they came from 3—0 down to claim a dramatic 4—3 overtime win against france. 0ur reporter seth bennettslovakia. a remarkable night for british ice hockey, to come through this tournament, and get the warm when they needed to avoid relegation. something that probably nobody expected. especially when they found themselves three goals to nil down in this game. lesser teams would've crumbled to come up with this group are british players have been there before, and they knew had to find their way back into the game and that was absolutely crucial at first robert doubt and then a robert farmer score that all imported third goal to give them half a chance to ta ke goal to give them half a chance to take it to overtime. in the extra period, it was the captainjonathan phillips who skated down the ice, and he said to ben davis to do the rest. spark above celebration. great britain are ranked 22nd in the world. they were not given a hope of getting out of this group and getting out of this group and getting the second the season. something they have never ever done before. this group of players

seth bennett is there. ats to the number one seeds expected, but this is a disappointment. coach pete russell saying they had won admirers. it is remarkable. they were hoping to get something out of this game. the danes are a really good side and they got hit early on with power—play goals. the danes were outstanding and gb found it difficult, finding themselves three orfour difficult, finding themselves three or four goals difficult, finding themselves three orfour goals down, difficult, finding themselves three or four goals down, conceding five in the second period. they had to fight every single part of the game to repel the danes. once the danes we re to repel the danes. once the danes were gone, they were struggling to get any kind of momentum. they certainly weren't at their best, and that was one of the problems, but i'm delighted to say that alongside me is the great britain head coach, pete russell. how do you explain a performance like that? it was a bad day, but we played against a really good te

so there is plenty at stake and with so many games there are lots of tired players and seth bennett hasto meet the two women who make sure the team is ready to play. this is a tiring business. most of these players are approaching 100 games this season. that means some very tired bodies, aching muscles, that needs to be treated. players are used to playing a lot of games with this is intense, in a short period of time. you get a lot of players, their legs, their backs are aching. it is a big strain. a lot of us, tissue massage. making sure that we are not missing anything. making sure thatjoints are in order, that they can move freely, dealing with anything that comes along. they are anything that comes along. they are a crucial part of the head coach's tea m a crucial part of the head coach's team and are amongst the only woman working with the teams at the tournament here in slovakia. they are good at it. they are clever. if we did not have this it would be a disaster. with seven games in ten days the players need a lot of help to make sure they are fit to play. we are communicators,

we can go live to our ice hockey reporter seth bennett who's in slovakia. r the olympic silver medallists, ranked eighth in the world, gb ranked down in 22nd. the big question would be, with a be able to match germany in the early stages? they did it well, creating some good chances early on in the game. the best probably falling to evan, a lovely pass coming outside. there was a good opportunity for brad o'connor as well, a couple of great saves from the german goalkeeper that made the difference. had they scored those chances, they may have had a different story. gb are now finding themselves struggling in front of the net, germany were able to get themselves moving. hammond equalised for great britain, but germany were able to get themselves off at a counter in the final period. with the extra ability they have got, the extra quality they have, they were able to get the tu— one goal, a touch of fortune about that goal, but gb were able to fight hard at the end. —— 2-1 able to fight hard at the end. —— 2—1 goal. gb were not able to fight their way back at

we canjoin our reporter seth bennett now who is there ahead of tip—off in around 20 minutes time. very fast scaled and a handfulfor slovakian is a very fast scaled and a handful for great britain, slovakian is a very fast scaled and a handfulfor great britain, the great britain for it is here so he's plane tonight because he's injured but what do you expect from slovakia? they will be a great skating team so far like every nation we have played, he played before coming into this tournament and for 40 minutes we are in a good game with them so i'm hoping we can do that it's going to come down to the first ten minutes we do come out ha rd the first ten minutes we do come out hard and match their speed and do a good job in the first ten. crucially for great britain they must find a way to win the remaining ones at least one of the remaining games to have a chance at staying at this level in 12 months' time, matthew, can they do it? definitely we did notjust come here to make up numbers we came to stay up and it's a tough group that has lots of teens who come here to lose 19 icap, ger

we can go live now to kosice and join our ice hockey reporter seth bennett, seth — this is a real tallmuch success over the years, and that's what it means that the british fans to come here and see their team play against the canadiens, with the massive super—size on their team. it's going to be really tough. the last time they played was 25 years ago back in 1994, when canada run out 8—2 victors. we are looking all the way back to the 1930s for the last british win. canada are a massive favourites. it is around 60-1 massive favourites. it is around 60—1 for great britain to get a result in this game. canada lost their first result in this game. canada lost theirfirst game, result in this game. canada lost their first game, not looking result in this game. canada lost theirfirst game, not looking great, but this is a massive, massive order for great britain to get anything out of the fixture. how do you assess the chances of tea m how do you assess the chances of team gb at the championships? how are they varying overall? they are doing well. the performance against germany was good,

for 2020 is heating up, and i saw that cnn is airing four more town halls with democrats michael bennett, sethlton, tim ryan, and eric swalwell. when they heard that, everybody who cancelled hbo after "game of thrones" was like, i'm sorry hbo. take me back wait i can't watch that [ applause ] well, the president is also on the campaign trail last night he gave a speech in pennsylvania, but he seemed kind of distracted by the lights he kept talking about them watch this >> i thought that was the sun in my eyes it's these stupid lights, these people [ laughter ] you've got a thing called the sun, we like the sun better then the artificial not sun. [ laughter ] >> steve: what >> jimmy: he calls light the artificial - >> together: not sun >> jimmy: meanwhile, artificial not sun is what he also calls jared kushner. [ applause ] >> steve: whoah oh >> jimmy: of course, trump's not the only one holding rallies, bernie sanders has been speaking all over the country this week. and a lot of people are saying that he uses his hands a lot when he talks. watch this >> comprehensive immigration reform, and a

democrats have met those complications those who haven't include massachusetts rep seth, ohio representative tim ryan, senator bennett> another mayor -- mayor of new may jump in this cg week thanks. anita. >> meanwhile president trump is riding hue on some historic job numbers 263,000 new jobs were added in april with speaking to nearly a 50-year low of 3.6%. these leat figures adding to the list of economic wins for the president, heading into 2020. yeah thank you very much. i'll be running -- >> okay. lest bring in our political panel dan palmer former advisor to presidential candidate ted cruz, and joe ruben former deputy assistant secretary of state under barack obama and president of the washington strategy group. gentlemen welcome thank you so much for joining us today. >> thank you. thank you. erchls sost it the economy right does that still hold true today because you heard president trump saying right there, point-blank he's running on the economy. dan's team first. >> yeah trump economy is an absolute juggernaut here we have 3.6% unemployment 3.6% productivity growth wages are growing across the board but e

democrats now in the race news contender colorado senator michael bennett the early primary state got their attention this weekend. john and sethpshire today julian castro and beto o'rourke were in texas. o'rourke continued on to iowa a. joe biden was in south carolina and smart elizabeth warren eric and bernie sanders all went to iowa. a big hurdle for the democrats is going to be competing with such a strong economy. according to the april jobs report, 263 thowrk jobs were added in the month of april and unemployment rate is the lowest it has been in 49 years at just 3.6%. democrats had to answer to that on the campaign trail l. i'm glad to see more in their pockets but the experience of much of america is is basically flat wage for a generation now. >> front pages of the paper today saying that economy is booming unemployment is down. unemployment is down. i want you to think does that mean that the economy is booming for ordinary people? >> a major moment for did democs this week was testimony before the senate judiciary committee over his handling of the mol or report several democrats accusing him of lying to congress whe

bennett, sitting senator hasn't been able to qualify. what happens when he doesn't qualify? you will have a lot of complaints even from setht debate threshold, how is this different? >> they received 2% for the polls so they are uping this polling on the third one. what is going to be interesting is what people do during the debates to try to break out. it has been a lull for a while. jillian: there are so many in the latest fox news poll for the 2020 democratic preferences and you can see there are more people but the ones we don't have on this list have fewer than one person. >> you have to hit 2%. it is only 8 or 9 candidates hitting that 2% threshold. the third debate, only 8 or 9 democrats on stage. you will hear a lot of complaints from the other democratic campaigns. interesting to thin the herd early. jillian: we appreciate it. rob: let's check in with brian kilmeade and see what is coming up on "fox and friends". brian: in focus too. so are you. a very nice thing you said to me, very nice component, i'm in focus. listen to what i have to say, you're in focus. what we have over the next 3 hours, 11:00 yesterday at

bennett, "the c-word" begins streaming on luminary this saturday. please welcome back to the show, our friend, lena dunham, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> sethhere. i love it here. >> seth: it's been a while. and i'm really happy for this return engagement. >> me moo. i feel like you and i have a lot of great platonic chem. >> seth: yeah, i think we do have platonic chem. [ light laughter ] thank you for staying that. which was disappointing because we were both at the met ball on monday. and i didn't see you. >> not once. >> seth: it's very crowded. and there's a lot of people. >> it's hectic. it's celebrity rich. >> seth: it is celebrity rich. it was also -- the theme was camp. and you and your co-star from "girls," jemima kirke, you guys looked fantastic. do you want to talk through how you guys came up with these outfits? [ cheers and applause ] really -- >> thank you. >> seth: really good stuff. >> i have to say that we came to slay. and i think that we took home -- i think we secured the bag -- >> seth: yeah. >> as the kids would say. >> seth: you slayed so much the cops were waiting for you guys when you left. >> well, here's what i'l