on the power play, detroit fights back. datsyuk with a wonderful pass to zetterberg who snapped it past niemi for a 2-1 san jose lead with just under 3:00 to play. >> darren: one of the rare times niemi was in his net. gets to zetterberg and now there is too much space. great shot by zetterberg. >> dave: joe thornton was strong against him. he is pointing to his midsection saying he bumped it ahead. >> darren: does it with great class, doesn't he? >> joe: like everything else. >> dave: not showing up the officials, just making the call. murray with the shot. thornton able to clear it. won't go for icing. 2:30 remaining here in regulation time. red wings down one game to none in the series. >> joe: what did that hit? >> darren: the post. >> dave: i thought it might have hit the back bar. setting it up for zetterberg. making sure it's not broken. >> dave: poked ahead by heatley. this will go for icing. down less than 2:00. one-goal game. icing call. san jose will not be able to make a change. >> darren: look at the black swea

on the power play, detroit fights back. datsyuk with a wonderful pass to zetterberg who snapped it past niemi for a 2-1 san jose lead with just under 3:00 to play. >> darren: one of the rare times niemi was in his net. gets to zetterberg and now there is too much space. great shot by zetterberg. >> dave: joe thornton was strong against him. he is pointing to his midsection saying he bumped it ahead. >> darren: does it with great class, doesn't he? >> joe: like everything else. >> dave: not showing up the officials, just making the call. murray with the shot. thornton able to clear it. won't go for icing. 2:30 remaining here in regulation time. red wings down one game to none in the series. >> joe: what did that hit? >> darren: the post. >> dave: i thought it might have hit the back bar. setting it up for zetterberg. making sure it's not broken. >> dave: poked ahead by heatley. this will go for icing. down less than 2:00. one-goal game. icing call. san jose will not be able to make a change. >> darren: look at the black swea

growth for detroit. look at the numbers, we're not back to prerecession levels for tech jobs. about 15% below those but still doing really well. the unemployment rate for people in technology is 4.5%. it's 9% for everyone else. the jobs in michigan, i think with michigan, you have a manufacturing base, manufacturing is becoming more technical, so you also got a low cost base in a city like detroit. for companies -- >> you have cheap property. >> it's cheap. >> train people and these two-year degrees people can get into to work in technology. excellent. always good to know. people in detroit to get jobs to pay taxes that's going to help the place. we'll be together as we watch detroit rebuild i hope. >>> we've come to know the phrase too big to fail made famous during the financial crisis. three years later it's a movie. we'll take you inside the film which takes you inside the crisis, next. >>> three years ago the world stood on the brink of financial ruin. too big to fail, hbo's movie which premiers mon

>> this boom started in detroit about 18 months ago. they see slow and steady growth for detroit. if you look at the number, we're not back to pre-recession levels for tech jobs. we're about 50% below those but we're still doing really well. the unemployment rate for people in technology is about 4.5%. it's 9% for everyone else. the jobs here, especially in michigan, finally with michigan, you have a manufacturing base, manufacturing is becoming more technical. so you've also got a low cost base in a city like detroit. for companies, it's a dream. >> you have cheap property, you can train people. there are two-year degrees that people can get to work in technology. excellent. always good to know. poppy, great to see you. we'll be together as we watch detroit rebuild, i hope. >>> we've come to know the phrase "too big to fail." now nearly three years later, it's a movie. we'll take you inside the film which takes you inside the crisis next. ♪ you love money ♪ well, you know i love it too ♪ ♪ i work so hard at my job ♪ and then i bring it home to you ♪ ♪ i love money i

kevin tibbles, nbc news, detroit. >> tough to watch. but you've got to have hope. that is our broadcast for this tuesday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> right now at 6:00, emotions running high in san bruno as the neighborhood devastated bit pipeline explosion marks a major milestone. >>> these teachers are showing the work doesn't stop with the last bell rings. a bay area grade to show opposition to state budget cuts. >>> telling his story. the man hailed a hero on the in-flight disturbance speaks to nbc bay area. the news at 6:00 starts right now.

. 4:00 friday in detroit. tim lincecum put on a show in new york tonight. 29,333 at citi field. beautiful ballpark. but you are second in yankee stadium. pat dural does something. 1-0 giants. mike fontenot getting playing time. the mets have a threat. first and third. but look at sanchez. look at sanchez. look at sanchez to help out lincecum. from there it was cruising. 7 chaton innings. 12 strikeouts. aubrey off 3-4. average up to .211. lincecum, 2-0 giants. the a's getting it done at the colosseum. stacy samuels, going to a's games since 1980. i don't care either. david connected, that would be the game winning hit. 2-1 athletics. 6th inning, trevor cahill, he is 5-0. e.r.a 1.79 and the a's win 3-1. i know you care about thet man but my point was, after you have been working all day, you know, you know what i am saying? you have been under a lot of stress, the caps, and the killing, the united states, the killing of saddam hussein. it's -- >> osama bin laden. >> i am saying osama bin laden. >> we all like to

a second tragedy of detroit is the way that the government was exactly the opposite of what contact detroit needed. the government responded, the federal government shares a lot of blame in this, by being great to subsidize infrastructure. creating nonsensical investors like detroit's monorail. the problem is that a city like detroit, a refining city, already has an abundance of structures and infrastructure relative to people. the last thing you need were more structures in a place like detroit. yet the politicians were there ready to build the villages because it looks great. because it's beautiful that a shiny new building and also the -- all of a sudden you can declare it as a comeback city. so we have a people who move over into streets over industry spoken have the skill

detroit won the next three. logan feeling good. 1st period, 2-0. patrick marleau, the game winning goal in the third. 3-1 san jose. that's the thing about detroit, coming right back here, everybody said look at that incredible shot to make it 3-2. but niemi held on. red wings need a goal. the final moments. >> down the ice. the san jose sharks for the second year in a row eliminate the red wings. they are going the conference final against vancouver. >> it is funny. they are only half way home. tonight felt like the end of the season. they still have two more series to win the stanley cup. >> there is so much -- everyone is excited, game 7. lot of excitement. we have been here before and we didn't get the job done. that's all we can look at. there is more out there. more hockey to be played. i think guys understand that. >> all right. sunday and wednesday in vancouver. they return a week from tomorrow night, san jose for game three and then a week from sunday will be game four in san jose. number one seed vancouver. number 2 seed san jose. the shar

it was the opposite of what detroit needed. the government responded and federal government pairs a lot of blame in this. be ready to structure, first urban renewal, then infrastructure. creates investments like the people mover. now the problem is, you know, a city like detroit, the declining city already as abundance of structures and infrastructure relative to people. the last thing you need were more structures in a place like detroit. yet the politicians were there ready to build villages because it looks great. because it's beautiful to have a shiny new building and all of the sudden you can declare cleveland a comeback city. it does nothing to address the real problem. it does nothing to do the most important thing which is to make sure the children who are growing up have the skills to compete and has something that should be a birthright of everywhere, which is the safety of the streets. we have a people moving that moves over the empty streets, but we didn't have the skills in detroit that would have enabled it to com

were going keep detroit! beat detroit!. >>reporter: fans excited about game 6 am were going to talk to some more fans inside the tank. all love affair between the fans and the sharks. year after year they sit in row 17 at each team pavilion to watch and support the folks on ice battling it out. >> for we've been ticketholders for 20 years. since 1991 we were at the cow palace. >> (cheering & applause) >>reporter: over the years they have seen plenty of winds and any losses. many of the fans remain hopeful not just on winning the series with the ultimate prize, the stanley cup. the shirts of never won a championship. >> this year will be san jose is here. were going to do it all. >>reporter: people compare the sharks to the san francisco giants. recall this torture hockey. >> we're ready to be done with the red wings. there driving us nuts. >>reporter: the shirts are confident they can close of this series of these guys are hoping for something different. what you think will happen in detroit? >> it's going to be a battle wi

is detroit, you know. they never give up, especially now they come home to their home ice. they have got their crowd in the back and it's going to support them. >> we are only starting with our sharks coverage. coming up tonight at sports sunday we break down the series. much more. along with broadcasters, here's just a taste of what's to come, done just about an hour ago at the tank. >> what i like is this team right now is relying on their team defense. they have rebounded from some spotty play in the first round. they did what they had to do to beat the l.a. kings, it was a tough series. i think everybody knew it was going to be a tough series, at least the guys in the room did, but they played better defensively. the fact is they're up 2-0 but the impressive thing is that they have only given up two goals in two games against the detroit red wings. >> that jamie baker, our full conversation with jamie, dan and joe coming up on sports sunday tonight. in depth with the sharks and the latest from 49ers he

it's about folks helping to cope with the epidemic of stray dogs in detroit. a lot of good people were touched by that story when they saw it on "nightly news." now their generosity is making a difference. our update from kevin tibbles. >> pull the cage up here. >> reporter: responding to a morning call, volunteers rescue a dog with a broken leg. >> he's going to have to get to the vet. >> reporter: it's been quite a week for the detroit dog rescue, dedicated to saving the 50,000 strays that live amongst the ruins of downtown detroit. >> jumped in, huh? >> reporter: its cofounder, a local rap artist who goes by the name of hush. >> man's best friend shouldn't have to pay the price for all this. >> no, no. >> reporter: on tuesday, they were down to their last $43 when it was featured on "making a difference." >> we spent every dime we had, and we honestly didn't know how we would have gotten going the next week. >> reporter: the response overwhelmed their website. donations poured in from across the country and from as far away as australia. more than $87,000 s

they moved to detroit. detroit was the place where you could pick yourself up and improve your station in life. they all ended up in the auto business. that worked for its zenith carburetor and u.s. rubber. it was just a real map. it changed a lot of people's lives. to see what happens to people's lives, who knows what reason, you can argue about what has happened, but it is kind of tragic. tavis: when we talk about what detroit is going through right now, they are going to have to fill their way up like the rest of us. >> i got a lot from my parents. i could probably go into analysis for 20 years. if they did not say, they lived it, was take a risk. my dad took a risk when he came to l.a. it was not like he succeeded right away. it is what holds people back. i really learned a lot from sports. you fail so much more than you succeed. it helped me when i got in the acting business. i left so many auditions when i did not relate risk, where i played it a little safe. then when i did not get the part, i was al

hopefully the sharks can pull it out. >> in detroit. >>> 4:55. the bin laden takedown from the president's ice. how eyes. >>> a passenger wrestled on on a plane going to sfo. the team effort to take him down coming up. >> plus a fast-moving fire damaging two homes in the east bay. why crews are suspect arson. >>> and teachers cross the state taking a stand. how the fight to save their jobs is taking them all the way to sacramento. cockpit.. and the passengers who helped take him >>> a secure scare on board an sfo flight. new details on the man who tried to storm the cockpit and the passenger who helped take him down. >> crews putting out hot spots after a fire damages two homes in the east bay. why firefighters suspect arson. >> and a low is passing through the bay area bringing us a mix of sun and clouds and we are warmer today. i'll tell you how much warmer in just a bit. >>> and we have a chp-issued high wind advisory now for the san mateo bridge and some roadwork blocking lanes of eastbound 4 through pittsburg. i'll have details coming up. >>

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do not go back to detroit. but they're going back to detroit for game six tuesday. we'll check in with them. plus a's broadcasters ken coreacktrpe..onioiotronio. >>> us, aery nice scene f families in san jose w super bowl champion returning home. that and more coming up on "sports sunday." >>> this week two uc berkeley students detained in iran are set to get their day in court as the second session of their trial begins. josh fattal and shane bourd were charged with crossing the border into iran illegally. shourd has decided not to stand trial with the others. th s to start on wednesday, by the way. we'll be right back. >>> in san francisco, several moms who are more in need of pampering than most received some star treatment today, thanks to the 17th annual mother's day brunch, 25 homeless women were treated to a morning of pampering with complimentary hair and makeup sessions. and then whi when they finished up, they took a cable car ride to the sir francis drake hotel for brunch at the starlight lounge. >> having all of this set up for us is such a wonderful gif

other cities are bigger but not growing as fast as detroit is. >> reporter: detroit native dan gill berts says that his company is making some 1200 new hires here, many in tech. >> to keep our talent here. we are, as everybody knows, a brain economy, not a muscle economy. >> reporter: what would you all say to the naysayers who say that detroit is dead? >> i wouldn't say that detroit is dead. i would say that they are sleeping for a while but might be coming back at this point. >> reporter: in detroit, poppy harlow, cnn money. >>> how about this? for a possible 2012 matchup, president obama versus one of his former employees? that employee is a former ambassador who is thinking of challenging his former boss. cnn's john king just sat down with him in, where else, new hampshire. john king with me in just a couple of minutes. stand by. nouncer ] in 2011, at&t is at work, building up our wireless network all across america. we're adding new cell sites... increasing network capacity, and investing billions of dollars to improve your wireless network experience. from a single phone call to the

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now see detroit come up with two wins to make the series a two game apair as they head to detroit. san jose now down to two chances. fred inglis saw two. >> detroit led for two minutes as san jose controlled just about every aspect of this game including outshooting the red wings 42-22. but detroit found a way to stave off elimination they used six shots to get two goals. >> they're such a good team, they're going to make us pay and they did that tonight. >> we go up 3-1. and we usually finish things off when that happens, but you know they are a good club and they just came back. just a couple of careless plays. >> we got some momentum but we have to continue to play the way we did in the third period. we can't play the way we did in the first period. because they were taking the game to us early on. >> we didn't play a hard game, that's hard to swallow. i believe if we played that way again, reproduced that game and we gave ourselves a good opportunity to win but we have to do that. they will continue game six in detroit to find that elusive goal. >>> and we had a few shots of it

the sharks and detroit are going seven. tonight, patrick marleau not bad, not good. still is not registered for a point. sharks and red wings, nobody scores through two periods, and then logan couture just barely passed howard, just barely. they reviewed it as 1-0. but from there, detroit, back they come. zeddenburg beat niemi. niemi was terrific in goals. standing on his head, he had 42 saves but as you see here, detroit a couple of minutes later scores one, and then the empty-netter. helm puts it in. sharks winning the first three have now lost the last three. final score tonight in detroit, 3-1, series is even at three. >> the performance tonight was disappointing. one team skated. the other people did not skate at all. >> 25 other teams are glad to be in position to be honest with you. we're going to try to do it in front of our home fans. >> we want to get on the plane and get going. we want to get home and restock the energy tank, if you will and find our legs and let's get skating. >> all right, the sharks outshot 45-25, but pam, we do have good news. kron4 co

opposite of what, in fact, detroit needed. the government responded, and the federal government bears a lot of blame in this, by being ready to subsidize urban renewal creating nonsensical investments like detroit's monorail, the people mover, right? the problem is a city like detroit, a declining city, already has an abundance of structures and infrastructure relative to people. the last thing you need were more structures in a place like detroit, and yet the politician were ready to build temp kin villages because it looks great. it's beautiful to have a shiny new building, and all of a sudden you can declare cleveland a comeback city. but that does nothing to do the most important thing which is to make sure that the children who are growing up in those cities have the skills they need to compete in the global economy and have something so marked be a birthright of everyone which is the safety of the streets. so we have a people mover that moves over, essentially, empty treat streets -- streets. by contrast, new york did co

so-- but i don't think we can roll the dice like that against detroit. >>> game 3 wednesday in detroit. >>> the a's trying to get to .500 this afternoon against the raping american league champs and the division rival rangers. the fan favorite hair style has reemerged. >> if i can't get it to l.a. to get my hair braided by the style isthat does my hair i'll probably have to go back the afro. >> well apparently cocoa couldn't get down to his stylist because the av row made its second appearance of the year. a's took control early. conner jackson doubled to right. crisp comes flying home. they weren't done that, hideki matsui a double of his own in the third inning. kurt suzuki scores. 5-0 a's that's what they need. snapped a three game skid with 6 solid innings. oakland can win tomorrow with a monday afternoon 12:30 shot. giants in d.c. juggling catch by the fan. scoreless in the second inning. nate schierholtz won't look good in the box score at all but he'll take it. it lands in fair ground, miguel tejada scores, mike fontenot scores, a double 2-0 giants, washington loads the bases in

. >> reporter: even some detroit fans were sympathetic about the sharks situation, a little. >> you have to feel sorry about the sharks losing. >> sorry, i really can't say sorry, no, no. >> we're resilient too, there's always another year burden of >> reporter: but you have your new jersey t-shirt so they will win. >> yes, we will win. >> reporter: go sharks. >>> coming up in sports, fred inglis live at the shark tank where he spoke to players about what they have to do to win this do or die game. >>> police discovered the body along lafayette street at about 6:00 this morning after someone called to report a man bleeding on the ground. investigators blocked off the area. a man who works in the area told ktvu news the victim lives in the neighborhood. >> goes over to rotten robby to get a cup of coffee every morning and returns back to his house. >>> police haven't released the man's name but describe him as a 62-year-old latino man. there is no word on what caused his death. >>> we have new details tonight on that murder suicide at san jose. michelle callgeron and thomas kyle williams

it's very competitive and then one has to stay and what to rebuild detroit. >>reporter: engineering students all had jobs lined up before graduation. is there a sense of pride in one to tell the world a detroit is still here? >> definitely, there are people who need jobs badly sold. >>reporter: 07 this will be its biggest hiring here yet in detroit. >> to come out of college and be put on a career path is amazing. >>reporter: is are such a big boom and tech jobs? some people say in cities like this so many jobs have been lost becausthe only weird placeo go was up. >> technology plays a big part in that. >>reporter: chemical this attack the wrong? >> yes, near city is certainly bigger buthat they're not growing as fast. >>reporter: he said his company is making some 1200 new hires here and many in technical. >> when to keep our tack here, we're not so much a muscle economy anymore. >>pam: makers and minnesota are turning to voters to decide whether not to banned same-sex marriage. coming up will look at the voters. if we will follow president barack obama to h

six minutes left and the deflection finds the twine and detroit with six shots on goal. three went in. 4-3 your final. the series is heading back to detroit for game six on tuesday. >> they are such a good team. they will make us pay. >> they have so much talent. it is the end of the season if they lose a game. >> wow. break out the brooms. the giants swept the rockies, the first of the season. fear the mom. always good advice. and fear cody ross as well. he rips a single to left. pat burrell rumbles and stumbles and he beats the throw home. the giants are up 1-0. he took a no hitter into the 6th. he loses that and a runner on second. it allowed one hit in six shutout innings. cody ross and towering two-run jack out to left. g-men are a game behind colorado after sweeping the rockies. mother's day kansas city style. a's looking for the royal flush. he grounds one up the middle. flips to second and gets pass pennington. he takes off to third and ross covers the bag with a diving stab. what a play. kouzmanoff ricks one to center. oakland goes up 3-0. and suzuki adding some

the detroit red wings tied it up. and as we slow this here we can see he is the best player of the red wings. it takes that hockey puck away. he has not scored all series. detroit red wings win it, 4-3 a lot of heat all over marlowe. he is expected to produce big this season and it is not happened yet. called out by former team mate. >> gutless, gutless performance by with zero points in this series in and had a game like that. and while, detroit, unbelievable. >> was the hurt on that? >> he is hurt all right. right here, he is hurt. >> i think that what was said there is nothing i can do about it. people are going to say things. i will go back to what i said the only thing i can control is how i play and how i prepare for the game. >> that was patrick before he left for the game and answering to jeremy what his former teammate and like me to set with the sharks. rarely do you ever see a former teammate go on the air calling a former teammate, gutless. and if i said that something about a colleague? on the air >>pam:

detroit on a power-play. he said 33 of 34 shots and got some help on this one as nicholas takes a shot off of the post. he makes the most of their home games to open the series. the teams now head to detroit for game three on wednesday with that sharks in front. >> reporter: they knew detroit would come out with much more intensity but san jose meant that talent. antti niemi was excellent, but the man in front of him were just as efficient. what you know it, two defenseman scored the goals. the sharks are not even surprised about that. >> it is that time of year when everyone contributes at different times. >> different guys every night seemed to be stepping up. obviously the defenseman tonight -- the key for everyone -- it is playoff hockey. you never know what will happen. i thought they played good. obviously, it was a tight game. we played really hard. >> did you get a sense that they were getting flustered or frustrated? >> they are a scoring team, and offensive team. they have done a great job. the defe

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the detroit makers still have a long way to go as mr. marchionne said. it's the end of the beginning. but the fact is detroit is not the dead industry that we thought just two years ago. >> brown: all right. thank you both very much. >> ifill: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu took his vision for middle east peace to capitol hill today. newshour congressional correspondent kwame holman reports. >> holman: the israeli leader drew a warm response as he entered the house chamber for the joint meeting of congress. then, amid frequent applause and more than two dozen standing ovations, benjamin netanyahu insisted israel is ready to seek peace with the palestinians. >> i am willing to make painful compromises to achieve this historic peace. as the leader of israel, it is my responsibility to lead my people to peace. now, this is not easy for me because i recognize that, in a genuine peace, we'll be required to give up parts of the ancestral jewish homeland. >> holman: it was the first time netanyahu explicitly acknowledged that israel would have to giv

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detroit's justin verlander in toronto. david cooper leads off and verlander gets him to pop out for out number one. next up is john mcdonald. he grounds to scott sizemore who handles it. taking care of the first two outs of the inning. verlander is one out away. threw a no hitter four years ago and when davis struck out he had his second career no hitter, just the 7th in detroit history. the second no hitter in the major leagues this week as the tigers win 9-0. >>> well, the first saturday in may is reserved for an american sporting event that today was run for the 137th time. good time they don't ice roman numerals for this one. the event is the kentucky derby with oakland mow scratched. no clear favorite in the 19 horse field at 29-1. animal kingdom qualifies as a long shot. the big field with the challenge in the derby as the horses break from the gate as they made the final turn. shackleford had the lead on the inside but animal kingdom and the jockey are about to find another step on the outside at exactly the right t

helm, that's it, 4-3 detroit. 3-1. game four sunday in san jose. they are in major trouble. won two games, bryant, not shooting a lot, is he out of gas? lakers playing a lot of games the last three seasons. advancing deep in the playoffs maybe they are out of gas, 17 points, dirk had 32, mavericks the big 4th quarter and they lead, they can wrap it up on sunday. bulls beat the hawks. chicago leads, people in their underwear before we get out. shane and -- that's not -- there you go, then they get weighed in here. looks like mosley about 147 to me. 1 -- about 145 and they fight tomorrow night, i know you aren't a boxing expert but p -- mosley, you know when you are 39 and anchor terms are you just getting started, in boxing you have one foot in the ga grave. >> that's how --. >> i don't know. i had 20 seconds to kill, i thought i wo

the national institute for literacy estimates that 47% of detroit's adult population is functionally illiterate. the problem extends to detroit's suburbs as well as with high levels of functional illiteracy in pontiac and several other suburban communities. >>> in another detroit suburb, dearborn, michigan, about four in ten residents are muslims. that is the highest percentage of muslims in any u.s. city and in the wake of osama bin laden's death, dean reynolds went to dearborn to gauge the reaction. >> reporter: mosa came to dearborn from lebanon 41 years ago, married lila and built for three decades building american cars at ford. they raised four children. but for this muslim family the specter of osama bin laden and 9/11 has shadowed their lives. >> sometimes you feel uncomfortable, because people give you a look. for me it's not as much as for my kids. >> reporter: we spoke with suhela, a court administrator, bilal, a public high school teacher and shadia. >> personally a lot of people didn't know i was arab. so if you see me out and about, not too many people do. but once they

shark ought shot detroi detroit. force game 6 with 4-3 over time victory. >> we gave them them twe some odd shots. we are still feeling good about ourselves. it's a tough loss but we have to go in and win in detroit which we have done in the past. >>reporter: game 6 tomorrow night in detroit. catch my entire interview on 7 news.com. mike brown, kevin and jeff names to replace. see what happens. >> thanks. >> "nightline"coming up next. >> for all of us here, thanks for joining us. >> we appreciate your time. for joining us. >> we appreciate your time. hope to see you tomorrow. [ asst mgr ] what are you doing? fixing the name. it'siber none. looks like one. well, i know. i put an "n" there. ah! fiber one honey clusters cereal! that's really good! it tastes good, so there can't be fiber in it! it's actually got about half a day's worth of fiber. [ asst mgr ] it says so right on the box. [ fiber seeker ] really? try it. [ mr. mehta ] honey, touch of brown sugar, crunchy clusters -- any cardboard? cardboard no, delicious

all i can say is that this was a great great series with detroit and it ain't over yet. shark fans celebrate for now. live at the shark tank, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the sharks had never been to the stanley cup finals. if they beat vancouver this year would be the first. mark ibanez has more on the big win later in sports. we will go back to the tank after the big name seven win. >>> traffic is back to normal tonight along interstate 880 after a tanker truck spilled bio diesel fuel on to the roadway. the truck flipped to it sides in oakland. happened shortly before 1:00 p.m. causing a traffic back up that stretched for miles. the truck was carrying a thousand gallons of fuel, the chp says 150-gallons spilled on to the roadway. the lanes reopened shortly after 5:00 this afternoon. >>> oakland city council debateed the future of four fire stations at a budget hearing tonight. stations seven, 25, 28 and 29 could be closed in an attempt to reduce the city's $58 million budget deficit. it's part of a so called worse case scenario proposed by mayor jean quan.

. >>> detroit pitcher flirted with a perfect game today in toronto, but settled for his second career no hitter. he took a perfect game into the eighth, so with one out, he walked a player, so the perfect game is gone. the next batter grounds into an inning ending double play. a no hitter, through eight. two outs outs in the 9th. ends it, the seventh one in tiger history. detroit wins it 9-0. >>> the sharks can close out the redwings in the semifinals, leading the best of seven series. redwings stayed alive with friday night 4-3 victory after one was slipped through with a minute and 27 left in regulation. sharks need to close the series out on sunday night because if they go back to detroit, you never know what could happen. >> this is what it's all about. you can't question the skill level between the final teams. they're equal. >> we got skill and i think tomorrow you'll see a better game from us. >> all right. to the hardwood game three, the western finals. memphis. they're calling this the biggest game in grizzly history. third quarter, thunder in control. alley-oop lay-in. 16 po

last year the sharks had a chance to sweep detroit but got blown out 7-1. it looks like history would repeat itself last night but the sharks erased the three goal deficit before the red wings scored with less than 90 seconds to force game 5. >> we have an opportunity to win at home. we are going to learn from this one. we are going to go back and work on our game tomorrow and we are going to be better. recovery from almostsided or one goal doesn't matter. you lost the game, move on. >> all four games in the series have been decided by one goal defenseman dan boyle has been the sharks leading scorer in the series with five points and 41-year-old nicholas lindstrom leads detroit with tower games. tomorrow night at the tank at 5 p.m. detroit will have to accomplish that fete they have never done in franchise history but the flyers did it last year. so hopefully not and hopefully sharks can get some rest. >> we need them to win. thank you, kim. >> that will do it for this edition of eyewitness news. see you again at 10 p.m. and 11 p.m. until then our news and

the easiest two examples are from detroit and texas. through three generations of bad policies and dropped to less than 700,000 people last year. over half the houses in detroit are unoccupied. it wasn't a tsunami or flood or earth earthquake. this is a city destroyed. on the other hand. rick perry. our campaign has robbed the year. he started 21 points behind and ageded ahead. i'm not promising you a 48-point swing but it is a nice model to start thinking of. in texas where they've had litigation reform, lower taxes, a beurocracy that encourages businesses to move in. in 2 of the last 4 years, over half of the private sector jobs in america have been in one state. texas. do you know anybody in washington is studying texas. they only meet once a year. imagine that. [applause] so, part of my summary is simple if you'd like to join a team to model like texas, look here. if you'd like a team that model detroit, obama administration is for you. >> i want to talk about national security and let me say about foreign policy. we should have one

detroit in the 1900's deals a lot like silicon valley in the 1960s. it is basically an automotive genius on every streetcar kirk. the fisher brothers, the dodge brothers all of whom are inventing and innovating and stealing each other's ideas and supplying each other with and put all who desperately tried to figure out the new thing. and they do it and they create this amazing thing. the mass-produced inexpensive automobile. one of the tragedies of detroit and unfortunately there will be several tragedies i will talk about in the next couple of minutes, is the way they figured out is by -- the way they're able to make automobiles is by doing something that is fundamentally antithetical. they create walled off factories that are vertically integrated and provide employment for less educated americans on a grand scale. on one level this is great, extremely productive and providing jobs for those americans who struggle. that is wonderful but nothing could be more antithetical to what makes cities works than the great river rouge plant. great wall surroun

. >>> the sharks have pushed detroit in the playoff series. the men in steel have played five over time games in this post season. they have won all five. the destroyed native, kid rock, front row on the glass. the sharks broke the ice and scrambling in front and they take their whacks. setoguchi with the finish. 1-0 san jose. detroit scores twice and the off speed delivery con us food jimmy howard to tie it up at two apiece. just over four minutes left. they join the playoffs and he has been very quiet. they go to over time and thorton dominating on this possession and takes control and setoguchi for the hat trick. good night, game over, drive home safely. sharks with a dramatic 4-3 victory to take a commanding 3-0 series lead. >> we never gave up. and that was the biggest thing. i said it earlier and just calmness and poise we had to just stay the cars -- stay the course. >> tim lincecum took the mound in the media capital of the world, new york. a 12-strikeout performance against the mets. the giants and mets on a cold, windy city field. tr