perron at the line. hounded by scandella. david perron. cluster of three on him. minnesota in possession. away for alex steen. marco scandella. through center, pominville. he'll play it back. the hero so far,

perron at the line. hounded by scandella. david perron. cluster of three on him. minnesota in possession. away for alex steen. marco scandella. through center, pominville. he'll play it back. the

perron at the line. hounded by scandella. david perron. cluster of three on him. minnesota in possession. away for alex steen. marco scandella. through center, pominville. he'll play it back. the hero so far, drops it off to pominville. jason zucker back of the goal. good read by parayko. parayko comes up with it. out of the reach of jason zucker who gets to it. he'll grind it belong long. berglund. he sets up edmundson and out they come. patrik berglund has it for st. louis. they scale it in. dubnyk will leave it there. just about eight minutes gone in overtime. through center. mikael granlund a chip. bortuzzo for st. louis. fore-check by zucker. left there. gunnarsson hard-pressed. puck is available. underneath the attacking forward. moving in on the play. they tie it up for a faceoff with 11:59 left in overtime. mikael granlund had the puck underneath him. that's why we'll get the face-off. >> brian: if you think about both clubs and how they deploy their defense in this game, the blues, big minutes for their top four. they've played the heck out of those guys

but that sense of perron and the power of perron still is felt in argentina today. one of the parties, major parties this peronists. so it would be like calling a party the roosevelt party today. he is a larger than life character even though he has been dead for 30 years. you have a young man glowing up in this culture, italian culture, catholic country, at a time when the church and state are look one. you go into argentina today you goo into the subway, and you get out of the subway and there's statues of mary in every public metro stop. imagine if you got on the subway in washington, dc or baltimore, chicago, and you walked out and there was a statue of mary, dressed -- clothed in blue and white which are the colors of the argentinian flag. so there's a real connection there that you need to understand and that i struggled to understand when i was writing this book. he comes out of the culture, yet he is very open to other faiths. he is very open to great friendships with jews and muslims and people of all denominations and that's what makes him, again, kind of

we are going to take an in-depth look at president trumps tax plan with bank of america's claudia perronethis is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ tracy: i'm tracy alloway. trumpshn: present economic team says they want to reduce corporate tax rates from 35-15% as well as cutting personal taxes. the director of the white house national economic council urges republicans and democrats to support those changes. >> it once in a generation opportunity to do something really big. president trump has made tax reform a priority. we have are public and congress that wants to get it done. hope theomething i democrats would support because it is good for the american people. mnuchin says the tax proposal will bring back trillions of dollars currently held offshore. nuchin: our objective is to make u.s. businesses the most competitive in the world. right now we have a 35% corporate rate on a worldwide income in a deferral. it is the most complicated and uncompetitive business right in the world. buddies makee that trillions of dollars offshore. -- companies make trillions of dollars offshore. anchor: thank you so much

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