steen, battling through. now backes, steen off the wall with it. out near the line. goal. moves off, redirects and covered up here by quick who is leaning and making sure that he has that left arm tight up to the side of his body. >> brian: and jaden schwartz all around the net

alex steen! shorthanded! l.a. failed to keep it in on their power play on a routine play behind the net turns anything but routine. mishandled by quick. steen scores shorthanded. and the st. louis blues accomplish something they haven't been able to do for a long time. that's beat los angeles. jonathan quick is going to see that play in his sleep. second of the game. won on the power play. won shorthanded. and boy, l.a. had all the momentum. still had plenty of time on a double minor power play and the guy that brian engblom said earlier was the best player on the ice most of the night, steen, with both goals. they're going to announce the three stars of the game here. at scottrade center. i have a feeling one of those stars is the player that brian is waiting to interview patiently down at ice level. an unassisted shorthanded goal. 13:26 in to the first overtime. and alex steen is the hero after l.a. tied the game in the last minute of regulation. kept the momentum five on five overtime and then the benefit of th

wine steen doesn't -- mr. wine steyn doesn't seem -- mr. weinstein doesn't seem concerned about anyone yelling allah achbar and killing 13 other service members as an expression of religion. he doesn't seem to have found that treasonous or problematic. but some of the rest of us do. common sense that and reason will win out, especially considering the historic nature of our constitution. and those who parrot the words separation of church and state as if they are in the constitution, i find, don't often know that those are not in the constitution and are not aware that thomas jefferson coined that phrase in a letter to the danberry baptists where he also coined the phrase wall of separation. and and this is a president who's been confirmed by secular and ven the congressional resource folks that jefferson most sundays when he was here in washington

. >> you're so right, steen picouldn't have said it better myself. >> stephen: thanks, lavar. >> i stilld. >> here, try my reading glasses. >> oh, my god. i can see. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> okay, you two, get the hell out of my rainbow. ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: we'll be right back with ca jennifer egan. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: ...into the past. all right. okay. welcome, everybody. now, i'm ready for the discussion, and i hope are you, too, because we are going to dive in deep, good for the real egghead stuff. i will be analyzings metaphors and similes like they were candy. laugh and discussing foreshadowing as if my life depended on it. ( laughter ) which it may. ( laughter ) and here to help me smar-tificate is the puleetser-prize winning octoberor of "a visit from the goon squad" jennifer egan. ( cheers and applause ) welcome to the c-oh-lbert book club. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> stephen: could i get a little chardonnay? >> why not. >> stephen: jennifer, why do you think "the great gatsby" ( cheers and applause ) there you

ties up the game at 1-1, but in overtime kings' goalie jonathan quick misplays the puck, and alex steenthe game-winning goal. the blues win game one, 2-1. >>> in the other series, chicago tops minnesota in overtime, 2-1. and anaheim beats detroit, 3-1. >>> in baseball, home plate at progressive field in cleveland was a launching pad last night. the indians homered seven times against the phillies. that's the most of any team this season and one shy of a franchise record. the indians win, 14-2. >>> when we return, a medical breakthrough. a 2-year-old girl receives a windpipe transplant. the organ grown from her own stem cells. grown from her own stem chels. ♪ the joint is jumpin' ♪ it's really jumpin' ♪ ♪ come in, cats ♪ and check your hats ♪ i mean this joint is jumpin' [ male announcer ] osteo bi-flex helps revitalize your joints to keep 'em jumpin'.° like calcium supplements can help your bones, osteo bi-flex can help your joints. ♪ osteo bi-flex... the best stuff in the joint. now in joint and muscle formula for people that demand even more for their bodies. nespresso. where there is

that's alex steen. he sees an opportunity. backhands it into the goal. he takes the series lead, 1-0, with a 2-1 victory over the kings. blackhawks and the wild. between periods. this is why we're showing you hockey highlights. danica was there. danica patrick on the ice. nice shot there. that's the shoot the puck event. she makes the shot from center ice on her first try. she must have been -- must have been a good luck. the blackhawks win 2-1, in overtime, taking a one-game lead over minnesota. >>> one day after being released by the new york jets, quarterback tim tebow has a new offer to play. that is, with the omaha beef. yes. that's a team. of the indoor football league. the salary can easily get him a couple happy meals. $75 per game. substantially less than the $2 million he just earned with the jets last season. but better than zero. when the beef's starting quarterback -- wonder if he's proud of that. james mcnear learned of the tebow offer, told reporter, i think he can learn a lot from me. >>> coming up, president obama takes the white house p

but alex steen of st. louis stole the puck and backhanded it into the net.ver the 'canes, 2-1. >>> and between periods of the blackhawks/wild game, danica patrick was on the ice in a chicago jersey. she took a shot at the goal. >>> the omaha bee for the champion indoor football league, made an offer to tim tebow after he was cut by the new york jets. the beef offered him 75 bucks a game. that's compared to the $2 million tebow earned with the jets. >>> the atlanta falcons are building a new stadium. and proposed design are a proposed of a dome stadium. >>> and joe frazier, where he trained, has been designated as a historic site. >>> on tv, in puerto rico, sportscasters reported a new career record for three-pointers in their pro basketball league. and they got a little excited about that. [ speaking in foreign language ] >>> tlapt to's pitcher, tim hudson, was a triple threat, when he hit a long ball to right field, that bounced over for a home run. and the braves beat the nationals 8-1, for hudson's 200th victory. >>> in college baseball, a squirrel led pl

we know that steen miller knew about it. and he admitted he spoke to tim geithner about it.n't remember what geithner said, but he told them. specifically asked you did you speak tim geithner. yes, i spoke to him. what did you say -- i don't remember. as the "new york times" points out and dana points out, yeah, they know. at least at the cabinet level. somebody talked about earlier in the week, there a ring around president obama. they are smart enough to keep that ring where they can get it to geithner and get to the cabinet. >> dana: they also got it to according to is some reports, white house counsel and that person is in the ring. the ring around the rosy. that again is inexplicable. what do they talk about at senior staff meetings. >> greg: it's a human shield. because they are throwing all the smaller fish to congress. everybody is going to go. you are going have to put witness relocation. the irs said something in the hearing about how what would have helped is clearer rules. rules that they violated. this is essentially the same as a bank robber going into a bank,

a lower incomes coupled with higher prices is a very volatile mix oh it earlier today asked steve steen jacobsen chief economist at saxo bank in copenhagen if the situation calls for coordinated effort from the european policymakers. that's mainly to use the fact that the unemployment. rules and regulations is a national theme so anything to do with unemployment in denmark in spain in it's italy will have to be dealt with by the virtue of the national assembly and politicians and that means the policy will be very different in shape and form and for the e.u. they can only issue guidelines as they've been doing recently to focus on youth unemployment to focus on the s. and mean side because we have to remember the as a me side is eighty percent of all jobs and sixty seven percent of people in jobs in in europe today so what we need is to free up the means to give them better working conditions you mentioned use on employment a couple of times it is true that the unemployment is especially high among people under the age of twenty five and that means not only that they don't have a regula

we'll talk to a man who would know, former white house chief of staff, ken dubber steen. and the amazing shrinking american budget deficit. i'll ask mitt romney's chief economic adviser whether he thinks the problem has gone away. >>> also, as america prepares to draw down from afghanistan, what can it learn from britain's withdrawal 170 years ago? i'll ask theauthor of a great new book. >>> next, a look into the crystal ball of technology with google's executive chairman eric schmit. a sure fire plan to reduce carbon dioxide emissions. how so? stay tuned. >>> first, here is my take. conservatives are, of course, mad at barack obama. we'll talk about the various scandals in a moment, but they're also mad at a country that isn't mad enough at him. this frustration is now taking over main stream and intelligent voices within the conservative movement and about broader issues than benghazi. brett stevens, the columnist for "wall street journal" lementes that president obama is not paying a price for a foreign policy that he, stevens, describes as isolationist. now, isolation

, the press basically allowed the adminiration for the last five years, in essence create ad frank steenonster and when they're to be surprised when the monster turned on them. everyone saw the original movienew boris carl love would get dr. frankenstein. melissa: along the lines it was very different tone for ja carney when he faced the press. they we ferocious. here all over him. they let the ap reporter go rst, w basicay asked if the president will take any responsibility for any of these things? i will play what jay carney had to saynd get the reaction on the other side from you, james. >> i can not and he can not comment on specifically on ongoing criminal investigation or actions at investigators at th department of justice may or may not have taken. it would be wholly inappropriate. melissa: i mean do you see the beads of sweat forming on hi eyebrow? he was tap dancing so fast his feet were a blur there >> i think, sure you don't want him commenting sensitivdetails of an investigation that aren't publbut, you also don't want the president, or his spokesman to avoid responsibility

leader, steen miller. for more, we turn to white house communications director jennifer palmieri.come on the "newshour." and first on the i.r.s., republicans are saying, yes, it's fine, the president forcing these resignations, but they are saying there has to be more. there have to be prosecutions. people need to go to prison. does the president agree? >> well, you know, the steps that he has-- that he's taken on the i.r.s., you know, first thing we wanted to do was to let the inspector general's report conclude that investigation. that's happened. we have the report. there's a lot of disturbing-- there's a lot of disturbing facts about how the place was managed in that report, and the president asked secretary lew, secretary of the treasury, to go back now and figure out exactly what happened and hold people who are accountable accountable for this mismanagement. so, the first action was secretary lew asked yesterday fothe acting commissioner's resignation and received that. you know that there was anothe another-- there was another administrative action on personnel there today

what's glowing on here in to janice steen with the very latest. >> we're watching this unfold, and this time yesterday we saw this same type of tornado, barreling across the same areas of oklahoma. shawnee, oklahoma, this of the worst damage we have seen, with anker f-4 tornado that tore through the area, leveled homes and this one is just east of that area. i believe this is new castle, oklahoma, where we have a tornado warned storm. this is in and around oklahoma city. i heard earlier on they had warnings in oklahoma city. the whole state really is under a tornado watch, but as you can see, this is live. happening -- we have a chopper in the air from one of our affiliates bringing us this incredible video. this is a very large wedge tornado, and they don't classify it as a tornado until it actually touches the ground, but you can see in the distance that we might see a little bit of debris, which would tell me that this tornado has touched the ground, and you can see that there is farmland here, and some of the damage reports that we have gotten in some of these populated areas. so, u

we'll talk to a man who would know, former white house chief of staff, ken dubber steen.'ll ask mitt romney's chief economic adviser whether he thinks the problem has gone away. >>> also, as america prepares to draw down from afghanistan, what can

joining me next hour i speak live with the man himself, peter steen to figure out how difficult thatat 10:00 a.m. eastern. >>> in southern california, hundreds of firefighters are trying to gain ground against a fast moving wildfire. thousands of acres have gone up in smoke in ventura county and thousands of homes are under threat, let's find out more about when rain could give firefighters a helping hand. cnn meteorologist alexandra steele is tracking the weather for us. good morning. is there going to be enough rainfall to help at all? >> it might be negligible in scope in terms of the amount of rain but the biggest change and certainly the good news, we've seen a switch in the wind direction to the hot dry offshore winds have been replaced by cooler onshore winds, bringing in the moisture, temperatures dropped from 93 yesterday to the 70s and then to the 60s, and we are going to see some light showers come in so anything is beneficial. the bad news, the thundershowers could have some lightning with them which may even start a fire with this tinder brown dry vegetation and also a c

. >>> waiting in the curtains, lisping to these discussions, as well, steen, looking at the record lowlds here and the number of the ten-year debt notes in europe, do you think that's going to continue given an inflation period now? we're kind of off the agenda by the look of things. >> it could very well happen. but don't forget, this is a totally artificial market. and the only real buyer in the marketplace are banks buying on half of pension funds and governments. then you have the ecb always on the dates in this market. i see the bond market has lost its total integrity in terms of telling us anything about the status. if you want to look at how the crisis is evolving, i think you need to look at cds on the banking side across the geographic area. that's the only market that has some sort of real market sense to it yet. but even that market is limited. and i think that is the sad thing about this monetary experiment, is that we are just experimenting with state intervention and government system. >> we've got to go. thank you very much. we appreciate it here on this bank holiday in