the only statement the capitals made is that they are amazingly mediocre and overmatched without their of stars. the capitals lose for the seventh time in ten games. after three months, still trying to figure this team out. caps down 1-0 and on the move. fires the laser pass. the caps tie the game at 1. mike mul bberry called him a do there. rangers strike back. a nice toe drag by ryan mcdunna. troy slides past and puts it right past noyvert. 3-1 rangers. capitals with the puck. john carl son, the slapper, redestructed to make it 3-2. the caps back in the game. under 2:00 to go now p jay beagle with the puck, he just can't get it past lundkwis. the capitals will fall 3-2. they are ninth place in the conference. now four points back in the division standings. they host san jose tomorrow night. then it's a four-game road trip. >>> when you look at the numbers, georgetown doesn't seem to do anything real well. they rank 123rd nationally in points per game. 84th in rebounding per game. they play three unheralded freshman on a regular basis. greg winnington had a career day this afternoon.

even while we retain our conventional overmatch, it builds a global and networked joint force that's ably led and always ready. and third, this budget does honor our commitments made to our military family and keeps faith with them. there are no freezes or reductions in pay. there's no lessening in the quality of health care ereceived by our active duty service members and medically retired wounded warriors. that said we can't ignore the increasing costs of pay and benefits. to manage costs we need pragmatic reform. all of this can be done in a way that preserves our ability to recruit and retain the best of america's talented youth. finally, all strategies and the budgets that support them carry risk. this is no different. in my judgment, the risk in this strategy and budget lies not in much we can do and how often we can do it. this budget helps us buy down this risk. byabilities they most need. to close, thank you. thank you for keeping our military strong. thank you for taking care of our military family. for supporting those who serve, who have served and importantly, who will s

tiger woods was overmatched -- except for this -- out of the woods and into the hall. hole.was all phil from there. another clutch putt for par. phil, 64. he beat tiger by 11 shots. 17 under. phil mickelson had it going this weekend. that was his wife. we know have the ravens finished their season. they lost to the patriots. it has been a tough three weeks for billy cundiff. he has had the support for the ravens and support from his college alma mater. award from draken university. he had incredible support after the miss. >> you do not let people define who you are as an athlete. i think when i put out there will be as good or better as i did the last couple of seasons. >> what a lesson. ray lewis always preaches, i have your back. >> i imagine that is incredibly important. thank you, keith. the state of a man sentenced to a hit and run. >> an emotional night at the grammys. who to call on top honors -- who took home top honors? >> we have some rain in the seven-day forecast. >> in cecil caton, we have some closures because of fire activity. we will update you on an overtur

they had been overmatched by inferior teams on a regular basis and the new coach supposed to bring structurene has really not made them any better, at least not yet, tonight's game in ottawa is crucial a.m. the problem now, the capitals will be without their best player, alex ovechkin questionable because of a lower body. capitals must find way to get a win after ugly loss to carolina drew the ire of the owner who called it simply unacceptable. >> i think we would agree with him. obviously not the game we wanted to play and with how important these points are these days, we got to be better. got to be a lot better. it is over and done with, we got to worry about tonight. >> said the same things if i were him and, you know, he is very active on the internet and running his blog every day and stuff like that so the players, i don't think he -- we are embarrassed enough after that last game without him. he doesn't have to say much. it is a -- you know, we are all embarrassed for ourselves. >> sorry going to have to interrupt you again. julie carey has been covering this huguely trial, murder tr

he may cut a little here and a little there but it's overmatched by the increase spending. >> let me if we are to use your words -- go ahead. >> one thing that really is important that the president lays out no plan for reform of medicaid, social security, medicare. those are just off the table and no real reform is proposed there. and if you are going to propose a plan for the future of america that puts us on a sound path, you've got to step up to the plate and lead on some of those tough issues. >> i want to go back. you referred to this as we have a debt crisis. so if we are in a crisis situation, why are tax hikes off the table? >> i would just say to you we haven't reduced spending. this proposal to increase taxes wa basically offsets new spending the president has in the plan. we're not for raising taxes to increase spending. >> i have doubts about the wisdom of this plan for a person making 150,000 tldollars they g a $2,000 check from uncle sam, the person making 20,000 gets 10% of that. i don't know whether this is the right way to stimulate the economy or not. i know every

specialist kebir blease once on margins become more central even while we retain conventional overmatch it built a global and network joint force that is ably led a and always ready and the benefits made some of it really it does keep faith with them. there are a freezes or reductions in pay and no lessening of the quality of health care received by the active-duty service members and medically wounded veterans. that said we cannot ignore the increasing costs of pay and benefits to manage cost we need pragmatic reform. this is done in a way to preserve and recruit and retain americans talent. finally all strategies and the budgets to resource them carry risk. this is no different today in my judgment it lies not in what we can do what and how much we can do and how often we can do it. this budget helps by investing in our people and in the joint capabilities they most need. to close, thank you for keeping our military strong, thank you for taking care of our military family, for supporting those who serve and who have served and who will serve. i know you share my pride. i look forward

specialized capabilities once on the margins become more central even while we retain convention overmatched. it builds a global network to a joint force that is ably led and always ready. third, this budget on his commitments made to our military families. it keeps faith with them. there are no freezes or reductions in pay, no lessening in the quality of health care received by active-duty service members and one of veterans. that said, we cannot ignore the increasing costs of pay and benefits. to manage costs, we need pragmatic reforms. all of this can be done in a way that preserves our ability to ecruit and retain american's talented youths. finally, all strategies and budgets to resource them carry risk. in my judgment, at the risk lies not in what we can do, but how much we can do and how we can do it. this invests in our people on the joint capabilities they most need. to close, thank you, thank you for keeping our military strong, thank you for taking care of our military families, for supporting those who serve and who have served and who will serve. i know you share my pride in the

specialist kebir blease once on margins become more central even while we retain conventional overmatch it built a global and network joint force that is ably led a and always ready and the benefits made some of it really it does keep faith with them. there are a freezes or reductions in pay and no lessening of the quality of health care received by the active-duty service members and medically wounded veterans. that said we cannot ignore the increasing costs of pay and benefits to manage cost we need pragmatic reform. this is done in a way to preserve and recruit and retain americans talent. finally all strategies and the budgets to resource them carry risk. this is no different today in my judgment it lies not in what we can do what and how much we can do and how often we can do it. this budget helps by investing in our people and in the joint capabilities they most need. to close, thank you for keeping our military strong, thank you for taking care of our military family, for supporting those who serve and who have served and who will serve. i know you share my pride. i look forward

specialized capabilities once on the margins become more central even while we retain convention overmatched. it builds a gbal network to a joint force that is ably led and always ready. third, this budget onis commitments made to our military families. it keeps faith with them. there are no freezes or reductions in pay, no lessening in the quality of health care received by active-duty service members and one of veterans. that said, we cannot ignore the increasing costs of pay and benefits. to manage costs, we need pragmatic reforms. all of this can be done in a way that preserves our ability to recruit and retain americans's talented youths. finally, all strategies and budgets to resource them carry risk. in my judgment, at the risk lies not in what we can do, but how much we can do and how we can do it. this invests in our people on the joint capabilities they most need. to close, thank you, thank you for keeping our military strong, thank you for taking care of our military families, for supporting those who serve and who have served and who will >> this president's day, former navy seal

even while we retain and must retain our conventional overmatch, it builds a global and networked jointce that's ably led and always ready. and third, this budget does honor our commitments made to our military family and keeps faith with them. there are no freezes or reductions in pay. there's no lessening in the quality of health care ereceived by our active duty service members and medically retired wounded warriors. that said we can't ignore the increasing costs of pay and benefits. to manage costs we need pragmatic reform. all of this can be done in a way that preserves our ability to recruit and retain the best of america's talented youth. finally, all strategies and the budgets that support them carry risk. this is no different. in my judgment, the risk in this strategy and budget lies not in what we can do and but in how much we can do and how often we can do it. this budget helps us buy down this risk. by investing in our people and in the joint capabilities they most need. to close, thank you. thank you for keeping our military strong. thank you for taking care of our military