. >>> captain ovie and the washington capitals taking on the ottawa senators. countdown to face-off right here on "geico sport why is travel these days about what you give up and not what you get? like electricity for gadget power at your seat. room to stretch your legs, and your wingspan, food when you're hungry, and taking off your shoes, only if you feel like it. these aren't luxuries, they're basics. get them back on acela. learn more at supportyourvet.org. beensuss pnded in-- suspended indefinitely. not the news you want to get hours before you face that dude, lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers. it wasn't going to be the wizards night. we fwhiew that from the get go. lebron with the topple hawk. this was -- tomahawk. this was ridiculous. the better angle was from the other side because went over the back of the backboard. he only played 3/4. didn't need to play the fourth. wizards never held a lead the entire game. they fell 121-98. >>> there's one thing we do know about the about this entire wizards situation right now is that wereally don't know ex

ottawa a-very, very streaky team and the washington capitals are well aware of ottawa's strengths even though the senators are without their captain. >> some pretty good balance. there are guys that can put the puck in the net. you know, clef clef had four goals -- kovalev had four goals the other day. he's a capable scorer. just more concerned about us. we want to make sure our effort is there. >> they have some dangerous players. as long as we're aware of which guys to take away and make sure you don't give them too much time and space, we'll be fine. we need to pickup our offense a little bit more and that is good team to do it against. >> now, pascal leclair will start for the ottawa senators. 'as we bring in our analysts, down at the other end jose theodore is getting the nod. i was surprised at practice when i was talking to michael asking him consequence imes this game. he said you may want to ask somebody else because i don't think i'm getting the call tonight. does it surprise you -- surprise you that bruce has gone back to jose? >> no, not at all. you can't let him rot on the

after this game we have thursday against the ottawa senators.nd southeast division matchup and a good home stant for a while to finish off this month. >> joe: nine games going on tonight and the obviously two teams with the night off. carolina and tampa bay are idol. roman hamrik is stalked by bradley. drift below 8 minutes to go in the third. capitals fans were breathing pretty easy until a moment ago when pouliot had that one in. he got ripped off by d'agostini. neuvirth says enough of this. >> craig: good pressure against john erskine. that goal often uplifts a team. here's john erskine trying to get up. there's that little play. d'agostini from behind. good opportunity for montreal. unfortunately for him he lost his stick. >> joe: june so 42, mike greer in 35 today. washington playing host to the montreal squad and all of a sudden in the last couple minutes they tilted the ice into michal neuvirth's direction. short from skate to stick. pouliot keeps it in. >> craig: pouliot has been all over the place. he's the only player on the ice for al

he is located in ottawa county. they installed tracks on his combine to get the corn out. they did about 800 acres with tracks this year and finished up on november 28th. in geary county, kansas, a wheat grower says he got his wheat in late. he says it is very small right now and they've had plenty of single digit temperatures to boot. he is not very optimistic about a big crop. >>> from a grower in northwest, alabama, he says it is wet and has been wet since labor day. he guesses it will stop range in time for next year's drought. >>> now when we come back i'll sit down to talk markets with two mikes, mike florida and mike north. the discussion begins in just two minutes. please stay with us. john may not be here this weekend - but that doesn't >>> roundup powermax herbicide, twice the power of last season. flores pei scat a wave. >>> round table guests this week mike flores from flores trading, this is the first full week of trades after the first of the year and every economist i talked to, or before, the first of the year, said that the index funds were going to make s

may god bless the great state of ottawa. let's embrace this future, making this iowa century with an unwavering faith that our best days are ahead of us. thank you and god bless. [applause] thank you. thank you. like you. thank you. thank you. [applause] thank you. thank you. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> you are watching public affairs programming on c-span. up next, south carolina's attorney general talks about possible effect on states. and on this morning's "washington journal," topics include irs regulation, financial market oversight, and health care. "washington journal begins at the top of the hour at 7:00 eastern. president barack obama will be at the capitol this afternoon to attend a jobs summit with house democrats. live coverage begins at 4: 45 eastern. later today on c-span 2, we will produce a debate with the republican candidates for governor is -- governor of texas. the incumbent.cx governor will e involved. live coverage b

we traveled to see the used car lots in the inner cities that we traveled to ottawa shows at auto museums and we spoke to a variety of people with expertise around the car, and around the ancillary services that are provided. and those who work to mitigate against some of the negative effects of the car. but mostly we talked to ordinary people, the owners, buyers, the drivers, the 244 million cars that ply our roadways. and really of course our research started earlier. as all of ours do, with the family car, and this is the lots family and is not the bob goodlatte family. we been asked a few times whether we're related to the detroit legend, the outspoken bob lutz who has worked at the big three automakers and the answer is no. if it was yes, i suppose we already would have been cut out of the will. , this is a family that like many grew up in the suburbs, and grew up around cars, and we both, my sister and i, had a tremendous, positive memories surrounding the vehicles that we grew up in. trips to grandma's, day trips to the beach. most of our members were positive. as we started talkin

one in ottawa when down by three or four and came back and rallied to win it 6-5. against the 98th spring fabulous so many times over. we have been lucky. there is plenty too many to recall. joe: fans love it when you break it down and in a forum like that you can go on for days. >> they asked my favorite game, it was any game that i talk over a goal and i haven't done it tonight. so look out for the third. joe: there is still time. washington capitals fan club extremely devoted for more information guest speakers and news leaders and you need to log onto caps fans club.org and we thank them and it is great to talk hockey with them year after year. tonight in tampa lightning leads the capitals 5-4. it is the nhl on sports net. >> the lightning has been for pushover. 5-4. joe and craig with you. >> follow mike green's lead. continue to jump up. they got to push the pedal to the metal in the 3rd period. sometimes as individuals you get passive when you get burn add if you times. the whole core has to go. if they do, they will get two points. joe: absolutely wild from

>> i will leave that to my counterpart in ottawa. i am sure very economically so. the secretary will meet for the first time this afternoon with unesco -- the unesco director- general. this will be her first visit to the u.s. in her new capacity. it will discuss unesco's engagement on issues such as haiti, and promoting gender equality in education and science and promoting freedom of the press. honduras -- we welcome to the defect a leader's decision -- the facdoe facto leaders decisin to step down. we note that important work needs to be established to reestablish order and we continue, we will work with the new government in honduras on for implementation of the courts. george mitchell met today with president abbas in ramallah. he will meet with palestinian -- the palestinian prime minister tomorrow. he may have additional meetings before coming back to the united states. >> do you mind if we go back to haiti by way of china? >> are we going east or west? >> picking up, the chinese foreign ministry's statement is pointed. last week, senior u.s. officials indica

the unemployment rate in adjoining rural ottawa county, also in our district, is now over 17%.gain, these are official numbers, which do not include those who have part time jobs, who need more hours, or those who have simply given up, because there are no jobs to behood -- to be had. job creation is just not an urban issue. the damage has spread to the suburbs of our country and no one is safe from the jobs hemorrhage. in fact, a recent study by brookings institute as examined by mr. herbert in his article found that the largest and fastest growing population of poor people in the united states are in the suburbs. the number of poor people in our country grew by 5.2 million when president bush was president, between 2002 and 2008. and more than 90 million americans, 90 million, that's 1/3 of our country are living on less than $21,834 for a family of four. the alarm bells are roaring. at the same time the basic goodness and generosity of the american people remain one of our greatest strength. through it all the american people remain compassionate and caring. last weekend a l

has made in afghanistan, we work with them constantly and closely, and i look forward to going to ottawain the near future as well. to wrap up, richard, if it's ok, maybe we could circle back to the beginning of the conversation. you offered mike@@@@@@g @ @ @ @r [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> they will do this several times but what the president makes his decision in september. >> i made a terrible mistake when i was doing something similar to this before the center for american progress last summer. i said this in the course of a long answer, they will no success when you see this. one of the people in the room, said i had just compared afghanistan to pornography. i called hillary clinton and i said, i made this terrible mistake. know, i made this terrible mistake, and i told her and she laughed, that beautiful laugh of hers, which you know so well and she said never do irony in washington. so -- >> or new age. >> that's for you. you're nuanced. i'm ironic. but not here and not today. there was this bi

has made in afghanistan, we work with them constantly and closely, and i look forward to going to ottawa in the near future as well. to wrap up, richard, if it's ok, maybe we could circle back to the beginning of the conversation. you offered mike o'hanlan and his colleagues some suggestions on how to revise the parameters, bench marks for the pakistan index. what would you recommend that they use as the indicators for progress or the opposite of progress with regard to the afghanistan index that they'll be doing, several times between now and when the president makes a tough decision in december? >> you mean the criteria for progress? >> yes. >> yeah. i have made a terrible mistake when i had a similar event like this before the center for american progress last summer. and i said in passing, in the course of a longer answer, that you'll know success when you see it, an one of the people in the room blogging out of the room, said that i had just compared afghanistan to important imreaf. -- to pornography. and so -- i called hillary clinton up, i said, hillary, you know, i made this terr

i had been practicing with his band from ottawa for fun.t the same time i was attracted to it because one of the advantages you get is you get to do things you normally would not do. normally i can sing and play a little bit but no one would want to hear me perform in a concert. i started to think, well if i do not do this i will always regretted so we put together a few practices and had some people over. we mustered up the courage and did it. i was more nervous about that than anything i have done in public life but it seems now fun. >> i was with a bunch of liberals and there was a gas. they said there is his majority. -- there was a gasp. do you think you are now in a situation where you could possibly win a majority government? >> we will know in the next election. i have been saying no one wants to have an election. for the past year polls have looked pretty good. it is great to have polls when we do not have elections anyway. we still have work to do to get the country to the last phases of this recession into a genuine recovery and

. >> i am from the university of ottawa. >> who won last night? >> addai 01. >> just checking. [laughter] >> with the health care bill on the verge of passing, what is the department of veteran affairs doing about medical care? how will military personnel -- military personnel are struggling to receive their g.i. bills on time. with the job market the way it is, more military personnel after retiring or getting out of the service are trying to make their way to get their degrees, to find a job. they are not being taken care of the way they should they. >> when the health-care debate started in the united states, the health care plan for the military and for veterans was taken off the table it is not part of the current health care debate. that said, part of my life in recent years has been in budgeting. our health care costs inside the military have also skyrocketed. we will have to figure out how to get control of that. otherwise, we will go broke. there are many people working to do just that. that said, i have seen the military health care programs in the last dozen years gr

and i look forward to going to ottawa in the near future as well. to wrap up, richard, if it's ok, maybe we could circle back to a thought of yours at the beginning of the conversation. you offered mike o'hanlan and his colleagues some suggestions on how to revise some of the parameters. what would you recommend that they use a the indicators for progress or the opposite of progress with regard to the afghan index they'll be doing several times between now and with the president makes a tough decision in december? >> you mean the criteria for progress? >> yes. >> i made a terrible mistake when i had a similar mistake like this before the centers for american progress last summer and i said in passing, in the course of a longer answer, that you'll know success when you see it and one of the people in the room, walking out of the room said i just compared afghanistan to pornography. and so i called -- i called hillary clinton up, i said, hillary, you know, i made this terrible mistake, and i told her, and she laughed that beautiful laugh of hers, whic

has made in afghanistan, we work with them constantly and closely, and i look forward to going to ottawa in the near future as well. to wrap up, richard, if it's ok, maybe we could circle back to the beginning of the conversation. you offered mike o'hanlan and his colleagues some suggestions on how to revise the parameters, bench marks for the pakistan index. what would you recommend that they use as the indicators for progress or the opposite of progress with regard to the afghanistan index that they'll be doing, several times between now and when the president makes a tough decision in december? >> you mean the criteria for progress? >> yes. >> yeah. i have made a terrible mistake when i had a similar event like this before the center for american progress last summer. and i said in passing, in the course of a longer answer, that you'll know success when you see it, an one of the people in the room blogging out of the room, said that i had just compared afghanistan to important imreaf. -- to pornography. and so -- i called hillary clinton up, i said, hillary, you know, i made this terr