crosby is out there along with malkin. sullivan will work one point, kunitz across the way, then niskanen. one more guys off the flyers bench and that is schenn. nine penguins left. trickled on. steering it away is johnson. niskanen. hoping for a little more respectability. a double minor involving rinaldo. no scoring the rest of the power play time. crosby. went off bryzgalov and wide. perfect setup for malkin. it would not go. it's that kind of day. kunitz delays. bryzgalov is able to hold on. we mentioned detroit and toronto. philadelphia came back from three and defeated boston in 2010. and the islanders defeated the pittsburgh penguins after being down by three in 1975. in the rest of pro sports, only the red sox have done it. >> pierre: mike richards stepping up on david krejci in the neutral zone, krejci broke his wrist. >> mike: scrambled and kicked back out. unlike this series, that is a goalie series that is one game apiece. along to kubina. niskanen able to bring it ahead. university of minnesota, duluth, produc

crosby is out there along with malkin. sullivan will work one point, kunitz across the way, then niskanen. one more guys off the flyers bench and that is schenn. nine penguins left. trickled on. steering it away is johnson. niskanen. hoping for a little more respectability. a double minor involving rinaldo. no scoring the rest of the power play time. crosby. went off bryzgalov and wide. perfect setup for malkin. it would not go. it's that kind of day. kunitz delays. bryzgalov is able to hold on. we mentioned detroit and toronto. philadelphia came back from three and defeated boston in 2010. and the islanders defeated the pittsburgh penguins after being down by three in 1975. in the rest of pro sports, only the red sox have done it. >> pierre: mike richards stepping up on david krejci in the neutral zone, krejci broke his wrist. >> mike: scrambled and kicked back out. unlike this series, that is a goalie series that is one game apiece. along to kubina. niskanen able to bring it ahead. university of minnesota, duluth, produc

but evgeni malkin for the score. game tied at 2-2. flyers on a power play. jakub voracek, beating marc-andre fleury. two minutes later, standing right there, making it happen because it's deflected by sidney crosby. he finds the back of the net. penguins tie it up at 3-3. matt cooke shoots wide. jordan staal, right place, right time. penguins, taking a 4-3 lead, in the first period. second period, flyers, benching their goalie. going, now, with sergei bob rob ski. staal's second of the game. 6-3, penguins. late second period. penguins up 8-3. two-on-one, staal. rips it. rips it. his fifth goal of the playoffs. 9-3, penguins. third period. same score. chris kunitz, shooting. malkin, rebounding. penguins win, 10-3. pittsburgh tying a franchise record with ten goals. the series is now 3-1, in favor of philadelphia. >>> friday night, espn has an nba doubleheader. rajon rondo, the atlantic division-leading celtics host the hawks at 7:00 eastern. then, at 9:30, a battle of western division leaders as andrew bynum and the lakers visit tony parker and the spurs. >>

malkin, rebounding. penguins win, 10-3. pittsburgh tying a franchise record with ten goals. series is now 3-1, in favor of philadelphia. >>> friday night, espn has an nba doubleheader. rajon rondo, the atlantic division-leading celtics host the hawks at 7:00 eastern. then, at 9:30, it's a battle of western division leaders as andrew bynum and the lakers visit tony parker and the spurs. >> all right. thanks, guys. >>> well, we now know who bought that third and final winning ticket in last month's giant mega millions lottery. merle and pat butler are the mystery winners from the tiny town of red bud, illinois. the couple has kept the secret to themselves for about three weeks and kept the winning ticket in their safe deposit box at the bank. >> she kind of looked at me funny. then, she started giggling. and she giggled for about four hours, i think. one of the people i know in the bank says, oh, i guess you come over to put your ticket away. i said, yeah. i won this thing. i got to get this thing put away. just laughed it off. and she doesn't know until right now that i reall

so now the question is, can sidney crosby, evgeni malkin and company bounce back?ainst the flyers. >> look out. >> look out is right. >> if that's a sign of what's to come, then we're going to be in for a tough playoff series. >> bryzgalov watched it jump over his body. the penguins take a 3-0 lead. >> the flyers have come all the way back to tie it here in the third. >> another try, deflected. they score! voracek! >> robbed by ilya bryzgalov. and the seesaw battle continues. couturier with the hat trick. >> they've stunned pittsburgh again. >> pittsburgh actually 2 for 4 on the power play in game two. that would seem to be a good thing. but can that power play be hurting and helping them? >> yeah, it hurt them a lot. it hurt them because they allowed two shorthanded goals for the philadelphia flyers. momentum changes when you're scored upon well on the power play. and the flyers took full advantage. they created offensive chances. turnover by kris letang. it's claude giroux with a chance to score there. fleury, a nice save. not good decisions with the puck by leta

yevgeny malkin the top player of the season. >> top player of the postseason and top player in today's game, claude giroux. you wanted to see a statement by your best player early. that is what claude giroux did off the opening drop. boom. there you go, sidney crosby. have a seat. he makes a big statement to his team. right in front of the pittsburgh penguins' bench. this is what you want from your best player. he answers it 32 seconds into the first period with a ripper past fleury. great start to the game for the philadelphia flares. they never looked back. thanks to claude giroux, they move on. >> have you seen a more impactful first 32 seconds of a game? >> no. probably the first six seconds. when he hits crosby, the tone was set to trumpet with the goal was more emphatic. >> six points in a single game, 14 points in a series. he's clearly elevated his play. speaking of a guy who elevates his play, danny briere. pedestrian regular season but are you surprised he had this big of an impact on the postseason? >> not at all. he's done it in 2010. helped carries the flyers on his back t

yevgeny malkin the top player of the season. >> top player of the postseason and top player in today's game, claude giroux. you wanted to see a statement by your best player early. that is what claude giroux did off the opening drop. boom. there you go, sidney crosby. have a seat. he makes a big statement to his team. right in front of the pittsburgh penguins' bench. this is what you want from your best player. he answers it 32 seconds into the first period with a ripper past fleury. great start to the game for the philadelphia flares. they never looked back. thanks to claude giroux, they move on. >> have you seen a more impactful first 32 seconds of a game? >> no. probably the first six seconds. when he hits crosby, the tone was set to trumpet with the goal was more emphatic. >> six points in a single game, 14 points in a series. he's clearly elevated his play. speaking of a guy who elevates his play, danny briere. pedestrian regular season but are you surprised he had this big of an impact on the postseason? >> not at all. he's done it in 2010. helped carries the flyers on his back t

michelle malkin, we thank you very much for weighing in.in.com and the other is twitchy.com? >> you got it. >> brian: big feature on me to kick off. >> that's right. take care. >> steve: thank you. >> brian: straight ahead, have you heard america is in the middle of a major drug shortage? what's causing it and should the government get involved? the medical a team is here to break it down. >> gretchen: ever dream of buying a house, fixing it up and making your own dream home but think you can't afford it? bob massi says don't stop dreaming. he'll show you how to make it happen cording to the signs, ford is having some sort of big tire event. i just want to confirm a few things with fiona. how would you describe the event? it's big. no,i mean in terms of savings how would you sum it up? big in your own words, with respect to selection, what would you say? big okay, let's talk rebates mike, they're big they're big get $100 rebate, plus the low price tire guarantee during the big tire event.ords we can agree that ford's tire event is a good si

michelle malkin was on sean hannity's show, and her theory was republicans have been too nice to presidenthow obama is more likable than any republican, and somehow he is a nice guy. i hate hearing this from mitt romney. he has got to get this talking point out of his mouth. barack obama is not a nice guy, he [ inaudible ] brutally with the right, brave republicans who have been calling him to the carpet on all of the disgusting corporate corruption that has rained. >> i hate it when anyone calls anyone nice especially a democrat! you weren't mean enough, michelle, i couldn't tell. let's watch what john boehner's interpretation was. >> when you look at this final agreement that we came to with the white house, i got 98% of what i wanted. i'm pretty happy. >> god he looks like he was brutallized by president obama. on which planet? to give you a better sense of it. now they started a new mien the republicans. because mitt romney has the scandal with the seamus the dog on his car roof that he travelled with for 12 hours, they found a piece of president obama's book where he says he was fed d

michelle malkin has comments about it.ok, a stunning development in the fast & furious scandal. a key figure stepping down but given a job elsewhere and a good one. is this another cover-up we ask? >> and it's the first time it's ever been done successfully. a kidney rejected by one patient and then taken and transplanted into another. that's fantastic. you're watching "fox & friends" hour two live from new york starting right now. >> break out the snorkle gear because we're going to be going underwater. >> we are? >> yep. with jack hanna. >> you know, we often say certain people are in the tank for other people. jack hanna is in the tank right now at sea world for us. good morning, jack. can you hear us? wave if you can hear us. >> yeah. is he stuck? i think he's running out of air. >> is there a lifeguard? >> he's going to tell us the amazing, new sea turtle exhibit. >> right. >> that's going to be happening down at sea world. >> fantastic. >> that's great. meanwhile, we have headlines for you and a huge guest list to ge

moving on michelle malkin, who follows legendary loser lars -- >> some of the persistent feminist mythsiscrimination against women that explains the wage gap. there are things like, oh i don't know, free will, and the kind of choices that women make on their own. >> to work for less? >> with regard to the kind of industries they choose to go in. >> sure, i choose to make less than men. >> if lies were [ inaudible ] michelle malkin would be a wookie. >> i'll blame all of this on the bible. it's women's own fault they have painful child work menstruation and crappy wages because of men. >> thanks for bringing up menstruation. peter bar berra. >> what he is doing to the country is part of the election of america. we said he was not going to divide the country, and he has become one of the greatest if not the greatest president pushing morality -- >> he is from the organization of americans for the truth about homosexuality. >> oh right. >> the big lie now is obama promised to not be a divider. it was bush who had us loosing 750,000 jobs a month. and i still blame george lucas for jar-jar t

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joining me with the reaction is michelle malkin and tam raholder is here. it's first peter, chapter 2, verse 9. gods has called you out of darkness into his wonderful light. is this the same obama that was supposed to, you know slow the rise of the oceans and heal the planet? that the same guy? are we back to that again? >> yeah, we are. it is not going to be too long before the mainstream media and the slavering sieveo -- sykofants are drooling. they will be in his glow, glo-'bama. but reality has smacked these people upside the head. and michelle obama can tell all the amazing stories she wants. but she won't be able to rewrite the sordid history of the last three years. >> sean: there seems to be here a disconnect. the president, by every measure -- do you think $5 tril globe debt -- you call $4 trillion in 8 years, unpatriotic and irresponsible, using a bank in fact chinasm we pass the $5 trillion in debt mark. do you think this deserves comparisons to jesus? >> well, i think that's a little bit of a stretch in your own right, sean. >> sean: what's a st

kin malkin [ male announcer ] break the grip of back or arthritis pain with odor free aspercreme. powerful medicine relieves pain fast, with no odor. so all you notice is relief. aspercreme. >>> in crime and punishment tonight, a new york grand jury is investigating a fatal shooting that some are comparing to the trayvon martin shooting. now, in this case, an unarmed elderly veteran was killed, shot to death in his own home, by police officers who broke down his door. five months later, no one's been charged. the man's family is demanding what they say would be justice. here's soledad o'brien. >> reporter: the alarm rang in at 5:00 a.m. on a cold winter morning. a 68-year-old vietnam vet with a severe heart condition had set off his medical alert device. but, instead of an ambulance, police arrived at kenneth chamberlain's apartment. neighbors saw guns drawn, a riot shield. >> they stated that if he didn't come and open the door they was going to knock it down. >> right across from the elevator -- >> his niece who lives upstairs tells police that he'd set off the alarm accidentall

michelle malkin says yes. she's here in moments to sing about it.d, folks. live from studio e in the heart of midtown manhattan, thank you for joining us on this busy thursday. >> gretchen: we ran out of time on the interview we did with the couple who lost their 13-year-old child. if you want more information on this organization, if you go on-line and research that, it's such an important story and the signs to look for. >> brian: that's an honor student, too. it's not like well, my kid was head down the wrong path. >> gretchen: high achiever and they believe some of the kids are doing it to get attention because they may feel pressure in their lives. one more thing for parents to be looking out for. >> steve: as you plan the next hour, we've got former prime minister of the united kingdom, tony blair with us, plus mitt romney joins us live from the campaign trail. a busy final hour today. >> gretchen: let's start with headlines. faa releasing new audio tapes of what happened inside an american airlines cockpit when a flight attendant had a violen

including our campus lecture program which includes top conservative women like ann coulter, michelle malkin, s.e. cupp and, of course, nonie darwish who will be speaking for the institute at fuhrman university later this week. if you are interested in learning more about how to bring a conservative woman speaker to your campus, please visit our web site at www.cblti.org. we are so honored to have a conservative women leader like nonie darwish here to the share her experience growing up as a muslim in egypt and to give us her unique perspective on the recent arab spring uprisings. in her new book, "the devil we don't know," nonie explores the unpleasant truths behind the individuals who initiated the cairo protest and be tells how radical groups like the muslim brotherhood have hijacked the revolution to further their own very terrifying agendas. based as the daughter of an army lieutenant general, nonie was taught at a young age the propaganda of hatred. she was forced to recite poetry, pledging jihad against israel and has spoken at length about growing up under sharia law. in 1978 after e

coulson needed to resign when malkin and goodman were sent to prison? >> now. -- now. he came forward and said i knew nothing of this, but it happened on my watch, and i think i've got to go. i should go. >> did you have a conversation with mr. coulson about this? >> now. >> together conversation with mr. hinton about mr. coulson leaving the company? >> i think he called me and told me this. and thought that mr. coulson was doing the honorable thing. and we, we all agreed the fact that somebody, we got one person, -- had engaged in hacking was a very, very serious matter. >> news corporation international boss rupert murdoch facing questions about the phone-hacking scandal and allegations of illegal payments by journalists. during the second attest to take me looking at the culture and media ethics at news corp international. we return now to live testimony in the british phone hacking investigation. >> clearly it may be serious breaches of the law, and certainly unethical. but i think of other unethical things, which i would call unethical, and extremely serious, but

here with us, the president of malkin holdings who includes the umpire state building.tate building, the largest building in the world for a long time. >> for a long time. >> you had to retro fit that. >> it's easier than a house. it's a big building, we could attract top people. much, much easier and transparent than doing a home. >> what was the goal in doing that? >> take things away from doing the right thing and make it all about money. people don't understand the cost of carbon, but understand the watt. if we can focus on creating megawatts, watt that is are saves and compare it to the cost of an actual watt, we can have an actual discussion. >> are you getting help in the real estate community? >> we have been successful. it's attracted top quality residents taking an aobsolete building. it's changing the view of the world from putting in bike racks and showers to talking about real, verifiable savings, the cost and returns. >> is there a fear among other building owners, huge skyscraper buildings, is there a fear of going green? how much it's going to cost? how

>> gretchen: tomorrow, michelle malkin, bob massi, and the story behind the barefoot bandit. >> steve

>> gretchen: tomorrow, michelle malkin, bob massi, and the story behind the barefoot bandit. >> steve in a healthier way, marlene cook will be with us in the after the show show. log on right now. >> eric: i will see you at 5:00 o'clock today. >> gretchen: have a great day. bill: let's get