kevin setoguchi stonewalled but patrick marleau puts in the rebound. his first point of the series. up 3-1. 6 minutes to go, detroit not done. pavel datsyuk unleashes a screamer, a brilliant shot past antti niemi. 3-2 game. wings still alive. datsyuk from the opposite side blisters a slapshot niemi corrals. he had 38 saves tonight, they get the win to advance to the conference finals against vancouver. >>> now for inclusive team coverage here is kim coyle and marleau turns out to be the hero after all. >> reporter: after game 5 jeremy roenick called him gut less. after tonight he may have to call him the closer because for the second year in a row he scores the series winning goal against the red wings. >> yeah, the time of the game, series, late in the game, so it felt good and i hope there is a lot more of those. >> throughout the series we thought as a team he was still playing well and other people may not have thought that but in our room we believed in him and especially, you know, playing with him. so if i don't believe in him then what good am i as a teammate? >> it's disapp

. >> .down there and.and i stood off in the wings and dolly and porter and stonewall and loretta and roy acuff and cousin minnie pearl, they were all there and.and they just were having such a fine time and.and i thought to myself you know a person could do this. >> mm-hm. >> a person could. >> yeah. >> and there's where i stepped off the precipice. >> right. >> .and -- and went down this long slippery slope that i'm still. >> still on. >> .sliding down. >> yeah. how difficult was it to.i mean you mentioned the.the benefit that you enjoyed from. >> mm-hm. >> .the new yorker relationship but how difficult was it to get this started in the earliest days? >> not.not difficult at all. they.they -- they mixed the show on a little five.five-channel mixing board with.with knobs. >> right. >> .potentiometers and -- and they had big microphones the size of footballs and -- and we stood in front of them and you know played and sang. it was a dreadful show -- [laughter] -- and -- but we had the benefit of a.of.of a.of a tiny, tiny audience. >> yep. >> .so that our mistakes were -- were only spr

stop the stonewalling and stop the lies.e lying is getting people killed every single day. the justice department called mexico's drug cartels the biggest organized crime threat to the united states of america. over a million gang members now active in every state in the united states. cartels are bringing drugs, murder, torture and mayhem right in to our neighborhoods. the administration doesn't care. while calling for more gun laws, they've done nothing to crack down on the border and everything to make it worse. janet napolitano, the secretary of homeland security, recently told americans the border was safe. well, janet, you must have been thinking about our friends in canada. [laughter] because if you're talking about the mexican border, what you said is either clueless, or it's dishonest. i went to our southern border. in fact, i've been to the worlder more than the president. despite what janet says -- [applause] despite what janet says, the border is anything but safe. it's white hot, and it's chilling. take a look.

interested at the time to see how we were formulating energy policy because i think cheney was stonewalling producing it producing any documents revealing what was going on behind closed doors with his energy task force and we followed document requests with the energy department and with various national security agencies and what pops up a document which showed that the american oil companies were meeting with the administration digging up the oil. fields in iraq they are very envious but those oil fields are being controlled by european companies we want to control of those companies and i've always believed that one of the primary reasons we invaded iraq was to get control of those oil well in fact this we have a full screen graphic i think we can show or maybe we should just show our viewers this graphic of iraq that unit is came out of your lawsuit that they literally were dividing the here it is right here they literally were dividing the country up and and these blocks down here in the lower end are where the big oil chunks are and then a list of that that is titled the headline is

go to after a war that you've got african-americans are demanding their rights you know gays the stonewall riots that you know it's like this is things are out of hand here cities are burning i mean there were riots you know and so they said you know william kirk was right we've got to get rid of those pesky middle class so they're with the ideologues taking on the middle class and then this a predator is gone yeah ok we can make some money on this thing and they took down the list really really interesting certainly what's happening here is a trend that we've seen changing but there's trends going in a different direction in other countries for example india they're seeing the growth of the new middle class and are r.c. correspondent for history there is there right now and she's talking about what's going on and what's making this happen there. tell you all is living the dream age of twenty eight the former investment banker is now running a restaurant and bar in the heart of south delhi then usable if i were to meet up with this for my father would have to. finance that wouldn't just po

will cause it and there's there are other leases that are that are now all he's been he's been stonewalling police process he's a been abusing the oil industry from the beginning as he said during the campaign if his implant is implemented and energy prices will necessarily start rocket and now we see what's happening well there's also an arrest in the middle east which is factored well so we have to rely on where fill in the gulf at a time when regulations have really changed let me just really quickly i want to ask you jason just real quick we see china the united states wants to break down and invest millions in breaking down the internet firewalls why does the united states feel that not only it can possibly hurt civil liberties in the united states and even break the laws of other countries this is a problem i think it's a huge problem basically what they're trying to do is regulate speech on the internet what you can and can't see and if something is unpopular and it may harm their person or they're going to pull it off we've seen other large nations do this they have the kill switch

failed to inform other parties of nunez release he violated the >>> vwr has been criticized for stonewalling officials in brisbane. but a top executive is talking tonight and to abc 7's david louie. >> reporter: vwr international it building a new 500,000 square foot warehouse. when it opens next year it will shut down its facility in brisbane, putting more than 100 workers out of a job. they say it is more efficient to ship science lab equipment from the central valley. congressman jackie spear say the real reason is a list of tax breaks. vwr denyd that in an interview via skype from company headquarters. >> our decision was based purely upon our capacity constraints in our current facilities as well as your ability to reach owl o all of r customers. >> they are eligible for a $38,500 tax credit for each employee it hires in visaliaed a along with sales and use tack breaks and accelerated appreciation for equipment because it is moving into a targeted tax area. >> we have not yet found out if we qualify for the teak tax cr. >> that doesn't sound right to david. vwr is a global company, sale

when the administration stonewalls congressional investigations, that is a conspiracy to cover up theruth. when almost every

president prepared to cut off aid, billions of dollars in aid to the pakistanis if they continue to stonewall? >> they also want access to any other information they gather at the compound. as we discussed earlier in the conversation, that's a treasure trove of intelligence, and we have made those requests. the discussions are ongoing, as we sit here today. it is important, by the way, for the pakistanis to investigate what happened here. we don't have evidence at this point that the political military intelligence leadership of pakistan knew about the bin laden operation and about it in pakistan. but the issue is front and center in pakistan right now. it does need to be investigated. one last point on pakistan, you need to look at this relationship in its totality, and in terms of our stra teegic interest. as national security advisor it's my job to pursue our interest. we have had our problems with pakistan but we have also had tremendous amount of partnership and cooperation with them in the effort against terrorism, including al-qaeda. >> chris: afghanistan. the president plans to begin

since that time i've received nothing but stonewalling from the department. as the chief operating officer of the department, mr. cole is in a position to ensure the justice department meaningfully cooperates with my inquiries and complies with my document request. he has failed to do so. i also am troubled by the department's continued resistance to oversight requests from senator chambliss, vice chairman of the select committee on intelligence. senator chambliss has requested the department of justice share information documents -- no, share important documents with congress regarding the guantanamo bay detainee review task force. this task force reviewed the case files of many detainees that were released or transferred from u.s. custody. unfortunately, we now know that over 25% of those detainees later returned to fight against america or our allies. these documents are part of a legitimate exercise of our constitutional duty to conduct oversight. the department's repeated stonewalling of senator chambliss' request should not be rewarded with a cloture vo

that led to lexington and concord, to fort summitter, to seckca falls, so sema, alabama, to the stonewall in and to this national mall where martin luther king shared his dream with america and forever changed the course of our history. today, thanks to all of those who had the courage to march and fight and speak out for freedom, there is no road that you can't travel. no future you can't create. no dream you can't realize. you are bound only by the limits of your imagination. the question for all of you graduates is, how will you use that freedom? don't worry if you don't have all the answers right now. your life, your career path will not be a straight line. when i graduated college, no one would have believed, least of all my professors, that i would start a media information company and later become the mayor of new york city. even my mother can hardly believe it. but as you think about your career, whatever you do, don't worry about mapping it all out. just don't play it safe. don't be the person who quits a startup company or a band before giving it a chance to make it big. don't b

but we absolutely heard about this, and his people -- >> and what -- >> -- just trying to stonewall it what are you hearing in terms of specifics about the child? he or she has to be about 10 years old now. >> it would seem the child is about 10 years old. the way -- the way we are hearing it, arnold didn't just decide one day to tell maria. it started to unravel, and he was forced to tell maria. but that's kind of the way this thing went down. and they were doing everything they could to hide this thing. so, you know, on two levels, this remained a mystery for a lot longer than you would expect. >> and if my math is correct, this staffer worked for schwarzenegger and shriver for quite some time after this child was born. any idea how he managed to keep this under wraps? >> well, i -- all i can say, randi, is there is more to this story. we're going to be publishing information on the website shortly. but arnold was able to compartmentalize his life. one of the reasons maria separated. although this was a huge event, maria has been miserable in this marriage for several years. and made

no more stonewalling by this administration and extreme environmentalists. after the spill came out of my subcommittee and the full natural resources committee, this administration belatedly said it would start acting on one of these four lease areas. if the only way we can get action is to shame them into it, republicans will do so. if the administration still refuses, we will do our best to force action by changing the law. this bill is the first step to get gasoline prices down. the american people deserve no less. thank you, mr. chairman. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. markey: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from oregon, mr. defazio. the chair: the gentleman oregon is recognized for two minutes. mr. defazio: we are headed toward 425, $4.50 a gallon by memorial day. the usual memorial company run-up when the driving season starts of the the rushing dreams of american family, small business, and our economic recovery. hey, the profits are up. it's good. republicans say it's just supply and demand. it's simp

this is stonewalling. i think you pick and choose the information you release to the public. more you have the d.e.a., a.t.f., and any drug enforcement agency corrupt, just like you have former agents. the drugs are getting in because you have corruption. host: john on our lines in port charlotte. caller: i completely agree with the previous caller. i question the credibility of the guest that you have on today, especially with regard to firearms. most of the weapons used by the drug cartel are automatic weapons which are extremely difficult to obtain in the united states. so i think most of the weapons that are used are stolen from mexican authorities, mexican police, and so on, and police that have become members of the gangs. those weapons are smuggled out, but not most. host: eric olson, your response. guest: let me be clear. the weapons that have been captured and traced through the e-trace system which is an official system that the a.t.f. has to look where the sales occurred, the vast majority of those are triss -- traced back to the united states and mostly to gun sho

1229 to make thure shah whether it's deliberate or not, this administration will not continue to stonewall the permitting process. it's a long and lengthy process, there are multiple environmental reviews that take place and then to hold it up at the last and not allow for a permit to be issued is just not acceptable. all the work has been done when it becomes time to issue the permits so the only thing this bill says is you have 30 days with a couple of extensions if necessary to make the final decision and you don't have to issue the permit, you can say no if that's the best decision. just take action and let's have a little certainty in the business world and in the economy of our country, especially the gulf of mexico and the coastal states like louisiana that are so heavily affected. on the issue of safety, mr. chairman, we do share the goal to make sure that offshore drilling is the safest in the world. significant and fundamental changes have taken place over the past year to improve offshore drilling safety and response. regulations have been enhanced and strengthened. standards ha

no more stonewalling by this administration and extreme environmentalists. after the spill came out of my subcommittee and the full natural resources committee, this administration belatedly said it would start acting on one of these four lease areas. if the only way we can get action is to shame them into it, republicans will do so. if the administration still refuses, we will do our best to force action by changing the law. this bill is the first step to get gasoline prices down. the american people deserve no less. thank you, mr. chairman. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. markey: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from oregon, mr. defazio. the chair: the gentleman oregon is recognized for two minutes. mr. defazio: we are headed toward 425, $4.50 a gallon by memorial day. the usual memorial company run-up when the driving season starts of the the rushing dreams of american family, small business, and our economic recovery. hey, the profits are up. it's good. republicans say it's just supply and demand. it's simp

that led to lexington and concord, to fort sumter and to seneca falls, to selma, alabama, to the stonewallred his dream with america. here forever changed the course of our history. today, thanks to all of those who had the courage to march and fight and speak out for freedom, there is no road that you can't travel. no future you can't create. no dream you can't realize. you are bound only by the limits of your imagination. the question for all of you graduates is, how will you use that freedom? don't worry if you don't have all the answers right now. your life, your career path will not be a straight line. when i graduated from college, no one would have believed, least of all my professors, that i would start a media company and later become the mayor of new york city. even my mother can hardly believe it. [laughter] but as you think about your career, whatever you do, don't worry about mapping it all out. just don't play it safe. don't be the person who quits a startup company, or a band, before giving it a chance to make it big. and don't be afraid to start over or change direction. th

no more stonewalling by this administration and extreme environmentalists.the spill came out of my subcommittee and the full natural resources committee, this administration belatedly saidt would start acting on one of these four lease areas. if the only way we can get action is to shame them into it, republicans will do so. if the administration still refuses, we will do our best to force action by changing the law. this bill is the first step to get gasoline prices down. the american people deserve no less. thank you, mr. chairman. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. markey: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from oregon, mr. defazio. the chair: the gentleman oregon is recognized for two minutes. mr. defazio: we are headed toward 425, $4.50 a gallon by memorial day. the usual memorial company run-up when the driving season starts of the the rushing dreams of american family, small business, and our economic recovery. hey, the profits are up. it's good. republicans say it's just supply and demand. it's simple. so if

stop the stonewalling, and stopped the lights. -- stop the lies. [applause] >> because the lighting is getting people killed every single day. the justice department called mexico's drug cartels the biggest organized crime threat to the united states of america. almost -- over 1 million gained members, now active in every state in the united states. cartels are bringing drugs, murder, torture, and mayhem right into our neighborhoods. the administration does not care. while calling for more gun laws, they have done nothing to crack down on the border, and everything to make it worse. janet napolitano, the secretary of homeland security, recently told americans the border was safe. well, janet, you must have been thinking about our friends in canada. if you are talking about the mexican border, where what you said is either clueless, or is dishonest. i went to our southern border. in fact, i have been to the border more than the president. [applause] >> despite what janet says, the border is anything but safe. it is white hot, and it is chilling. tak

they have continued to demand information from the department of justice and have been stonewalled at every turn. senator chambliss and his colleagues on the intelligence committee have made perfectly reasonable requests consistent with the committee's oversight responsibilities related to the obama administration's guantanamo bay detainee review task force. senator grassley, on the other hand, from his position as the ranking republican on the judiciary committee on which i serve, has requested documents concerning serious allegations that the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms and explosives knowingly allowed straw madam chairmanners to buy firearms which were then provided to criminal drug cartels in mexico. it's later been reported that at least two of these weapons were later found at the scene where a border patrol by the name of brian terry was murdered. i fully support senators chambliss and grassley and regret that the administratio administration -- that the repeated requests for information that were well within the purview of the oversight responsibilities of congress