that is nathan's cover. the 1980s was the first decade of most americans have a tv and vcr and cable system in their home and almost half had video game systems in their homes. the 1980s was also the time of the rise of synergy. these two things are connected. synergy meaning you see products across multiple platforms. you see stories across multiple platforms. there is mr. t. cereal and there is an e.t. commercial or the happy meal e.t. so the story, the ideological story and we will get into it though stories were but the ideological stories and pop culture were being told in multiple platforms in multiple venues in a country that was more saturated with that media than ever. and you also had total integration by the mid-1980, by 1983. 50 companies controlled most newspapers, magazines, tv stations and movie studios so you have an entire architecture for the first time where the stories of pop culture and politics can be sold to us in a way, and sold in particular to children, anyway that that is more inte

and i told nathan i was going to do this. i stole one of the cover graphics of his book to highlight how this happened. an argument in the book is things changed in the 1980s in a way that made the story line and iconography of the 1980s stake in a way they never had. so here are some examples. there is your graphic. the 1980s was the first decade most americans have a tv, vcr and cable system and almost half had video games in their homes. the 1980s was also the time of the rise of synergy. these were connected. you see products across multiple platforms. you see stories about multiple platforms. there is mr. tea cereal and and et commercial for the happy meal. it is an ideological story and we will get into what they are. the ideological stores were being told in multiple platforms in multiple venues in a country more saturated with that medium than ever. you also had total integration by 1980 -- by 1983. fifty companies controlled most newspapers and movies studios so you had an entire architecture for the first time where

nathan myrhvold. his story is amazing, he had a ph.d. by 23, chief technology officer at microsoft, paleontologist who has discovered nine t-rex, a master chef and his company holds 30,000 patents, all in a day's work, right? welcome back to the program, nathan. >> great to be here. >> when you saw what was happening in japan, what was your reaction? >> well, i think the first thing to understand, this is a slide rule-era plant designed in the 1960s and designed with a bunch of design decisions that you just have to question. as was typical of plant of that era, it's unsafe if the electricity every goes off. you needed to pump coolant through the plant at all timed. you should never have the electricity off. on, the strategy was to say, final, let's have diesel generators as backup. and to put the diesel generator essentially at sea level in an area that gets tsunamis. the problem is that the water from the tsunami flooded the diesel generators. and at that point they were pretty much screwed. but things got worse from that point onward.

. >> reporter: his name is nathan mervel, and cutting things in half to understand, for example, whatally does to a pot full of broccoli is just the beginning. the recipe in this ideal lab for food includes a dash of exquisite art mixed with a whole lot of science, all wrapped together with a passion for cooking. the result? "modernist cuisine," a $625, 2,400-page waterproof bible of food. a collection already sold out of its first printing despite its enormous size and price tag. >> we had a goal to show people a vision of food that they just hadn't seen before. >> reporter: take the simple bonbon for example. not so simple here. bananas are spun in a centrifuge, turning them to juice, which is frozen in liquid nitrogen, before being drowned in hot syrup. trust me, there's nothing complicated about the results. oh, wow. >> this is about 20 to 25 pounds of just this. >> reporter: the lead chef whipped up something he calls pea butter, by spinning peas in a jar at speeds that pull more gs than an astronaut on liftoff. >> are they making pea butter anywhere else on the planet right now?

we have nathan and santos and the robot they built at this apprenticeship. so here's what we've got. our photographer, mark, we have 100-degree weather over here on this paper, and 60-degree weather over here. put this into motion, nathan. let's see what your robot chooses. >> okay. >> turn it on. and it's -- oh, it's going to take a few seconds. no, not 60-degree weather! wait. is this going to turn around? maybe 100-degree weather? how do you like that back in the studio? >> i think it looks more like 80-degree weather. he was halfway. i think that was accurate. he said 79. >> definitely. these kids are doing some great stuff out here. >> i'd watch out because you're going infof to! >> zsh . >>> details on anthony weiner's online indiscretions and thesge x-rated pic of the disgraced democrat. go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters. >>> new allegations are surfaceingagainstrep

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scary moment in the first period, aaron rome hits nathan horton with his shoulder. horton is struggling. aaron rome leaves with game misconduct. horton would be put up on a stretcher. he left the game, was take ton the hospital. the bruins said they were doing it for horton. brad marchand scores shorthanded. bruins roll over the canucks 8-1. vancouver still leads the series two games to one. but boston sent a message tonight. >> any word on that guy's condition? >> no word yet. they were saying he was responsive but they have further examination to go. it was a terrible hit. i[ male announcer ] want to achieve more with your money?

nathan horton takes a late hit from aaron rome. there's another look there. rome would get a five-minute major. emts would tend to horton. he is carried away on a stretcher. he was moving extremities. here's more good news if you're a bruins fan. start of the second period, no score. andrew ference goes through traffic. beats roberto luongo like a rented mule. later in the second, 2-0 bruins lead. brad marchand steals the puck. he says, i'll take this and you'll take that. bruins, they go up 3-0. and that's what a yellow arrow gets you. third period. canucks down 4-0. henrik sedin tries to take the puck. and things would get a little chippy. under a minute to go, michael ryder. past luongo. lamp lit. bruins win this one, 8-1. they would take game three. >>> we move to the diamond. cliff lee and his phillies losing five of seven. taking on the dodgers. lee was dialed in early. matt kemp, see you.

middle of your screen right up nathan horton and horton is knocked out. a game misconduct, so he's done, has to leave. horton would leave on a stretcher, but he was moving his ex treatments. so that is good news -- extremities, so that is good news. 2nd period, brad marshawn pokes the puck away from the canucks, gets it and beats roberto luongo for the goal. bruins win 8-1 and trail the series two games to one. >>> golfer steve wheat croft was hoping his maryland magic would continue today. over the weekend he blistered the rest of the nationwide field to win the open in college park finishing 29-under park. today atnt he shot a 1st round 5-over 74, played nine on the north and walked off. >>> 54-year-old maryland coach and golfer fred funk also at woodmont looking to qualify, did 267 on the south course and 468 on the north course, so his 6-under gets him in. so we will see. fred funk next week at congressional country club at the uso. >>> former giants and steelers receiver plaxico burress a free man released from a new york prison after serving 20 mont

he's being sued by attorney general irvin nathan for $1 million. nathan said he would be willing to accept a settlement but thomas denies the charges and said he will not settle. >>> new this morning, a shooting at hains point. u.s. park police spotted a man sitting in a car by himself just after 1:00 a.m. which is closing time. the man came out holding a gun. the officers told him to drop the weapon and they say he refused so they had to open fire. man was taken to the hospital with serious injuries but nonlife-threatening injuries. >>> an officer is going door to door in a quiet community following a terrifying attack in herndon this past weekend. a 23-year-old woman woke up to find a man in her bedroom. police say the suspect had a weapon, sexually assaulted the victim and ran. one resident said the comfort she once felt living in the neighborhood is now gone. >> i told my husband, maybe we're going to move out because i'm scared of the neighborhood. i have my son with me and everything, 7-year-old son and i'm scared. >> now this is a composite

he is currently being sued by irvin nathan for $1 million. nathan says he who be willing to september a settlement but thomas denies the charges and says he will not settle. >>> a d.c. police officer is facing murder and manslaughter charges. richmond phillips and in court yesterday. he is accused of killing 20- year-old wonetta wright and leaving their one-year-old child to die. a camera recorded a meeting between phillips and wright last week. they melt in hillcrest heights park the 199before they were due to attend a paternity hearing. two days late are, wright was found dead nearby in the roads and had been shot. baby was found strapped inside her she apparently died from the extreme heat. wright's grandfather declined to repeat what he said to richmond phillips inside the courthouse. >> i have to hold back now. they told me not to say too much. >> this has been absolutely devastating for our community. it is, as you might understand, extremely devastating as well to the family of the victim. they are just absolutely beside themself as ar

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he wants to express his concern for nathan's well being and wish him a quick and full recovery.e did not return to the game. he will miss the rest of the playoffs. and should this series end early, that suspension will roll into next season. so good news is that horton was released today again from the hospital but that was one of the most vicious hits anyone has seen in quite a long time. >>> no tiger, but the u.s. open will still go on at congressional next week. here is director of golf john lyberger with a look at hole number 12. >> 12 holes. it's a dogleg left. par 4. but it's going to provide two unique challenges to the players during the open championship. mike davis has the opportunity to mix it up using a tee box from the 15th hole as well as the tee boxes from the 12th hole. so he can stretch the hole to 470 yards and then he can bring it up to 401 yards to the other tee box that they're going to play which is cut a little tighter to the left side of the hole which, on a dogleg left, forces the players to really shape the shot along the contour of the hole and leave t

harrison presides tool time awarded tonight it goes to a georgia governor nathan deal and the republican governor was elected to office last november and recently he signed a tough new immigration law starting on july first the georgia law enables law enforcement officers to question all criminal suspects about their immigration status it also requires employers to verify the immigration status of new employees there are a federal database before hiring that deal say the state had to act but it legal population that is estimated to be almost one here million could collect the financial cost jory educational health care and correctional infrastructure is in the billions. but the now a deal the rest of his republican lawmaker friends who passed that bill are dealing with a few other major issues a lack of migrant workers illegal immigrants who work in the fields picking fruit and vegetables are now leaving the states in huge numbers which is really shocking since they're under attack and a study by the state of georgia released last week found that more than eleven thousand agricultural jo

and by the frontline journalism fund, with a grant from scott nathan and laura debonis. additional funding for frontline's expanded broadcast season is provided by the bill and melinda gates foundation. >> smith: for six months, frontline has been investigating the secret war that made headlines with the killing of bin laden. in december last year, i traveled across afghanistan and up to the border of pakistan, together with frontline correspondent stephen grey. beyond this checkpoint, the campaign against the taliban and al qaeda is led by us intelligence. here, the cia is funding, arming and running secret afghan militia who guard the border, gather intelligence and launch kill raids against the militants. >> they're called "counter- terrorism pursuit teams," and they are groups of afghans very well paid, apparently pretty well trained, with guns, and they operate at the direction of the cia. these are direct-action, you know, go-to-the-ball kind of groups. they're not standing around and guarding checkpoints and, you know, street corners. they're going after people. >

nathan would be recycling eighty percent of the trash we collect a lot of. because we're returning garbage into roma tiriel some type of body from the. bottom line and then we sell it in egypt and the process was and that one thing that. i thought of the only thing we explored china belgium and france. then i get notified before i attended the recycling school but have not felt i was blind i thought i'm ballin i finally learn to read and write. but i'm here to learn safe recycling since the adults here and start counting. the totals four hundred. who. never had me. the interest of everyone is struggling for them and we know there's an old garbage. can here you know how things are ok because i will want to think as almost makes the point i'm making it only one hundred pounds a week and to some accounts lost a month as a child that you know was so much i don't know just how bad i was sick no live why them and if so how come i'm at the end of my rope. and responsible player. control so you are just lazy to. lose my job or care much you will see why i want to be

real quick before we go to the weather maps, we want to talk to santos and nathan. you built this from scratch. what was your favorite part about this? >> my favorite part about building the robot was when we got to program it and, it was pretty fun. i met other people i didn't know from other grades. >> this is pretty sweet. and you learned a very valuable lesson. tell everybody what that is. >> like if you fail once, keep on trying more and more until you get it right. don't just give up really quick. >> and you got it right today, you actually won first place. congratulations. >> thank you. >> give them a great round of applause. let's get on my weather maps. partly cloudy tonight. that's not very funny more, is it? no. dead silent. let's take a look. what a tough audience. as we head throughout tonight, we're oking at patchy pog along the coastline and for the south bay. in the next 48 hour, we have high pressure building offshore. that will bring possibly some 70s, maybe even some 80s as we head throughout the next 48 hours. and we're looking at clouds here ton

he could face criminal charges and he is currently being sued by attorney general irvin nathan for $1 million. nathan says he who be willing to accept a settlement but the councilman denies the charges and says he will not settle. >>> now to this morning's other big story of congressman wiener's shocking public confession. the new york democrat had told the press for a week that he was not the one who sent a picture of himself in his underwear to a woman in seattle. yesterday, he came clean and admitted to the world that he was lying the whole time. then the seven-term congressman also said he had exchanges with six women over the last three years, some of which he on kurd after he married his wife in 2010. -- occurred after he married his wife in 2010. >> i have engaged in several inappropriate conversations conducted over twitter, facebook, e-mail and occasionally over the phone with women i have met online i a deeply ashamed of my terrible judgment and action. i am not resigning. i have made it clear that i accept responsibility for this. people who draw conclusions about me are fr

. >> my name is nathan, 19 years old, president of club -- >> i work for the transitional issues initiative. >> i am rochelle, 17, -- >> i am part of the youth environment advisory board. >> i am lia, chair of the youth commission. >> i am 18 and work with cafe. >> i am 17, and i work with the fund advisory board. >> i am 18, 20, sorry. i am with old school cafe. >> i am 18, part of youth empowerment advisory board. >> i am marisol, the youth commissioner. >> i am robin 18 year old, and part of warriors youth works. >> i am angel, and i work for the juvenile advisory council. >> i am joseph, 17. >> i am darren, 19, and i work with old school cafe. >> i work with the san francisco youth commision. >> i am brian, 17, working for the youth advisory council. >> she will talk about the ideal if activity. >> i work with the department of children, youth, and their families, and so, what we would like to do is present to you the ideal community, and this will be led by the wonderful you facilitators. we have vanessa, and marisol. if you can present your ideal community? >> we do couple of things.

nathan is suing thomas for $1 million. he said he'd be willing to accept a settlement, but the council member said no way. >> we're interested in getting back every penny of the district's money, the taxpayer money that was wrongfully taken, put it back into the general treasury for the use of the district. >> there's no settlement that i would make that would imply that there was some wrongdoing on my part. i think that's important to put and continue to say not just because of my children and my family heritage and my legacy, but because of those who i represent. >> council chair qualm brown is considering calling for -- kwame brown is considering calling for thomas to be removed from committee basically stripped of power. tomorrow he'll meet with family council members to discuss how to move forward. meantime the foundation has agreed to pay back their le to all these allegations and scandals city hall is under a cloud. joining us now wtop political analyst mark plotkin. great as always to see you. i joked on the news e

. >> reporter: the violin has taken nathan thomas around the world, performing and studying music. these days, his passion is teaching in a place with a more urban than classical beat. paterson, new jersey. saturday morning, thomas tunes up the paterson strings ensemble, practicing for their annual recital. >> it's been a real joy for me to watch them go from learning how to hold the instrument to creating beautiful music. >> reporter: and what's more, thomas teaches these students without getting paid. he's unemployed. laid off from this middle school, after ten award-winning years, including "teacher of the year." hard times have forced the school system to lay off about 10% of its staff in recent years. hundreds of teachers and virtually eliminate programs in music and fine arts. so thomas bought the violins and drives about 80 miles round trip to this church that lets the ensemble use the sanctuary. >> everybody asks me why and the honest answer is because i know it's the right thing to do. one, two, three. >> mr. thomas is one of the best teachers i've ever met. he's one of th

rolle will be on the sideline, he's suspended for the rest of the season for blinds e blindsiding nathanhorton. game four tonight at 8:00 eastern. >>> tiger woods said that he would be ready for next week's u.s. open, guess what, he isn't. >>> mark teixeira, hit by a fastball against the red sox. x-ray is negative. he's day-to-day. the yankees are hurting. they lost, 6-4. >>> catch of the night, gomes tracked it down. a leaping grab. unfortunately, not enough, the brewers lost it. >>> arizona state softball, they beat florida 7-2 to win the championship. it's the sun devils second title in four years. and for the coach, you're never too old to get a pie in the face. >>> that's your "first look" at sports. i'm fred roggin. >>> another quick look at the weather, here's bill karins. good morning once again, bill. >> this was yesterday. yesterday was a little preview for the big cities along i-95. yesterday, was 9 # 1 in hartford. we're going to add almost 10 degrees to those numbers this morning. when you walk out the door, d.c. is 72. new york, 74. 64 in pittsburgh. what does today looks l

. >> he looks like nathan hale up there compared to anthony weiner who wants to hang on. he's a distraction to his party. david is absolutely right. but during this whole time, the democrats had their one piece of good news since last november-- cathy hocle won chris lee's seat on medicare and the voucher system, paul ryan. and she's got no credit. nobody has seen her because of anthony weiner. >> brown: all right, we have to leave it there. nathan hale, anthony-- thank you both very much. >> warner: we'll be back shortly with a look at the plea deal in a case about leaking classified national security information. but first, this is pledge week on pbs. this break allows your public >> warner: finally tonight, what had been billed as a major national security leaks case ends up as a plea bargain. ray suarez has that story. >> suarez: a former top official with the national security agency pleaded guilty today to unauthorized use of a government computer, a misdemeanor. thas drake had been charged with ten felony counts related to leaking of classifies information. the gov

attorney general irvin nathan announced today that the city has filed a civil lawsuit. john schriffen is at the wilson building with more on this. john? >> reporter: jim, good evening. harry thomas, jr., is the latest council member caught up in an investigation into the spending of city funds. as you said, this morning the d.c. attorney general's office filed this very lengthy complaint about these spending habits. this complaint alleges that council member thomas used more than $300,000 of city funding and funneled it into two companies that he ran. the complaint alleges that thomas, instead of using the money to for inner city kids to learn how to play golf and tins allegedly used the money on himself. tonight council member thomas is telling a very different story. he actually called for his own press conference in order to tell his side. >> d.c. council member harry thomas, jr., arrived at the press conference today inside the luxury suv in question. according to this twefsh-page complaint, the d.c. attorney general's office said council member thomas secretly dive

nathan horton of the bruins takes a vicious hit from vancouver's aaron rome, he was knocked out cold.t the ice on a stretcher, taken to the hospital. the team said later horton is able to move all of his extremities. rome was ejected for that hit. play resumes with some taunting. boston not pleased. mark recchi intends to shove his glove in his mouth. two huge saves on mason raymond and then 11 seconds into the second period, boston wakes up, striking first. andrew ference which makes it 1-0. and then boston pours it. brad marchand does it himself. unassisted goal making it 3-0. and then more rough stuff, vancouver finds itself in a bad place between a pack of bruins. how about a left jab? boston bullies, sending a message. the final score 8-1. boston. vancouver leads the series two games to one. they get together tomorrow night right there in boston. >>> college football news, the university of southern california's football team says it will return the crystalle trophy it took home after winning the 2004 bcs championship game against oklahoma. the bcs oversight committee voted to st

. >> attorney general irvin nathan says his office's probe started with questions about charitable donations and broadened to the misuse of public grants. it alleges thomas intervened with the children and youth investment trust corps, directing funds to another organization, which directed $300,000 back to two groups controlled by thomas. >> did you use public money for yourself instead of going to kids programs? >> absolutely not. the body of work that my life represents will defend that and secondly, the body of work in which i personally perform those clinics are and other things that were involved with this was done and no misdirecting of funds. >> now the attorney general is seeking a million dollars from thomas to pay back to the district. it is also seeking an injunction to keep thomas from soliciting further charitable donations. but thomas' real trouble, more trouble could come in possible charges because the u.s. attorney's office is investigating, lesli. >> all right peggy fox, thanks for that report. and while thomas was on the front steps, sulaimon brown was upstairs telling a

. >>> and last night's game 3 of the stanley cup finals, watch the center of the screen, nathan horton is leveled by the canucks and horton suffered a severe concussion and announced he will miss the rest of the series. -- received a five-game penalty for misconduct and he's out for the rest 69 stanley cup play- offs. brian, that is it. back to you j. thanks, back here at 10 on the man 11. you will be, too -- the news channel 36 edge at 11. 

they suspended him for knocking nathan unconscious. it was dirty because rome left his feet and horton didn't have the puck anymore. horton spent the night in the hospital. he has a severe concussion. >> you heard terrill owens use the expression, get your popcorn ready. one fan took that advice literally. watch him go for this foul ball. it almost came out the bottom of the popcorn. he said the ball tasted delicious. >> i bet it did. >> he never took off his shades. >> thanks. the cbs evening news with scott pele is next. have a good night.

rich peverly filled in for the injured nathan horton and made an immediate impact. he beat luango on the break away. bruins up 1-0 after one. that was the beginning of a rough night for louango. canucks goalie made the right play, broke up the pass, but the puck deflected into the air and into the net. when it rains, it pours. pulled after perfect early's second goal. on the other end, tim thomas, another stellar night. 38 saves. third shutout of the playoffs. bruins even the series with a 4-0 win. game five tomorrow on nbc. >>> on tuesday night, the red sox david ortiz flipped his bat into the air after hitting a home run against the yankees. that didn't sit well with the yankee manager joe girardi. if you don't want ortiz to show up your pitcher, don't let him hit a home run. easier said than done. ortiz deep. no bat flip here, but by the looks of it, gerardi didn't like that home run, either. boston won it, 11-6. >>> to milwaukee where prince fielder hit a pair of homers against the mets. tied the game in the eighth. stayed that way until the bottom of nine, one

stanley cup finals, aaron smashes nathan at the blue line. his head smashes into the ice.rewens are up for eight goals. mark at three of them. the canucks lose, but lead that series two games to one. the giants tied it up. highlights in the late show. >> yeah, torture is back, huh? >> they have what it takes now this season at at&t park. it is great stuff. >> i like the new draft choice. i like the names. >> the giants panic. >> we'll see you at 11:00. the bay area -- a place with natural beauty and a forward thinking spirit. at bank of america, we've been fueling economic growth here for over a century. today we're investing in innovations that will define our future. every day, we're working to help set opportunity in motion. from financing a solar project for the milpitas school district to funding the institute at golden gate. because when you're giving, lending, and investing in more communities across the country, more opportunities happen.

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nathan horton was knocked out of the series with a concussion tried to bring some of that boston magic to canada. brought water from home and squirted it on the ice before the game. it must have worked. marshand to bergeron, luongo didn't see it. turning point in the second, alex burrows with a golden opportunity to tie, zdeno charo there to keep the puck out of the net. luongo made a sprawling save but somehow, some way, the puck got behind him. the bruins led 2-0, looking for more and they would get it. bernl ron pulled down on a break away and the puck had eyes and got past luongo. they took a minute to review it. the goal stood. fans in vancouver were stunned. boston up 3-0. tim thomas did the rest. made 37 saves for the second shot on the series. he has been phenomenal during their stanley cup run. he was rewarded with mvp honors. seven is truly a lucky number for the bruins. they won an incredible three game sevens this postseason and took this 4-0. the first stanley cup win in 39 years. >> we knew we needed to play one game. when we have our backs against the wall we play our be

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. >> he looks like nathan hale up there compared to anthony weiner who wants to hang on. he's a distraction to his party. david is absolutely right. but during this whole time, the democrats had their one piece of good news since last november-- cathy hocle won chris lee's seat on medicare and the voucher system, paul ryan. and she's got no credit. nobody has seen her because of anthony weiner. >> brown: all right, we have to leave it there. nathan hale, anthony-- thank you both very much. >> warner: we'll be back shortly with a look at the plea deal in a case about leaking classified national security information. but first, this is pledge week on pbs. this break allows your public television station to ask for your support, support helps keep programs like ours on the air. >> brown: for those stations not taking a pledge break, we take a second look at a unique program that brings together dancers and people living with parkinson's disease. special correspondent dave iverson tells the story. >> reporter: the mark morris dance center occupies a busy corner of brooklyn. i

scary moment in the first period, aaron rome hits nathan horton with his shoulder.truggling. aaron rome leaves with game misconduct. horton would be put up on a stretcher. he left the game, was take ton the hospital. the bruins said they were doing it for horton. brad marchand scores shorthanded. bruins roll over the canucks 8-1. vancouver still leads the series two games to one. but boston sent a message tonight. >> any word on that guy's condition? >> no word yet. they were saying he was responsive but they have further examination to go. it was a terrible hit. i[ male announcer ] want to achieve more with your money? pnc virtual wallet gathers your spending and saving in one place. credit and debit purchases, checks, bills, and other financial information. it lets you see the details as well as the big financial picture. so you can do more with your money. see what a complete view of your money can do for you at pncvirtualwallet.com. ♪ pnc bank. for the achiever in you. ...but my symptoms kept coming back... ...kept coming back. then i found out advair helps prev

aaron rome of the canucks, oh, levels the bruins nathan horton. it's a scary scene. he would leave the ice on a stretcher. taken to a hospital. and later moved his arms and legs, a message that got to the arena. all motivation for the bruins. they scored eight goals tonight, cutting the canucks series lead in half. it was an 8-1 win tohe cut the l hesd inrialf, 2-1. and we have the game friday right here. [ bailiff ] fee court is now in session. come on out, guys. the jury has reached its decision. now, you guys found the other airline guilty of charging a 150-dollar change fee. you bet! southwest would never do that. and that was after she changed her flight and paid the difference in airfare. that other airline treated her wrong. she was understandably upset. well, who can afford a 150-dollar change fee? he was surprised with the verdict. you got that right. [ male announcer ] don't pay a change fee on top of a fare difference. fly southwest, the only major airline that never charges change fees. [ whistle blows ] all right, layups, guys. let's go. in sioux falls,

victory well built and the team thomas made for which he saves for the bruins but his team a full one nathan hauritz i will miss the rest of the finals after being attacked by the can i still found on the rope road has been suspended for the next four games as a result but who remain while still leave the series two one with game four in boston on wednesday in. the weekend and it's a game so you know that's what we're going to have for the rest of the stanley cup finals and we're going to be successful and guys we're already in the press we're prepared and i knew we were going strong you have all year to situations like this and we all believe in each other you know we you know whether we want to or not we knew that we were going to give everything we had and i'm sure we're going to play you know the best game out of the three so far and we're going to night. in the meantime n.f.l. player plaxico gras is a free man again after serving military years behind bars on gun charges the thirty three year old who famously called the game winning touchdown in the two thousand and seven super bowl wil

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