lundquist wanted goalie interference. didn't get it. lundquist was injured.arry melrose said he thought lundquist looked 100% in this game. rangers win 100%. lead the series, one game to none. >>> baseball, marlins and mets. top first. no score. runner on second for giancarlo stanton. 154 career home runs tied with dan uggla for the most in marlins history. they haven't been around that long. and there's number 155. all-time home run leader for the marlins now. and he's just getting started. bottom seventh. runners on first and second. lucas duda. christian yelich can't get there. john mayberry jr. scores. mets win, 7-5. new york, 7-3 so far on this season. off to a good start. >> yeah, absolutely. >> that's all we have. we'll send it back to you. >> thanks, as always, fellas. >>> we got "the pulse" coming your way next. "star wars, the force awakens" the new teaser is out. what's it telling us about the new movie. >>> a senator's phone rings during a hearing with an unexpected ring tone. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me and you're

lundquist wanted goalie interference. didn't get it. lundquist was injured.rry melrose said he thought lundquist looked 100% in this game. rangers win 100%. lead the series one game to none. >>> baseball marlins and mets. runner on second for giancarlo stanton. he's tied with dan uggla for the most homers in the franchise history. there's number 155. all-time home run leader for the marlins. run irrs op first and second bottom seventh. lucas duda. christian yell itch can't get there. john mayberry jr. scores. mets win, 7-5. new york 7-3 so far on this season. off to a good start. >> yeah absolutely. >> that's all we have. back to you. >>> we got "the pulse" coming your way. "star wars the force awakens" the new teaser is out. >>> a senator's phone ripgs during a hearing with an unexpected ring tone. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira giving me new perspective.

the caps need to pummel henrik lundquist but they know him.this series has become an annual spring attraction. this is the fourth time in the last five years that the caps and rangers have met in the playoffs. >> different vibe than we've had in the past. and obviously, i know that doesn't mean things come easier any which way. it just can tell we're prepared for where it works out in the series. not so focused on the result but focused on playing good hockey. it will be fun. tim: a confident caps team getting ready for game one tomorrow night. game two saturday at 12:30 at madison square garden and then here in washington in the phone booth monday and wednesday nights. maureen: all right. let's hear what kind of weather they might face. doug: exactly. here this evening, it will be beautiful. mild and tomorrow, rain is in the forecast. steve rudin will have a chance to look at new computer model guidance and give you more on the timing of that rain for tomorrow and be able to update the weekend forecast that right now looks pretty good. mauree

we have lundquist. the rangers know how to win. i would be shocked if he told me you did not think the rangers were going to win the cup because i'm a lifelong ranger fan too. that aside, who is hot? the blackhawks look good and they have a rookie endgoal. rod: everything has to take shape for a team to go all the way. the rangers learned last year. i remember when i played. we started making the playoffs. we got better every year. you got more confident, and the new improved. they were short three games last year. they know how difficult it is. i know they are going to work each and every one, every shift. they are going to accomplish. but first of all, i feel clichÉ one game -- like the old clichÉ one game at a time. we have to send crosby and his friends to play golf. mark: hockey legend rod gilbert joining me now working in community relations for the rangers. rod: let's go, rangers. mark: next, the approach to the bull market. details live from mexico city with the latin american report when "bottom line" continues in a moment

a little bit of everything at lundquist lumber. >> smell chocolate? >> i do. >> here we go.how old is this machine? >> this is probably from the '50s and all this stuff, it looks like it came as a set. >> because we didn't have a lot of money, we had to buy second-hand machines, tear them all apart, clean them all up and put them into service. >> the volvo is not a car. it's a metaphor. >> we're stuck in a certain time period mentally, i guess. >> what is this? >> the cocoa pod with all the beans inside of it. >> the beans are in the pod, is this an actual real -- >> that's a dehydrated, when they're fresh, they're much more vibrantly colored. >> i had no idea. >> education is step one. >> education is key. all right. >> step two is a dick taylor hat. since we're making food, we have to keep your hair in line. head back to where we do the first stages of processing. >> you follow him. i follow you. you follow me. >> this is where we store our raw ingredients. we're unique in the chocolate making industry we start with two ingredients, cocoa beans and cane sugar. >> there's y

so, in the immortal words of an immortal golf announcer, vern lundquist, yes, sir, the congressionald medal goes to the gentleman from ohio, the golden bear, jack nicklaus. [applause] [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, mr. jack nicklaus. [applause] jack nicklaus: that is a while. mr. speaker, my ohio friends senators mcconnell, senator reid, senator pelosi distinguished members of the house and senate. reverend tom mullins. your words have always inspired and comforted our family and we appreciate you being here with us today. jim nance, a great friend for many years. i have enjoyed working with you. you are the best. the osu marching band, you look larger than the last time i saw it but thank you for being here. it is much appreciated. to so many family, friends friends in business who took time out of their busy schedules to be here today. i am humbled. a special thanks to my son jack, i don't know if i will get through this, but -- i don't have the words to say thank you for what you said from your heart on behalf of my family. it was fantastic. two and a years ago, i had the hal

can he will -- go up against crist and do well -- lundquist and do well? abby: i think he can.b. brendan: abby, i missed something, is this in your research note? [laughter] tom: we had quite a few twitter question that responses to the quidditch rested -- quite a few responses to the twitter question. olivia: i was surprised. here is the first answer. the second answer, if they can innovate more. brendan find this funny. third answer, yes, it would be like merging with darth vader and it would be bad for everybody. that is the tune that netflix is singing, saying that it will give cable companies more power. brendan: i think there has been a real change in the way justice and the fac sees -- the sec sees these murders. visit -- these mergers. this is my dog whistle. for a long time, all of the cable companies and telecom companies said "we will do the following if you let us merge," and the deals went through. i think the justice department and the sec is taking a look back. what we are finding out is that they did not really in terms of investing in their own expansion and le

so, in the immortal words of an immortal golf announcer, vern lundquist, yes, sir, the congressionalold medal goes to the gentleman from ohio, the golden bear, jack nicklaus. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, mr. jack nicklaus. [applause] jack nicklaus: that is a while. mr. speaker, my ohio friends senators mcconnell, senator reid, senator pelosi >> other distinguished members tom mullins. your words have always inspired and comforted her family. jim nance, great friend for many years, i have enjoyed working with you, you are the best. the marching band, larger the last semisolid. thank you all for being here. so many family and friends that took the time to be here today i am humbled. a special thanks to my son jack i don't know if i'll get through this but i don't have the words to say thank you. it was fantastic. two and a half years ago i had the privilege to be here to say words about my good friend arnold palmer what a privilege it was to be here that day. ap you have been a great friend. we will continue to be so, i know. my friend jackie, with about six years old somebody a