ray allen and tony allen have played well. >> mark: one of my folooks.er layup after layup. >> 20-point lead, shrunk down to two points late, but thanks to ray allen two big free throws down the stretch. ray allen and played well. >> mark: one of my folooks. >> i was very aware of that ray, can you talk about how al funnylo is momentum.l you they had won eight straight, but you had such good play in cleveland and carried over toguy this game. >> there's a lot to be said for repetition. we talked last week in boston after being in cleveland and having to go back to boston and we had those four or five days off before we played again, and it's tough any time you have to sit around, you know, sitting around, especially at this time of year when you know you have a pretty good formula for how you have been playing basketball and everybody's got a great rhythm. so we definitely are on the luckier side of the equation knowing that we just came off two days ago. so we just have to continue to stay sharp. however they come out next game, we got to make sure that

then moments later, ray allen. 25, seven and three.to c's led by 16. fourth quarter, magic trying to get back in this one. they call an offensive foul on dwight howard. possibly a phantom foul.'s >> nominations for best actor in a playoff series. >> glen davis right up there with it. maybe a flop, but they get the offensive foul. under two minutes to go, magic down seven. it's j.j. reddick. he had nine off the pine. boston went scoreless over five-plus minutes late in the fourth quarter. dwight howard, seven turnover,ts just 3-10 from the field, but he pulled the magic within three. moments later vince carter at the line. the magic down four. the intentional miss and check out jameer nelson cleaning up. timing things perfectly. magic back within two. but after a pair of ray allen free throw, six seconds to go, rashard lewis, no dice. and the celtics take game one in orlando 92-88. it's the first loss for the magic since april 2nd. magic had won 14 in a row dating back to the regular season. 25 for ray allen. he is... the celtics are 7-0 in the postseas

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ray lahood and lisa jackson. and we have on stage a number of people that were absolutely critical. martin dom, c.e.o. of dimler trucks, anthony duner, mr. allen ruther, legislative director, denn dennis slegel, c.e.o. of volvo, and daniel shurst, c.e.o. of nav-star. and we have some legislative leaders who have been champions of not only the auto industry but the environmental movement. and i want to thank them for being here. one of the deans of house of representatives, john dengal, give him a big round of applause. representative ed marky is here. from massachusetts. [applause] representative chris van hullen, is here and representative henry waxman. now it was one year ago today that i stood here in the rose garden on a similarly beautiful day with some of the same folks. to announce a historic agreement to help break america's dependence on oil and to help with the planet we will leave to our children. it was the agreement, first of its kind to raise the fuel efficiency and reduce the greenhouse pollution of cars and trucks sold in the united states of america. a lot of people thought such an agreement was impossible. after all for decad