the penguins defeat the senators taking a 2-1 lead in that series. the flyers defeat the devils 3- 2 in overtime also taking a two games to one lead in that series. >>> it's break time. we'll be right back. s >>> welcome back. just a day after la von hernandez threw a four-hit complete shutout, the nats couldn't get their pitching under control in their series finale this afternoon. basees loaded. 3-0. he faced seven batters, hit two of them and failed to register an out. later in the 1st inning, brewers lead 6-0. miguel batista, you know what that one is going to do. the grand slam. the brewers scored ten in the 1st inning. the nats rally. down three in the bottom of the 7th. a base hit to center. here comes the throw. he is called out. the nationals fall to the brewers 11-7. >>> the orioles entered today's game against the a's losers of nine in a row. top of the 9th, the full count. drives one to deep left field. that's a two-run shot. he had four rbis on the day. baltimore is now 2-11. pitcher ryan matis has both orioles victories. >>> t

. >>> and a different high tech ganlt is being put to use in an unusual case, counting penguins. international team has launched the world's first penguin census, using pictures and data from spy sat lilts over antarctica. the pictures are so good, they can count individual birds. it doesn't disturb the penguins, and the researchers get to stay warm. >>> and about that more con sensual census the one that covers our houses back here at home. it finds that women in this country have now closed the education gap. new numbers show women are now as likely to graduate from college and to earn an advanced degree as men. but the wage gap remains with women still earning about 20% less. >>> and a woman who spent her life fighting for civil rights has died. for 40 years, dorothy height led the national council of negro women, blazing a trail for justice. never underestimate the power of a gladiator, in a picture hat. we first saw dorothy height in the 1940s, lobbying eleanor roosevelt for civil rights. 1963, she helped organize the march on washington. there she is, on the stand with mart

: >> we're getting you ready for the capital dollars and the penguins playing tonight. but we begin with the official introduction of donovan mcnabb today at redskins park. he met the media and fans as the newest redskin for about 25 minutes, the team's new quarterback answered questions alongside head coach mike shanahan. let's go live to ashburn, virginia where kelli johnson is standing by covering the press conference. i know you said that things were all buzz out there yesterday. i imagine the excitement today got notched up a level. >> reporter: it was absolutely crazy out here, probably biggest press conference i've seen in six years of covering the team. donovan mcnabb has the presence about him that fills a room. he's confident but not ar gant. he's a natural born leader and he continuing solicited the attention back to him -- back from himself to the team. winning a championship that brought mcnabb to washington d.c. >> it feels like -- it feels like being drafted again. you've been selected by a team and you're going through the motions of learning a new play

the penguins, the senators for the chance to clinch. power up, how about that goal? the burger goes up by one, it looks like they will win. in the third overtime, the senators have the puck. the slapshot, 4/3, again, set, match. they're going to game 6 in ottawa. >> in the nfl draft is getting ready for round two. the redskins did not have a pick, and they don't pick again until tomorrow. but the top draft pick, the no. 1 draft pick overall was out of the park today. the offensive tackle, lived in texas, played for oklahoma, he is excited to step his game up to the nfl level. >> i thought about that since i was in college, just seeing how it fell to the next level of competition. i've been playing this game all my life. i think i would be able to adjust anything. it won't be easy, but i am ready for it. >> print williams is a big lad. the skins have only three ticks left. not tonight unless the work a trade, which is very possible. they still have jason campbell, but we will keep you posted. back to you. >> excitement growing at the national zoo. we will tell you why

. >>> in pittsburgh it took three overtimes but somebody finally won game five between the penguins and senators. that's your game winner. senators survived to play another game. they won it 4-3 in triple overtime. pens lead the series, 3-2. >>> curt suzuki grounded one to alleex rodriguez. he started a 5-4-3 triple play. one swing, three outs, but all for naught. the a's won it 4-2. that's your early look at sports on "early today." have a great weekend. i'm fred roggin. >>> will a hold over box champ come back to surprise everything this weekend? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >> from the country, they may not have much but they're totally free. watching the hillbilly. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. today's going to be a dangerous day of severe weather in the middle of the country. the moderate risk is the real big concern with the possibility of strong tornadoes. much of arkansas, louisiana, and then tonight spreading into mississippi. but watch out everywhere in the middle of the country for strong storms. that includes kansas, st. l

penguins won it 7-4. they can close things out tomorrow night. >>> new jersey devils on the brink of elimination. they lost to the flyers 4-1. now you might remember, philly had to win its final game of the season just to win the playoffs. now they're one win away from advancing to the semis. the flyers scored four unanswered goal en route to a victory. that game five is also tomorrow night. >>> finally an incredible comeback to show you, the braves against the phils. down 3-0, two outs in the ninth. troy glaus hit a two-run homer. braves down, 3-2. next batter, rookie, jason heyward, tied a solo shot, forced extra innings. in the tenth nate hit a walk off homer. braves saved the best for last. including the celebration. mclouth got to the dugout and his team was nowhere to be found. they gave him the cold shoulder and headed to the showers. braves won a wild one, 4-3. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> well, a new career for jennifer aniston, and why disney wasn't the

ovechkin lead with a win over the penguins. ovechkin had not scored a goal since march 10. it was the first of two goals for alex ovechkin. the regular season finality -- finally is sunday. donovan mcnabb will run into a different kind of passion in washington. redskins fans for the most part see him as a hopeful for the trip to the super bowl instead of some one not getting there. mcnatt has heard the comparisons -- mcnabb has heard the comparisons to john elway not winning a super bowl until he was later in his career. donovan mcnabb it seemed so happy to have an old rival on his new team. >> i guess some of you have related to some of our sources -- sources close to me told you where i wanted to play. but i guess those sources were wrong. i'm here in washington and i'm very excited to be here. >> you can't winning basketball team was better than expected tonight. -- uconn's winning basketball team was better than expected tonight. they beat stafford, 53-47. janette poland, cardinals up 8 at the half. more, three-pointer for the wind. it was uconn's fifth national title i

the penguins lead their series against ottawa, if the caps and penguins both advance. would meet in the next round with an ovechkin and crosby showdown. we know there's work to be done before that happens. game four tonight in quebec and no surprise, bruce going in goal again tonight. the 21-year-old was brilliant, stopping 26 of 27 shots in game three on wednesday. after riding the pine for most of the second half of the season, but the playoffs seem to be his time of year. >> it was great for us. he loves these kinds of situations. he's a big name player for us. he did a great job. >> he's a good goalie, and he's prepared mentally. >> everybody played well. all four lines defensemen and bullpen was outstanding. >> as for the offense, the caps are 0 for 14. they tried to address that with an extra practice session in montreal, but they were invaded by a spy. and many of you have been e- mailing and it's hard to tell if the e-mails are complaints or not. this is day nine of the playoffs, not too close. i'm not proud of it. i didn't know it would be four different color

tonight caps and penguins renew their rivalry in pittsburgh. tiger woods played a round in augusta.5-minute press conference in which he said nothing has changed. i'm going to go out and try to win this thing. when asked about his legacy woods quoted his late father, earl. >> in order to help people you have to first learn how to help yourself. that's what he always used to safety i never understood that. when i was in treatment i wrote that down and looked at it every day. and learned how to help myself. i can therefore i can help more people going forward, infinitely more than i did pror to all this. >> donovan mcnabb's press conference at noon right here on fox 5. brian is back right after this. h ntis initely expensive having a growing family. and it's something that you think about. we try to be conscious of that and plan o our meals so that we can feed everyone on a budget. at giant, we know saving money is important. every time you shop with your card you can enjoy thousands of real deal savings and weekly specials. like top round london broil, $1.99 a pound, and breyers ice

penguins had rallied from a 3-0 deficit and this would complete the comeback. the series clencher.o ahead and grown caps fans because the defending champs advance. >> caps wrapping this up in montreal do you think? >> they better. because if it comes back here i don't like that. let's just make it safe. >> got serious weather coming in. >> overnight into tomorrow morning. stronger to possibly severe storms after 3:00 p.m. and through tomorrow evening but it is not a washout. not storms all day. a good chunk of suns still good. >> thanks a lot. have a good night. >> is that good enough? >> yes. absolutely. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com can i eat heart healthy without giving up taste? a man can only try... and try. i heard eating whole grain oats can help lower my cholesterol. it's gonna be tough...so tough. my wife and i want to lower our cholesterol, but finding healthy food that tastes good is torturous. your father is suffering. [ male announcer ] honey nut cheerios tastes great and can help lower cholesterol. bee happy. bee h

. >> penguins looking to go 3-1 in their series again the senators.ng everyone exactly that. third goal deflected. four points in the game. then matt cooke with his first of knost season. penguins on top 3-0. a big-time second period in terms of goal-scoring. crosby top shelf. second period, penguins up 55-3. kunitz, goal me. five goals in the second period. sets a new playoff team record for goals in a single period on the road. the penguins now have a commanding 3-1 lead over the senators, and the two teams combine ford eight goals -- comd for agent goals, tying the record for goals scored in a graham. >> they're brakeup seem to be a as highly publicized as that of jon and kate gosselin. maybe there's hope for mcnabb and terrell owens. it's reported the redskins quarterback has encouraged the washington coaching staff to consider signing t.o. who is a free agent. shanahan says the team is not actively pursuing owens. the nfl schedules are out. they will he back in filly -- philly in week four. mcnabb was traded to the redskins after 11 seasons in ph

police say robert abrams fought with his wife when he wanted to watch a penguins game. he allegedly stabbed her and hit her with a hammer and set the house on fire to cover it up. >> they really kept their place really very nice. never heard of any commotion or domestics, you know, anything. >> abrams is charged with homicide, arson and accuse of a corpse. >>> bret michaels is recovering in the hospital from a brain hemorrhage. the 47-year-old was rushed to the hospital thursday night with a severe headache. when he arrived doctors discovered bleeding in his brainstem. celebrity website tmz reports the rocker is conscious and in stable condition. michaels underwent an emergency appendectomy earlier this month. >>> fishermen found about 200 live grenades while they were shifting through a catch of clams. bomb experts were called in to detonate the explosives. there it is. investigators are trying to find out how the grenades got into the water. >>> from grenades to cannons, the chinese government has a unique way of dealing with smell from landfills near beijing. the cit

barely able to survive you have very few emotional reserves to think about the polar bears and the penguinshe other side of the years but as you get more wealth, you get happier they say there is a threshold for the basic comforts of life are mack and that is the fee can as we get wealthier each increment of wealth makes us a little less happier than we reached a point* where we are one house because our positions end up possessing us. we imagine a society that is complex and integrated and a society in which the gap between the haves and have-nots has been narrowed and the soho when that have this tax themselves with a loss of income and tax themselves for the whole community does not depreciate their happiness as much as it increases the happiness of those that are brought up. follow me? if we can meet debt that threshold it is a new dream not the opportunity to succeed but we need a broader dream which is the quality of life. we are impasse that being said that is to we really are, and all of the other drives are secondary aggression and violence because we did not get what we really nee

knockouts and took evander kane a couple of punches to cold congress matt cooke of the pittsburgh penguinscooke was out for a moment. he eventually got up and left the game for good. he's going to be okay. kane, by the name -- he was named after former heavyweight boxer evander holyfield. >>> a story that has outraged people across the globe, hope the abandoned adopted boy will get a new home of love. ♪ wellbeing. we're all striving for it. purina cat chow helps you nuture it in your cat... with a full family of excellent nutrition... and helpful resources. ♪ purina cat chow. share a better life. >>> actress dixie carter has died. the tennessee native was most famous for jewel yard sugarbaker on "designing women" which aired for seven years in 1986. carter acted on broadway and in the series "family law" and she was nominated for an emmy in 2007 for a recurring role on "desperate housewives." dixie carter was 70 years old. >>> as a tennessee woman's return of her adoptive son to russia makes headlines, another tennessee family says the case should serve as a warning for people considering

sidney crosby and the penguins get the senators in round one. here are the playoff matchups in the west. chicago blackhawks lost on sunday. that gives home ice advantage to the sharks throughout the western conference playoffs. but all isn't lost for the blacks hawks. they get the predators in the first round. chicago won four of their six meetings. the red wings have the five seed. they'll take on the coyotes. >> the defending champion lakers are once again the favorites to repeat out west. kobe bryant has had a ridiculously spectacular season of game-winning shots and has overcome finger and ankle injuries in the middle of the season. defensive specialist ron artest on board, l.a. gearing up for another title run. check out the nba playoff push on espn and abc, home of the nba finals. >> lakers trying to do something no team in the league has done since the lakers of almost a decade ago, repeat as nba champions. stuart scott, mike wilbon, jon berry. who poses the biggest threat to the lakers in the western conference? >> i think it's the dalla

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risk and management committee and to the board of directors and as parliament of that, there's a penguins -- part of that, there's a presentation on risk management and it says the total subprime exposure in markets and banking was an additional $16 billion in direct super senior and $27 billion in liquidity and par puts, so on the same day that the public is being informed, it's $13 billion, the board and the audit committee are being told that this adds up to, frankly, more than $50 billion, i believe 55 is the total math here, roughly, at which point, on november 3, you have an emergency board of directors and on november 4, you announce the $55 billion exposure and mr. prince, i believe, that's the day in which you announce your resignation. i guess what i want to ask is, why is there an announcement made to the public that is $13 billion, at the same time that the board and the audit -- risk and audit committee are being told that it's substantially more? and i think mr. prince, i'll ask you and mr. rubin. >> well, mr. chairman, i think that you've asked a very detailed factual quest

risk and management committee and to the board of directors and as parliament of that, there's a penguins -- part of that, there's a presentation on risk management and it says the total subprime exposure in markets and banking was an additional $16 billion in direct super senior and $27 billion in liquidity and par puts, so on the same day that the public is being informed, it's $13 billion, the board and the audit committee are being told that this adds up to, frankly, more than $50 billion, i believe 55 is the total math here, roughly, at which point, on november 3, you have an emergency board of directors and on november 4, you announce the $55 billion exposure and mr. prince, i believe, that's the day in which you announce your resignation. i guess what i want to ask is, why is there an announcement made to the public that is $13 billion, at the same time that the board and the audit -- risk and audit committee are being told that it's substantially more? and i think mr. prince, i'll ask you and mr. rubin. >> well, mr. chairman, i think that you've asked a very detailed factual quest

the ftc would find them to be so, our site differ profoundly from sites that are today like club penguinwhere it is directed only at kids at 13. adults use those sites that teens use as well. so as a practical matter if you extend the framework to a higher age you would for the first time have the government be requiring age verification of large numbers of a to users. we've already been down that road before. the courts have clearly held in litigation about the child online protection act, copa, to do so would be unconstitutional because it would be on the freedom of speech right without having to identify themselves through use of a credit card, but also the free speech rights of the sites themselves to reach an audience which is diminished by the roadblock of age verification. i want to be clear from my perspective this is the most important issue that we've talked about here today, understanding why the age for coppa must be kept at 13 for the framework of what i think is a really great statute otherwise to function effectively. >> thank you. mr. bellinger, do you agree that coppa br

it's called tactical nuclear penguin. limited quantities will be shipped to stores in california and new york. >>> it's not uncommon for a golfer to get teary-eyed after winning the masters. why phil mickelson got so choked up during his speech. >>> first to breaking news. conan o'brien is headed to tbs to host a late night talk show expected to day buy ebut in novt 11:00 p.m. eastern. conan left nbc in january having hosted "the tonight show" for about eight months. jay leno reclaimed the hour. as part of the deal conan can't appear on tv until november. he'll be on the air on tbs, a fully delivered cable channel in november of this year. >>> in half an hour we learn if ben roethlisberger will face sexual assault charges in georgia. the d.a. will make the announcement after reviewing evidence from investigators. last month a college student accused him of sexually assaulting her at a nightclub. it's the second time he's been accused of sexual misconduct another woman is suing saying he raped her in 2008. he denies the ac