wayne gretzky was in the owner's box. had enough of that combo yet? another slap shot.fortunately, the capitals cannot muster enough. i know. keep talking about feeding the hot hand. is everyone on the same page? tonight, wall was very visible. 37 points, but was it enough? look at this. does not get prettier than that. every toronto starter had double digits tonight. what can you do? terps in st. thomas this weekend for the paradise jam. maryland is enjoying that paradise. who wouldn't? sets up a sportscenter play. he is not done yet. 16 points on the day. marilyn wins big, 68-43. kansas state in puerto rico. you can hear the crowd. smith led the hoyas in scoring. 25 points for him on the day. today, the nfl suspended allison for one game. derogatory comments to trent williams. they thought the decision was too hasty. no word on whether trent williams will receive any punishment for his comments to the media. the terps are at boston college tomorrow. you can see the game on news channel eight. you can see the game on news channlook, every day we're using more and more

according to canadian law the on ones with the power to arrest the mayor are the queen and wayne gretzky but that's it. there it is, mayor ford is done embarrassing toronto in front of the camera. >> the also thing was olivia gondak says i want to eat her [bleep]. i never said in in her life to her. i would never do that i'm happily married. i've got more than enough to eat at home. thank you very much. >> stephen: wow s it valentine's day already? kind of makes you nostalgic to the crack now, doesn't it toronto. we've be right back. >> stephen: welcome back, everybody, my guest tonight, the co-founder of the social news sight, he's got called red if. he has a new book and i haven't read it. please welcome alexis o handian. alexis, good to see you. thanks for coming on. we met a couple times before. >> yes. >> couldn't dress up. >> i see, i sput on a swaket. >> stephen: what is that. >> a sweater jacket. that is how i was told to dress. i'm wise, i listen my girlfriend. >> stephen: now besides being sort of an early internet wonderkin with being co-founder of red t explain what it is. i

. ♪ wayne gretzky's daughter engulfed in flames. what happene >> paulina gretzky almost died.a local hot shot. she was sitting on the fire pit having a good time, turns around to throw her cigarette in the fire pit. her sweater tches on fire. the whole thing goes up in flames. friends luckily jumped into action, ripped off the sweater so she didn't go up in flames. >> i made some phone calls. the first thing we were told was, i don't know why they said she was there. she said she wasn't there. >> not sure why. >> maybe she doesn't want her dad know she smokes. >> oh. >> do you see what she posts on instagram? smoking is the least she should worry about. >> come on. that one's not so bad. that's like a vacation photo. and that is like -- she's been a bad, bad girl. >> is there a hotter celebrity daughter out there? yeah. > susan sarandon's daughter. >> paulina takes it, dude. >> when chastity was a woman, she was heavy set. she was ok. >> chastity bono does it for you? >> someone give him what david wrote. >> there's some weird [beep]. >> ok. thanks, paulina. you didn't get bur

>> i'm going to escape to her think the puck is going to be as wayne gretzky said. we think about the implications of how to decrease readmissions as toby was saying and how to manage chronic care outside of the hospital. i think there has to be an incentive put in place that changes the behavior of providers. as we're speaking earlier, there has to be some shift also to taking away some of the things that physicians have done in moving it down to extenders, whether it be nursed practitioners, nurses, pharmacists are working together as a team. but an incentive that drives behavior. there is a recent paper verifying the surprise that pay for performance actually changes professional behavior. >> one of the things that here is that we have to get out of being in the hospital business and in the care continuing business. to think about the whole patient across all that sides of care. you have been a leader in your private business and in the policy world and thinking about how to rebuild out a more robust continuum of care in different settings and get patient involve

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>> the good places are already along these whole wayne gretzky thing, skating to where the puck is going to be. how to manage chronic care outside of the hospital. i think there has to be an incentive put in place that changes the behavior of providers. we were speaking earlier. there has to be some shifts also to taking away some of the things that physicians have done and moving it down to extenders, whether it be nurse practitioners, nurses, pharmacists, all working as a team. that incentive that drives the behavior. there was a recent "new england verifying that pay-for-performance works to change people's behavior. >> one of the things i hear from hospital leaders is that we have to be out of the business of being in the hospitals. we have two think about the whole patient across decisive care. you have been a leader in your private business and in the policy world of thinking about how do we build out a more robust continuum of care in different settings. help us think about what that means for the hospital. >> i think we have already touched on the big changes. i think the introdu

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>> i'm going to escape to her think the puck is going to be as wayne gretzky said. we think about the implications of how to decrease readmissions as toby was saying and how to manage chronic care outside of the hospital. i think there has to be an incentive put in place that changes the behavior of providers. as we're speaking earlier, there has to be some shift also to taking away some of the things that physicians have done in moving it down to extenders, whether it be nursed practitioners, nurses, pharmacists are working together as a team. but an incentive that drives behavior. there is a recent paper verifying the surprise that pay for performance actually changes professional behavior. >> one of the things that here is that we have to get out of being in the hospital business and in the care continuing business. to think about the whole patient across all that sides of care. you have been a leader in your private business and in the policy world and thinking about how to rebuild out a more robust continuum of care in different settings and get patient involve