. >>> let's get to jon scott on what is happening on the second hour of "happening now." >> the funeralices are understand underedway for a 25-year-old police officers killed by a career criminal. thousands joining to remember brian moore. we are live and will bring you a report. and a tropical storm issued were portions of north and south carolina. isa has transformed into a tropical storm and we'll get an update. and look at the dow up more than 260 points a good about not great job report, may be giving investors hope they will leave the federal rate unchanged. that is ahead on "happening now." >> thank you jon scott. >> thank you. >>> as graduation season is underway it looks like democratic commencement speakers will dominate the scene outnumbering republicans by 7-1. former massachusetts governor is speaking at harvard vice president at yale and at princeton christopher nolan and gabby giffords will speak at cormel and david brooks delivering the speech at dartple mouth and samantha power will speak at the university of pennsylvania. brown and columbia do not have graduation speak

that's all ahead in this hour of shepard smith reporting. >>> i'm jon scott in for shepard. first today, that doomed amtrak train was going far above the speed limit when it flew off the rails at more than 100 miles an hour. that's according to to the reporting of the associated press. philadelphia's mayor says the engineer gave a statement to investigators, but cops say, he has now clammed up refusing to answer questions. this afternoon, officials upped the number of dead to seven, but investigators say they'll likely find more bodies crushed under train cars. hundreds of others hurt one doctor said most of the injured have broken bones. the latest on the investigation live from the scene in a moment but first, the stories of terror as the crash tossed passengers through the air. the amtrak train was headed from washington to new york last night. shortly after it left a train station in philadelphia it entered a steep curve. that's where passengers described a violent shaking as if the engineer tried to brake. the train's cars flew from the tracks, some landing on their sid

here is jon scott for a preview on a whole new week. jon. >> it is, bill. police killed the two men who shot up a convention in texas that was exercising free speech. riots in baltimore bringing sim everying tensions to the surface there. our media panel weighs in on that and discusses the new evidence that the events in baltimore are seen through dramatically different lenses in black versus white america. we'll have that for you. bill: jon we'll see you then. >> see you, bill. bill: top of the hour. traveling through space at warp speed. nasa says this is not science fiction, sending spacecraft to the moon in less time than it takes for you to fly from new york to l.a. road trip. ♪ ♪ just because someone grows older does that mean they have to grow apart from their friends, or from the things they love to do? with right at home, it doesn't. right at home's professional team thoughtfully selects caregivers to help with personal care housekeeping, meals - and most of all, staying engaged - in life. oh, thank you, thank you. you're welcome. are you ready to

. >> i am jon scott. >> and i am jenna lee. a dozen people are still missing at this hour and flash floods ripping through communities and destroying hundreds of homes. houston brought to a stand still. flood submerged cars and more rain in the forecast could make it worse. but wimberly texas southeast of austin, the home was swept away by flood waters. ryan mcculllough is owner of a popular cafe. nice to have you on the program, robin. where were you when the flood waters came through. >> we were at home in bed. >> did you get up and could you hear the water? >> no we are in paradise hills and so we are not personally affected by it. my husband immediately left to start seeing the damage. >> and now you have had a chance to look at the damage what is it like there? >> it is for us very horrifying emotionally. and we so a lot of our pieces torn down and we feel like we took a boating. >> you know this area is surveyed by hundred plus old cypress trees and it shoes what a lot of it looks like. the trees and roads are gone. what

i am jon scott. >> and i am jenna lee. we will go back to detroit as news started there. two men opening fire at a conference center outside of dallas. >> we will have more on that coming up. stand and his wife are here. ben, jr. and he is an entrepreneur and owns a company that does placements and they do a lot of things and own a lot of stuff. very cool. and then my youngest son, royce is right here and his wife is home with the baby dreams for my mother. my mother came from a large rural family in tennessee. and was shuffled from home to home. she always had a desire for education. she never got beyond third grade and married to escape a situation. she and my father moved here to detroit and he worked in a factory. i remember one christmas called them water bugs. but we knew what they were. my mother was out working hard. two sometimes, three jobs at a time as a domestic. trying to stay off of welfare. and the reason for that was she noticed that most of the people she saw going on welfare never came off it. she didn't want to be dependent. she wanted us to be independ

jon: i'm jon scott.declare his candidacy at a rally in baltimore tomorrow. o'malley hinting at the announcement in this new video. ♪ that is o'malley playing "hail to the chief" on the guitar saying stay tuned. he is expected to present himself as more liberal alternative to hillary clinton. a.b. stoddard associate editor and column

i am jon scott. >> and i jenna lee. the u.s. declassifying the documents taken from the compound of osama bin laden in the raid that killed osama bin laden in 2011. he pushed to attack the u.s. again and fear of western intelligence agencies that were hot on his trail. he reported on the information we have thus far and said more should be released. john joins us. he is the edutter of the website that everybody should check out. what a day. you have called this for years. what is your reaction on the documents? >> this is nothing compared to what is in the overall files. i read the media accounts about the release of the documents. but this is just a tiny fractions of overall documents. 1 million files were captured that night. and this is over a hundred documents. it is insignificant to the over all story. >> from what you see, is there anything new in the documents that tell us different things about bin laden or the al-qaeda. >> we are processing the files. it is a lot to read through in a couple of hours and we are looking f

. >> and i am jon scott. cars houses swept away and evacuation evacuations going on as a flash flood warning has been issued. boats and helicopters are having to be used in some area. 12 people are missing in wimberley after blanco river is over the banks sweeping away a vacation home and slamming it into a bridge downstream. casey is live in wimberley. >> reporter: this is not that bridge. this is another one that didn't wash out. the blanco river normally floods at 13 feet and this weekend it crested at more than 40 feet so you can imagine how high the water was. it was running over the bridge 48 hours ago. it has receded a bit. i want the photographer to pan down the banks here. you can see how much damage water can do. look at the giant trees that have been uprooted and over there is a foundation where a home was swept away. about a thousand homes we are told in hayes county texas have been damaged or destroyed. things bad south of here as well in houston. the storm system dumping up to ten inches of rain

. >> and i am jon scott. the track derailed heading to washington d.c. from new york. seven people have died and more than 200 were treated. amtrak completely shut down service from new york and philadelphia and causing major travel disruptions on the nation's busiest corridor. laura is in the port authority watching those travel issues. first to philadelphia. rick? >> reporter: we have breaking news in the past couple of minutes. the associated press reported that a 7th passenger on the train has died and the wall street journal said the train was traveling at more than 100 miles per hour when it hit the curve and derailed and that speed limit is 50 miles per hour. and the train was doing double the speed limit and according to the philadelphia inquirer and the engineer is not talki investigators. that is according to the inquirer. they are in the beginning stages of the investigation and in search and recovery mode. in the port richmond neighborhood. they have recovered the black box from amtrak 188. & that is more on the way and including tracks and signals and oper

. >> and i am jon scott. this is the first time isis claimed the responsibility for an attack in the united states. there is no proof that the terror group had contact with the gunmen the roommates in phoenix who died in a shootout with police. this attack raises more questions with the lone wolf. >> reporter: the isis' claim of responsibility came by the radio station in which it praised what it called two soldiers of the caliphate for carrying out the attack on the muhammed cartoon contest here in garland, texas. but the question is is there any credibility to the claim and frankly the jury is out right now. did they actually direct the shooters or trying to claim responsibility in the hope that that strikes further fear into the hearts of america. officials and investigators are pouring over that message and the social media profiles of the two shooters. elton simpson's family put out a statement expressing their surprise in what he did. we are sure many people in this country are curious to know if we had

first to jon scott in the second hour of "happening now." ments coming fast and furious in the depicting muhammad contest in gardner texas. two suspects are dead after getting into a gunfight with police. there is growing evidence of ties to terrorism. we will have a live report on that. >>> ben carson, formally announcing he is running for president today during a speech this morning. carson described his rags to riches life. says he does not want to be a typical politician. carly fiorina also saying today she is running for president. the former head of hewlett-packard, making that announcement on good morning america today. fiorina went on the attack, democratic frontrunner hillary clinton. we'll have more on increasingly crowded gop field. it is not all senators anymore. >> thanks, jon. jon: thanks andrea. >> we finally got the royal baby and i'm not talking about mine. now we have a name at last. charlotte elizabeth diana. so much history there. as great britain and folks the world over go gaga over the new princess so are the retailers.

i am jon scott. >> friday evening before the holiday weekend. >> when a lot of people are not paying attention. >> hi everybody, i am jenna lee. those e-mails provided to the house committee investigating the benghazi attacks in 2012. another stunning revelation from the clinton charity reporting millions in unreported dollars is being reported coming from speeches dating back to 2012. it is the latest admission raising questions about whether ms. clinton complied with an ethics agreement she made before taking the position obama assigned to her. ed henry is live. >> reporter: no coincidence that this is being released over the holiday weekend. hilary clinton is going to be at a brewery here in new hampshire talking up the economy. but there is trouble brewing in washington with the clinton foundation and the e-mails on benghazi centering on part with the outside advisor sidney blumenthal going back to the clinton impeachment days. the leaks we are seeing when she was secretary of the state the e-mails back and forth with sidney blumenthal and one being the day after where sidney sug

we begin our second hour with new details on a minnesota man planning to join isis in syria i am jon scott. >> and i am jenna lee. those details emerging in the court appearance. this man plotted for a year to get in to syria. and this comes as the feds make a bust in southern california two suspects now in custody, one of them nabbed as he tried to get on a plane at lax. >> reporter: this brings to 18 the number of americans arrested for trying to join isis and this is the hardest kind of terrorism to fight, the kind that grows invisible in your backyard. the force arrested two men last night. trying to join isis. they were arrested for conspiring to provide material support to a terrorist organization. this is afterna dar's mother took him to lax to visit family. nader was born in the u.s. >> my kids were born in this country. i have four boys and to girls. my son is a good kid and nice and gentle. >> 0 possibility that he would be ever involved with terrorist acts. never. he is peace loving human being and a good citizen with an excellent record and never got involved in any trouble. >>

. >> more "outnumbered" in just a moment fist let's go to my friend, jon scott, with what's coming upf "happening now." jon: more rescues from flood waters in houston texas, got more rain overnight as you look at images from dallas. the death toll and clean-up costs continue to mount and more rain is on the way. rick reichmuth has the forecast. >>> another laser pointer incident at jfk airport, four different airplanes had the blinding light shining into the cockpits. david lee miller live on this disturbing story. >>> and an update on a story we first told you about on "happening now" yesterday, a k-9 hero. the dog fought off attackers who had set an apparent trap for a deputy police officer. he is alive today in part because of that dog. we're going to talk to his boss, coming up on "happening now." >> i can't wait to see that story. jon: it's a great story. >> thank you jon. jon: thanks, harris. >> well it's being called the don draper effect. you know, that good looking yet manipulative -- is that a word? [laughter] on "mad men," serial cheater borderline alcoholic but continuousl

i'm jon scott. patti ann: and i'm patti ann brown in for jenna lee. let's take a live look at arlington national cemetery outside washington where we are awaiting president obama who will lay a wreath at the time of the unknowns. today's remembrance comes as there are new questions surrounding the iraqi military a centerpiece in the u.s. fight to stop isis. a harsh assessment from defense secretary ash carter who questioned the iraqi military's willingness to fight for their country after isis captured ramadi last week. listen. >> what apparently happened was that the iraqi forces just showed no will to fight. they were not outnumbered. in fact, they vastly outnumbered the opposing force. and yet they failed to fight, they withdrew from the site. jon: general jack keane is a retired four-star general and a fox news military analyst. general it's good to have you with us on this memorial day. we will certainly be going to the president as soon as his remarks begin, but i want to get your take on what the defense secretary had to say. no will to fight t

i am jon scott. >> and i patty brown in for jenna lee.d a wreath at the tom of the unknown. law makers on both sides pressure the administration to change its strategy against isis. the secretary of defense said iraqi soldiers don't have the will to fight after the key city of rammadi fell under isis control. and conner powell is

jon: i'm jon scott. former maryland governor martin o'malley expected to declare his candidacy at a rally in baltimore tomorrow. o'malley hinting at the announcement in this new video. ♪ that is o'malley playing "hail to the chief" on the guitar saying stay tuned. he is expected to present himself as more liberal alternative to hillary clinton. a.b. stoddard associate editor and columnist for the hill. charlie hirt, column i've for "the washington times." just like the republican field the democratic field is about to get better. what does he bring to the race? >> well, martin o'malley is 52 and, hillary clinton is 68, and bernie sanders, who just entered this week is 73. and he is going to try to say that democratic party and the nation needs fresh new leadership. like a younger person. he is a mayor. he has been a governor but of a very blue state he does not begin to have the kind of resume' that can go toe-to-toe to hillary clinton. her experience overwhelms both bernie sanders and martin o'malley's.

jon scott. jenna: i'm jenna lee. director james comey says there could be thousands of isis followers among us of the that the terror group is setting a new precedent. jon: the precedent involves using social media as recruiting tool. there are quote other elton simpsons out there, referring to one of the gunmen in garland, texas. leland individual live at the white house with more. >> reporter: jon, it is our understanding that the fbi knew about elton simpson's intentions in the hours before the attack in garland. three or so hours before the attack the fbi says they had a picture what was going to happen and forwarded an alert to local law enforcement in garland. the garland police department is not really saying when they knew what when but they do say that the officers there on the scene had not gotten any warning that simpson was headed their way. the fbi thinks though that there are hundreds if not thousands of people in the united states being self-radicalized by isis and it is very sophisticated social media

welcome to "happening now" i'm jon scott. >> and i'm jenna lee. dozens injured after a tornado ripped through a small east texas town. emergency responders combing through the wreckage in the community of van, texas. going door to door searching for the injured and the missing. this as a nasty snowstorm blankets south dakota with more than a foot of snow creating dangerous traveling conditions. in the meantime you have tropical storm ana downgraded to a depression but dumping heavy rain and creating windy conditions along the north and south carolina coasts. millions of americans in 12 states have been suffering through these severe weather conditions. we have fox team coverage with jonathan standing by this myrtle beach, south carolina. but we begin with garrett, who is live in delmont, south dakota where a tornado ripped through weekend, garrett. >> reporter: yeah jenna, first look at the damage that that tornado left in its path here yesterday morning. winds of 130 miles per hour ripped through this small town of 200 people. and this is what it

first to jon scott with what is coming up in the second hour of "happening now." jon?ts released in the compound where usama bin laden was killed. among the revelations, he wanted them to focus on killing americans rather than building an islamic state. we'll dive into the documents with an expert next hour. secret spy mission launched from cape canaveral last hour. the air force sending an unmanned mini shuttle into the space aboard an atlas v record in a successful liftoff. it is the fourth flight for that secret military research program. police say more than 1000 weapons have been ever ared from the scene of that fight between rival motorcycle gangs in waco that left nine people dead. updates in the next hour on "happening now." andrea. >> thanks. age-old rite of passage in the dog days summer will no longer be for many boy scouts. the national organization announcing a ban on water gunfights and a limit on the size of water balloons at their summer camps. the scouts saying the idea of pointing, even a play gun at someone is not quote, kind. the change not sitting

. >>> thanks for being part of a busy real story today, i'm gretchen carlson, now jon scott who's inw fast was that amtrak train going? new reports that the train was doing more than 100 miles an hour when it jumped the tracks and collapsed into a heap of torn metal. now we're learning the engineer won't talk to police. ahead, you'll hear from people who were on the train when it happened. and we'll take you to the scene where crews have been hunting for clues in the wreckage. >>> word from iraq that a coalition air strike took out one of islamic state's top terrorists. what it means for the fight against isis. >>> plus the most dangerous jobs in america. from farmers to fishermen to garbage collectors new study reveals which occupations are the deadliest. that's all ahead in this hour of shepard smith

first let's get to jon scott with what is coming up in second hour of "happening now." jenna?ash landing at los angeles international airport. no one was injured we're happy to say but the plane dropped on to one wing after the landing gear apparently collapsed. one runway is out of commission. we'll have an update for you. >>> an american flag raised amid rubble in van, texas today. a tornado tore through that town destroying a third of buildings. two people are dead. eight remain missing. severe weather a problem in several states today. we will have live updates. >>> the defense rests in the final penalty phase of the boston marathon bombing trial. the jury could start deliberating on the fate of dzhokhar tsarnaev this week. molly line has a live report for us ahead "happening now." >> thank thank you. >> thanks. >> a boston university professor is under fire for slamming white men on twitter. gundi is an incoming assistant professor of sociology and african-american studies. she made several antiwhite comments over twitter for several months. the tweets were discovered by

i'm jon scott. patti ann: and i'm patti ann brown in for jenna lee.on national cemetery outside washington where we are awaiting president obama who will lay a wreath at the time of the unknowns. today's remembrance comes as there are new questions surrounding the iraqi military a centerpiece in the u.s. fight to stop isis. a harsh assessment from defense secretary ash carter who questioned the iraqi military's willingness to fight for their country after isis captured ramadi last week. listen.

bill: jon scott is coming up on "happening now." >> good morning, bill.ve breaking news on the huge cache of documents taken in the raid on ubl's compound. apparently usama bin laden was pushing for more attacks on americans and less of building a islamic state. catherine herridge joins us with details. fears of what russia is up to in ukraine. kt mcfarland on that. we take a look at technological advances being pushed by spacex founder elon musk. wild stuff. thanks. bill: see you at top of the hour. in a moment the man who says he killed all usama bin laden in pakistan will be our guest to tell us what he is learning from these documents released through intelligence sources. rob o'neill is on deck next. it should just mean, well, finding new ways to do them. right at home's professional team thoughtfully selects caregivers to provide help with personal care, housekeeping, and of course, meal preparation. oh, that smells so good. aw, and it tastes good, too. we can provide the right care, right at home. wow. sweet new subaru, huh mitch? yep. you're selli

. >> and i am jon scott.uation evacuations going on as a flash flood warning has been issued. boats and helicopters are having to be used in some area. 12 people

jon scott. jenna: i'm jenna lee. ys there could be thousands of isis followers among us of the that the terror group is setting a new precedent. jon: the precedent involves using social media as recruiting tool. there are quote other elton simpsons out there, referring to one of the gunmen in garland, texas.

i am jon scott. >> and i patty brown in for jenna lee. our president laid a wreath at the tom of the unknown. law makers on both sides pressure the administration to change its strategy against isis. the secretary of defense said iraqi soldiers don't have the will to fight after the key city of rammadi fell under isis control. and conner powell is live with the mideast bureau. >> and there is the assessment of the iraqi forces undermines the white house strategy against isis doesn't it? >> i agree with you and i think the white house argues it underscores the need for more training. but the iraqis will have to step up and fight against the enemy. i want you to be a fair judge of what the defense secretary was saying. here is ash carter whether or not the route of the rammadi was the responsibilities of the iraqis on the ground. >> the iraqi forces showed no will to fight. they vastly outnumbered the opposing force and yet they failed to fight. >> reporter: right there, he is displeased and feels like a lot of people on capitol hill unless

our reporters, alice truong of the tech blog and jon swartz of usa today, this week on "press: here". >>> good morning, everyone i'm scott mcgrew. is there such a thing as san francisco lazy? if not, i want to coin that term. we work hard there's no doubt about that but when we're not working, we could be amazingly dependent on services services and apps to walk our dog, to bring us a chef-made meal pick up the dry cleaning and now gas up our car. press the button on the new zirx app and a person will come to your house or parm building -- >> hey, how are you doing? >> how are you? >> good nice to see you. >> take your car and fill it up with gas, or go full out and have the attendant park your car, then click the app again when you want your car back. your very own valet. you can even get a car wash or an oil change. on demand car valet is a hot, if somewhat peculiar new industry. zirx just raised another $30 million in new funding. >> pick up car after car once it starts in the morning, just keeps going and going. >> john bayer is the founder and ceo of zirx zirx is available here in los angeles, seattle and washington

scott mcgrew. i want you to look at my first guest. he is pierre jon, and he carries a deep flaw not easy to is spot. he has his good points. he's got an mba and he spends hundreds of volunteer hours working with charities started two companies. the most recently is ecolabs which has created jobs, pays taxes and has $1.5 million in the bank. but back to his flaw. there is no delicate way to say this. pj is belgian something he inherited from his parents. this means he came within a breath of being kicked out of the united states after his student visa ran out after a huge campaign let pj stay he got the coveted visa. but that was thanks to sheer luck. thanks for being with us this morning. rich jaroslavsky from smart news joins us and levi sumagasay from the smart beat. this frustrates the hell out of me, this idea that people create jobs in the united states and then we think we should send them back to their home countries. i think we ought to keep them. i assume you think the exact same thing. >> you're correct. >> how difficult was it and how did y

jon sutherland's incredible feet. >> it's not human. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our edition. tonight, there is a manhunt on in the murders of a family and their housekeeper, four victims, some beaten and stabbed, discovered in a burned out

jon sutherland's incredible feet. >> it's not human. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. tonight, there is a manhunt on in the murders of a family and their housekeeper, four victims, some beaten and stabbed, discovered in a burned out mansion in washington, d.c. the police identified the suspect today as daron dylon wint. who came to the united states from guyana 15 years ago. wyatt andrews says surprising evidence revealed today came from an unexpected source. >> reporter: the break in this case came from a pizza delivered to the house as the savopoulus family and a housekeeper wereto held captive wednesday night a week ago. investigators took d.n.a. from skin cells left on the pizza crust. the a.t.f. then matched that d.n.a. to the suspect, 34-year- old daron dylon wint. >> we do believe that there is a connection. >> reporter: d.c. police chief cathy lanier says wint worked at a business owned by the family he's accused of terrorizing, american iron works, a steel company headed by sawas savopoulus. savopoulus, his wife amy, their ten-year-old son phi

scott don't wait too long to seek help. medications often work best when given before symptoms get too severe. >> pelley: dr. jonc. what was the woman doing with a boy in a suitcase? we'll show you next. [announcer:] what if one stalk of broccoli could protect you from cancer? what if one push up could prevent heart disease? [man grunts] one wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease- pneumococcal pneumonia. one dose of the prevnar 13® vaccine can help protect you ... from pneumococcal pneumonia, an illness that can cause coughing, chest pain difficulty breathing and may even put you in the hospital. prevnar 13 ® is used in adults 50 and older to help prevent infections from 13 strains of the bacteria that cause pneumococcal pneumonia. you should not receive prevnar 13 ® if you've had a severe allergic reaction to the vaccine or its ingredients if you have a weakened immune system, you may have a lower response to the vaccine. common side effects were pain, redness, or swelling at the injection site. limited arm movement, fatigue, head ache muscle or joint

scott. i can tell you over the last week or so we've had nothing but activity. adi, texas instruments, you go through the list, joned graphics maker nvidia. you look across this space, we talk about it all the time. i still think they're cheap. i think when you look at valuations in the chip space, i think there's still plenty of upside for many of these names, especially those that are fitting in really well and actually have themselves tied up with apple right now. >> you got your eyes on any specific name? >> skyworks would be another one that sounds fantastic to me as well. today we're seeing some activity in micron, and we're seeing the smh, the july upside calls being bout baut in there it's a broad swath in terms of what they're looking at. they're looking at everything. >> ha are you looking at? micron, compelling. this valuation level. everybody hates it you've got intel up today, that's not surprising in and of itself. but what's surprising is altera is down. the market is down. but still, that combination is not completely off the table from what i'm hearing. from large shareholders of both. so i think

economics professor at jon jay college, and the president of lake view asset management and professor at seton hall university and also mcdonald's shareholder. you guys wear a lot of hats. scotter. are you seeing what you want? >> not really. this company has a lot that it needs to do. i don't think that really they're addressing yet. the big problem i have is that all these changes are coming from people who have been at the company for a long time. they really need to bring fresh thinking from outside the company into the fold. >> there are so many different aspects. what they're doing with capital return. the store plans. the raising wages. the move to change its menu. what is it that you like and don't like about what they're doing here? >> well, what i don't like is that they're not thinking outside of the box. mcdonald's needs to cultivate some new concept that it can expand. look they did it with chipotle and handed the keys to chipotle mexican grill to shareholders and other people. a company that we own that we think is right for such an acquisition would be krispy kreme doughnuts. >> josh, the merits of mcdonald's and doughnuts aside, what do you think they're doing

scott, mayber bob buckhorn, the county commissioners have been so supportive of our project. that's why tampa is on the move these days. this city is doing great. >> speaking of being on the move jonach has done a tremendous job. how much longer is he going to be with the team. >> i hope for a long time. he's not on the move. the only place he's moving to right now is madison square garden. steve yzerman is our general manager, up for gm of the year we have great people in the organization. whether it's hockey, real estate, the stock market it's all about good people. >> you also have a lot of former rangers on the team as i understand pitting some former teammates against once another. how is this going to contribute to the game seven atmosphere? >> there are several former rangers players on the lightning, former lightning players on the rangers. you don't need extra motivation. this is for a trip to the stanley cup final. >> doesn't it always seem like hockey goes to seven games. >> it does because it's the greatest sport. it's so even during the season it's a dogfight to see who makes the playoffs. in the playoffs the series go six and seven games. it's so even so compelling.