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o'donnell shepherded the cause for father michael mcgivney, founder of the knights of columbus. that cause has advanced several stages in the process. o'donnell has now begun work on a new cause, for rose hawthorne, the daughter of 19th century author nathaniel hawthorne. she cared for low-income cancer patients. >> the first thing you have to do is research anything the person has written or published. and then you begin studying anything they have left behind in terms of documentation. >> reporter: it can be a tedious, arduous process, which includes interviewing people who knew the potential saint or were affected by his or her work. the church teaches that in order to be a saint, someone must have lived a life of "heroic virtue." >> a life of holiness basically, a life of charity, christian charity and love, service to the poor often, but, you know, the person has to be holy on a personal level beyond just doing, you know, great deeds, beyond just founding a religious order or being pope or something like that. >> but you're also looking for the flaws because the whole idea

the story from nbc news capitol hill correspondent kelly o'donnell. >> reporter: their faces, once filled with wide-eyed optimism about changing the world. today before congress -- >> i'm a former peace corps volunteer and a peace corps rape survivor. >> reporter: -- their hearts were heavy. chilling accounts of rape, beating, and mistreatment while overseas in the peace corps. jessica smochik volunteered in bangladesh in 2004. she says she reported to peace corps officials there and in washington that local men terrorized her. they were not prosecuted. >> the men dragged me into an abandoned courtyard, and the violence began. they started by raping me, and they forced other objects inside of my body. >> reporter: carol clark served in nepal in the late '80s and reported being repeatedly raped by a supervisor from nepal who was never charged. >> for the next 15 hours, he raped and beat me. for a long time, i prayed to live, and after that, i prayed

kelly o'donnell is live in washington, d.c. what kinds of questions did the lawmakers have for the head of the cia today? >> reporter: they really have been a couple of big issues. people want to know about pakistan's involvement and we have been told that they have raised those questions. some members have said to us that they felt they had some satisfaction, that some new information was given, it is all classified. we can't share it. they didn't tell us. and a lot of this has been about talking about what the s.e.a.l.s actually did and what the operation from the intelligence community involved. and senators did give their perspectives on that, calling it a riveting story of what actually happened. and so i think what the situation room was like when this all occurred, they have tried to, in a verbal way, re-create that for members of congress to really answer their questions about the training, how the operation was conducted, and what was found at the location. that's the sense that we're getting. they did say they got som

with us today, hdnet's dan rather, rachel madoow, kelly o'donnell and michael gers inn. president obama has put out a new plan for the middle east and now he's headed to europe. what's at the center here is the push to put the economy back on track. that's why there's a focus on the debt compromise and that's what the election will hang on. i want to do something different this week. usually we bottom-line things with our regulars, but let's start there this week. we asked the meter, which includes kelly, what is the better position for parties to prepare for 2012, hold firm for your party's priorities like medicare or tax rates, or compromise to get a deal? it's unanimous. all 12 say compromise is the smarter presidential politics for both parties. kelly, explain that, because so far you've seen the republicans holding hard. no taxes. dismantle medicare. democrats holding back, not ready to make a deal, you're saying they're smart, both of

we're joined now by nbc news capitol hill correspondent kelly o'donnell. kelly, you've been talking to a lot of people out there. peter king notably yesterday without criticizing the white house thought the photos should be released. are there other on intelligence, homeland security, armed services, foreign relations who think it should be released? >> reporter: there have been a couple of schools of thought. many senators said they recognize the value of the photos or a video, any of those sorts of things. as a way to quell any kind of concern. however, they're also saying they're not see a lot of that. it is not like there are demonstrations in the street questioning whether or not bin laden was actually killed. so it seems to be a multipart answer. today, the phrase i'm hearing is osama bin laden should not be a trophy of the united states. more than one member of congress has said that. and that really plays into the president's decision. we have agreement, but from both republicans and democrats, many who say the president's call is the right one, an

nbc's norah o'donnell has that story. >> and the -- [ siren ].h-oh. >> reporter: for mitt romney an awkward return to iowa. a fire alarm interrupting the former massachusetts governor's first campaign stop in the hawkeye state this year. >> i wasn't trying to get out of tough questions, i promise. >> reporter: but for romney some tough questions remain, about whether he can compete in a state caucus dominated by conservatives. >> do i think i can win iowa? can i win iowa? [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: in a new poll romney, who officially launches his campaign next week, is trailing former new york mayor rudy giuliani, who hasn't even said he's going to run and many believe has no appetite for a campaign. >> republican voters are as of now dissatisfied with the field of candidates they're being offered. romney, pawlenty, and the rest. >> reporter: which is why so many took notice when texas governor rick perry gave this answer when asked if he was considering a run. >> i'm going to think about it. but i think about a lot of things. >> repor

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our report from norah o'donnell. >> hello, ft. campbell. >> reporter: the president and vice president today came to say thank you. >> job well done. job well done. >> reporter: speaking to more than 2,000 soldier who have just returned from afghanistan, president obama praised their extraordinary service and sacrifice. >> we're going to ultimately defeat al qaeda. we have cut off their head. we will ultimately defeat them. >> reporter: and he repeated his intention to start pulling u.s. forces out of afghanistan. >> we're moving into a new phase. starting this summer, we'll begin reducing american forces. >> reporter: this is a big deal for the soldiers here at ft. campbell, kentucky, home of the 101st airborne. few divisions have been called on more in afghanistan than the 101st. it's also home to the night stalkers, the 160est, who flew with the navy s.e.a.l.s in the dark of the night to kill osama bin laden. today, the president met for more than an hour with special ops forces. including members of the navy s.e.a.l. team six.

president's deputy national security adviser dennis mcdonough was on "the lart word" with lawrence o'donnell last night talking about some of the evidence of osama bin laden's death that has been released. >> over the last 36 hours we've made available a range of information, dna analysis facial recognition analysis and a lot of the intelligence some of which you've referred to here now. the question is whether we ought to insert into that already very row boast bit of information, yet more information that can be misused, and our concern would be the ramifications of that misuse to include potential threats against our military personnel, our diplomats, our intelligence personnel and even to private american citizens who are traveling overseas, for example. >> don't miss "the last word with lawrence o'donnell" 8:00 p.m. eastern only on msnbc, the place for politician. >>> floodwaters continue to threaten the homes of livelihood of residents up and down the swollen mississippi river. blasting a hole through one levee appears to have spared one illinois town. several states downstream are sti

kelly o'donnell and michael gersin. i'm so proud of our daughter, caroline.his week from the university of pennsylvania magna she graduated this week from the university of pennsylvania magna cum laude.

kelly o'donnell in d.c. tonight. kelly, thanks. >>> we want to set the record straight here tonight. last night we said that the head of philip morris was quoted as saying cigarettes are not that hard to quit, while he conceded they are harmful and addictive. all of that is correct, he said that. the comment was made by the ceo of philip morris international, not the american philip morris. the problem is, we inadvertently showed the logo of the company philip morris, u.s.a. which we need to point out is a separate company from philip morris international. >>> another break, and up next, a photographer in the right place at the right time captures a rare event the in the sky. >>> take a look at this, emirates airlines airbus 380 on approach to london heathrow hit by lightning. a londoner named chris dawson shot these pictures. he saw clouds gathering. the jet is that new jumbo double decker, 500 people on board all fine. jets are built to get hit by lightning. their metal skin makes them flying conductors. several ar

msnbc's norah o'donnell and time magazine's michael duffy. president alabama stuck with gas prices, a housing market and a jobs outlook that wobet won't be a big selling point a year from now. but the republicans are helping obama. every one of the top candidates comes with a potentially huge flaw. we're putting them in two groups. first the political liabilities that could be deal breakers. with the republican base. romney has romney care. tim pawlenty, cap and trade. mitch daniels, governor of indiana, supported some tax increases. and john huntsman has, too. he was president obama's ambassador to china and been pro gay rights. then there is the list of likely candidates with big personal history flaws. trouble with independents as well as with the g.o.p. base. newt gingrich, on his third marriage. mitch daniels whose wife divorced him, left him with their in our daughters and then returned three years later and then they remarried. and of course donald trump. howard, this is a strange story. let's start with the personal ones and strange f

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kelly o'donnell on capitol hill. leon panetta will be interviewed by our own brian williams on "nightly news" tonight. it's going to be really amazing. >> i was going to say, how is it that members of congress were briefed in january and yet it did not leak after all of these months. >> who knew? they can keep a secret? >> i'm dying. >>> all right. up next, the politics of bringing down bin laden. will the president get a bump from the bin laden news and, if so, how much does it really change 2012 if at all. >> and the president's schedule today. you're watching the daily run down right here on msnbc. ♪ [ male announcer ] in 2011, at&t is at work, building up our wireless network all across america. we're adding new cell sites... increasing network capacity, and investing billions of dollars to improve your wireless network experience. from a single phone call to the most advanced data download, we're covering more people in more places than ever before in an effort to give you the best network possible. at&t. rethin

i'm dennis o'donnell. we also have a secret letter to tell you about that was given from the man who ran into buster posey. that is coming up. >>> one in a billion find. >> and i did really scream when i pulled it out of the bag. >> what it took to uncover this 8-pound chunk of california gold. the new technology that is making a difference for 21st century gold diggers. coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, growing sentiment, at least in parts of silicon valley, that a college education isn't what >>> how much is a college degree worth these days? growing sentiment at least in parts of silicon valley that a college education isn't what it used to be? mark sayre shows us one bay area tycoon is even paying some students to dropout. >> right much it is about designing these games through interest. >> reporter: he already has miss masters degree now being paid $100,000 to stay agrey his graduate work to focus on his start-up tech company called airy labs. >> we are making social learning games for young kids. trying

. >>> i'm dennis o'donnell in san jose. wings and sharks game 7. do or die. giants go for another sweep. all coming up in a few minutes. ,, when your eyes are smiling... ,, you're smiling. and when they're laughing... you're laughing. be kind to your eyes... with transitions lenses. transitions adapt to changing light so you see your whole day comfortably... and conveniently while protecting your eyes from the sun. ask your eyecare professional which transitions lenses are right for you. successful bay area engineering academy is no di >>> we hear a lot about cutbacks this education. the challenges facing a highly successful bay area engineering academy no different. what is different is how parents, students and staff are making it survive when all others have failed. ann notarangelo on how they are making it work. >> reporter: countless hours come to a sudden end as the student built bridge cracks under pressure. >> good job, you guys. >> reporter: an inner city school but rivals private school curriculum. one of the highlights from this award winning progr

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cbs's kelly o'donnell, cnn oo,demroir glory and the "chicago tribune"'s clarence page. first, was the birthing question a master stroke? no sooner did he release the birth certificate than donald trump asked for the presidents -- president's academic reference and came up to this issue of basketball. >> you look at gasoline prices and he said he has no control of it which he does if he gets off the phone or off his basketball court. chris: sean hannity conceded that the birth certificate put that to rest but he came up with a new loaded topic that night. >> we have this issue the birth certificate. this was never a defining issue for me but i find it odd. all the president had to do was what he did today. release it and move on. we're going to talk about a controversy we discussed last night on the program and that has to do with the church, that barack obama and his family takened on easter sunday. >> let's talk about the black church now. rush limbaugh on that same day. >> the first black president icon offereded nothing but a weak song entitled "hope and change." we

>> norah o'donnell at the white house for us. norah, thank you so much, appreciate it. >>> residents of the abottabad, pakistan, where bin laden lived until commandos made a daring assault on the compound are expressing shock today after learning that the terror chief lived among them. they had no idea that their quiet city where thousands of pakistani soldiers are based is the hiding place for the world's most wanted man. ta zene asooen tazeen ahmad has more. >> reporter: we have been driving around and seeing check point after checkpoint, and a mile down the road is the elite military academy. it is the west point of the usa. and in that direction just half a mile is osama bin laden's house. i wandered down that way earlier today and i walked around the area. it is down a dirt track and a newly developed area and several plots around the house that are still not built on. they are half-built houses that are surrounding osama bin laden's house which stands out not just because of the size, because it is huge in the area, and the

and then later this week, chris o'donnell, ginnifer goodwin, windell middlebrooks, kate hudson, and musicnd and raphael saadiq. so please join us. our first guest tonight is a talented and charming man and a former packed brat. you can see him every week on "parks and recreation" and read all about his unbelievable life in the new book "stories i only tell my friends," please say hello to rob lowe. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome. hey, congratulations. they just said your book's number three on "the new york times" best-seller list. >> how about that? >> jimmy: that's pretty good. >> unbelievable. >> jimmy: do you ever -- did you worry, what if i write this and nobody's interested in reading it? >> every day i was writing it. >> jimmy: so you thought, i have to put all the good stories in here. >> writing is way, way, way more frightening than acting ever was. oh, yeah, it's the blank page. nobody writing a script. nobody making you look good. it's all you for better, for worse. >> jimmy: why did you decide -- i would imagine this is a time-consume thing to do. why would you dec

i'm dennis o'donnell. while the as scramble for a win in kansas city, we're up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, fun day for giants fans. >> well, it's been a long time coming, what happened today. they had four shots at a sweep this season, only to come up empty every time. today, chance no. 5 and the opportunity to pull within a game to the division leading rockies. never too late to dress your kid in a kung fu panda out scythe. barry zito did not give up a run, allowing just one base hit. he needed some offense. cody ross scores and giants lead 1-0. they needed insurance. you know how the offense is going these days, actually for both of these teams. ross again. first home run. he had all three of the giants rbis. go to the ninth inning. brian wilson records his 11th 11th save of the year, and the giants improve to 7-5 at home. they sweep the rockies in very impressive fashion today. >> there's more pressure on a pitcher knowing that someone might be coming off the disabled list to perform at your best level imm

let's not nominate christine o'donnell or sharron angle. i think they think sarah palin represents that. >> congressman, do you buy that logic? >> i think there's an increasing inability for the so-called elite or establishment to control outcomes. you see grassroots efforts spring up. the whole tea party movement itself is outside of the establishment, elite party structure, and it has pride in that sort of sense of being outside that structure. so i think that absolutely you want to have a candidate if you're a republican leader who's going to have broad base of supporters, has the ability to bring over independent voters, that crucial swing voter that republicans and democrats are looking to lock up. if you look at the polling numbers, you're probably saying romney has a bert chance of being that person than palin or michele bachmann. >> you're saying steve's logic is correct but the meat of the party may not have the levers to determine the outcome. you, on the other hand, steve, have been pointing out even from roger ayles, sort of the

>>> i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up in just a couple of minutes. the hall of famer. will show me how to pitch the screw ball tonight. >> it is easy to learn. >> is that right? >> will i be able to throw 16 innings? >> i think so. it is only in your mind. >> all in the mind. >> yes, concentration and confidence. >> confidence, concentration. and the mind. >> 16 innings. >> that's coming up, folks. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, weeks. the lundberg survey says the national average is 3-dollars 97- cents for a gallon of regular unle >>> gas prices fell nearly a dime over the past two weeks. the lundburg survey saying the national average is 3.97 for a gallon of regular unleaded. here in the bay area the average is 4.17. 4.20 in san francisco. 4.10 in san jose and 4.0 # in oakland. the lundburg survey says prices might fall another dime before memorial day. >>> the shuttle crew was feeling the pain of every home repairman during the latest space walk. trying to lubricate a solar panel they lost a bolt and washer and it got stuck onn a hole. took longer than expected and they had t

i'm dennis o'donnell. bad news for the as. and dallas braden.e are up next. >>> this guy has got amazing promise to have this happen. >> 26, 27. mentor to many pictures including geo. he will be out for a while it appears. dallas braden will have surgery on his shoulder to repair a torn anterior capsule. as haven't speculated yet. don't expect him to be back for a long time. possiblely the rest of the season. here we go. gio gonzalez. 3rd. part of a seven-run inning against gio. then the heavens opened and poured rain. postponing the game. those seven runs are wiped away. >>> off the disabled list putting one into the gap bouncing over the wall. giants just won 4-3. wilson the save. >>> current philly's minor leaguer suspended 50 games by major league baseball. former prep star tested positive for ritalin which is used to treat attention deficit disorder. nba, miami closed out game 5 against the celtics on a 16-0 run. 35 points for lebron james. miami advances to the eastern conference finals. >>> thunder crushed the grizzlies by 7 in oklahoma c

let's not nominate christine o'donnell or sharron angle. i think they think sarah palin represents that. >> congressman, do you buy that logic? >> i think there's an increasing inability for the so-called elite or establishment to control outcomes. you see grassroots efforts spring up. the whole tea party movement itself is outside of the establishment, elite party structure, and it has pride in that sort of sense of being outside that structure. so i think that absolutely you want to have a candidate if you're a republican leader who's going to have broad base of supporters, has the ability to bring over independent voters, that crucial swing voter that republicans and democrats are looking to lock up. if you look at the polling numbers, you're probably saying romney has a bert chance of being that person than palin or michele bachmann. >> you're saying steve's logic is correct but the meat of the party may not have the levers to determine the outcome. you, on the other hand, steve, have been pointing out even from roger ayles, sort of the

i'm norah o'donnell in for chuck todd and savannah guthrie. let's get to the rundown. president obama will soon board air force one for his trip to new york city. savannah guthrie is travel with the president and is live at andrews air force base. what do we expect the president to do today at ground zero? >> well, good morning, norah. this will be a rather short trip. the president will be laying a wreath at ground zero. he will not be make a speech there. he will meet with family members. there may be a point where we hear from the president while he is in new york city, but it seems that aides have, while they wanted to pay homage to ground zero during this momentous week when osama bin laden was put to death at the hand of u.s. s.e.a.l.s, they don't want to create this into a political event. as you know, we've reported that both former president george w. bush and former president clinton were invited to attend today as a part of that spirit of unity that the president is trying to create. however, both of them were unable to come because of scheduling conflicts.

looking live at 895 at the o'donnell street exit, traffic is moving well in both directions. if you are heading towards the fort mchenry tunnel, that's looking good in both directions as well. all good in the green. harrisburg towards the beltway only a 5-minute trip. 95 looking good on the southbound lanes from white marsh to the beltway a 6-minute ride. and we don't have any accidents. no major reported problems. height restrictions inside the harbor tunnel and a water main break blocking the right lane northbound route 2 at rob ison road. this is in severna park but the brings look good toward the capital beltway. no issues on the 95 corridor, bw parkway looks good, too. >>> president obama is calling osama bin laden's death a milestone saying justice has been done for families nearly 3,000 victims from september 11th attacks. 63 here in maryland. emily smith has more from washington -- schmidt has more from washington. >> reporter: for months u.s. intelligence focused on a mansion in pakistan with some signs that bin laden could beininside. friday the president authorize

that's a look at were, here is dennis o'donnell with sports. >>> the giants got their share of some badeather in the mid- east today. the a's tried to make it a perfect 7-0 with their a's on the hill. a thrilling finish with the players championship, we tee it up next. ,,,,,, ue and tied for th >>> a's right-hander trevor cahill took the mound this afternoon against the white sox with the lowest earned run average in the american league and tied for the league lead in wins. he has allowed 1 run or less in 8 of his 9 starts this season, scoreless in the fourth he hangs one to alexei ramirez and we have a cuban missile crisis. some low shot to left and sit 1- 0 to him. coco crisp one to deep left field. juan pierre is not there, can he get it, no. gone. chicago regains the lead on a sac. fly, adds it with a limit one, throws it down the right field line allowing alex rios, he gives up 4 runs in 7 innings. 4-3 white sox in the eighth. conner jackson, watch him run it down, bobble it, hang onto the baseball, the a's would prevent konerco from a double and keep the deficit at 1-1. the tying

i'm dennis o'donnell and madison goes for his first win , >>> madison came within one out of his first league shutout in search of his first win of the year. extra security at dodgers stadium. pick it up in the 6th inning, oh my mama told me there would be days like these. remember that line by john lebanon in that famous song? lebanon in that famous song? we'll take a ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3q allergens can be found on everyday hard surfaces inside your home. lysol disinfecting wipes remove more than 95% of allergens. and lysol disinfectant spray kills the source of mold allergens. helping your family thrive during allergy season. >>> don't you love technology? >> what happens is all of our video during news and sports is

traffic looking pretty good here southbound on 895 at the o'donnell street exit. we are starting to see building volume. not a lot to slow you down. looking at the maps, traveling through dundalk northbound north point at eastern boulevard, an accident is there in the work zone. some lanes could be partially blocked. southbound 95 off-ramp a disabled vehicle partially blocks the ramp thrment and you will have problems on york road this morning megan has more details. >> reporter: that's right. if you travel on york road it's bit slow. coming up, what crews are doing to help you get around after having to shut down a couple lanes. >> reporter: her disappearance caught all of our attention. latest development in the death of phylicia barnes and how it could help police get closer to an arrest. [ female announcer ] ethan allen introduces a new way of living at extraordinary savings. presenting five signature lifestyles: romance... vintage... modern... elegance... and explorer. five visions of american style inspired by you. find your signature lifestyle at a design c

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so now traffic is operating normally within 895 as we look live at the o'donnell street exit.ight volume. no reported delays and no accidents this morning. however, we still have the major construction project on the outer loop. all the outer loop lanes closed at charles street. traffic is being detoured on toward charles street this morning. also northbound in the fort mchenry tunnel, the left tube is closed for overnight roadwork. all that should be reopened within the 5:00 hour. back to you. >>> god bless america ♪ land that i love. >> people across the u.s. are continuing to celebrate this morning. last night, bagpipeers gathered at ground zero to sing god bless america due to the death of osama bin laden. but some are upsit set it goes too far -- upset it goes too far saying we shouldn't celebrate someone's death in this manner no matter who it is. >>> a dire situation flooding causing state officials to use different manners other than sandbagging. that explosion levee and the efforts to keep hundreds of people from losing their homes. and a baltimore county lacrosse pla

let's not nominate christine o'donnell or sharron angle.rah palin represents that. >> congressman, do you buy that log logic? >> i think there's an increasen inability for the so-called elite or establishment to control outcomes. you see grassroots efforts spring up. the whole tea party movement itself is outside of the establishment, elite party structure, and it has pride in that sort of sense of being outside that structure. so i think that absolutely you want to have a candidate if you're a republican leader who's going to have broad base sf supporters, has the ability to bring over independent voters, that crucial swing voter that republicans and democrats are looking to lock up. if you look at the polling numbers, you're probably saying romney has a bert chance of being that person than palin or michele bachmann. >> you're saying steve's logic is correct but the meat of the party may not have the levers to determine the outcome. you, on the other hand, steve, have been pointing out even from roger ayles, sort of the quixotic position,

>> norah o'donnell for us in ft. campbell. thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> we are getting a much clearer picture of osama bin laden's role in the day-to-day operations of al qaeda. u.s. intelligence officials tell nbc news that bin laden was not retired or even isolated and was, quote, fully engaged to carry out other 9/11 attacks. what kind of terror attacks were they planning? the u.s. train system seems to have been an area of particular interest. al qaeda leaders were looking into derailing passenger trains near major cities. nbc news justice correspondent pete williams has been watching this also. pete, what do we know about these plans, especially about what they were discussing surrounding the anniversary, the ten-year anniversary, of september 11th? >> reporter: right, an attack on trains around that anniversary or some other significant date, christmas day, new year's day. they hadn't put a plot in motion. what intelligence officials say is that there was some planning involved, but that it's at least a year old. they found this i

no accidents. 895 at o'donnell street running well. as we look at the maps, reports of debris in the roadway northbound route 702 at old eastern avenue in essex blocking the left lane. park heights avenue at green spring valley road is closed because of a downed tree. and in pasadena westbound route 177 at long point road is closed because of a downed pole. charley, back to you. >> 18 minutes until 6. thanks a lot. >>> jeff francoeur hit a game tying home run and drove home the winning run with a sack fly lifting the royals to a 6-5 win over the o's last night from kaufman field. the royals' fourth straight victory. and francoeur who you saw fly ball to right. ball game over. game 2 set for tonight again in kansas city. >>> maryland casino provide job opportunities along with an alternative form of entertainment. coming up, we look at how casino businesses are doing and how the revenue is being broken down. when it comes to getting my family to eat breakfast, i could use all the help i can get. like nutella, a delicious hazelnut spread

i'm dennis o'donnell. while they were throwing elbows. critical game 4 for the sharks next.heir series with vancouver. they had plenty o >>> well, the sharks power play was nearly automatic at the start of their season with vancouver. they had plenty of chances today to even the series to two games a piece. canucks taking five early penalties but the sharks did not capitalize on any of them. scoreless in the second period. hooking. that gave vancouver a two-man advantage. the canucks made the sharks pay. 5-3 goal by ryan kesler. three goals in under 2 minutes all with a two-man advantage. 4-2 and lead the series 3 games to 1. game 5 friday in vancouver. >>> as leading the giants 4-2 in the 8th. but then nate schierholtz in a pinch. two-run jack into the right field. the game is tied. sending it into extra innings. it was still tied. in the 11th inning. burress singles to right field. darren ford trying to score. ryan sweeney flowing on the money. tag. drops the ball. giants whip the as 5-4. >>> tour of california. winning the stage. but chris horner holds on to claim the tit

i'm dennis o'donnell. went extras at the coliseum. could the as bluster up some magic.he minute is next. when losing the first two >>> here is one that you can impress your friends with at work tomorrow. sharks have never won a series in losing the first two games. start the clock. nothing gutless about patrick marleau. he dropped a glove. unfortunately he is not manny pacquiao. dany heatley sets up logan for the power play goal. it was 2-2 after the first period but after that it was all canucks. breakaway goals. vancouver wins 7-3. they lead the series two games to none. game 3 friday at the tank. >>> as and twins. daric barton made an error that led to a go ahead run. came up short. twins beat the as 4-3. meanwhile brian wilson blew a 5-2 lead against the dodgeers. but cody ross got it back in the 9th with a three-run homer. the giants lead the dodgers 8- 5. that game is in the 9th inning. and finally, lebron james and the heat close game 2 on a 12-2 run and even up the eastern conference finals with an 85-75 win over the bulls. that's one game a piece right now. don