joonas donskoi, two-on-two with sorensen. he goes deep. merrill, hit hard by sorensen. nosek.o away from him. through center. merrill, puck battle he wins. moved in by james neal. dylan demelo. perron. stick lifted by dillon. sharks attempt to get it out. moved down by kevin labanc all the way down, will make it, icing is called. >> eddie: that's the third icing in this overtime. >> john: here's the play by sorensen that you referenced coming back on the play. beautiful job by marcus sorensen. fourth liner stepped in towards end of the regular season and really did a nice job. three goals in the playoffs as well. >> john: puck down by logan couture. second chance. here he comes. shot blocked by deryk engelland and goes out-of-play. >> joe: eddie you were talking about this overtime and how teams have to be careful with the change. peter deboer was talking about second periods. this is similar because of the long change. he said you know our game is built on second periods. spend a lot of time talking about how to handle the offensive zone. holding on to it. mindset of not givi

memois document is a written by ted sorensen, labeled personal and confidential. it lays out what should albert do if he becomes president. you can look. step one, take the oath of office. step two, physically taking over the office. step three, resigned from the house. speakershipsign his to move up to the presidency. it would only be temporarily. i think this is an interesting piece of history that people do not know about. we think about nixon and impeachment. we don't think about the other things that potentially could of happened during that time. >> watch our city tour of norman, oklahoma. >> next, a commemorating ceremony marking the 50th anniversary of martin luther king junior's assassination. the ceremony took place in front of the lorraine motel where he was killed.

this document here is a memo sorensen toed speaker albert. it lays out what albert should do if he becomes president. you can look. it says step one, take the oath of office. step two, physically taking over the office. step three, resign from the house. he would have to resign his speakership. it would only be temporarily. this is an interesting piece of history that people don't know about. we think about nixon and impeachment. we don't think about the things that could have potentially happened during that time peirod. -- that time period. in ada, kerr was born oklahoma. he was born in this wonderful log cabin here. he grew up very poor. he worked his way up. had ain the senate, kerr lot of priorities. the number one priority was the arkansas river bed project. the arkansas river runs through part of oklahoma. it goes through tulsa. eventually winds its way to colorado on one end and connects with the mississippi river. there's a lot of things he wanted to a with the arkansas river bed project. oklahoma has a lot of problems with the weath

this document is a memo written by ted sorensen to speaker albert, labeled personal and confidential, but it lays out what should albert do if he becomes president. so you can look. it says step one, take the oath of office. step two, physically taking over the office. step three, resign from the house. this is another thing albert would have had to do, resign as speaker if he moved up in the president, and it would really only be temporarily. i think this is an interesting these of history that many people really don't know about. we think about richard nixon and we think about impeachment. we don't think about other things that could have happened during that time period. the papers we have and the objects are from the robert kerr collection. robert kerr was senator from oklahoma. , which was in ada then indian territory. he was born in the wonderful log cabin here. sort of a hardscrabble background. he grew up very poor but sort of worked his way up. while in the senate, kerr had a lot of priorities. i would say the number one priority, over the entire career, was the arkansas rive

check this out he shot this, source and scrambles to -- sorensen scrambles to his feet. then it is in the 3rd inning the ducks is on the board. less than two minutes later, he is wanted and it bangs around the net and they get the goal and it was up to the defense and jones to hold on. it was a 2-1 win. and now they get a shot at the cinderella loss vegas golden knights. >>> the giants avoided falling into a bigger hole than earlier the season. you can find the giant fans when they play in arizona. buster posey, he walked off the lead. that hit one deep into the ballpark. it was 2-0, giants. and now it is two hours. that is the second home run. there was drama to come. the diamondbacks put 1 into the bottom of the inning. >>> after the big crowd last night of 46,000 that got in free they announced there were 13,000 today. that ball finds the seats. the white sox tied it in the 9th they went to the 14th. matt olson sends it home. 12-11 win. he captures the moment on his phone. you know when one of these players hits all walkoff, they get the shaving cream and the attempte

he would never invite ted sorensen out to dinner. he likes men and women of accomplishment and they are very different that way. >> look at the survivors or the kids. that is the opposite. and to be first in the world but i noticed that social bearing patrick who is a regular guy i think that is a mix. teddy kennedy was the best and his friends were all over the place. you setting me up for that? >> and then to begin to disappear. and like the kristi play where people are disappearing then you have your hero who was killed on this incredible mission over france 1944. and the brother-in-law is killed and your older sister rosemary with lobotomy then she is gone no explanation never seen again. so think about being that kid brother your siblings keep disappearing then the darling father the dream of the family she dies in an airplane crash with her boyfriend over the alps and she is gone. they just keep dying and disappearing. jack survives. somehow with all of the health problems he faced scary from the beginning bobby would say that

donskoi, marcus sorensen and and toe mash eight goals in the second period alone in the second seriescks have three. sharks roll 8-1. they can finish the sweep. 8-1 was the same score the a's beat the white sox across the way here at the coliseum. abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. want to check with you, shu on one thing. you were a shoot around, drove to san jose and you came to oakland. heati heati he'll be putting in for mileage. >> i was out of gas coming up. >> we're out of gas, too. let's go back to dan and alma in the studio. >> out of gas, out of time. thank you both, guys. great job. >> abc7 news continues online, twitter facebook and all mobile device was our abc7 news news

. >> this document is a memo written by ted sorensen to speaker albert, it's labeled personal and confidential, but it lays out what should albert do if he becomes president. you can look, it's a step one, take the oath of office. step to take over the office. step three, resigned from the house. this is another thing albert would have had to done. he would've had to resign his speakership to move up to the presidency and only temporarily. i think this is an interesting piece of history that many people don't know about her we think about nixon and impeachment, we don't think about the other things that potentially could of happened during that time. >> watch c-span cities tour of norman oklahoma saturday at noon eastern on c-span2 book tv. sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span three and working with our cable affiliates as we explore americ america. >> sunday on q&a, physicist and author talks about his career in science and his latest book the future of humanity. >> the norm for mother nature is extinction. if you go right under our feet right now, you would see the bo

donskoi, marcus sorensen and and toe mash eight goals in the second period alone in the second seriesl 8-1. they can finish the sweep. 8-1 was the same score the a's beat the white sox across the way here at the coliseum. abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. want to check with you, shu on one thing. you were a shoot around, drove to san jose and you came to oakland. heati heati he'll be putting in for mileage. >> i was out of gas coming up. >> we're out of gas, too. let's go back to dan and alma in the studio. >> out of gas, out of time. thank you both, guys. great job. >> abc7 news continues online, twitter facebook and all mobile device was it's gonna be a good day. because at ross, you got the trends everyone wants... for a fraction of what you'd pay elsewhere. ross has all the latest looks for so much less, but you can get the styles you love and still save big. so to get more trend for less spend, you know what to do- you've gotta go to ross. visit our newest stores in fruitvale and in serramonte center. we can now simulate the exact anatomyh care, of a patient's brai

donskoi, marcus sorensen and and toe mash eight goals in the second period alone in the second seriesks have three. sharks roll 8-1. they can finish the sweep. 8-1 was the same score the a's beat the white sox across the way here at the coliseum. abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. want to check with you, shu on one thing. you were a shoot around, drove to san jose and you came to oakland. heati heati he'll be putting in for mileage. >> i was out of gas coming up. >> we're out of gas, too. let's go back to dan and alma in the studio. >> out of gas, out of time. thank you both, guys. great job. >> abc7 news continues online, twitter facebook and all mobile device was our abc7 news news my gums are irritated. i don't have to worry about that, do i? actually, you do. harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line, and if you're not taking care of your gums, you're not taking care of your mouth. so now i use this. crest gum detoxify. introducing new crest gum detoxify... it works below the gum line and is clinically proven to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse

after the president announced he was not going to run for reelection, we had bobby kennedy, and ted sorensen down to the white house and the president met with them in the cabinet room. and he was very stern with him. basically lecturing -- the president lecturing bobby kennedy on not doing things that's going to interrupt or disrupt the peace settlement in vietnam. you can tell then that the two people did not have the warmest of relationships. mr. scully: of course, that settlement did not take place in 1968. former appointment sec. jones: right. mr. scully: take us back to the evening of march 31. the speech is over. you're in the white house. paint a picture. what was it like? what was lady bird johnson saying to president johnson, what was the interactions with president johnson, what are you seeing and hearing? former appointment sec. jones: well, after the speech the president went into the little office off the oval office and received and made phone calls. one of the interesting phone calls was to nelson rockefeller or rockefeller to him, because he was the governor of new york. joh

this document here is a memo written by ted sorensen. it's labeled personal and confidential.t lays out what should overdue if he becomes president. it says step one, take the oath of office. step two, physically taking over the office. step three, resigned from the house. that's another thing he would've had to done. i think this was an interesting piece of history that many people really don't know about. we think about nixon impeachment we don't think about the other things potentially could of happened. watch the cities tour of norman, oklahoma saturday at noon eastern. and sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore america. april 4 marks the 50th anniversary of the assassination of martin luther king jr.. historianrize-winning taylor branch spoke about the life and legacy of the civil rights leader and his personal experience growing up in a segregated community. the national civil rights museum in memphis, tennessee hosted this talk.

sorensen had three and fear had one. is the only shark other than martin jones that won the stanley cup. he is plenty familiar with his upcoming nemesis, the goaltender for the sharks second-round opponent. >> he is probably one of the gleason score the most. we have talked about it. i have played a lot of games against him. i've been in the division for a lot of years. when pittsburgh was the biggest. we have some big games there. i like to bug them about that a little bit. back to baseball. we have the number two college team in the nation. stanford is beginning a big series at arizona. the lead 2-0 into the seventh. notice three having to. wilson, just over the orange home run line. is first of the year. it is a one run lead for the cardinals. is 11th of the year led the team. we will have more sports coming up in about 20 minutes. now back to andre and christina. >>> next at 11, it is omentum for meeting that should take place in between kim jong un noon and president trump. >>> apus -- a surprise announcement is in

. >> this is a memo written by ted sorensen to speaker albert, labeled personal and confidential, butt lays out what albert should do if he becomes president. step one, take the oath of office. step two, physically taking over the office. the three, resigned from house. this is another thing albert with have had to have done, resign the speakership if he moved up to the presidency, and it would really only be temporarily. i think this is an interesting piece of history many people don't know about. we think about next in and think about impeachment but we don't think about the other things that potentially could have happened during that time period. >> c-span's to her of norman oklahoma, on c-span. working with our cable affiliates as we explore america. >> during a news conference with leaders of the baltic states, trump was asked about the u.s. military and whether it would leave syria. he said he would consult with u.s. allies but would like to leave. he also said he would have the military guard the southern bo

less than 2:30, donskoi to sorensen. he finds the back of the net. the sharks with a 3-1 lead. they score againnd now it's 4-1 at the second intermission. sha,s have a chance to take a commanding 3-0 series lead in the tank. all right, we're here at the coliseum complex. and right across the way we've got baseball going on. the a's are taking on the chicago white sox. we know about our weather situation with the crazy rain and hail from earlier today. the white sox were snowed out this past weekend. this is summertime. this is a great night for them. let's take a look at the highlights from the a's and the white sox. and yeah, some umbrellas are out. but daniel mangden on the hill for the a's. jose abreu. bottom of the fourth, still no zoer until matt olsen rockets this one 407 feet to mount davis. a's up 1-0 on olson's third. mangden struck out through five. and then chris davis here, not quite crushed enough. but deep to center. that makes it 2-0 a's. that's where they are right now, 2-0 a's. and they are in the seventh. all right, that is a wrap on sports. outside the colise

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marcus sorensen... ith the nice deke and backhands it in... 3-1 sharks later in the 2nd...oes right between the legs of ducks goaliejohn gibson... 4-1 sharks rolling seconds later... frustration setting in for the ducks as they start a brawl... the sharks scored againin the period... then added four in the 3rd... 8 different sharks score... final... 8-1 sharks... they lead 3 game to none... game 4 at the sharks tank wednesday night the a's also rolling tonight... jed lowrie... lowrie grounded into fielder's choice to shortstop... jonathan lucroy scores on error by shortstop tim anderson... matt joyce safe at third... then he scores on another error... 4-0 a's... they won 8-1... making it a clean sweep for the bay area tonight... all easy wins(wipe to bryce harper) and how about bryce harper of the washington nationals... 1st inning of their game in new york against the mets... harper breaks his bat... but the ball still goes out for a home run... 406 feet overe the right field wall... take a close up look or two... harper saws the bat in half... and he still is able to musc

marcus sorensen scored a 1st period goal... sharks looking good... up 1-0...in the 2nd period the a's drew in 47- thousand at the coliseum last night thanks to free tickets. today-- fans got a second helping of free baseball. -- we pick it up in the 4th innning--oakland in a 9-5 hole...after an rbi single from matt davidson. -- in the bottom of the 8th... a's close it to 10-9... and jed lowrie... is there anyone in the game hotter right now... 2-run homer to put the a's up a run... 11-10 -- unfortunately the white sox tied it to send the game to extra innings... but in the bototm of the 14th matt olsen with the drive to deep left... marcus semien scores on the walk off a's win their 4th straight...12-11 in 14 innings finally patriots tight end rob gronkowski is pursuing a new line of work. the outspoken pats star is getting into the horse racing business.... after purchasing a minority stake in a horse named after him. the 3-year-old-colt gronk is scheduled to run at next month's kentucky derby...and he got that name because it's trainer is a huge pats fan. it

marcus sorensen... great 2nd effort here... finally gets it past john gibson for the goal... 1-0 sharks -- but with 12 minutes to play... andrew cogliano... flips it past martin jones and ties it for the ducks... 1-1 --then just over a minute later... thomas hertl... re-directs it into the net... 2-1 san jose --sharks win 2-1. martin jones... brilliant again with another 31 saves tonight... peter deboer and the sharks are on to the second round of the stanley cup playoffs after a 4-game sweep. round one of the warriors postseason now moves to texas. here's a look at the team boarding their charter flight for san antonio this mormning.... and then they had an afternoon practice at the arena. game 3 is tomorrow night.. the warriors have made it look easy in the first two games, but steve kerr is focused on controlling the tempo. (sot: kerr) "there's a few different ways to do that and you know 1 is to force some turnovers obviously and another is to make sure you rebound, keep them off the offensive glass and we gotta try t

marcus sorensen scored a 1st period goal... martin jones great again between the pipes...s looking good... up 1-0... now in the 3rd. coming up in sports at 10, we'll have full highlights from san jose. plus, show you how the day shaped out for the giants and a's. i no wondering, "what if?" uncertainties of hep c. i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. it's been prescribed to more than a quarter million people. and is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who've have had no prior treatment with 12 weeks. certain patients can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. before starting harvoni, your doctor will test to see if you've ever had hepatitis b, which may flare up and cause serious liver problems during and after harvoni treatment. tell your doctor if you've ever had hepatitis b, a liver transplant, other liver or kidney problems, hiv or any other medical conditions and about all the medicines you take including herbal supplements. taking amiodarone with harvoni

sorensen gets his rebound makes it 1-0 san jose. anaheim didn't score until the third. game tied in the third. two minutes later they blew the roof off the place tomas hertl redirected the shot past gibson. the first series sweep for san jose since 2013. they get a ticket to "sin city" to play the golden knights an expansion team. >> i know we're going to be heavy underdogs. so hopefully you guys write that and we'll go from there. >> jones was amazing. great goaltender especially this time of year. he was fantastic. he made a lot of grade a saves, some good looks. they had a lot of chances. he made big saves. >>> a's president dave cavill watched yesterday's marathon against the white sox from the upper deck. after 5 hours and 48 minutes, boy, was he rewarded. tied at 11 in the 14th, matt olson banged one to left off james shields. semien scores the winning run. olson gets his first piece of the pie in his face. a's get the three-game sweep. 12-11 in the third longest game in oakland franchise history. the giants also go extra innings in arizona. brandon belt won that

sorensen gets his rebound makes it 1-0 san jose. anaheim didn't score until the third.ame tied in the third. two minutes later they blew the roof off the place redirected the shot past gibson. the first series sweep for san jose since 2013. they get a ticket to "sin city" to play the golden knights an expansion team. >> i know we're going to be heavy underdogs. so hopefully you guys write that and we'll go from there. >> jones was amazing. great goaltender especially this time of year. he was fantastic. he made a lot of grade a saves, some good looks. they had a lot of chances. he made big saves. >> a's president dave cavill watched yesterday's marathon against the white sox from the upper deck. after 5 hours and 48 minutes, boy, was he rewarded. tied at 11 in the 14th, matt olson banged one to left off james shields. semien scores the winning run. olson gets his first piece of the pie in his face. a's get the three-game sweep. 12-11 in the third longest game in oakland franchise history. the giants also go extra innings in arizona. brandon belt won that game with a hom

sorensen had three. eric had one. he was the only shark over martin jones who won a stanley cup.is also plenty familiar with his upcoming nemesis, marc-andre fleury, goaltender for the sharks's opponents the golden knights of vegas. >> fleury is probably one of the goalies who scored the most in my career. we talk about it. i have played a lot of games against them. ericwhen washington-pittsburgh was a big rivalry we had some big games. i like to bug him about that a little bit. >>> the raiders are generating buzz leading up to the nfl draft not just for who they might add but for who they already added. speculation about the power dynamic between gruden and the general manager. >> he is the bowling ball of -- he is great. i mean, i love the fire. i love the enthusiasm. we could talk football all day. i mean, it's been really good. i'm excited to watch him on the grass, you know, and -- and -- and get out there and watch practice. >> do you believe in miracles? down goes frazier! the band is on the field. some of the most iconic sports calls in history. this surely will not join

. >> this document is a memo written by ted sorensen to speaker albert.t lays out what should albert do if he becomes president. it says, step one, take the oath two,fice, step physically take over the office, step three, resigned from the house. this is one thing that our would have had to do -- albert would have had to do. we think about nixon and impeachment. we do not think about the other things that potentially could have happened during that time period. announcer: slot c-span's -- wa tch c-span's cities tour, workin g with our cable affiliates as we explore america. "q and a", apan's theoretical physicist talks about his latest book, "the future of humanity." >> the norm for mother nature is extinction. if you dig under our feet, right now, you will see the bones of the 99 .9% who no longer walk the earth. we have awareness. we walk, we scheme, we plan. perhaps we will update this conundrum and maybe survive but we need an insurance policy. that is why this book is different from the other books. the other books talk about the steps but what is th

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. >> this document here is a memo written by ted sorensen to speaker alber labeled personal and confidential but it lays out what should alber do if he becomes president. you can look at step one. take the oath of office. step two, physically taking over the office. step three, resigned from the house. this is another thing oliver would've had to have done. he would've had to resign the speakership if he moved up to the presidency. i think this is a really interesting piece of history that many people don't know about. we think about nixon and impeachment. we don't think about the other things that potentially could have happened during that time period. >> now, iton

this document is a memo written by ted sorensen labeled personal and confidential. it lays out what should albert do if he becomes president. you can lock. it says step one, take the oath of office. step two, physically taking over the office. step three, resigned from the house. this is another thing albert would have had to have done, resigned his speakership. it would really only be temporarily. i think this is an interesting piece of history that many people do not know about. andhink about richard nixon impeachment, not about the other things that could potentially have happened. the papers we have and the objects we have here are from the robert s per collection. he was a senator from oklahoma. he was born in indian territory in a wonderful log cabin, a hardscrabble background. he grew up very poor but worked his way up. had ain the senate, kerr lot of priorities. his number one priority was the arkansas river bed object. the arkansas river runs through part of oklahoma and winds its way all the way to colorado on one end and connects with the mississippi rive

written by ted sorensen to speaker alber labeled personal and confidential, but it lays out what should alber do if he becomes president. you can look at step one. take the oath of office. step two, physically taking over the office. step three, resigned from the house. this is another thing oliver would've had to have done. he would've had to resign the speakership if he moved up to the presidency. i think this is a really interesting piece of history that many people don't know about. we think about nixon and impeachment. we don't think about the other things that potentially could have happened during that time period. >> now, it conversations in the atlantic council in washington on maritime security issues in the asia-pacific region. among those will hear from come retired admiral dennis blair, the former commander of u.s. forces in the pacific. >> good morning, everyone and welcome. dennis blair, director here at the atlantic council and also the chairman of the board of the peace foundation u.s.a. i see a number of faces in the audience so i know i'll be a good discussion followi

. >> this document is a memo written by ted sorensen, labeled personal and confidential. lays out what should albert to if he becomes -- what should albert do if he becomes president? physically taking over the office -- step three, resign from the house. this is another thing albert would have had to done, resign the speakership if you are moving up to the presidency. it would be temporarily. this is an interesting piece of history many people don't know about. we think about nixon and impeachment. not about the other things that could potentially happen. >> watched c-span cities tour of norman, oklahoma, saturday at noon eastern on c-span two's book tv. working with our cable affiliates as we explore america. >> former national intelligence director james clapper talked about digital misinformation and national security during a conference at the george washington university. he also talked about his time leading the intelligence community and russia's influence in the 2016 election. this is an hour and 15 minutes. ♪ [applause] >> i am going to start right up over here.

he would never invite ted sorensen to dinner with jackie whereas bobby would hang out with jim whitaker the mountain climber, he liked men and women of accomplishment, not background. >> one guy who is so different -- >> the kennedy family is like that. if you get to know the kennedys, the bobby kids, some are a little more aloof and some are just the opposite. the most regular person in the world, some of the other kids a little different, maria is a mixed bag but they are different. i noticed the social bearing is different within the family, certainly patrick who is a regular guy, ted who spoke so well at his father's funeral is a good guy. there is a mix and certainly the generation before, teddy kennedy was the most democratic guy in the world. his friends were all over the place. >> were jack and bobby close when they were young? >> you were setting me up for that? the opposite. imagine a family with 9 kids and they begin to disappear like 10 little indians in the agatha christie play where they all disappear. you have an older brother who is your hero, joe kennedy, this incredibl

and the day before he told mankiewicz to reserve this room he and ted sorensen had secretly gone to the pentagon to talk over that commission idea with johnson's defense secretary clark clifford. bobby really wanted to end the war rather than run for president then. but johnson shot the idea down. he decided it would be admitting defeat and actually johnson was probably right on that, a commission idea would have meant that. so here is bobby on saturday morning, the day before st. patrick's day, march 16, in this room walking in here into this room that even now you can feel the history in this room and it had so much personal history for bobby kennedy. here was where the permanent subcommittee on investigations met in the early '50s where he worked for first and then against senator joseph mccarthy. here is where the rackets committee which he created met here where he battled jimmy hoffa and other characters like g g giancona and this is where his beloved brother jack declared for president earlier, same spot, almost the same exact words beginning his announcement. again, bobby hoped