happened before that on derek stepan. to protect a broken jaw, broken in the third round, forgiven in the handshake line. so now the power play in tten byrichards. [ ise ] stop and cover by quick. >> eddie: every inch of ice so critical right no riffer l slash by bd rindare is i ugap goingr to the bench. and saying no slash,is ying to lick the stick. pec going to get this stick, follow through, trevor lewis, one of those follow through place, you have the puck, rule 60.1, a high-stick follow through, accidental contact on an offensive-type of play, a shot or a pass, and right non-call made. no slash there. the stick right in the yap. along by muzzin, hooked along by doughty. the rangers will have to drop back. >> eddie: stoll the. rind carter u fro forchange. the penalty-killing kings. muin a doughtynck weaving along is richds ghll st. atuis, te arobehind richlip hadzi tries to further it, st. louis there. duels with muzzle up, yanked to richards, the point across by stepan. now st. louis with it. over to mcdonagh, strike

derek stepan, kreider.om jonathan quick. >> pierre: dan girardi gets in a spot where there's no padding. he came off. he's standing on the ranger bench right now trying to shake it off. >> doc: his team gets an offensive zone face-off. brassard and kopitar on this one. the tie-up and it comes on to voynov. his pass is cut and spon by powespun by pouliot. brassard tried to center. the hoist on to center and be across it comes now for staal. this is mitchell. banked it along and gaborik. the ex-ranger and ex-minnesota wilder. sees this one go to kopitar who steps in. holds and shot one. it was just wide doing the splits lundqvist. played along by mitchell. reaching is kopitar. wheels to the outside with it now. trying to drop one on. fighting for it is gaborik. ties up to stralman. gaborik trying to play it further. up the boards and again the battle on. kopitar able to play it along for toffoli. fed one in front. one on for zuccarello. moves back for it and turning is voynov. his pass is cut roaring it is ha

happened before that on derek stepan.o protect a broken jaw, broken in the third round, forgiven in the handshake line. so now the power play in overtime. played off by zuccarello. gotten by richards. [ whistle ] stop and cover by quick. >> eddie: every inch of ice so critical right now. riffer lewis got slashed by brad richards and he is really in rough shape, going over to the bench. and saying no slash, he is trying to lick the stick. pec going to get this stick, follow through, trevor lewis, one of those follow through place, you have the puck, rule 60.1, a high-stick follow through, accidental contact on an offensive-type of play, a shot or a pass, and right non-call made. no slash there. the stick right in the yap. along by muzzin, hooked along by doughty. the rangers will have to drop back. >> eddie: stoll there. wow. >> mike: he comes to the bench for a change. richards and carter up front for the penalty-killing kings. muzzin and doughty in back, weaving along is richards, crieder and mcdonagh as well st. louis,

stepan. stepan across. save made by quick by stralman.nt are lying on the ice in all the chaos. it is stralman up with it there. hands it back across and the return eventually will come back but it ricochetted off. richards. that one blocked down by klein. he motors ahead with it. gives it back up the wing. shuffled across. touched away from pouliot who regathers. gaborik on him. jammed around behind. taken by brassard. back of the cage and he got it. pouliot could not be stopped by klein and goes back down. john moore to klein. 4:30 played second overtime. john moore with a pass across that settled down and sent all the way back in where quick could not stop it but help came from doughty. taken by pearson. trying to chop it away by brad richards. carried back up by trevor lewis. moves back along with pearson. shot blocked. pearson forced it wide. taken along by girardi. girardi through one that goes back down and will be an icing. >> pierre: chris kreider is big. 230 pounds. jarrett stoll gets knocked down. great chance for rick nash. st

four exchanges, stepan turning with t then st. louis. brad richards, fires! knocked down in front.stop there had by muzzin. nearing the halfway point of the penalty kill and offsides is called. >> eddie: the ranger power play has really turned the corner here in the last couple of games. back-to-back games with power play goal, moving the puck around, creating and generating opportunities, just saw alain vigneault, the head coach of the rangers and scotty o'neil, the assistant coach that runs a lot of the power play, they have had some great looks and they have had the l.a. kings on the run, they have been short-handed. >> mike: greene, a long pass, goes back down, kill more time in the short-handed situation. 50 to go on the clifford minor. girardi floated one back. paddled away to the corner by quick. drilled back, into some traffic, to the back, moore, a shot! save made by quick! rebound by brassard, holds there, girardi, that one hit on the outside of the cage near the post! on to the back it comes a stick broken, brassard with it, just holding, to the back now, held by girardi

kept in the zone by the rangers, stepan moves it in behind.ake changes. 2:30 into overtime. tied at 2. pass couldn't be handled by lewis, he has to clear it. put himself offsides. marc staal for the rangers. no icing. dominic moore sends one out. tyler toffoli. he's knocked to the ice by boyle. puck is sent in by clifford. >> pierre: ranger bench is telling the kings that's how we play in the east. >> kenny: no icing, martinez. mcdonagh. block by kopitar. ahead by boyle off toffoli. gaborik attempts to work it. mcdonagh for girardi. up the boards. mitchell. mitchell with a shot. blocked in front. back to girardi. he will clear the zone. brad richards. flipped ahead by greene. hagelin for the rangers. gaborik finds carter. two rangers back. gaborik down the left wing. shot stopped by lundqvist. stralman settles things down. puck carried ahead by st. louis. heads to the rangers bench. just over 4:00 gone by in overtime. game one. here at staples center in los angeles. kenny albert, eddie olczyk, pierre mcguire. girardi up the right side. pouliot

to derek stepan. shot rebound. st. louis put it in. rangers led 2-0. 1:15 to go. kings down 2-1. is it a goal or not? alec martinez threw it in front. henrik lundqvist, somehow kept it from going over that line. helped to have a little ice shavings there, as well. the rangers hang on. they'll send the series back to l.a. they win it, 2-1. >>> to the diamond. a's/angels, out west. and yoenis cespedes has a ridiculous throw on tuesday. on wednesday, he would do it again. almost exact same way. misplays the ball. and albert pujols says i'm going to go for three. wrong decision. the angels would tweet, cespedes, i thought we discussed this already. they said tuesday night, we get it. you have an arm. get it. get it. get it. a's win, 7-1. cespedes, really, really good. >>> the usa open on espn on thursday. the world cup, as well. nba finals on abc. for jonathan coachman, i'm kevin connors. >> okay. >>> now, some daredevil stuff. we thought it was so good, we made it our "play of the day." it happened last week in missouri. >> you see the biplane flying towards the camera. but the real

louis, feeding stepan, and then charges the net and scores for a 2-0 ranger lead., look at this sweet move on on the break away. beats lundqvist shorthanded. still 2-1. kings putting on the pressure. martinez on net. where's the puck? smothered and look how close it was to a tie game. and blown dead right there. >> wow. >> inches away from a tie. rangers win 2-1. the world cup, kicking off tomorrow with the host from brazil. meeting croatia, team usa will start, a lot of yapping about what he said. here is reality. we criticize coaches all the time for being boring and going out of their way to say nothing. when a guy says something, we tear him to shareds, is he righ, it would take a series of miracles to win the world cup. >> for us talking about winning a world cup, it's just not realistic. let's get the first one done and then the sky's the limit, you know? but before hand, half a year before, now today before the world cup starts to say that we should win the world cup is just not realistic. >> first ghana. then the world. >> how will the miami heat respond af

>> stepan nop george stephanopo tweet, the president said the schedule is affecting some foreign policy> the world cup is probably improving things. >> like congress leaving next week, we're all better off. >> i will give you a good example, the german embassy opened up two big screens on their lawn and 30,000 americans showed up at the german embassy. it got us closer to the germans. >> let me go to chuck todd's statement. i'll go to kirsten first. were there any real victims in the irs targeting scandal? i'm like what about the people who didn't get their tax-exempt status couldn't move forward had to deal with the irs and intimidation and harassment, are they victims? >> they're absolutely victims. we talked about this last night on special report a lot. it's hard to account for the mainstream media's lack of interest in this. the only way you can say something like this is because you haven't followed the story. i don't know how you can follow the story and not feel something terrible has happened here the irs in particular lois lerner is a very problematic person. >> do you feel th

stepan still within -- deal with a much bigger mess. u.s.government has to figure out practically and how do we exercise there also the private sector does not need to and in that regard what we been asking too often is who's in charge? who has the baton or the defense of cyberspace? >> is the government doing enough? see what the answer answered that question. >> the government is doing what it can and there are many challenges. first and foremost i don't think we have a strong enough understanding of how works and what the internal dependencies are. second there are no probative behaviors where you can say hey you have been stealing my intellectual property. they may in turn savers are written that when you put it on the edge net that i can't find it. i thought you wanted to have it. that's a little disingenuous that they are options and side effects are not entirely clear. we need to be clear on how this is the sport and what are the dependencies and clear on what our rules are very clear about the consequences and clear about who has got

stepan, feels like a rabbit out of the hat moment for the french government with the 20% stake, but giventhe deal is vastly different from the initial proposal from ge, i wonder how they'll feel about their alliance. >> absolutely. small like an alliance, it's at least what the economic minister say this morning. it is far from the original deal and the most surprising part of this announcement was the 20% stake that the government is going to buy in alstom. willing to discuss this deal with our guest. thank you for being with us today. you say that any deal is better than no deal, but still, do you think it's a good deal for alstom and for the french? >> yeah, definitely, the facts that emerged presenting the new deal from ge give us the impression that it's all in all a positive for alstom, because on the one hand, alstom receives little less cash as it needs to reinvest in joint ventures, in energy joint ventures. but on the other hand, it gains access to the signaling business of ge, which it had been interested in for a while, and this had been mentioned. so, it's also the global all

at the country considers new immediate stepan .washington, white house official who once worked that the rs is set to testify this morning about using irs e-mails. jennifer o'connor who helped together documents was subpoenaed by the house oversight committee yesterday. her appearance all as last night's testimony by the irs commissioner, who told lawmakers he has seen no evidence anyone committed a crime when the agency lost e-mails that might refer to the targeting of tea party and other political groups. c-span is covering this hearing. for over 35 years c-span brings public affairs events from washington directly to you. putting you in the room at congressional hearings, white house event, briefings, and conferences. and offering complete gavel-to-gavel coverage of the u.s. house, all as a public service of rhyme industry. created by the cable tv industry 35 years ago and brought to you as a public service of your local cable or satellite provider. hd, like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. in five is primary day states aro