jeff teague somehow gets this to go. luis scola all over it. teague with 22 points, 10 assists. a good game for paul george, or roy hint or george hill. hawks win. >>> let's go fourth quarter. the thunder are down four. they trailed by as many as 17. russell westbrook, reservations for four. take another look. we have replay. free throws tied the game at 85-85. we go to overtime. kevin durant not pictured, 0 for 8 from three. mike conley got a sportsmanship award. he had 20 points. the griz win by three. game four, saturday. they are up 2-1, in the series. >> we knew the west would be good. but the eastern conference playoffs are throwing surprises at us. >> don't even get us started about hockey. >> okay. >> we won't. >>> up next in "the pulse," a guy with a unique place in the animal kingdom. it's called a zonkey. >>> and the latest youtube trend. see how talented animators are giving the cast of "frozen" a new tune to dance to. . ♪ this is thriller thriller night ♪ >>> time to check, "the pulse," stories you'll be talking about today, starting with the characters of "frozen"

teague runs the floor. korver finishes. tied at 50. was a reason the hawks pulled this off to open the series, floats in for two of his playoff career highs 21 points. atlanta lands the first blow. 101-93. game two is tuesday and in the east the veteran nets rallied in toronto to take a 1-0 lead in that series. the astros joined the west last season and the a's have been grateful. oakland continued the domination of the astros again. donaldson bobblehead day. the astros picked up a run but the a's got evening. the wall falls down the left- field line. barton scores, gentry goes to second. the astros take the lead to the ninth. chad qualls tries to nail it. a's within a run. 1 out, two on. callaspo singles up the middle. cespedes moves to third. then he scored when reddick hit one in the gap that was not word chasing. the a's get 3 to make a winner out of dan otero. dan usually delivers the shaving cream, so he knew it was coming. the a's are a game and a half ahead of texas. reddick felt the steam owed something to the starting pitcher

jeff teague knocks down the three and splits the defense. hawks steal one in atlanta. >>> thunder hosting memphis. memphis storms back. zach randolph with the putback. thunder regain control in the fourth. fisher to durant. 3 of his 33. thunder take game one. >>> raptors and dinosaurs. first quarter deron williams 3 of his 24. paul pierce caught fire. 9 of his 15 in the fourth and the dinosaur knocks it down and the nets steal a game on the road. >>> to o.co coliseum. oakland won 16 of their last 20 against houston. astros with a two-run lead in the ninth but a josh reddick walkoff changed all that. a beautiful day at the coliseum. astros up 2-1. the throw sails to left. houston leads 3-1. in the ninth same score. jed lowrie hammers the offering to right. 3-2 astros. runners on first and second. a single to center ties it at 3. josh reddick on deck. he drives one into the gap and the a's win it 4-3 on josh's first walkoff of the year. and pies never tasted so southwest. a's win 4-3. >> to be a guy from the first week thinking how am i going

jeff teague lead with 22 points. 98-85 the final score, game 4 is on saturday in atlanta. >> it's a greatto be in. we would like to be up 3-0, but we'll take 2-1. and we have more home games coming, which is great. but every game in the playoffs it's all monster. >> the bruins have put the red wings on the brink of elimination. the overtime winner to give the bruins a 3-2 victory. and the eastern conference champions can advance with a home win on saturday. that is all the sport for you. >> thank you very much. >>> australia has some of the world's strictest laws on tobacco, but rules on plain packaging can angers import erters. here is andrew thomas. >> reporter: there are are cigarette factories in australia like this one. but since 2012 all cigarettes made here have to come from packages that are controlled by the government. but they also apply to imports too. what it means that s that cigarettes come in packages like this. messaging the australian government writes, the brand name really rel vated at the bottom. cuba says their cigars are disadvantaged and that's against world trade

>> the one thing that's going to get us is if we're sofa teagued -- our head has to be in the game. >atter how sharp his crew might be wildfires are unpredictable and sometimes explosive. last year his teamworked alongside the granite mountain hotshots. >> i got the phone call and i didn't sleep for two nights. >> what happened exactly? >> we just lost a hotshot crew. the hotshots were burned over and killed. >> 19 hotshots from the same crew died. the deadliest day for wildfire fighters in 80 years. it was a tragedy that rippled through the nation. >> you start thinking about the families that have now lost their loved ones and what they're going to have to go through now. >> but houston can't afford to dwell on the tragedy. fire season is already here once again, and scientists say this drought is expected to persist. >> so you're saying that there is not a lot of debate among climb hat scientists about that? >> there's always a debate, and it's hard to attribute any gun thing. but we can say some general things. one of those things is that the southwest will get drier and places li

in argentina striker showed he has plenty to offer, the 35-year-old here smashing in a win against teagueuring a 1-0 win. and matt had a victory at the rbc heritage event in south carolina and after leading most of the final round he squandered his chance putting on the 17th and pulled a shot for birdie and had a 1-shot win and more than $1 million in prize money. >> hit the shot i wanted to and went out and took a good read and knew it would break right to left and played it right to the hole and heard the crowd go crazy when it disappeared and i went crazy myself, it was an incredible feeling. top seeded boston and the red wings and had 18 shots in the first period after managing 25 in the entire opening game which they lost and they won't 4-1, game 3 of the best in 7 series is set for detroit coming up, on tuesday night. and a tough day for tampa camp ton and briefly left the game after being hit on the head there and canada won 3-2 and leaves the team 3 down in the series. and plenty more of course on our website and messi's goal for barcelona that keeps his hopes alive in spain the t

. >> the atlanta hawks took 2-1 in the series with the top seeded indiana pacers, and jeff teague ledh 22 points, pacers struggling and show showed so much of the regular season 98-25 on this one and game four is saturday in atlanta. >> it's a great position to be in and we would like 3-0 but will take 2-1 and we have more come games coming and it's great. but i mean every game in the playoffs is all monster. >> reporter: the boston bruins put the detroit red rings on nhl eliminations and two goals down on this one and getting the over time win to give them 3-2 victory and 3-1 series and defending the eastern champion with a home win on saturday. minnesota levelled their series at two a piece beating colorado avalanche and scoring once and a 2-1 victory and game five is in denver on saturday. la kings avoided first around elimination with a 6-3 win over the san jose sharks and they trail in the series 3-1. nadal is level with rash after winning the 683 open match and she in 11th place in the record books with the american and the last 16 of the barcelona open and later in the quarter

. -- teague needs to happen he lead needs to happen. to realize that the salvation market is something that is attractive to them. who are and academic, very engaged that part of the world, and one of the things i like about pakistan -- much of it is secular. it is a great partner for american philanthropic interest. you need not have the kind of legislation or the kind of structure only to be able to engage with the country with a lot of things we have strength. -- we can dores this and we do not just have to do this -- [indiscernible] we have time for one more round. the woman in the sixth row, and then the gentleman in the silver and black tie to round up. >> cathy robinson. my question is primarily for dr. felbab-brown. women played a tremendous role in coming out for the vote. what is the future, and how will increased this role, role, in the government going forward, and how will that shape outcomes in afghanistan? and if there are thoughts on how women leaders in parliament and elsewhere, in india and pakistan, can play a role in

tom teague of lawmakers in the u.s. have expressed concerns about bitcoin with illegal activity like drug smuggling. this is about 90 minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> good morning, everyone. welcome to the atlantic council. and the vice-president and director here at the council. thank you for joining us to discuss this, what i would call disruptive technology application, but i may have different words when we're finished with this event on the coin and the applications of virtual currencies, but also other blocked chain based applications for the future broadly, and i will get into what i mean a little bit. the land to council is a non-partisan organization that promotes constructive u.s. and european in the world to meet today's challenges working with our allies, but we also serve a public education function. i really can't tell you how many people from what i would call our traditional constituency here at the atlantic council which is a longstanding institution here in washington, how many people have come to