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of the cal ice hockey team. in a couple of nail biters. the team beat the universityf oregon on the road, cementing the season as one for the history books. >> with two seconds left. and that's going to do it. cal is going to sweep the ducks in eugene. the undefeated season continues for cal. >> that was how it ended last night. this was the season where head coach devin cox says all the pieces came together. he is in his third year of coaching, his second year as head coach, and says he knew that this team was full of talent. the team won 3 to 2. the team now leaves for washington on wednesday for the pac eight conference. the club has only won that title once before, back in 2004. well, the east bay spca in oakland has received a $1 million grant to expand its veterinary services. petsmart charities donated that money, which will go toward providing services to families facing financial challenges and barriers to meeting the needs of their pets. petsmart charities say as many as 50% of pet owning families are not able to afford standard veterinary care. the grant al

that is the story of the cal ice hockey team and a couple of nail biters. the team beat the universityroad, cementing the season as one for the history books. >> with two seconds left. and that's going to do it. cal is going to sweep the ducks in eugene. the undefeated season continues for cal. >> that was how it ended sunday night. head coach devin cox says this season all the pieces just came together. he's in his third year of coaching, his second year as head coach, and he says he knew that this team was full of talent. and as the season rolled on, the victories just kept coming and they knew this could be the first time in club history that they would not lose a regular season game. but he says perhaps the biggest hurdle was their final two games. >> we're now the standard in the conference. i think as far as like perfect season goes, it was pretty much impossible to say until this past weekend because oregon is easily the best team probably cal ice hockey has ever played in our history. easily the best team we've ever beaten. they're in a division one team, we're a division two.

of the cal ice hockey team. in a couple of nail biters, the team beat the university of oregon on the road, cementing the seasonr the history books. >> with two seconds left. and that's going to do it. cal is going to sweep the ducks in eugene. the undefeated season continues for cal. >> and that was how it ended last night. this is a season where head coach devin cox says all the pieces just came together. he's in his third year of coaching, his second year as head coach, and says he knew that this team was full of talent. and as the season rolled on, the victories just kept coming and then they knew this could be the first time in club history that they would not lose a single regular season game. but he says perhaps the biggest hurdle was the final two games of the season. >> we're now the standard in the conference. i think as far as like perfect season goes, it was pretty much impossible to say until this past weekend because oregon is easily the best team probably cal ice hockey has ever played in our history. easily the best team we've ever beaten. they're in a division one team, we're a division two. so

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the division two ice hockey league with schools such as san jose state, usc and the university of washington >> we've won it once. back in 2004. so we it's been our goal ever since i became a coach. it was our goal when i back when i played 2017 through 21. and i believe that this is the team that's capable of doing it and finally getting us over that hump. >> other sports, including football and basketball, are often in the spotlight, but this cal team has overcome a number of hurdles, including injuries and tough matchups. >> so that means a lot of guys who weren't playing as much before weren't in the lineup. they had to step up. so because the team is constantly changing, that's actively challenging each and every player that's playing every night. >> the team has won both blowouts and nail biters. cal takes on uc san diego today. if the bears win the tournament, they'll receive an automatic bid to the regionals. if all goes well, they'll eventually play in the national tournament. that hasn't happened since 1996. >> wow. all right. time is 749. so how did you pump up those hockey player

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ice. >> hockey player. >> she sued as. >> a freshman at colgate. >> university and. >> and won just to get. >> better. >> better ice. >> time and equipment. >> i love it. >> so she really has advocated on behalf ofou need the advertising dollars so that networks pick up the games so that people watch so that people attend the games, buy merch, and it just makes everything more profitable. >> all right. and we're still not allowed to announce certain guests, but you will come back and do so. huma abedin and megan mcgrath, thank you very much. by the way. we would love for you to join us at the 350 summit. you can get all the details at know your value.com and forbes.com, and be sure to check out this week's episode of morning mika, which just dropped at youtube, and peacock and maggie preview what we have in store for this year's 350 summit and explain why it will be our most impactful event yet. i'm excited. so excited. >> it's it is the super bowl of. >> it's. >> actually the international. >> women's events. it's international women's day. it is the big event. mika, i just want to make one quick note. while over 50 million women watched the super bowl last year, you were not one of them. okay,