anw anheartbreaking and moments ago united center potential season-ending heart breaker live at unitedsolve this dilemma they face although into overtime and other miracle goal at the end of regulation over time at phoenix quick one began now 31 lead back to phoenix for game five on saturday night getting started with coach q 5 to $10,000 criticizing officiating brandon saad in place of the injured marion hossa scoreless can add to the third takes his pocket open ice stopped gets the rebound 7-3, phoenix makes it 2- 0 later. looks like this one was over. absolutely nothing again tonight and tell brad did morrison cuts loose and scores. still to-one inside two minutes remaining. corey crawford skating off one passed and sent the game to overtime 2-2. here we go every game and the series did not take long for phoenix and the guy who won the game for coyotes into position to take the series saturday night. again final score in overtime blackhawks losing 3-2 more going on osco miami and chicago south florida tonight. attention eastern conference home court throughout the playoffs on that s

at the united center dan rone. >> the draft is finally over.en it was all said and done they drafted four defensive players three defensive packs. today evan rodriguez out of temple, and they also took a couple of cornerbacks, isaiah frey out of nevada. the first comments clellin will be a defensive end. >> weight is one of the most overrated things there is when you talk about football players. you talk about strength and athletic ability. we don't play that style of ball. we're get on the edge maintain your gap. a defensive end that's 6'3" 260 pounds, can do that easily. so that's no concern at all, believe me. he'll be able to hold his on with the big boys that he's playing with. >> and the award for mr. irrelevant, the last player to take in the draft goes to harnish the 253rd player. top pick luck he had a great career and was the mid-american conference player of the year in 2011. good player. baseball a trying night for the white sox. they waste addd a great effort. sox did not score a single run and lost 1-0. he's been outstanding all s

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w-g-n's marcella raymond is live at the united center with the latest. we know that marian hossa is out of the hospital and the team physician says that he will recover fully we do not know the extent of his injuries to his head the coach will speak at a press conference later ... but the coach calls it a disgrace that not one of the four referees on the ice saw that hit and no penalty was called ... he had to be taken out on a stretcher not clear when he can return to the ice ... will there be a suspension of this phoenix player? whenever the nfl decides announcers on espn radio says that there has to be something done about hits to ahead and hockey >>there has to be a line ... >>you can still have a collision sport without targeting the had the king coul concussions have to be addressed ... a suspension will send a message ... there should be a penalty for what raffi torres did this is illegal according to nhl rules ... raffi torres also knocked another player out of the game last year when he played for the vancouver canucks still ahead troubling pict

a new multi-million dollar retail space is unveiled for outside the united center.nsdorf and blackhawks owner rocky wirtz want to build a *260-thousand* square foot retail building. restaurants, bars and stores would be housed inside the facility. the development would be built on the lot east of the arena ... at a cost of up to *85- million* dollars. crain's says united center's owners are ready to start talks with the city and state. in medical watch.. pediatricians are being urged to explore possible links between bad behavior and mental illness. at the american academy of pediatrics meeting in boston.. the head of the national institute of mental health said pediatricians are the first line of defense. screening can detect mental disorders early, and ensure that children receive treatment as soon as possible. the world health organization says mental illness is the top cause of medical disability in young people over the age of 15. a third of american children and teenagers are overweight or obese.. and researchers are warning, those who develop type 2 diabetes

phoenix and chicago tomorrow night at 9:00 eastern time at united center. >> pierre: settling of the tyler seguin. bruins and capitals feel at times over the course of this series that the game has been dictated through the middle of the ice. fourth play by backstrom. good positioning by krejci. no hesitation at all. you got the team on the run. seguin puts it past braden holtby. i've been lucky enough to be in the midful those piles like that. there is no better feeling, especially the young player like tyler seguin. these are defending stanley cup champions who have a huge opportunity to continue wednesday night in boston for game seven. >> mike: it should be noted krejci was in the corner. this time the glass held. tonight starting at 7:00/6:00 central, all new episodes of "dateline," "harry's law." tonight the l.a. kings look to close out the vancouver canucks. fans in boston and washington can see extended post game coverage of today's game on your local comcast sports net. every game, every night because it's the top. this series goes back to boston. known for smith, bobby orr.

the bulls and celtics tip off at 8:30 tonight at the united center. jonathan toews will not make his return tonight in minnesota. he will miss his 21-st straight game with a concussion. toews is traveling with the team, though, so there is a chance he plays in the regular season finale in detroit on saturday. center dave bolland will also miss tonight's game with an upper body injury. good afternoon everyone lots of people are gathering at wrigley field for the big cubs home opener last year we were at 46 degrees for opening day to day we will be at 49 degrees with the northeast wind blowing and lots of sunshine all of the rain is passing to the sesouth.. but the canadian pressure will keep the rain at bay we will see note rain any time in the short-term forecast but there are 11 states under frost and freeze advisories' and there are warnings for thunderstorms downstate and they're expecting snowstorms in montana and the coming days here in chicago it will remain in the 40's today ... looking at the northern suburbs ... and an overdue indiana cockpit

phoenix and chicago tomorrow night at 9:00 eastern time at united center. >> pierre: settling of the tyler seguin. bruins and capitals feel at times over the course of this series that the game has been dictated through the middle of the ice. fourth play by backstrom. good positioning by krejci. no hesitation at all. you got the team on the run. seguin puts it past braden holtby. i've been lucky enough to be in the midful those piles like that. there is no better feeling, especially the young player like tyler seguin. these are defending stanley cup champions who have a huge opportunity to continue wednesday night in boston for game seven. >> mike: it should be noted krejci was in the corner. this time the glass held. tonight starting at 7:00/6:00 central, all new episodes of "dateline," "harry's law." tonight the l.a. kings look to close out the vancouver canucks. fans in boston and washington can see extended post game coverage of today's game on your local comcast sports net. every game, every night because it's the top. this series goes back to boston. known for smith, bobby orr.

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>lness >> chicago bulls short practice against 76ers' first round of playoffs begins tomorrow united centerr did not meet the media read between the lines everybody vague about whether or not derrick rose is one of the percent at playoff time that means you play. derrick rose should be ok >> doing find mentally tough whatever comes his way he handles. looking forward to the challenge. everybody's very excited for this time of year. dealt with adversity throughout the year. all about us. we know best basketball has yet to come. the matchup did not look good for chicago cubs on paper paul maholm vs doc halladay bloop single from starlin castro in the fourth an egg and later ian stewart hits one to right field in the corner going on to defeat doc halladay 5-1, 1-5 against chicago cubs and out. john danks brutally cold night on the south side and paul konerko gives a lead deep to left field career home runs 4013-2 and trouble john danks and the sixth inning darnell mcdonald rips one down the line wheels in motion all three runs score red sox 6-3 lead now 10-3. craig mactavish exciting game agai

in game four at the united center last night: hawks were down a goal with a minute and a half left... empty net, and michael frolik knocks in the rebound to tie it at two. early in their fourth straight overtime... nick leddy misplays the puck in the neutral zone and mikkel boedker's soft shot somehow gets past corey crawford. hawks lose 3-2, and face elimination in game five tomorrow in phoenix. it's a tough road ahead of us we want to look at these smaller picture and pick ourselves up after tonight go to phoenix tomorrow and get excited again we are certainly disappointed and not happy with the way we played certain guys have to pick up their game the bulls and heat getting chippy in miami... dwyane wade receives a flagrant for shoving rip hamilton in the third. later, lebron james sets a hard pick on john lucas the third... the bulls did not retaliate, but could not keep pace without derrick rose. heat up in the third when james drives for two of his game- high 27 points. bulls lose 83-72, and now lead the heat by only a game- and- a- half. the cubs just put kerry wood on the disa

between the two best teams in the east last time they met chicago bulls defeated the miami heat at united centerriggs $7 million in new money lance briggs near the end of front loaded six year deal now finishing career at chicago bear. baseball rabin and his men finishing off and cleveland getting good swings. lollapalooza and the sixth inning to run home run breathing room and later same inning a.j. pierzynski finished off the indians with this three run shot to right field. not if john danks finest hour but with 10 runs of offense got the victory 10-6 and a day off tomorrow home opener against the tigers. game three out of four against milwaukee brewers getting off of the board alfonso soriano open with his leather in left field protecting 1-0 lead there in the seventh inning ryan dempster mistake paid a huge price george kottaras into the right-field bleachers to run home run. george kottryan dempster does not have a victory yet. lose their third straight 2-1 >> that is the news. i used to not travel very much, but then i discovered hotwire. now, i use all my vacation days. i can afford to vi

david freese in open bleachers in left no place to play for the blackhawks melting the ice at united centeruding general manager stan bowman who has worked to do in the off- season defense that can use more size. today to the net and out or face lift? >> we know the players a lot of character of lot of ability they are proven winners and i think that is something that is very valuable. not something fixated on >> game 7 tonight at all against washington goes to overtime did not take long. winning the series and overtime champions are out no repeat this year the feeding of the bruins' 2-1 and waltzed down 2-1 testified with san antonio five minutes left in regulation shooting at scores second of the night 2-1 lead adding on empty net and they go to deciding game 5 friday night 3-1 victorious. more hockey. that is the news tonight per i'm really going to miss you. my new apartment isn't that far away. it's 4.2 miles away ! with this droid razr... motorola... verizon 4g lte... video... skype. you're gonna get lost. this has gps. well, that makes me feel better. me too. i'll go get two from the

black hawks looking to 1 series lead potential major blackhawks injury shadow on this cam live at united center p for hitting phoenix goaltender. what happened tonight much worse phoenix coyotes absolutely crushed hossa tonight dirty hit bgyy dirty player no question about it not looking left his feet meeting with his shoulder bashing him in the head. taken all of the ice on a stretcher ambulance rushed to the hospital no further word on condition. people standing outside said he was not moving hands on his chest by cox did get a goal late in the first. patrick kane shot tipped in by andrew burnett into the third 1-0 lead looking to win this for a lot of reasons for the fallen star marion hossa other hockey tonight in national and detroit in game 3 in the motor city hancock team tied 1-1 in the third defenders left for kevin kline 2-1 lead going on to win by final three- one. 2-1 lead in the series on to baseball. chicago cubs and resume play in florida against the miami marlins ozzie guillen returns to the bench for miami coming off five game suspension comments about fidel castro. only ozzie

and that sends the crowd here at united center to the exits. >> that is stunning.ast goal behind the net in front of goal. brule. worked along the board. on the received end last night. gets it out in front and kyle chipchura, the high man, good defensive position and offensive position sometimes. the recipient of the pass out front. throws it top shelf. >> first career goal for chipchura ira. set up brule. he returns to favor there. 4-0 phoenix and when you look at the list of teams that have gone out here and the first round of the playoffs. >> been saying it for years. all the teams say it. just get in the plague. down by four goals. >> all you have to do is go back to philadelphia. flyers in the finals after they got in on the last shot of the regular season. >> yeah. on a shootout. >> yeah. beating the new york rangers in a shootout and then the final before they lost. that really did reaffirm that, yes, just get in. we'll see what happens. >> offside at the coyotes line and the phoenix franchise has never won three connective playoff games. that hot latteling

you have the community center there, the united players, you have that -- i am trying to think. there are several organizations that work with seniors and youth. i know that mark also filled out there. that application they found very useful to be more in touch with the community and the people that are helping those communities in that area. i am sure april in jane kim's office would be happy to help you. >> hot of curiosity, you said you were going to do live music. what type? >> is an eclectic blend of music. most recently before we stopped the music program, a variety of cover bands, classic rock cover bands, live jazz musicians, of your original bands as well. as well as the local neighborhood, trying to help out people and the neighborhood, and never brought any large names to the venue. the classic cover bands seem to be filled proof. people are out trying to look for a good time. >> '60s music? >> as long as it is good, i don't mind. >> be you know what type of entertainment the other clubs are doing? >> not a lot in a few blocks. the closest of the top of my head would

that it's not all evenly globally distributed and the united states is not the center of it. >> i also think for example that the u.s. has benefited having silicon valley here in the united states. not only the brain power that is attracted here but the spinoffs from academia and the interactions between academia and business and military. we've had the benefit of that geotechnology. this is disbursed around the world. what kind of impact will that have? >> these changes are emerging at enormous speed and parallel as you note. but the structure you spent your life in tends to deal with problems in a linear way. is the system suited to address some of the developments in the pace that they are developing? >> so i think they can be if leaders factor in the pace of change. for example, information technology in the eight years to 2020 the strategy is focused. if you believe that computer power cost is doubling about every 18 months that is 5,000% change in that one factor. in this time period. and bio technology is changing even faster. if we accept linear projection where is the world is

united operations center 1300 more jobs, general electric has 1100 add to a thousand. that said if the state doesn't work through on the pension issue, it is like the dark cloud hanging over and i can't create an island in the city of chicago. so when i say partnership, they've been great on mass transit system, great on certain things as i said on the river but the good news thegovernor is committed to do it, state legislature is committed to doing it. it will be a cloud over the ability of companies to come and set up shops in the city of chicago. it will be unfair to the taxpayers who are on the hook or the employees who are basically relying on it for their retirement. that partnership means focusing on some of the tough stuff and resolving it so we can all go forward. >> we use it in our sense water, helping companies to expand but particularly jacksonville. ju saved win dixie to keep their head quarter in jacksonville. we won the port because the port is a $19 billion economic engine and it's created 65,000 jobs so we were able to work with the federal government

center. >>> the united states army presents a big picture. an official report produced for the armed forces and the american people. now to show you part of the big picture, here is sergeant stewart queen. >> today the big picture is presenting the story of a man who holds one of the outstanding military records in modern history. a great field commander, a remarkable chief of staff, a military governor without parallel in modern times. his career has had many phases. it has been long and glorious. above all, it has the glow of tremendous personal integrity. douglas macarthur, general of the army, an historic figure in an historic speech before a joint meeting of congress. ♪ >> i'm closing my 52 years of military service. when i joined the army, even before the turn of the century, it was the fulfillment of all my boyish hopes and dreams. the world has turned over many times since i took the oath on the plane at west point. >> indeed, much has happened to the world since douglas macarthur took the oath at west point and in the periods of peac

abilene is 400 miles from the geographic center of the united states. i don't think there's a midwest representation of the midwest. there's a lot of people out there. so we pull these in, made it more modest, kept the cartway, and these trees, i think you can see it in the -- the cartway for maryland avenue that had to be protected for the view to the capitol. it's just a clearing in the trees, and then in the summer you have trees with leaves. unfortunately, we can't put leaves on the tapestry for summer. so it becomes a big park, a garden where people can come and relax. they're not being pummelled with information. it's very subtle. and the tapestry turned out to be a lot more transparent than we thought. there's the cartway. there's one like it at princeton. i think it is a called einstein walk. it's from the president's house advanced studies. that's kind of the image. that shows his house. that shows the grain elevator here. i thought that was the speech. the final image bob and i will go to abilene and take the picture. this is not -- it will be

." >>> sex education is on the decline in parts of the united states. the centersase control looked at data gathered between 2008 and 2010 and found that classroom instruction on subjects including sexually- transmitted diseases such as hiv fell in 11 states. that is for students in the 6th, 7th and 8th grades. in high school where 46% of students say they are semually activity the number of sex ed classes reported remains the same. >>> volunteers turned out in san francisco's chemist for a spring cleaning. oregonthe chinatown community development center arranges for the involvements who use tools and supplies provided by the city of san francisco. >> we get leaders to care about the community and clean up the area in chinatown, to spruce up and make it a more harmonious environment for its residents and merchants. >> this year the volunteers targeted ports mouth square and several chinatown alloys. alleys. >>> international pillow fight day sent feathers flying around the world. organizers say the pillow fight is a collaboration of a loose network of people who a

this hospital has a whole unit, the center for shared decision making, where each patient gets an educationange of treatments for her specific health problem. so is this what you had, jackie? um, yes, that was the diagnosis. generally, surgeons tend to recommend an operation, and the patient tends to go along. i mean, it's not that easy to second-guess a brain surgeon or a spine specialist. at dartmouth, though, this process is more involved than a brief chat in the doctor's office. i watched the dvd, looked at the outcome studies, did my research, saw that i was probably a good candidate and that i probably would have a good outcome, and fortunately, i did. some patients, like jackie, choose to have surgery, but some choose not to. and what we've found, even as conservative as i am to operate, we had a 30 percent drop in our surgery rates... in disc surgery. so as a doctor, if you give the patient that information, and she decides not to have the surgery, doesn't the doctor make less money? yes. well, let's be brutally frank here -- this hospital is famous for good outcomes at low cost, bu

behavioral analysis unit and national center for missing and exploited children to help out. f.b.i. reportedly found some evidence but police are not telling us what that is. and spring is threatening to bring more snow and rain to eastern states. higher elevations getting hit hard. farther east, rain and flooding, more than 50,000 customers were without power on the peak of the storm sunday through monday. up to a foot of more snow in the higher elevations. >> greta: updates from several major criminal cases, first the trayvon martin murder case in florida. earlier this morning, george zimmerman was released from jail on $150,000 bail. the charge of second-degree murder in the death of martin who was unarmed. zimdz has gone back into hiding. and commission jeblgt go the nation of embattled police chief. he came under fire for handling the case. they decided to keep him on temporary leave. in chicago in trial the man accused of killing jennifer sudden on's mother, brother and nephew. he is accused of exciting the murders and they called jennifer hudson on the witness stand, oscar win

research on sociocultural change says apple can in fact afford to assemble the iphone in the united states. the centerd that each iphone takes eight hours of labor to assemble. that's that, eight hours of label. and in the united states, this is what eight hours of labor would cost. it's more than 23 times the price. gross ma margin is what apple makes on it. in china they have a gross margin per unit of 21.7%. that's their profit before other expenses. if they made it in the united states, the 71.7% would drop down to 46.5%. now, apple isn't hurting for cash. the company took in $39.2 billion in revenue for the first three months of this year. it sold 35 million iphones. that's 16,000 iphones an hour. christine joins me now. christine, is it fair to say apple can afford to assemble the iphone in the united states? >> absolutely. the company at the end of the quarter was sitting on $110 billion in cash, ali. the company had the challenge of figuring out what to do with all the money it was minting from making these products. when you're looking at the gross margin of 71% and 46%, what that tells us if

. >> tim oram is from the united states initial weather center in texas. a little earlier, he gave me the latest on the where the storms are heading next. >> currently we're seeing tornadoes and strong thunderstorms with large hail in eastern texas, east of dallas at this time. so our metropolitan area is not affected anymore. we're seeing it extended into our state of louisiana, as well, but things are starting to diminish overall at this point so as the daytime heating cools down, we're seeing things improve somewhat and a lot less of a threat to our folks right now. >> extraordinary pictures that we're seeing coming out of texas, tim. how common is this during this time of year? >> this is our severe thunderstorm season time in this area of dallas and texas. we peak in the april timeframe but to see tornadoes strong enough to toss an 18-wheeler tractor-trailer into the air, that's unusual. we're putting it in perspective at this point and we see things like this once every 10 years or so in the dallas area. >> so once every 10 years, what things do you

the ucla breast center, a unit of the jonsson cancer center, specializes in treating and counseling women at high risk for breast cancer. experts from a variety of fields work with patients. a nurse practitioner takes the patient's history... a nutritionist with a special interest in breast cancer talks about the role good nutrition plays in combatting the disease. an exercise specialist introduces the idea of regular exercise and strength training. patients also learn the proper way to perform a self-breast exam. if you felt down in here, you'd feel this just like a marble, only it's usually jagged. and it's very, very hard. the ones that move around usually are benign. the ones that are fixed in the skin are usually malignant. one of the team members is a psychologist who will then go in and actually do a pretty detailed psychological consultation, talking about her individual perception of her risk, her relationship to the members of her family who may have had breast cancer, how she dealt with that, particularly if that member of the family had died from the disease. the kind of couns

united states chimps are at the strf a big controversy. the question, should they be a part of medical research? there are more than 900 chimps in research centers around the united states as things stand now, and genetically about 99% the same as people. doctors once thought disease and medicine would affect them the same way, but it turned out that's not entirely true. one research field where chimps play a big role is hunting for a vaccine for hepatitis c. even that is controversial, and now the united states is on the verge of banning all chimp research. cnn's john zerella has the story. >> reporter: chimpanzees. for decades researchers have used them to test everything from the toxicity of pesticides and hairsprays to finding cures for cancer, aids, and hepatitis. they are poked and prodded, given dangerous drugs. researchers say tissue sample from their livers, kidneys, and bone marrow. now there is an intensifying debate over whether it is era of chimp research should end. depend whoing you ask, it would either be disastrous for public health or no big deal. >> i just think that at the end of the day when you start looking at the dollars,

this but what rock is doing and this is the really exciting thing the restaurant opportunities center roc united is what they're called and what they do is they get out and they see a big pick there their struggles effectively so they go to restaurants where wages are being stolen or people are especially badly paid and they you know they have campaigns and they get out of crowd and they do creative street theater and all that and they've been able to actually move the needle and get better deals and address some of the you know some of the terrible conditions. i noticed if i can change subjects slightly i notice that recently you rejected americans like. i'm curious your thoughts on yeah so americans elect you know pretends to be the third party that a lot of people are clamoring for but in many ways it's a kind of a bait and switch it makes you think that it's a third party but it's sponsored by the same you know big deep pocket that's largely funded by hedge fund managers just a handful of them i mean it's like a couple of dozen people who have funded this entire effort. they retain control o

the vacated workers include technicians, repairmen, and call center employees. >> united airlines is flying out of oakland for good. they have been there for 75 years but it says the 11 flights a week to denver were no longer profitable. the 39 unite employees are being offered jobs at other airports. the airline still operates oust sfo and sack have say. >> a city on edge and a gunman on the loose. the search for a man who has killed at least three people, and who he is targeting. >> plus, the emergency landing that air traffic controllers refused to take seriously. >>> record snowfall hitting alaska. >> frances: good evening. i'm in for leigh glaser. this evening looks dry and mild for sunday. even the rain holds off. for month, but we have showers moving in tuesday and i'll have details with the rest of the accuweather seven-day >> alan: the city of tulsa, oklahoma, is on edge. three people are dead after five separate shootings and investigators are concerned they could be racially driven. >> these were vicious and cowardly attacks. >> the five shootings happened around the same

. >>> and still to come on wjz new year's day at noon, immigration takes center stage at the united states supreme court. what lawyers are saying about arizona's controversial immigration law. criminal charges come down in connection with the bp oil spill. are anymore arrests on the way? and take another live look outside at a gorgeous day. stick around you are your complete first warning weather forecast is still coming up! ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it's pretty sunny and 64 degrees in central maryland right now. your complete forecast still coming up. it's also a big day on capitol hill as the supreme court begins hearing arguments about arizona's immigration law. the just 'tis will decide if the law passed in 2010 infringes on federal authority. it requires police while enforcing any other laws to question the person's immigration status. if they suspect he or she could be in the country illegally. the legislation has certainly left arizona residents divided. >> unfortunately, illegal -- american jobs and [not understandable] >> we don't believe anybody is illegal. and people are safe tells

>> we were contacted by united kingdom rescue center. they contacted the coast guard and asked us to assist with this case. >> when you reach it, what happens from there? >> we received the report, and the coast guard was in the area and we redirected them to start heading toward the yacht. they also had an embarked mh-60 jayhawk helicopter which is fully capable of airlifting all three injured crew members. >> so you don't know how many people were on board for sure? >> according to our last report, 13 people are on board. >> can one helicopter get all those people? >> one helicopter would not be able to airlift all 13. our primary concern are the injured individuals, and we want to get them to safety and get them the medical attention that they need. >> okay. here's the interesting thing, and this is from australia. who is responsible? who pays for this, or is that not even a concern for you at this point? >> that's not a concern. our primary concern is getting these people to safety. >> all right. petty officer caleb critchfield, than

known of the wpa and part of its legacy are the projects because new york is the cultural center of the united states many of the projects were intensely centered here. they created the series of state by state guides that are examples of what things like this ought to be but they were also creative writers, people like james baldwin and richard wright and studs terkel work for the project. we know of the art project that exist on public buildings around the country in the schools and hospitals and other public buildings and this not only connects us with the arch of the early 20th century, but the extent to which the wpa was willing to - people who couldn't build roads and bridges and the like and the artists included jackson pollock and william triet music projects range from a symphony orchestras to dance and entertained hundreds of thousands of people. the fever project is perhaps best known in new york and it employed people well. the project put on circus's. a one performer was a young acrobat whose name was burt lancaster. sidney was a child actor working for the speaker of the the proj