over to jonathan ericsson.ips it in the zone by franzen, leaving it there for francauis beauchemin. they will hang onto it. >> eddie: face-off, you dictate what is going to happen. quick face-off win for filppula, kronwall to ericsson, and the puck passed the right post side to the glove of jonas hiller. >> rick: fourth shot for the wings in overtime. 6 for ana-. >> eddie: 45 for the game for the red wings. >> rick: won by koivu, and the center takes it. brunner sends it in. around for andersson, meets up with lovejoy, finds fowler,ç 21-year-old fowler, brought to you by damien brunner, koivu, down to win it, and he was escorted by quincey, and a change as the wings move it ahead. ghoois, overtime, and playing in on the side. 11:07 to go in the first overtime. and zetterberg over the boards along with datsyuk and sam yulzson to join that man, jakub kindl and his partner, ryan lashoff. drives it in. and center, collide, as bonino and perry. and passed the 9:00 mark of overtime. played by hiller, trapped within

among those alerted by text message about a stabbing on campus occurring in his building here at ericsson hall. the crime is considered unusual. >> i don't have concerns. i think yesterday's incident was an isolated event. >> reporter: the security here, especially in the newer dorms, is really intense so i'm sure the person was a student here as well. >> reporter: one student was found stabbed and taken to hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. police took into custody a student who had withdrawn from school. students identified the potential problems with a campus that lies in the middle of a major metropolitan area but never have felt unsafe on this compass. >> we've had -- on this campus. >> we get e-mails and text messages about things going on in the area so it's never a surprise, but it makes me nervous walking tomorrow sometimes. >> reporter: no names have been released. . >>> we have checked in and so far no further information is available on the condition of the victim. >>> the president of the associated press is putting pressure on the government after phone records were

melissa, let's start out with eric ericsson's contention and he began that litany of complaints by saying i'm so used to liberals telling conservatives that they're anti-science. but liberal who is depend this and say it's not a bad thing are very anti-science. the national order of things, melissa, apparently means men should be the primary breadwinners. >> it does make you wonder if he's ever seen national geographic where the liness gets up and goes out hunting. there's a lot of ways in the natural environment, whatever, i think we have to put that to the side. part ever what's been fascinating to me is watching this on one hand, 50 years after or actually, yeah, 50 years after the moynihan report. which made a very similar claim about african-american families. and this was at a point before the 1964 civil rights act and before the '65 voting rights act. and daniel patrick moynihan, a liberal in congress, commissioned a report that in part says, the fundamental problems of inner city communities aren't all of the structural economic or racial problems, it's that black households are u

melissa, let's start out with eric ericsson's contention and he began that litany of complaints by sayingo liberals telling

ericsson's spokesperson has told "the wall street journal" that the eu faces a negative spiral by targetingfirms. sharon bowe joins us now. thanks very much, indeed, sharon, for joining us. how much -- the economic crisis has developed, how much more pressure has been put on workers? >> it's a disaster. the international files, government -- in the face of demand for tests from their own workforce and it's become a humanitarian profit. we have the greatest in equaleq. seems to be the question. aggregate demand is way down because wages by and large are going to cut in costs with this country and jobs have been locked. this is a jobs plan and income risk focuses on jobs. and the economy is -- >> the plan is, though, for internal devaluation and you have to regain productivity which means lower wages and/or job lows, probably both as we see in the case of spain. that's just the price, isn't it? >> well, is it worth it? we think it's an oxymoron to suggest on the common currency even in a country that can devalue, that the shrink is to grow. so if you look at the misery for people outside of t