two goals for mike rupp.ie: nice pass by brandon prust on the backhand. i thought mike rupp had a chance to shoot the puck right away. we have a perfect vantage point. good goal to give up by bobrovsky. mike rupp waited and the puck finds in between the arm and the hip of sergei bobrovsky. down, but not down early enough. not a good goal, but a good opportunity there for rupp to get the puck to the net. >> mike e.: dubinsky led it ahead. callahan popped it loose. off timonen. worked along by hartnell. hoping to get a three-on-two. van riemsdyk will face down. mcdonagh closed it off. over for hartnell. now giroux. giroux fed it back. fires and that one grabbed and held by lundquist. does he still have it? whistle is blown. doesn't matter. >> eddie: pushed behind by ryan mcdonagh. there is van riemsdyk in front of the net. a push-off. almost like in a game of basketball. subtle little push-off. shot goes up into the rim. nice job by van riemsdyk. good shop. >> pierre: van riemsdyk and giroux, we saw them in the

two goals for mike rupp.ie: nice pass by brandon prust on the backhand. i thought mike rupp had a chance to shoot the puck right away. we have a perfect vantage point. good goal to give up by bobrovsky. mike rupp waited and the puck finds in between the arm and the hip of sergei bobrovsky. down, but not down early enough. not a good goal, but a good opportunity there for rupp to get the puck to the net. >> mike e.: dubinsky led it ahead. callahan popped it loose. off timonen. worked along by hartnell. hoping to get a three-on-two. van riemsdyk will face down. mcdonagh closed it off. over for hartnell. now giroux. giroux fed it back. fires and that one grabbed and held by lundquist. does he still have it? whistle is blown. doesn't matter. >> eddie: pushed behind by ryan mcdonagh. there is van riemsdyk in front of the net. a push-off. almost like in a game of basketball. subtle little push-off. shot goes up into the rim. nice job by van riemsdyk. good shop. >> pierre: van riemsdyk and giroux, we saw them in the

mike rupp scores. mike rupp with a jagr-like salute has cut the lead in half!lay. this beautiful backhand pass deep to the left. that's what we talked about sergei bobrovsky. 2-1 lead for the flyers. >> pierre: i like the fact rupp doesn't stand still or jump into that dead spot. takes the pass and snaps it home. >> eddie: screen by andrei meszaros. >> mike e.: three goals on the last four shots. two goals in the last 1:55. mr. is mike rupp the goal storer. >> eddie: stop it right here. this is where meszaros is obviously shooting back through. look at the goaltender sergei bobrovsky. down, looking. what a perfect shot there by big mike rupp. darren pang! >> darren: edzo i'm behind sergei bobrovsky. it was a perfect screen. the goaltender bobrovsky, even though he's 6'1, he plays on a lower place. rangers were looking at their video saying how high they could go. could they beat him over the shoulder? that might have been intended there it was lower, handcuffed him and he was completely screened. >> eddie: almost in that situation, you like to see andrei meszar

mike rupp with a pair. check out the celebration. exactly what the flyers jagr does after his scores. rupp was having fun and so was henrik lundqvist, stopping brier late in the third. rangers win the classic 3-2. >>> that's your look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >> announcer: "early today" sports is brought to you by touch of gray. get rid of some gray, never all. >>> who's getting married and who says they never will again. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, it is the national pastime, the stuff of legends, but for some it's even more than that. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." focusing in on iowa where a lot of people will be doing caucusing during the day tonight. tonight a very cold start with the windchills but the forecast does not call for any rain or snow. as far as what we're dealing with in the eastern u.s., one of the coldest days of the season so far. there could be snow flurries out there near the great lakes, maybe even cold showers.

rupp scored big goals for us there. we came back at it. just a great game fours. i hope the fans enjoyed it. >> pierre: thanks for your time and enjoy tonight. >> thanks very much. >> pierre: doc? >> mike e.: 35 shots by the flyers. 33 stops by henrik lundquist in the victory. there was a combined total of 68 shots on goal today. the nhl foundation is contributing $13,600 to ronald mcdonnell house charities. and the 2012 honda pilot valued at approximately $41,630 goes to the ronald mcdonald house in new york. for the nhl foundation and honda, the biggest assist happens off the ice. 60 eventful minutes, 3-2 rangers, bob costas. >> bob: all right, doc. a final aerial shot always such arresting images from the winter classic. rangers down 2-0 come back to win it 3-2. it's the fourth time in five winter classics that the road team has won it. only the bruins in 2010 managed to win at home at fenway park. that will do it for now from philadelphia. the nfl playoffs begin saturday with a wild card double-header on nbc. in game one, bengals take on the texans. in primeti

mike rupp with a pair. check out the celebration. exactly what the flyers jagr does after his scores. rupp was having fun and so was henrik lundqvist, stopping brier late in the third. rangers win the classic 3-2. >>> that's your look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >> announcer: "early today" sports is brought to you by touch of gray. get rid of some gray, never all. >>> who's getting married and who says they never will again. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, it is the national pastime, the stuff of legends, but for some it's even more than that. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. we look at the forecast today. we have rain go through last night. gusty winds early this evening in washington state that system gone. but more rain on the way. a damp forecast up until the weekend. we're okay. much of the other areas of the west mild. 50 degrees, phoenix, near 80 today. tomorrow, not a lot changes. wetter up in washington state a more significant slug of moisture. if you

mike rupp with a pair. check out the celebration. salute is exactly what the flyers jameer jagr does after he scores. rupp was having fun and so was henrik lundquist. rangers win the classic 3-2. and that's your first look at sports. i'm mario solis. >>> and now for another quick look at the weather, here is nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel forecast. i'm going to guess it's going to be really cold which means we should go ice skating. >> if it's really cold, you want to go ice skating? >> i've been bothering you to go ice skating with me for how long now? >> that's true. a little warmer day. i think when it's in the 40s. good morning, everyone. in case you're just joining us, we're watching very cold conditions in areas like iowa today. we're going to be focusing our attention on the caucuses. we are watching the wind chills in the single digits in most areas. iowa city the warmest at 9. it's a very cold start in iowa. voting is not going to be an issue. no rain, no snow whatsoever. we did see snow showers overn

again, here is rupp with it. rupp with a shot. he scores! there's a rebound, score briere against lundquist. save, lundquist! >> big stuff there by lundquist on the penalty shot. thank you doc emerick. ranger beat the flyers by the score of 3-2 in the outdoor winter classic. coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," four years ago mitt romney finished a disappointing second in the iowa caucuses despite a big effort here. so will his luck change this time around? it certainly starting to look that way. we'll discuss it all with our panel on "morning joe." when we come back here, we'll huddle around the water cooler to watch that gentleman, snoop dogg live out a childhood dream by hosting "the price is right." it is ever bit as good as you think it is. "way too early" coming up. >>> welcome back to java joe'sj. the economy likely will be the number one issue for most americans this election season. but that may not necessarily be the case for everyone in iowa. you want to sound smart, tell your friends that iowa has one of the lowest

rupp scored big goals for us there. we came back at it. just a great game fours. i hope the fans enjoyed it. >> pierre: thanks for your time and enjoy tonight. >> thanks very much. >> pierre: doc? >> mike e.: 35 shots by the flyers. 33 stops by henrik lundquist in the victory. there was a combined total of 68 shots on goal today. the nhl foundation is contributing $13,600 to ronald mcdonnell house charities. and the 2012 honda pilot valued at approximately $41,630 goes to the ronald mcdonald house in new york. for the nhl foundation and honda, the biggest assist happens off the ice. 60 eventful minutes, 3-2 rangers, bob costas. >> bob: all right, doc. a final aerial shot always such arresting images from the winter classic. rangers down 2-0 come back to win it 3-2. it's the fourth time in five winter classics that the road team has won it. only the bruins in 2010 managed to win at home at fenway park. that will do it for now from philadelphia. the nfl playoffs begin saturday with a wild card double-header on nbc. in game one, bengals take on the texans. in primeti

here in the bay area, prices rupp only 6 cents from last week but we are still paying nearly $3.70 a gallon. analysts say we should expect nearly a dollar more by summer. >>> a major announcement today in the automobile world concerning hun kay. the detroit -- hyundai. the detroit auto show named it the car the year, the alantra. the judges like the fuel mileage t gets 40 miles ha gallon on the highway. >>> if you are in to everything high tech r then las vegas is the place to be -- high tech, then las vegas is the place to be this week. the event kicks off tomorrow. it's the largest event of its kind 140,000 people are expected to attend. electronics companies will use the large crowds to unveil their new high-tech gammettes. solid state laptops is one of the items getting attention. the store -- the show is a boost also to the las vegas economy. >>> coming up at 5:00 tonight, there's fallout in the bay area to the lack of snow in the sierra. the complaints from bay area ski recommend shops and twha they are doing in -- and what they are doing instead of renting skis. >>> thank you

rupp runoff declined, but one was the most serious. snow storage has declined significantly later in the century. the bigger distribution of runoff will shift, moving earlier than what we saw today. finally, temperature increases alone will have an effect. there is a greater effect when there is a combination of temperature increases and deep -- decreases. how we came to the climate change scenario in the sensitivity analysis is important. it shows two maps. one, our country under a scenario of higher co2 emissions. one, under lower. the difference between higher temperatures and higher co2 emissions leading to higher temperatures and lower co2 emissions leading to lower temperatures is fairly significant, as you can see. that makes a big difference and it highlights how in climate change analysis, we need to account for these changes. there was low, moderate, and high increase in temperatures as displayed here. the same exercises for precipitation. there were two different emission scenarios in our region. you can see that precipitati

rupp runoff declined, but one was the most serious. snow storage has declined significantly later in the century. the bigger distribution of runoff will shift, moving earlier than what we saw today. finally, temperature increases alone will have an effect. there is a re

might imagine with in-line engine and coolant pipes running back and forth, 7 millimeter hole, you rupput of coolant, you run out of engine, you run out of air speed, time to get out. so you jump over the side and you pull your rip cord and you hit the ground that quickly. and i remember i was quite low when i punched out. and i landed on the ground. i didn't know where i was. i knew i was in korea. but i didn't know where i was in relation to the enemy. but i soon found out. i was in the middle of what they call no man's land at the time. in the demilitarized zone. terrorized zone and i pulled out my 45 because i saw guys in pajamas heading toward me in the north and i bravely defended myself by popping off a couple of round. they responded brrrrr, and i thought oh, no, this isn't going to work too well. i put my head down. i was pretty sentense a few moments. someone not far from me, said keep your head down and crawl in this direction. the marines sent out a parole to get me covering fire. i crawled on my belly back it a bunker. i was very grateful to the marine. i suppose that was a

. >> on the rupp side, mitt beginning or even back in herman cain's days. they started their argument by economy is and country is in. does this undercut their argument and this they don't have that argument, what do they have? >> they've got the fact that the economy isn't doing much, much better or morrow bust than it's doing right now. what they do fear is that things will get into much better they'll have a hollow argument when they start talking about the fact that things are so much worse under you this president. clearly the facts show otherwise. they do have this natural resistance to crediting a democratic president with doing good, and that's an argument that resonated in south carolina with newt gingrich, resonating to a degree in florida with mitt romney and newt gingrich going at it toe-to-toe. it's a message that's going to be slightly easier for the white house to refute going forward but not a lock for them to convince everybody that things are getting better. there are a lot of people hurting and there's still pain out there. >> there was c

kentucky's won 45 straight for coach cal at rupp arena. that is your espn news update. i'm zubin mehenti. have a great weekend. >>> hollywood's second biggest night of the year coming up on sunday night. the golden globes. the town is in awards mode. >> clearly they are. the critics choice awards were held last night in l.a. with "the artist" taking on best picture honors. >> viola davis took home the award for best actress. >> and the best actor going to george clooney. for "the descendants." he gave a nice, big, fat smooch to brad pitt. you would do the same thing. >>> coming up next, "the pulse." a symphony crowd turns on a patron whose cell phone went off during a show forcing the conductor to stop the music. overnight, we heard from the culprit. >>> and a buzzer beater this peewee player won't soon forget. it's all next. peewee player won't soon forget. coming up next. ] purifying facial cleanser from neutrogena® naturals. developed with dermatologists... it's clinically proven to remove 99% of dirt and toxins and purify pores. and with natural willowbark it contai

that was magical and inspiring and much more meaningful than simple technical accuracy, but it also ruppctured, run pictured his only real friendship with pa dump artist named van ran part whoir didn't like the painting and theo himself told him it was crude and unsuccessful. >> this is in 1885 which is sort of in the middle of that very productive period, from 1880 to 1890 or not? >> it is in the middle of -- it was his entire career so it is before he goes to paris and before he sees the impressionist and he goes from a painting like that in the potato eaters to -- he tries to make it as dark as possible, he finally gets to hear paris and he finally realizes maybe theo has the right idea maybe some color would be useful. >> well, two things that are important about his life. one is that his parents hated the fact that he socialized with the peasants. so every time he went to that cottage to paint, they -- it was an embarrassment to the family. secondly it was a time where his brother was just trying desperately to get him to paint impressionist paint tens and he said, this is what is h

we'll rupp it all down for you -- coming up. >>> 7:23. vallejo police are planning to install new surveillance cameras to help monitor high crime areas. the let's in charge of the project told "the times herald" that cameras will be placed at key intersections. installation should begin at the end of the month. cameras put in june were credited for decreasing prostitution. >>> san francisco's south of market neighborhood is running out of the vacant space according to "the san francisco business times" 2011 was the strongest leasing year since 19 -- since 1988. there's just a 3% vacancy rate. nearly 3.5 million in -- in soma. the city is seeking to add space on top of existing building. >>> hey, sal, everyone behaving themselves on the golden gate bridge? >> so far, dave. but the fog is one of those things you might want to give yourself extra time to traverse the southern part of marin. the fog has been lifting a little bit. it's not as bad as it was. i think the day lie makes it easier for you to see. it looks fog gli in southern marin

the man who rupp it all is steven long.t a few blocks from the white house. >> shockingly spare, really. we have holes in the wall. it's not particularly a high-end kind of place. >> don't let that fool you. >> our roll is to race between $240 and $300 million. >> because the obama campaign is so good at raising money, he's convinced as soon as there's a republican nominee the democrats will -- >> try to make them unelectable. our nominee will not have resources and groups like america cross roads can fill that gap. >> for donors who don't mind giving publicly there's american crossroads, the super pac can made hard-hitting political adding. for donors who want no fingerprints, this is crossroads gps. contributions here are kept secret. they have to make so-called issue ads, meaning they could say for or against a candidate, but can you tell the difference? >> shovel ready was not as shovel ready as we expected. >> 14 million out of work, america drowns in debt. >> gps does more than tv. they also invest in other groups on

we all have been looking to see if rick san tore rupp who had a successful time in iowa, if he wouldll this role. he made a case for himself but he didn't explain why him and not mitt romney so i have to say i -- >> david muir, there's no question governor romney wanted to talk mostly about obama tonight. got to be feeling pretty good. >> the camp already reacting. saying mitt romney stayed big and he won big. this is what they'll push in the next 24 hours. as jake points out, won iowa, already leading her substantially. what's most encouraging to the campaign is this ten-point lead in south carolina, a state with a social conservativconservativ. mitt romney continue to push jobs and the economy even in south carolina. traveling there. confident enough about new hampshire to go to south carolina for 24 hours and the people we talked to on the ground consistently said while some of those other issues are important that jobs and economy are issue number one. he stalk to that tonight. one thing that stuck out to me big picture, there weren't any direct knockouts we were expecting for so