a. finals. it starts at 4:30 and green will join larry beil for after the game. steve marriuchi has known how to coach and it's more about giving back than receiving. this weekend along with former current n.f.l. players took part in the football channel for the stars. for athletes with down syndromes. they were taught the fundamentals. >> the thing i look forward to in the summer these kids love football. they look forward to this. this gives them a chance to play the support that they really love. we hope to do this for many more years and spread it around the country. >>> thank you. news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for the nutribullet, brought to you by nutribullet, l.l.c. [♪...] >> my muscle aches, my back aches really started to decrease significantly in one week. >> the first night that i actual

chris kelly and chips it in, 1-1 and series opener was decided in ot. just this one, daniel, he snaps it in and even the series with a 3-2 victory. a reminder, n.b.a., abc the your home for the n.b.a. finals. it starts at 4:30 and green will join larry beil for after the game. steve marriuchi has known how to coach and it's more about giving back than receiving. this weekend along with former current n.f.l. players took part in the football channel for the stars. for athletes with down syndromes. they were taught the fundamentals. >> the thing i look forward to in the summer, these kids love football. they look forward to this. this gives them a chance to play the support that they really love. we hope to do this for many more years and spread it around the country. >>> thank you. news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. morning at 5:00 a.m. thank you there are two kinds s who sit around thinking about how to kill people--psychopaths and mystery writers. i'm the kind that pays better. who am i? i'm rick castle. castle. castle. i really am ruggedly h

chris: you will watch it? kelly. >> a lot of progress. >> a hard reach to get it done. >> we're going to get something. it's watered down and a whole lot less consequential. chris: will it be an immigration law that is enforced? >> no. chris: that's the problem, another failure? >> they better pass it or the republican party is toast in 2016. they just have to pass it. chris: does boehner know that? >> he may know that. a lot of his members do not know that. chris: there may be a difference of interest between the housemembers that want to get re-elected in angelo districts and the overall party? the big question of the week, half of you watching us right now are watching us live while the rest are watching us on [ male announcer ] citibank's app for ipad makes it easy for ann to manage her finances when she's on the go. even when she's not going anywhere. citi tablet apps. easier banking. standard at citibank. helps him deposit his checks. jay also like it when mother nature helps him wash his car. mother nature's

chris kelly with the shot that's quite. he is able to, well, he didn't take that one. did he?ted to. but then backed off. 2-1 off chara. kane tried to play it on further. and out of the log jam, thrown by bergeron and it will be short of icing and taken by seabrook. he walks it ahead and pushes it right back in. around it came. chara pushed it. hoping for sidenberg. he ran into his hand. able to peel off with this one and drop it back to center. a lot of play got thrown out. this one all the way. will he get there first? yes derk. play will continue. turning around with it. intercepted by chara and then off. jagr booted it on center. lucic back across. bergeron drops to jagr. jagr turning. fought every inch of the way. good defenseman play by him. angled on across now and it can be played by hjalmarrson. 8:25 gone in the first overtime. this will be icing. played on now by horton. down by keith. lucic back ahead. laid it on across again. >> eddie: a lot of play through the middle of the ice. both teams being real careful. >> mike: handzus tried to play it further. it will be c

still 1-0 many when chris kelly stands in front of the net, just jamming the goalie, corey crawford andied the game and stayed that way until the first overtime period. bruins tyler seyun passes to paille and paille shoots and boston wins. so for the second straight year the first two games the sprint cup stanley cup finals goes into overtime. >> the earthquakes have won one of the previous 11 matches and that cost the coach his job. so it's a great time to reindevelop themselves. chris wondolowski and earthquakes looking to win. scoring the first goal of the season and the quakes led 1-0 at intermission. that. 52nd cronin scores the game-winning goal, it 2-1 your final and that makes interim head coach watson 1-0, but team is 4-6-6 official, women's team usa beat korea republic and host team brazil opened the two-weeklong concacafa. brazil wins 3-nil. the 49ers finished this week's 3-day mandatory mini-camp by issuing 31 puerto rico attendance certificates to players. and had a chance to work with their rookies and new free- agents. san francisco added several defensive players, but th

danny pyae, he works behind the net and gets a good look here, denied but chris kelly scores oe the reboundgame would go into overtime even at one awe piece. p 13 plus minutes into ot. blackhawk fail to clear the zone. tyler segan passes to pyae and a pass for the game winning goal, bruins take the game 2-1 and game four is tomorrow night. a father's day at mirngan international speedway, points leader jimmie johnson holding his daughter. lapse 6 is where we start. he gets loose. jeff gordon mined by the smoke and can't avoid the collision. both cars are high into the wall. gordon and levani, 39 and 43. casecy cane was in figo. flames were shootin'ing out,ng which is the queue to use the escape hatch there, good idea. cane firchs 29. lap 131, not a good day. dale jr. running hot, smoke plumes coming out and his creww chief, not very happy. h he takes it out on a clipboard or ipad. greg biffle takes it and win number 1,000 for ford motor sports. and finally the miss sticks with a big one today over the indiana fever. 64-40, they're now four and one. >> hawp father's days. >> thanker you. >>

laughter and applause ] marcus kruger was voted most likely to call his father "father." [ laughter ] chris kellyvis. [ laughter and applause ] heh, heh. heh, heh. dougie hamilton was voted most likely to have a best friend named butthead. [ laughter ] heh, heh, cool. >> jimmy: johnny oduya was voted most kravitz-y. [ laughter ] kaspars daugavins was voted most likely to yell "cookies" after scoring a goal. [ laughter ] and finally, milan lucic was voted most likely to be jimmy fallon turning into the hulk but then stopping five seconds later. [ laughter ] there you have it, guys. that was "late night superlatives." [ cheers and applause ] he does look like me a bit, yeah. >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: well, guys, as you know, it's video game week here on our show, and one of my favorite video games is "world of warcraft." it's one of the biggest video games of all time and has millions of loyal players all around the world. so, to celebrate the game and its users, we put together a music video. here's "we are the world -- of warcraft." [ laughter ] ♪ >> leroy! jenkins. [ cheers and applause ] >>

but joining us now for our "daily fix," chris ziz lcillizz kelly o'donnell is staying with us. first, chris cillizza, what the house is saying sounds like a dodge. already john mccain said it that they were spending more on border controls than they even needed just to get the bipartisan senate bill through. isn't the house trying to slow it down to a crawl really by breaking it down into individual pieces rather than taking the senate bill and amending it or dealing with it in conference? >> andrea, i think there's two things at work here. i think one is the sort of age-old dynamic between the senate and the house that the house does not like the idea that the senate is the big brother and the house is the little brother and the big brother sort of dictates what they're doing legislatively and the little brother goes along. some of it is that tension. some of it is also the fact that the senate republicans, there is just more of a desire -- we saw this on the farm bill, some republicans crossing over voting with democrats, 65, 66, 68 votes for immigration, that we've not seen i

. >> joining me now for our daily fix, chris cillizza, msnbc contributor and managing editor of postpolitics.com and nbc capitol hill correspondent, kellyis the political fallout from all this? >> well, you know, and you kra, look, i can only, i say this based on what we know of situations like this in the past. it's almost impossible to analyze the political fallout. in the last 48 hours, so much has come out. whether it's the nine internet companies, or the verizon phone records. broadly what i would say and what we have seen since september 11th, whether it's the patriot act, debate over drones, is there is a concern broadly in the american public, about the government's involvement in and ability to sort of monitor in a very vague sense, monitor what we're doing. but, that is always, or at least has been to this point, trumped by the desire of the american public to be safe. so when you have elected officials, whether it's director clapper, or president obama saying look, this keeps us safe, people tend to say okay, i don't love it but i like it more than worrying about a future attack. >> kelly o'donnell is the other news that john

but in the second period the boston bruins tied it up on a goal from chris kelly who scored off a reboundthe game stayed tied until overtime when boston's daniel paille scores with six minutes left. the bruins even the series at 1-1. >> like you do it every day. >> thank you. the time right now is 5:55. 64 degrees on tv hill. here's a look ahead to our next hour of 11 news sunday morning. >> and a runner who used marathons as a way to see the world. and so glad we're not seeing that kind of snow around here. much warmer temperatures. humidity increasing. we do have to talk about a chance for storms. details coming up. >> if you're still puzzled as to what to get dad today, we will have a look at some father's day freebies that you just might want to take advantage of. >> there's no way you can neatly categorize the life of homer favor. civil rights -- earlier this week dr. favor passed away leaving behind a pathway to success for many african-american leaders. as a member of the affectionately monikered goon squad. favor and others made it their business to help get african-americans elec

the place to offer respects and that will happen sometime on thursday. >> thanks so much, chris cillizza and kelly o'donnell. we've had make action, three separate actions against iran, sanctions from david cohen, the treasury department announcing these and the undersecretary for terrorism and financial intelligence joins me now. direct from a hearing with the banking committee to explain all of this. this is the toughest actions you've ever taken against iran. let's go through what we've done this stems back of course to their nuclear, suspected nuclear activity. and you've taken actions against their currency. the rial. that means they cannot spend that money. that currency cannot be used outside of iran. the markets and financial institutions around the world, the exchange in dubai and the uae. that really hurts their economy. >> right, we have taken a number of steps in the last several days as you know. the action on the rial was something that was in an executive order that the president issued yesterday afternoon it goes into effect on july 1 z. it makes it a sanctionable offense for any f

kelly o'donnell, thank you. chris zcillizza and susan page. >>> coming up, more on edward snowden who fled to russia from the hong kong over the weekend. account u.s. get him back? "the guardian's" glen greenwald has been the man who's the conduit for the nsa leaker to share his information with the public. david gregory confronted the columnist for "the guardian" on "meet the press" on the ethics of helping a wanted man. >> to the extent that you have aided and abetted snowden, even in his current movements, why shouldn't you, mr. greenwald, be charged with a crime? >> i think it is pretty extraordinary that anybody who would call themself a journalist would publicly muse about whether or not other journalists should be charged with felonies. assumption in your question, david, is completely without evidence. the idea that i've aided and abetted him in any way. if you want to embrace that theory, it means that every investigative journalist in the united states who works with their sources wh, who receives classified

chris: and we're going out. and maybe that chair to take with you. kelly o'donnell. >> i don't know how i'm going to live without being on your show in the future. we're going to miss that. on capitol hill, a fear among staffers about what happens when the health care law goes into effect. because many of them may see an enormous jump in their own price for health care. and there's a concern there will be a brain drain and people will leave public service. chris: like a doubling? >> like a third of their salary. chris: would. -- wo. >> as a farewell gift to my friend the most obscure foreign policy thing i could think of. singapore has been nervous that china is circulating maps that have a dotted line describing boundaries.me very close to the coast of singapore. and other countries. and they just issued a new map. and it's not a dotted line anymore. it's a solid line. and nare really worried. -- and nare really worried. it means we're going to have to look very carefully at singapore maps. i'm sorry. chris: and the seventh fleet is going to protect those

joining me today for our daily pick, nbc capitol hill kelly o'donnell, chris and managing editor of post politics.com and from way far away, nbc white house correspondent kristen welker. she is traveling with the president there just ahead of him in senegal. kristin, we'll speak to you in a minute. chris, i want to begin with you if i can to get a sense of where we go in regards to the supreme court decisions right now. there are some real question marks right now, like, for example, what happens for same-sex couples that were married in iowa and then move to a state like indiana where it is still legal. there are still some things that need to be ironed out. nonetheless, this is an historic seismic shift in society today, didn't it? >> it does, peter. i think the point pete williams made earlier, which is the entire defense of marriage act was not struck down, the states recognizing or having to recognize marriages in states that it is illegal, that part was not challenged and therefore not struck down. we are still not sort of in a place where if you're married and you go to another st

chris christie. an advocate to ban guns, to get rid of smoking on airplanes and someone who was really well liked as kelly o'donnell has pointed out. now to pete williams. because the supreme court has issued a big ruling today. pete, this involves whether or not law enforcement, police can go after dna. when someone has been arrested, but not convicted. tell us the implications there. >> all the states take dna from people who are convicted of crimes. and what they want to do is take that dna from known people and check it against the national database of dna samples at scenes of unsolved crimes to see if they can get a hit and solve those cold cases. the case today was whether the police can do that with someone who has merely been arrested, but not convicted. and today, by a 5-4 vote, with an unusual line-up of justices, the court said yes. justice kennedy joined by justice breyer and most of the court's conservatives said normally you need a search warrant, you need probable cause to think someone has committed a crime. but this is different, because number one it's the best way to tell who that perso

kelly. we'll be watching you for updates. eugene and chris. >>> one person who i know was briefed on everything is democratic whip steny hoyer. he's going to have the briefing with alexander on tuesday afternoon. thank you very much for being with us, mr. leader. >> you bet, andrey a. glad to be with you. >> i know you support the concept of these programs but tell me why you think the balance doesn't need to be adjusted or changed. >> i think we need to look at the balance, andreandrea. i think we had a briefing yesterday, it was a classified briefing so i can't talk about the substance. what i can talk about, however, is that it was one of the most thoughtful briefings in which i've participated with the whole caucus invited. the whole caucus wasn't there. republicans, democrats, the congress. it was very interesting in terms of the bipartisan views that were expressed. some support it, some not supported. some thinking we need adjustment. it was not along party lines. it was a very thoughtful consideration that as a nation, as policy maker

who did chris davis, robby canoe when you have senators like kristin gilley brant and kelly ayotte.e annual softball game between the women of congress and the bad news babes of the media let's go to the videotape. we saw leads seesaw back and forth. offensive fireworks lit up the belt way as both teams flashed through the bases. it looked like there would be a bipartisan victory in d.c. until the sixth inning when the wheels came off. the journalist team went for six runs stealing the lead and never looked back. they raised $125,000 for young women diagnosed with breast cancer. good stuff there. an amazing contribution. but could this cleated collaborative lead congress to finally dig into the issues? to help answer that question let's bring in pamela wrightman author of stiletto network, inside the women's power network that are changing the face of business. pamela, i want to challenge the premise a little bit here because i don't think the problem in d.c. is colloquiallism and knowing each other, people at home look at the other side and look at it as evil and tell them not to c

chris: welcome back,. when talk about the possibility of hillary clinton winning in 2008, we often focused on her support for the iraq war. here is the discussion in the summer of 2006 with andrew sullivan, kelly and starting with elizabeth of the "new york times." >> she has not waivered from her position. >> i think hillary is a fantastic icon og fi. warrior weans always do well. margaret thatcher, queen elizabeth i. there's a very deep mythology. the warm to that figure. if hillary could pull it off, it's the one way she could win the hearts of the people. >> it's essential. she's going to be the first female nominee of a major party because there is concern that a woman would not be perceived as strong figure at a time of war. so she's got to be very careful protecting our options. she has time about getting out of iraq. chris: led by a pro war woman and what do you call her? >> a warrior queen. chris: anti-war democrats unite an alternative to hillary? seven say yes will unite against some nonhillary. very close, andrew. you say there will be the unhillary candidate. >> of course. the forces are so great and the loathing -- and some of the loathing and the criticism is legitimate. what's

kelly. she's the person we should have actually testifying for these committees. i got to get out. chrismuch. ed klein, thank you. good luck on the book. tomorrow night, we will be joined by two distinguished guests. my co-host will be t.j. rodgers, the ceo of cypress semi conductor. we are will be joined by former presidential nominee mitt romney. that's it for this evening's show. i'm larry kudlow. thanks for watching. ac is helpis expenses while he can't work, he can focus on his recovery. he doesn't have to worry so much about his mortgage, groceries, or even gas bills. kick! kick... feel it! feel it! feel it! nice work! ♪ you got it! you got it! yes! aflac's gonna help take care of his expenses. and us...we're gonna get him back in fighting shape. ♪ [ male announcer ] see what's happening behind the scenes at ducktherapy.com. [ male announcer ] see what's happening behind the scenes (announcer) at scottrade, our cexactly how they want.t with scottrade's online banking, i get one view of my bank and brokerage accounts with one login... to easily move my money when i need to. plus, wh

chris matthews. welcome to the show. and with us today, nbc's chuck todd. the bbc's katty kay. nbc's kelly o'donnell." david ignatius. first up, the president's decision to supply some weapons to syrian rebels. taken together with the breadth of our national security data collection showed how much a commander in chief must meld his views to the realities he confronts in office. on syria, the president decided this country could not avoid involvement when chemical weapons had been used. and on the data sweep, obama's past strong statements about privacy have had to bend with the realities of the threats against the country as he has seen them. let's start with syria. david, i guess the big question is why are we now going in apparently with some kind of military support to the rebels in syria? >> syria is the problem from hell as one

kelly and that daughter of two party planners, kate middleton. sweden's newest royal couple say they'll continue to live in the city where they fell in love. well, chris o'neill has elected to remain a private citizen. if he decided to take swedish citizenship, he would have become a duke. i don't know about y'all but i wouldn't be giving up my chance to be a princess. >> yes. >> and clearly, i mean, you were rocking that tiara proudly. >> i wore it all around the office yesterday. a girl can dream. and it's not too late for me. >> no, absolutely not. absolutely not. >> of course not. she has a brother i think. >> yes, an unmarried swedish prince. now, dan, would you give up your job to be a duke? >> yes, very quickly. yes. >> i think that's a good answer. >> duke harris just doesn't -- >> it sounds right to me. >> i think you'd be a dashing duke. >> thank you, i appreciate that. i'd also take a job as a baron if anyone has one. thanks, linzie. >> they look very much in love. >> yes. >>> coming up here on "good morning america" -- the world-renowned cancer doctor accused of trying to kill a fellow doctor, her boyfriend. did she spike his coffee with a

kelly, starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern, here on c-span. entrepreneurs who invent and market mobile medical devices testify before a house small business subcommittee. new yorkman is representative chris collins. this hearing is an hour and 20 minutes. >> good morning. start over again. good morning. i call the meeting to order. i want to welcome all of our witnesses, and thank you all for being here. i think this will be a fun hearing to showcase entrepreneurship at its best. we are meeting to learn more about american small businesses and how they are changing healthcare through innovations in mobile medical applications, or apps. according to a pew center report, a majority of adults in the united states now own a smart phone. our overall economy is still weak, but the app economy seems to be thriving. some studies have found that mobile devices and their apps are responsible for creating over 500,000 jobs, and global revenue exceeded $20 billion last year. apps that can help individuals monitor their health are becoming more prevalent and popular. worldwide, an estimated 500 million smart phones will be using a medical map -- medical 70% of top app developers are small businesses.