that was deflected and never got through to mike smith. smith again. picks it up himself. chipchura behind the defense. >> quick stick of brent seabrook when's been really good at that in the series. >> hjalmarsson for kruger. marcus krug ere to center ice. back to kruger. shaw again. kruger. comes out in front. smith out. and yandle has it. yandle up the far boards. good keep-in by oduya. that was blocked. >> good block by morris. nice steam by oduya to keep it in the zone. >> yandle with a wrist shot now. he'll hold it there. 13:09 remaining in the third. in the final round the audience choice ingredient bud light! and here we go. looks like chef dubois is emulsifying the bud light into a foam, what's his competitor doing? he appears to be having a really, really good time. cheers. a bud light reduction for dubois and his opponent? also improvising nicely, let's see that again. judges? i like the use of the pressure cooker to tenderize the beef. but also the use of the cell phone to order the pizza. [ male announcer ] it's the sure sign of a good time. the just right tas

for mike smith, he faced 16 shots in the third period alone. then was barraged with shots in the overtime. and the thing about smith, he's just such a competitor. he keeps playing. he keeps his focus. whatever comes his way, he's the one who's there. that save there was just a beautiful save. of course, the celebration at the end. >> celebration is something else. great game number one. we look forward to game number two. again, mike smith, can he keep it up and put a two-goal cushion in this best of seven series? we'll see. 7 p.m. eastern we kick it off in glendale on the nbc sports network. >> thanks so much. let's bring it back to our game. give me something to watch for in overtime. >> if i'm peter deboer, i'm putting parise on often and early, he has his skating legs. kovalchuk does not. i would limit his ice time and play the heck out of zach parise. >> flyers have great team speed. i would push it deep, get on the new jersey devils' defense and keep shooting at brodeur. >> that's what to expect. when you're expecting overtime hockey from

for mike smith, he faced 16 shots in the third period alone. then was barraged with shots in the overtime. and the thing about smith, he's just such a competitor. he keeps playing. he keeps his focus. whatever comes his way, he's the one who's there. that save there was just a beautiful save. of course, the celebration at the end. >> celebration is something else. great game number one. we look forward to game number two. again, mike smith, can he keep it up and put a two-goal cushion in this best of seven series? we'll see. 7 p.m. eastern we kick it off in glendale on the nbc sports network. >> thanks so much. let's bring it back to our game. give me something to watch for in overtime. >> if i'm peter deboer, i'm putting parise on often and early, he has his skating legs. kovalchuk does not. i would limit his ice time and play the heck out of zach parise. >> flyers have great team speed. i would push it deep, get on the new jersey devils' defense and keep shooting at brodeur. >> that's what to expect. when you're expecting overtime hockey from

mike smith spectacular, 39 save shutout. coyotes blew the game wide open in the third. eliminated the blackhawks with a 4-0 win. they take on the nashville predators, next. there's a decisive game seven between the rangers and senators. the signing of brad richard came through with a goal in the clutch. the rangers got a 2-1 lead in the second. a couple of weeks ago chris crieder was wearing a title for boston college happen he had his first career goal. rangers win, 3-2. game seven is thursday. >>> mickey loomis had -- if this is true, not only is it an nfl violation, it could uponly be a federal crime for wiretapping. >>> the nets ended their run in new jersey with a loss to the sixers. the nets will move to brooklyn next year. philly's six players in double figures. baseball, rodriguez put his own spin on the ceremonial first pitch. the night belonged to a different rodriguez. a-rod with a three-run bomb in the fifth. yankees win it 7-4. two aboard for joe mather. singled up the middle. in came the tieing run, in came the winning run. cubs walked off with a 3-2 win.

mike smith spectacular, 39 save shutout. coyotes blew the game wide-open in the third. eliminated the blackhawks with a 4-0 win. there's a decisive game seven between the rangers and senators. the rangers got a 2-1 lead in the second. a couple of weeks ago chris crieder was wearing a title for boston college happen he had his first career goal. game seven is thursday. football when you thought it couldn't get any worse for the new orleans saints it has. saints gm had an electronic device at his stadium suite and he eaves dropped on other teams from 2002 to 2004. it could be a federal crime for wiretapping. nba nets ended their 35 run in new jersey with a loss to the sixers. the nets will move to brooklyn next year. philly's six players in double figures. baseball, rodriguez put his own spin on the ceremony pitch. a-rod with a 3-1 bomb in the fifth. yankees win it. walkoff under the lights. two aboard for joe mather. singled up the middle. cubs walked off with a 3-2 win. that's your early look at sports on "early today". i'm fred roggin. >> coming up an ugly divorce batt

mike smith spectacular, 39 save shutout. coyotes blew the game wide-open with three goals in the third. eliminated the blackhawks with a 4-0 win. they will take on the nashville predators next. there's a decisive game seven between the rangers and senators. brad richards came through in the clutch gave the rangers a 3-2 lead in the second. a couple of weeks ago chris crieder was wearing a title for boston college. he had his first career goal. game seven is thursday. football when you thought it couldn't get any worse for the new orleans saints it has. saints gm had an electronic device at his stadium suite and he eavesdropped on other teams from 2002 to 2004. if this is true, not only is it an nhl violation could be a federal crime for wiretapping. nba nets ended their 35 year run in new jersey with a loss to the sixers. the nets will move to brooklyn next year. philly's six players in double figures. baseball, rodriguez put his own spin on the ceremony pitch. the retired catcher tossed from home plate to second base before

mike smith spectacular between the pipes, a 39-save shutout. blew the game wide open with three goals in the third, went on to eliminate the blackhawks with a 4-0 win. they take on nashville next. new york's big free agent signing brad richard came through. rangers won 3-2, game seven is thursday. >>> football just when you thought it couldn't get any worse for the new orleans saints it has. according to reports, saints gm mickey loomis had an electronic device that allowed him to eavesdrop on visiting teams from 2002-2004. if this is true, it's not only an floofl violation, it could be a criminal violation. >>> the nets will move to brooklyn. they lost today. >>> baseball, ivan rodriguez put his ceremonial spin on the fist pitch. he ran from home to second. a-rod with a three-run bomb in the fifth, that's the difference. yankees win 7-4. >>> how about a walk-off under the lights at wrigley. two abored for joe mather. single up the middle, in came the tying run, in came the winning run. cubs walked off with a two-run win pf. >> now for a look a

mike smith, deputy director of the bureau of indian affairs, and keith moore, director of the bureau of indian education. next we welcome the honorable yvette roubideaux, a director of health services in the department of health and human services. accompanying dr. roubideaux is mr. randy graknell, deputy director of health services. let me just thank you for your patience, and i've been looking forward to this hearing. so secretary, will you, please, proceed with your testimony. >> thank you, chairman akaka. we have previously submitted a written statement, but i'll summarize my statement to begin with. we thank you for this opportunity to provide the department of statement on the fiscal year 2013 president's budget request. the 2013 budget request for indian aaffairs within the department of interior totals $2.5 billion in current appropriations. this is $4.6 million below last year's enacted level, which amounts to a reduction of 2/10 of 1%. as you know, indian affairs meets with tribes on a quarterly basis. on the budget. through the tribal interior budget council and through th

patrick kane smothered by mike smith point blank no score at the end of one and in the second brilliantrison once again smith up to the challenge couple of minutes later coyotes power play barely a shot the entire night tapping in bed right in front of course crawford 1-0 lead that is ready are now at the end of two. also tonight rangers trying to stay alive 1-1 in the third. rangers pulled away brad richards blast 1 home 2-1 rangers lead. as if the chicago cubs did not have enough trouble but we can't first place cardinals starting tonight game on the north side crowd not giving up on the cubs yet. so far matt garza pitching well this season great run sacrifice fly a difference in this one continuing west coast trip in oakland chicago white sox. doing very nicely tonight jake peavy and before the game philip humber mr. perfect taping top-10 list on david letterman show. not only working to david letterman tonight but also contact number one white sox that president obama gave him a telephone call today philip humber big day in the wake of the perfect game on saturday also football chic

and no one wore the black hat better than mike. >> you know, as i was speaking earlier with his former cbs news colleague, harry smitht to see on his epitaph, which is "tough, but fair." you concur with that? you think that's the way he would want to be remembered? >> absolutely. that's lovely of harry to recall that. because it's absolutely true. and in fact, alex, it was the very last line of "close encounters." in which mike himself said, you know, he didn't know how much time he had left. but it turned out he had a lot of time. 20 years later we wrote another book. he said he wanted to be remembered as tough, but fair. and the fair -- the fair meants much to him as the tough, too. >> there you are. the one to confirm that as a result of the end of their book, "close encounters" with him. gary gates, thank you for taking the time to speak to us about a man who i'm certain was your friend. thank you. >> thank you and i'm a loyal viewer so this is indeed a privilege. >> have a great weekend, thank you. >> repeating our breaking news, legendary cbs news newsman mike wallace has died at the age of 93. >>> we're going

. >> smith: veterans like mike digiacomo, w dreamed of pursuing a career in computer animation when het the army. he had learned about a for-profit school, gibbs college in boston, from a tv ad. when he spoke to a recruiter there, he was told they had connections to some of the biggest hollywood studios. >> they did say they had connections to get into pixar. pixar was pretty much the stereotypical dream of all the animation students. so i thought that i would be able to live comfortably and support a family and... and do what i loved. >> smith: the school refutes it, but digiacomo claims gibbs never proved proper computer animation training.y >> nobody in my family had gone to college. we didn't know that there was bad colleges out there. we didn't know there was... you know, that if it advertised on tv that it wasn't a good school. we didn't know that kind of stuff. >> smith: digiacomo enrolled at another for-profit school, but soon realized he had run through much of his gi benefits and tens of thousands of dollars in student loans to make ends meet. he dropped out before he got the

smith. and then owen o'donnell. in that order. >> the next speaker could come up? please come up to the mike. >> if everyone could line up, that would help us. we have a hearing on several other items. >> good afternoon, and thank you. i am ramon smith. i have always had concerns about the lack of regulations. in the south market area, as stated by many speakers before me, we have a large population of seniors and disabled. considering we do have a number of buses coming through there. some kind of common ground to which we can entertain the tourists who come to the city and maintain a steady and sustainable environment in which our people can live then. the carbon emissions and noise -- have had an adverse effect on the quality of life. i encourage you to move forward. and the preschool all delivery speed to get in place those directives and guidelines and regulations that you can to bring about positive change in the neighborhood. >> i am damian, who represents sightseeing and the tour operators association. i wanted to talk about the ambient sound legislation, and i know that there is a t

laura garcia-cannon and mike inouye helped them roll up their sleeves. laura talked with neil smith about the company's efforts. >> this is the best day of the company. it's nice to have them here with us. thank you on behalf of comcast. we love giving back to the community we work in. we love dreaming big and getting in volunteerism and funding. it's very meaningful for us to be out in the community. we expected 3,000 volunteers and got 4,200 or more. we are working on 6700 projects around the country. i love seeing the kids and families here working together. it's part of our country. it means a lot to us to give back. >> again, comcast is nbcs parent company. volunteers showed up throughout the bay area to help with republican novations inside and out. i had a chance to participate at an elementary school in west oakland. as you could have seen, but you can't. comcast folks painted the stairs. we had a chance to plant flowers and clean up the classrooms. volunteers were out in force at the shore today. the leatherback sea turtle was the focus on the san mateo coast. they use eart

smith, tucson, arizona. >> didn't say that to mike wallace, brian i remember said there is global warming and that's a factuse is unknown but a cleaner planet is a better planet. we just have to be smart about it. and kentucky. >> well, he was fair with me, cam. i don't know if he thought i'm a conservative or not. i'm an independent. but he was fairuous. they could have cheap-shotted us on 60 minutes and they didn't. from illinois. >> i'm glad you got your money's worth, mike. killing lincoln is still in the top ten after 28 weeks on the marketplace. if you become a premium member you get the book free are charge. it's a great deal. check it out. from morgan hill, california. >> but there would be riots trying to get there. maybe we will test it, rick. wouldn't that be unbelievable, we go to berkeley, california? the security alone, though. all right. in the meantime, the tour rolls into new york city, chicago, june 23rd and there are premium tickets available where you get to meet miller and me, which is frightening. check it out on billoreilly.com. finally, pinheads and patriots. the winner of the maste

mike. 6:19 right now. >>> this morning, ana nicole smith's long-time companion will be back in court. they're appealing a decision to throw out nearly all charges against howard k. stern. a judge ruled stern never had the intent to commit fraud. instead, the judge said stern was simply trying to protect her privacy. smith died in 2007 of an accidental overdose of a powerful sedative mixed with nine other prescription drugs. >>> also today, criminal charges could be on the way for pro football players connected to that pay for pain program. the nfl says it's weighing exactly how to punish two dozen or so saints players allegedly connected to that bounty program. telling players it has hired attorneys to represent them if needed. the nfl says at least 22 players were part of that bounty pool which awarded thousands of dollars in cash in bonuses for hits that would knock out targeted opponents during a ball game. the nfl has suspended the head coach for the entire season next year, that is without pay. the appeal process is set to begin this week. >>> 6:20 right now. it's the day basketb

mike wallace, cbs news, new york. >>> cbs news film cameramen, keith kay, engineer rad pea, john smith, karl sorenson, kurt volcker, and cbs news sound men. this has been a cbs news special report. the or de"the ordeal of con th." this brafts hoadcast has been b to you by western electric. as part of their continuing coverage of important news events. the preceding program was a cbs news special report, programs regularly scheduled at this time will return next sunday. >>> this week on the civil war, a panel discussion from the lincoln forum symposium in gettysburg. the panel addressed the question why didn't the war end in 1861? several lincoln and civil war scholars participated and lincoln forum vice chairman moderated. this is a little under 90 minutes. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm harold holtzer, vice chairman of the lincoln forum. i want to welcome you to this year's historians' panel and the topic, why didn't the civil war end in 1861. in a sense, that may seem like a strange question to anchor our discussion today. think about it. in the spring of 1861 the north held tremendous advantages over the south.

mike wallace. we'll talk with harry smith who worked with wallace for years and look at aspects of his career thatects in the tulsa, oklahoma, shootings, what was their motive. we'll hear from city officials and live to texas, where tim tebow is getting an easter sermon. we'll tell you how many folks are turning out for that. and finding the right campaign message and strategy talk. how slogans in the past have worked and what might president obama be settling on this year? and me lisa the reverend al with you. >> thank you, alex. happy easter. up next, we'll talk about "to kill a morninging bird." why? because our president is getting artsy. >>> who is the your business entrepreneur of the week? like many small business owners. carmen constantino of new york is struggling with the rising cost of gas, he's figured out a way to streamline deliveries while trying to minimize pricing increases for his customers. for more watch thursday mornings at 7:30 on msnbc. last season was the gulf's best tourism season in years. in florida we had more suntans... in alabama we had more beautiful blooms... in mis

mike wallace, cbs news, new york. >>> cbs news film cameramen, at con thien. keith kay, gerard pea, john smith, carl sorensen, kurt volkert, and cbs news sound men. this has been a cbs news special report. "the ordeal of con thien." this broadcast has been brought to you by western electric. the manufacturing and supply unit of the bell system. as part of their continuing coverage of important news events. the preceding program was a cbs news special report, programs regularly scheduled at this time will return next sunday. >>> throughout the weekend here on american history tv on c-span3, watch personal interviews about historic events on oran histories. our history book shelf features some of the best known history writers. revisit key figures, battles and events during the 150th anniversary of the civil war. visit college classrooms across the country during lectures in history. go behind the scenes at museums and historic sites on american artifacts and the presidency looks at the policies and legacies of past american presidents. view our complete schedule at c-span.org/history and sign u

mike. >>> we are following developing news this morning of an overnight pot raid in oakland. >> several pounds of marijuana and made more than a dozen arrests. christie smith live from oakland where police are still on the scene. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, we just spoke with police and they say this is a major marijuana grow operation that goes well beyond street level. that's one officer's words. i want to stemp aside so you ca see one of the bags of marijuana they're going to be taking out of here soon. this is at a warehouse at 89th avenue and g streets in east oakland with over 1,000 marijuana plants inside. lights growing equipment. officers tell me that 11 people were arrested including ten here on scene and one in the area with a gun. one of the people arrested they tell me was a woman. they also say that the dea has already been out here. but this is really an oakland police department operation. they tell me they had 33 officers here at one time going in they say this is an ongoing investigation. there's a whole lot of details they can't talk about yet. but they did tell me it started with a s.w.a.t. operation with flash bangs

mike. >>> folks, in the south bay, what we've been talking about if you're joining us is a s.w.a.t. situation. this affects folks around the area. cleveland at forest. christie smith is on scene. but the freeways, this is 880, 280, they're moving smoothly. and also moving smoothly. keep that in mind as you pass through the area. avoid cleveland near forest if you can. southbound 280 and northbound 101 off that interchange, they have shown slowing in the 50s over the last few minutes, but overall, very light volume. southbound 680 and 580 westbound starts the slowing right around livermore and the dublin interchange. the ripple for the weekend, guys. >> all right, mike. nice way to put that. >>> well, we can tell you a new steve jobs biography released overnight has kind of a strange tidbit about a golden ticket. scott mcgrew with the latest this morning. >> good morning, jon. it's called "insanely simple." it's by a fellow who knew steve well. he helped run the advertising campaign. ken said he convinced steve jobs for the "i" in imac. he says jobs wanted to hide a willy wonka-like ticket in the box containing a new imac. whoever got it would get a tour of the coo

now, mike hellgren explains, family members are stunned and agry. >> reporter: angelus and smith were thrown across martin luther king boulevard and left to die on the pavement in june. >> ( screaming ). >> their loved ones exploded with rage after jurors found dunn, charged with manslaughter, dui and leaving the scene not guilty. >> pay attention, because no more innocent lives need to be taken, whether you are in a crosswalk, what ever. come on now. >> he understand what happens in the case. he feels for that family, too. but to take the blame for something he didn't do, that's not right. >> reporter: police stopped the car about an hour after the hit-and-run, but dunn was in the passenger seat. prosecutors argue that he switched seat with his girlfriend, miles, who was behind the wheel. miles got a suspended sentence and no jail time for her case at her testimony pointing the finger at dunn. >> we felt that's the way to get to the right person. we felt strongly that's the appropriate course to take. >> we have one of the finest prosecutors around trying the case. but it was his dec

smith, nbc bay area news. >>> doyle drive has been taking people to the golden gate bridge. tonight, it is closing down. >> we have team coverage of this day. make mi mike inouye has information on it, and bob redell shows us what's up next in this big time project. bob, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tom, marla. come monday morning, this half mile stretch of doyle drive that we're driving on right now will be rubble. some of the 40 machines that are going to destroy it are out to the right side, waiting to go to town and take down this 76-year-old structure. that demolition doesn't start until 8:00 tonight. that's when caltran will close doyle at marina and lombard, and keep it closed to 5:00 monday morning. highway 1 and golden gate bridge will remain open during this time, but those in the transportation business are asking you to avoid this area because traffic will be bad. doyle drive is coming down because it is so old and seismically unsafe. in its place will be the new parkway, a $1.1 billion project that incorporates four tunnels leading to golden gate. expect it in three to four years. this weekend will be busy for project leaders. t

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mike that we had initially there. but with intel, the question will be -- and i'm going to talk to stacy smith shortly here. what's the state of the pc sales market, especially in a world that is so bad for tablets and mobile devices which intel doesn't have the footprint that they would like right now. what is the big question that you have for stacy smith? >> i think one of them is definitely windows 8 and also we are seeing talking on the pc side here, how does end demand look for pc lastly, it probably takes a lot to move them. >> david, when i look at these, i see flat revenues compared to a year ago or slight beats. considering how much of a run these stocks have had, you can beat on the expectation but in the end what matters is what is the growth over the long term and this doesn't look like that to me. am i crazy? >> you've absolutely hit the important issue. without end demand you can't grow revenue. we've been in a great profitability cycle because of productivity gains but in the end you need to have end demand. we're in a weak economy and particularly in some of these products like pcs, demand

mike. >>> oakland police right now investigating a shooting that sent three people to the hospital. >> we are learning one of the people wounded may have been an innocent passer by hit by a stray bullet. christie smith live in oakland with the latest for us. good morning. >> good morning to you. oakland police this morning still trying to piece together exactly what happened, but what they're dealing with is a triple shooting. and as you said, it appears one of the victims may have been someone who just happened to be in the area at the wrong time and was hit too. i spoke with the sergeant on duty this morning at the oakland police department downtown and he says they got a call to 98th near holly street in east oakland just after 11:00 last night. they found two young men down shot several times. it's believed to be possible that they were actually shooting at each other. then they tell me that another man happened to be driving by and he was hit. police tell me they're not sure if he was the driver or passenger in that car, but the window was completely blown out. somehow that man was able to make it over about a mile away and was able to explain to a roommate exactly what happened. the sergeant t

smith continues to follow that shooting investigation. but it does not affect your drive on the richmond bridge. back to you. >> thank you, mike 6:39 right now. come up on "today in the bay." trucking towards a movie theater, a special film going on tonight. >>> space shuttle discovery docks atday. weveha dl hels tetoy.et we'll have the details nt.ai [ girl ] my mom always tells me: if you want something done right, then do it yourself. that's the idea behind our children, our future -- the ballot initiative to fix our schools. we've waited years for the politicians to do it. now, we can do it ourselves. our children, our future sends every k through 12 dollar straight to our schools... not to sacramento. it benefits every kid in every school, with local control of the money. that's why the p-t-a supports it. my mom likes it, too. >>> and this is live look at the crowd gathering at the space shuttle "discovery." it is going to be on the grounds of the smithsonian national air and space museum where the "discovery" will call its permanent home. a ceremony scheduled for later this morning and former astronaut john glenn along wi

host: presented adam smith, ranking member of the armed services committee, thank you. coming up, representative mikeccall will join us to talk about cyber security legislation, and an update with secretary. first, a update from c-span radio. >> a new report is accusing international forces of misleading the public by calling military operations afghan-led him even in cases where nato or u.s. forces are the only troops on the ground. a u.s. spokesman says since december, all u.s. counter- terrorism and special forces missions have been afghan-lead, but he did not provide details on what made them so. the day after republican presidential candidate mitt romney's primary wins, a democratic super pac backing president obama's reelection campaign is starting to air $1 million of advertising in colorado and nevada tying mitt romney to oil companies. they are testing the likely republican presidential nominee as the "$200 million man cocoa asserting that governor romney is "in the tank for big oil cartel prosecutors brought the first criminal charges -- oil cartel prosecutors brought the first criminal cha

mike's got tabs on it for us, 5:25 right now. >>> new information this morning that the gunman in monday's shooting rampage in oakland may have had a different target than first thought. i'm christie smith with that story coming up in a live report. >>> a confession in a deadly hit-and-run in the south bay, why the driver says he did it on purpose. >>> and a live look outside this morning for this -- >> reporter: and the search for sierra lamar is heading outside of morgan hill. i'm bob redell. >>> now we'll take that live look outside this morning. golden gate bridge for this thursday, april 5th, this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning to you, and thanks so much for joining us, 5:28 right now, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> let's check in with christina loren to find out about thursday and beyond. kind of cool, but it's going to get nicer. >> it's going to get nice, we have that sunshine. you can open up your windows and let that clean air in. as we head throughout the afternoon, temperatures are only going to make it into the 60s inland. we're talking about the upper 50s by the coast and cold enough for a jacket this morning, forget about the umbrella until the second half of your h

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economics of two hundred years ago, as mike suggested, is to be challenged because the principles of economics remain as they were when adams seven -- adam smith first articulated them in 1776, a good year with the declaration of independence, and the principles remain the same. the constitution was meant to secure principles such bad free people can exchange in free -- participate in free exchanges. host: we are discussing the 10th amendment, state rights, with michael seidman and roger pilon. back to the phones. in new jersey. independent line. thank you for waiting. caller: 1 we talk about the federal government, we are talking about people, right? i live in new jersey. i'm free to live in arizona, texas, anywhere i want to read some of the governors today are not native to their states. i think the whole thing of state rights are blown all out of proportion when we have to live in a country that has come in lot. -- that as common law. host: mike seidman? guest: so, this is one of the ways in which the country has changed dramatically since 1776 or 1789. travel at that time was what -- was much less frequent. the identity was within the sta