chris letang shot blocked but he feeds sydney crosby. pens up 2-1. third period pittsburgh leading. frazier shot stopped by marc-andre fleury. scoreless in o.t., shootout crosby. >> i don't think i've seen this guy play any better than he is right now. that's saying something. he's solid, confident, it shows. >> to the west st. louis, san jose, sharks with a 3-1 lead, but vladimir took over. then it's boca again. basically the same spot. first career hat trick. game tied 3-3. we go to overtime. and in the extra session it's patrick burgland, the redirect. he wins it for the blues. his 12th of the year. st. louis 4-3 over

the last person who did that was being crosby. i said, i am in some heavy company. everybody. >> you log on that list. >> thank you. -- you belong on that list. why was the base of back from instrument before you helped push it out front now? -- background instrument before you helped push it out front? >> it has always been like that. blanton, he was the guy that really brought the bass out to the forefront. people really see how important it was. when i was a little kid listening to the radio with my family, i heard the bass. when it stops playing, everybody felt nauseous the debt left. left.t the depth that is why i am attracted to the instrument. have that without words thing. i love that. iowa. back to before you picked up this space, you were singing first. is it true you were singing at the age of two? >> my brothers and sisters would be walking around the house. she was a great singer. i started humming the harmony. she told me, when you started humming the harmony, i knew you were ready. old, i was22 years the youngest person in iowa to have a social securi

either crosby -- >> the we have the coolest viewers that will tell us. >> tell us instantly. >> maybeanswer, sue. >> i think actually steve is right. but that neither here nor there. we've got breaking news at this hour. mark zuckerberg taking the stage at that facebook event, announcing a change to the facebook news feed. shares have been moving. now up 1.5%. at one point up 3% on that particular stock. julia boorstin is live in menlo park with more on what facebook has planned. so far, wall street likes what it has seen and you think that is linked to more advertising? >> that right. face book's new news feed has a richer story line. that means it is much, much bigger, photos, also much bigger emphasis on video. if you take a look on what it looks like, i hope we are playing video, photos are front and center and take up a bigger part of the page. whether your smart phone, tablet or pc. it is interesting, even though this is an announcement about ads, they're not ignoring ads, saying the idea of a richer story line goes across the board. everything, including ads, will get richer. z

there are people like alex and david crosby, and joni mitchell, who tune differently to spur creativityst to play around. there is a great sense of play in that. most of your pieces are in non- standard to make. among those, there are even some standard ones and you do not use those. >> you bring up an interesting point. a lot of times, musicians use these alternate to earnings as a way to escape what we know. sometimes we get trapped. i know that is a c sharp minor court, that is a b flat. where would i go from there? instead of listening to the experience, and the image, the mood, feeling of what you're trying to convey. sometimes, they bump up against each other. when you are doing a good job as a composer, improviser, you are sticking with the image, not bring about what the court is. >> one of the things that i get from your music is a strong sense of place and imagery. when i listen to your music and close my eyes, i see pictures of different things. a lot of people that i have talked to that have heard your music experienced the same thing. what has been said about japanese ink a

sidney crosby, a puck to the grill. required oral surgery. >> caught him right in the mouth. makes it that much more difficult for the penguins to keep the streak alive without the best player in the world. >> second player, chris kunitz, he sends josh bailey into the board. five-minute major for boarding. for game misconduct. >> they'll take ita look at it e headquarters. >> again, the story in this one, pittsburgh perseveres, third period now, matt cooke, the tenth pittsburgh penguin to deliver a game-winner during the streak. they have won 15 straight finals. 2-0. washington and buffalo now, picking up this one in is second period. ovechkin delivers his 17th goal of the year.

later in the period, crosby scoring his first regular-season goal in montreal since his rookie season. 6-5, tense, but montreal would respond. lars eller dropping the puck back for brian gionta, and gionta unloads with a one timer past vokoun. all tied at 6-6. we go into overtime and it's brandon sutter. >> just a great move by sutter here. pacioretty falls down. sutter quickly fires the wrist shot for the game-winning overtime goal. >> final

sidney crosby, captain of a champion, leader in the league in scoring, his team with eight straight wins. today like his team, large, productive. lots of black and gold. maybe black and blue. bruins penguins from pittsburgh after this update. >> bill patrick along side mike milbury and keith jones. first, let's recap the significant saturday action in the nhl, beginning with the team that boston and pittsburgh are battling for the top spot in the east. the montreal canadiens visiting new jersey. pick it up in the second period. peter harold, his first goal since 2010. ties the game 1-1. the halves would come back. the redrukz. one thing rangers in pittsburgh, third period. 1-0. pen on the power play. kris letang to tyler kennedy. pittsburgh can score from anywhere at any time. when you are slumping like the rangers are, this is no team you want to face. sthoo here we go again. justin jeffries to pascal dupius. montreal atop the east with 42 points. the caps and bruins. first period. milan lucic finding horton. >> terrific job by

to sidney crosby, gathers and finishes for his 15th of the year. penguins up, 1-0.n later, canadiens on the attack. tomas plekanec. shot blocked by marc-andre fleury but fleury goes down. check it out. tyler kennedy collides with his head. he would not come out in the third. in comes tomas vokoun. check out this in the third by vokoun. alexei emelin, shot, no. plekanec, no. plekanec going to get another crack at it. you're not having it today, son. penguins hold on to win it, 1-0 extending their win streak to 13 straight games. and that is your "sportscenter" update, i'm dario melendez. have a great day. >>> all right. there may be a lot of empty seats this summer at lehigh valley iron pigs game. yeah, the minor league baseball team is the first to install urinal gaming systems in the men's room. >> gives you something to do. doesn't it? let's just say players control the games without having to use their hands, which is a good thing. the team says it's just another way to offer what it calls unparalleled entertainment to the fans. >> how long before that's installe

cenk: they're going back to like being crosby. right joe williams, a pleasure as always. >> thank you. >> thank you for sharing your excellent experience of the cpac. >> my excellent adventure. cenk: when we come back, it was box cutters that did it in on 9/11, but the t.s.a. that makes you get rid of your toothpaste and take off your shoes say go ahead, bring them on the plane. >> john pistole will play this video for lawmakers today showing who you small amount of chemicals can put a very big hole in a piece of metal like a fuselage in a plane. (vo) the answer in a moment. brought to you by expedia. expedia helps 30 million travellers a month find what they are looking for one traveller at a time. cenk: t.s.a. administrator john pistole said we're going allow knives back on planes. that took a lot of people by surprise. it was box cutters that did us in on 9/11. today he had to defend his decision in front of a homeland security subcommittee and here is part of his testimony. >> pistole's decision has sparked outrage. the union

i was down last summer at the west bury theater on long island seeing crosby steals and nash remember the protest singers in the 1960's and 1970s. wrote a protest song bradley manning is a good. why are we protesting him. a third of the audience walked out. might have been because it was a terrible song, i'm not sure. i think it was, hey, you guys are pinheads, nobody should stick up for somebody trying to hurt their country. last word, rivera? >> i think the reason he generates any sympathy at all is that the war was so deeply unpopular the war in iraq. he is seen as a martyr to the antiwar cause and he was held under abysmal conditions in solitary and all the rest of it can i understand how they tried to get the sympathy for him. as a traitor he doesn't deserve much sympathy i bill think 20 years in prison is enough in my opinion. >> if he gets 20 i'm fine with it? >> heard, everybody, chris christie being snubbed by conservatives, dennis rodman telling the leader of north korea he loves him and are american women chubby because they are doing less houseworkrkrkrkrk >> bill: thanks

sidney crosby got his 13th goal of the season as the penguins took the lead.veled by the bruins but oe vitali got the goals. and we'll have more later on. >> that's it for me. and have more news the top of the hour.

it sounds like crosby, stills and nash in her house. they harmonized beautifully. it was amazing. so i just want to give them a shout-out. they won a couple of grammys. and -- can you hear that? that harmony? ♪ >> in her house. >> full harmony. >> beautiful. >> speaking of that, beyonce, people have been waiting for beyonce's new single to be released because she has a new cd out. she released something on tumblr. we're not sure if it's a song or an intro to her album. whatever it is, it's kind of weird. it's called "bow down." so i'm going to tell you -- i want you to listen and then we're going to tell you what the lyrics are. i want to know what you think of it. so let's take a listen. ♪ i know when you wanted it to grow ♪ ♪ of being in the world ♪ don't forget it, don't forget it ♪ ♪ respect that ♪ bow down bitches >> what? s>> bow down bitches? >> yeah. ♪ boy down bitches >> so here are the lyrics again, i know when you were little girls you dreamt of being in my world. don't forget that respect that bow down bitches. i took some time to live my life. don't think i'm just his

sounds like bill crosby. [ impersonating cosby ] with the facebooking and the tweeter and tumblring andhe poking with the -- instagram. [ cheers and applause ] i read that the average super bowl party will actually have 17 people. [ light laughter ] that's true. 16 friends and that one guy who cornered you at work friday afternoon. was like, "hey, having a party? i heard about your three-alarm chili. i only taste two alarms. oops, got the third one. what are the rules of football?" [ laughter ] fun guy. fun guy. >> steve: super fun. >> jimmy: fun guy to have at the party. check this out. advertising for this year's super bowl is more expensive than it's ever been. a 30-second spot. guess. $4 million, exactly. $4 million. some companies are trying to save money. they're having commercials that aren't quite as long. check out this one for taco bell. >> taco bell. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's smart. it's the gets the point across. [ cheers and applause ] it gets the point across >> steve: you know it. >> jimmy: 1.5 million for that. $1.5 million. >> steve: that's a bargain. >> jimmy: get th

the stat master himself rich peterson from is & p capital iq and quincy crosby also joining us at theark, mark lacheney and derrick jones all joining us. regale us with some stat about this stat that we've gone through. >> as a fan of the s&p 500 i'm saying we're not there yet. 1% away from a record high for the s&p 500, so great week. since the italian elections, up 4%. had a very strong week for m & a and strong week obviously for equities and the jobs numbers today. really, real took everyone by surprise but that's the fly in the ointment now. if we're getting closer and closer to a 6.5% unemployment rate the fed is targeting for when they would get back offer q sgle put this back into perspective for us in terms of what we're seeing and what's behind this. as bill said, you are the stat master. inters of m & a and cash on balance sheets, you just gave me a great stat in the commercial break. ten straight quarters where the s&p 500 companies have more than $1 trillion in cash? >> right. and the other stat is the fact that there's only been a handful of times when the s&p 500 has ga

by the way, what really what catholics want, they want to get back to the bing crosby/spencer tracy kind of a priest. the regular guy who looks like the guys in the movie, regular, happy normal guys willing to give up sex. that's what we're missing. >> mike barnicle, papal expert and son of boston -- >> [ speaking latin ] >> i'm glad that nbc relaxed having broadcasts in latin, i never would have survived that. but in terms of o'malley, chris brings up the point that he is someone who has dealt pretty hands-on with the sex scandals in the church. as a resident of boston, a son of boston. what's your take on him as a bishop and also a contender here, what he could do inside the church? >> well i agree with chris. the chances of an american being named the next pontiff, the next pope are slim to none. by virtue of the fact that it's a stacked deck, the college of cardinals, cardinal o'malley, along with cardinal dolan, i think more than most cardinals have an appreciation for what the church is, not only in the united states, but in the world. and the church is not the college of cardinals

. ♪ >> wow. 5-month-old crosby's first easter sent in from michigan. >> name is crosby?> where andrea tantaros is from. >> is this a dog that looks like a bunny? >> now you want to know why the cottontails are disappearing. >> photoshopped, i think. >> here's joe and emma, also. i guess that's joe. >> where's emma? who's that? >> there's emma. >> happy easter. here's sean mcginnis' family. happy easter to you as well. keep sending in your photos. we'll throw them up on the website and try to show them at the end of the show. >> we've been talking about the shroud of turin. take it away, clayton. >> tests back and forth, and it's long believed this could be the burial garment of jesus. the impression there, of course. these are infrared photos they've done to see the imagery of the face. >> that's awe-inspiring. >> there are burn marks on this, red stains on it as well, and they believe maybe blood. for a couple of years it was believed to be a fake. the 13th and 14th century, in the medieval times, that it was somehow faked at the time, but new evidence has reemerged tha

at number four, she's dreaming of a green christmas. [ bell rings ] bing crosby worth 550 million.number two, he needs no help and probably hasn't had a hard day's night in a long time, paul mccartney, 800 million. [ bell rings ] but above all others, you have never heard him sing a note. he has though brought us singing cats, phantoms and a dancing jesus, don't cry for him, argentina, andrew lloyd webber has a net worth of 1.2 billion. >> a lot of bling. >> billion with a "b." and i mean news call note "b." >> oh! >> and finally, in "pop news" today -- a little history lesson for you. napoleon bonaparte knew the way to a woman's heart. >> what was that? >> that was my french. >> oui, oui. >> how about napoleon bonaparte. his engagement ring to josephine is back on the market, so to speak. a diamond and sapphire ring rather simple but what history, wow, up for auction in paris later with a presale estimate of between $13,000 and $20,000. i would imagine it's going for much higher than that. napoleon gave this ring to his wife-to-be back in 1796 part of the collection of descendants

. >> crosby stills and nash. >> and jimi hendrix. >> stephanie: i think i put my wine down on a millionpricy. >> you're going to crack mom's crystal egg. >> stephanie: we call that one the house in hawaii. sorry. >> was the neck supposed to hang off like that? >> stephanie: i'm sure that drink thing will come out of there. his wife, impossibly gorgeous. >> rock star. >> stephanie: exactly. she looks exactly what you would think. she's smart and nice. and he took me to some fancy private club where i also embarrassed myself. >> did you use the wrong fork for dessert? >> stephanie: i have no idea which fork. probably. >> she used the tuning fork. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: i used the musical spoon. >> musical spoon. >> stephanie: hey, you know where there's been some legendary music? at the chicago theatre. jerry in cicero says i love you mama. do we still have a date on april 13th in chicago. >> computer says yes. ♪ my sweet home, chicago ♪ >> hey chicago you say twice wasn't enough? >> 15 is my limit. >> stephanie miller's sexy liberal comedy tour is making a return visit to chicago the

. >> best seat ef fear crosby stills concert. >> stephanie: his wife is amazing.his weekend having spent about 75 hours in a car with you going somewhere. you have a pocket mirror. >> oh, i do. >> stephanie: this is the kind of political geek she is. >> everybody in america. >> my favorite one. >> i am pissed. that's my favorite. >> stephanie: i was trying to find gum in her car. you have a pocket renegen. >> you can order them online. i have many but i like this one because you can work it into a conversation and throw people off on the phone. all of a sudden, you go -- >> i am pissed. >> stephanie: i'm going to find gum and i'm like what the hell is that? i'm sorry hal. >> hal: first of all, that's not what i would have in my pocket. >> stephanie: huh? >> i want one of my own. can you make your own? can you fill in your own voice things? >> you want a pocket hal sparks. >> that's a great idea. >> dinosaur noise and a couple of other things. >> the company should do it. >> hal: i'm going to get on that. now, granted the pocket hal sparks would actually make kind

they are a ten them sound like crosby stills and nash in her house. they harmize beautifully.ngs real quick, beyonce, people have been waiting for beyonce's new single to be released because she has the new cd out. she released it on tumbler. we're not sure if it is a song or an intro. it is kind of weird. it is called "bow down." listen first and we'll tell you what the lyrics are. let's take a listen. ♪ i know ♪ don't forget it don't forget it ♪ ♪ bow down >> what? >> here it comes. ♪ >> so here are the lyrics. i know when you were little girls you dreamt of being in my world. don't forget it. bow down bitches. don't think i'm just his little wife. don't get it twisted. this is my -- [ bleep ]. >> those lips, those lips keep getting you in trouble. >> do you know one thing my husband said? he said whatever you do don't -- >> don't repeat it. >> he said don't use a four letter word. whatever you could, don't use a four-letter word. but it's in my monitor. >> no. it was bleeped out. it says s-asterisk asterisk t. now we have to pay i think it is $10,000. you're paying. >> i'm

. >> reporter: he stars on nbc's "parenthood" as the somewhat clueless crosby who doesn't always knowah, maybe not entirely. >> reporter: but the 38-year-old surprised fans this week with a serious and emotional blog sharing the last days of his own father who died last year after a four-month bat well cancer. shepherd writes "we were two great minds with one single thought, get into the end zone gracefully." as shepherd sat with his dying father his pregnant fiance access kristen bell paid a surprise visit introducing grandfather to the grandchild he would never meet. "he was smiling from ear to ear, sitting contently, unable to put together a sentence, but still capable of connecting to the new family member we were creating." >> we're used to getting to know celebrities through short tweets, that's how we think we know them. when you read a huge essay that's almost 1,000 words and it just feels more intimate and that's why this touched so many people. >> reporter: shepherd and bell, who he already calls his wife, are one of hollywood's most likeable couples, off the screen and on.