that one gets in past obie. they're on the board and trying to tie up this game towards the end of the power play, another good chance for ovechkin here, can't get that puck in traffic. tied career high with 15 shots in this game. caps lose to red wings, 1-0. >>> to baseball, manny machado turning the orioles game into gold. he won in 2013. he had a good year at the plate. his defense bringing home the hardware this year, orioles have had a gold glove winner in each had a gold glove winner in each of the last five ono off-days, or downtime.ason. opportunity is everything you make of it. this winter, take advantage of our season's best offers on the latest generation of cadillacs. the 2016 cadillac srx. get this low-mileage lease from around $339 per month, or purchase with 0% apr financing. >>> here you go. bei bei took his first steps yesterday moments after being scooped up by his mother. after getting all four paws un ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the to

. >>> the capitals pul >>> george wallace joining us now and obie breaking records. >> obie had a great night. if you stayed for the rest of this one you got a treat. capitals off to a 9-3 start for this season tied for the franchise best against the mapleleafs looking for something they have not done in 23 years. let's check it out. nicklas backstrom and caps looking for their 10th win of the season. alex ovechkin score as backha backhander. career goal number 83. and now tied with sergei federer the most by a russian born player. last chance for caps, nicklas backstrom comes through, scores with under a second left in the game and we head to overtime. ot not enough to win the shootout. ovechkin coming up big again. ovie gets it past james reimer and holtby, a little help from the post, but seals the game. caps need a shootout but wen it. the best since the 1992 season. >>> visitors with the hawks and bradley beal and another young star stole the show. to otto porter junior, number 23 for otto. we're tied at 73. turnovers continue to plague the wizards. john wall throws it away, gets i

nice to have our friends there. >> i'm shutting obie down pretty good right now. i want him to get it at home anyway. that was the reason. >> capitals play at home tomorrow night. hopefully ovechkin does break the record at home. >>> moving on to college football, virginia head coach frank beamer is stepping down after the season. for 22 consecutive seasons, b m beamer's teams have made to it a bowl game. that's exactly how the coach wants to go out this final year. hokies are two games away from being bowl eligible. getting a send-off from the crowd. hokies down 14-7, but they're dri driving. quarterback, michael brewer. a 17-yard touchdown. be beamer's wife, cheryl celebra celebrating there, hoping to tie this game up at 14. fourth quarter, yellow jackets up 21-17. how about this game changing play right here? hokies recover the football. dany nicholas. a few games later, mcmillan running up the middle, hokies up 23-21, late in the fourth quarter now, third and 20. the defense coming up big. that is ken, a local kid. they take it 23-21. >> >>> that's it for us.

after a thorough investigation by officer obi and a night in jail, they were fined $25 by a blind town judge. if it all sounds like a joke, well, that is just the setup. the next year, when arlo reported to the draft office, he rejected as morally unfit to serve. after all, he was a convicted litter bug. >> at the end of the day, the colonel there, whose name i forgot now, said to me, i don't think you're the kind of person we want in the military. and i thought he was kidding me. >> have you ever been arrested? >> reporter: arlo completed the sock "alice's restaurant" the following thanksgiving. an 18-minute open that became a fixture. >> alice's restaurant was not an anti-war song. it was an anti-stupid song! because you can't run a country like that! radio host john shaeffer calls the song a comedy of errors. >> he was a guy who made a joke after protesting. "alice's restaurant" is an 18 1/2-minute punch line. >> i said, obi, i don't see how i can pick up the garbage with these handcuffs on. what is funny is this idiocy. >> that is funny! i didn't make up getting out of the military

family members created obi, or a belt. but this one was a vest. he decided to keep it. most other recipients of these through them away. they did it because you can see, it is very japanese-looking. here is japanese couple of -- calligraphy. on the back, we have this lovely painted tiger and more calligraphy. relates to the reparation and redress of the japanese-americans incarcerated during world war ii. during the carter administration, a commission on the wartime relocation and internment of civilians was warmth. as a result of their investigation, they determined the japanese-americans' constitutional rights were denied and they deserved an apology. we hear we have a photo of president reagan. bill,signing h.r.-442 where he is authorizing and legalizing the apology and redress to the japanese-americans survivors. here, we see the actual apology letter from george h in it, he says "a monetary sum and words alone cannot restore lost tears or even race painful memories." calling forg a law restitution and offering a sincere apology, your fellow americans have, in a rea

obi is tightly surrogate bett off -- sergei federov. after each loss this season they ha responded with multiple wins. the puck drops tonight at 7:00. in football, from one hall of fame quarterback to the another for the redskins. drew brees and the saints on sunday. they won three out of the last four games. the skins need to get desean jackson going. last ge, thr receptions for 15ards.ns kurt has to start gelling with his star receiver. >> i think last year when it was first playing i had very little experience with him. --s great to have all those from this past year. i'm excid to have him out there. he decided he is working really hard. is just a matter of making a throw and enabling him to go make the place. robert: nba, seth curry last night. because of this. he does falls over. because i can the foul. he's playing horse. later, more craziness. the clock running out. another steel. got it. finished with 28 points. the warriors are now 9-0, tied with franchise best. fastbreak. daniels loves it up. -- lobs it up. -92.and goes on to

goes on a dallas defender that's not obie's goal, belongs to backstrom, tied at 1.hat goal does belong to him and that goal is the most by a russian born player and his folks there in the moment. turnover by the caps and the stars takee>,yk actually. >> let's head over to the baseball diamond for a moment. big news for number 34. bryce harper named the national league mvp today. harper the first player to be named mvp in the national's franchise. at 23, he is the youngest ever. harper is only the seventh anonymous winner of this award in baseball history. >> i'm very excited to win this award. hopefully i can do this for numerous years to come and i know if i play hard, if i do everything i can, it will help my team win. that's always been my main goal. accolades is great but the trophy at the end of the year, nothing better especially if you're doing a parade in d.c. it would be a lot of fun. >>> moving on to college basketball now, george washington, coming off a huge win over virginia the other night. they're taking on the university of south florida tonight. sec

what their job obis, is to revi the whole $300 billion-plus that they are responsible for and ask, where are you getting value for money? and they've done this -- they are doing this review continually. about less than a year ago, they did this review and decided hedge funds were not getting value for money. we're going to cut back dramatically on hedge funds. in the case of private equity, what they found was that even though the fees are very high, that the returns are so high that even after fees, it's worth it, from their perspective. let me give you a for instance. calpers says that over the last 20 years, their investments in regular stocks have averaged about 8% per year compounded. their investments in private equity after admittedly really high fees have returned 50% more than that, about 12% per year compounded. so, my view of this is, calpers is doing their job. what's different and important and which we should encourage is that they are providing more detail and more information about the fees they're paying than most pension funds have ever provided. >> right. >> and i'm ho

. >> and neil patrick harris was obi-wan kenobi. >> and prince dressed up. >> that is great. gl and if you were a new yorker, it is not, the mets, and the jets and the giants suffered. >> i never thought that i would say these words, thank goodness for the marathon. >> a marathon was pretty awesome, because by the way, lots of -- >> can the kenyans sweep, hoda? >> yes, and the people hold up signs, yeah, mom. one mile left, and another friend of mine held up a sign like this, you're all crazy. >> yes, because by that that time, they knew it. >> and by watching the gian' m a i i have any fingernails left, and it is 49-49, and it is like practice and everybody kept scoring, but in last seconds, the saints' kicker kick eded the longest field goal. he has kicked a 50 yarder and this is 511 and the final score was 52-49. like -- giants' fans were upset, but it was exciting if you were a sapts' fan. >> and we are happy for kansas city, and of course, we would have loved our mets to have won, but the kansas city royals beat after 12 innings, the final score 7-2, but the royals, and

. >> a picture of luke dressed as obi wan kenobi. >> very nice. and your husband a ghost. >> this is my husband. he goes crazy. >> i love this. in and out burger. >> look what's on the grill. in the background it says eat if you dare and like little hands and body parts. >> nice. >> you weren't kidding. you guys go all out. >> the town goes crazy. >> i like how you have candy corn. >> i put candy corn everywhere. >> you guys had a great weekend. >> she ran with the abc news relay team. and they had a great time. came in at the end there. had great time like 10-minute miles. fantastic. such a nice day for it too. >> i know. >> i love standing at the finish line and seeing all kinds of people across the finish line. >> people from all over the world too and the country. i was standing at 97th and fifth waiting for my sister-in-law and husband run by. there were two cops working security in front of us the whole time. and someone from the nypd an officer was running and struggling. it was mile 23. these two officers broke security you can see in this

david obie, i was announcing appropriations everywhere in my district and people measure effectiveness from a member of congress to what are they bringing on the internet scorched i was basing it and everybody knew it. i also had fantastic constituent service. this woman is inside and out of everything in rhode island and so the reputation was whenever you think a candidate gets it done so even though they were like wow i wonder how patrick is doing today they are at this event with me speaking at the chamber of commerce rolling their eyes were forever, they all wanted to come to my office because they knew i could deliver. so i would say there's a lot of people who are just like be in the business world who are functioning and do not know they have a problem or they do have a problem and are not fully aware that it may be affecting them in ways they don't need to have it affect them like -- >> host: as long as they can get by without having to confront the public situation than they can keep going and that's basically the running under the surface in a way. i was -- when people read w

that has not -- obi, just a minute you got your turn. that has not been stated clearly.republicans did not want to engage in full throttle debate on the substance. why? the economy is not their strong suit. it is much better now than it was when barack obama took office. >> absolutely. >> what are they going to run on? they don't want to note the biggest problem with obama's economy is the inequality in constant and they don't have an answer to it. just a minute. so we have to look at the substance of this and to say all of these changes that they're going to get together and talk about tonight front-runners are not going to do the same thing, a lindsey graham or chris christie wants to do. so this is going to be a very interesting debate. they are not going to be satisfied either way unless it's to beat up on the media. >> in any debate, you answer the question you wanted asked, not the one that was act. ted cruz with ten people on the stage and very few opportunities to speak, that was the first chance he had after a period of time to step up and question the moderator

some i conducted. 1957, the bridge over the river quiet with -- "the bridge over i" with obi-wan kenobime or milan would never go to london, but that is a different story now. all these rules are changed. roger: the key thing is the extension of the union. when the union was founded in withwith six countries, less than 200 million people, and now it is 500 million people, and the union has been extended into former communist countries in eastern europe -- any of the not that developed -- that has been the killer blow. you cannot carry on with the same union in all these countries. number?t is the is the total. six tom: francine lacqua, we really want to drive this to the migration and immigration problem we have in europe as well. tonight on "with all due respect," you just heard from governor bush. tonight, lindsey graham, truly one of the most interesting inple in public service america. lindsey graham, "with all due respect," tonight. look at that -- look for that in the 5:00 p.m. hour. stay with us. "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and

now the city may be rife with oby traps, home made bombs beneath the roads and inside buildings. and there's always the concern of suicide bombers. if not on foot, then traveling in vehicles packed with explosives. >>> the latest cbs news, "new york times" poll shows hillary clinton maintaining her commanding lead over bernie sanders heading into saturday's presidential debate in iowa. 52% of likely primary voters support clinton. 33% support sanders. 5% like martin o'malley. nancy cordes reports from drake university in des moines where cbs news will be hosting saturday's debate. >> reporter: good morning. our poll finds that clinton supporters are more likely to say they have made up their minds, so she'll walk on this stage saturday night as the undisputed front-runner. her republican opponents are locked in a serious debate over immigration after tangling over that issue in their debate tuesday night. >> we're goingngo have a deportation force. and you're going to do it humanely. >> reporter: donald trump doubled down wednesday on his vow to deport all 11 million undocumented

. >> is that a picture of luke dressed as obi-wan. >> and joshed a kilo wren. >> this is my husband as a ghost. >> he goes crazy. >> your husband went as in-in out burger and on the back it says eat if you dare and there's little hands and body parts. >> you aren't kidding. you guys go all out. >> you town goes crazy. >> it is. >> i like how you festoon your home with candy corns. >> i put the candy corns everywhere. and you guys had a great ekend. deborah ran the new york city marathon, congratulations. >> ran with the abc news relay teach >> yeah. >> and they -- they had a great time and came in at the end there. she had a great time, doing like 10:00 miles. >> great, fantastic. >> so impressive. >> such a nice day and always so inspiring. >> i know. >> i love standing at finish line and seeing all kinds of people cross the finish line. >> and people from all over the world, too, and all over the country. i was standing at 97th and fifth waiting for my sister-in-law and her husband to go by and i saw an awesome moments and there's two working security and someone from the nypd, an of