four years ago when she wore jason wu outfit, i think it was a white dress, jason told you he didn't know she was going to wear it, and he ended up sort of screaming when he saw it on the teesk, running around his apartment in excitement, and it really made a huge difference in his business. >> it most certainly did, and you can bet he's probably screaming in his apartment right now. i remember, actually, when i interviewed him shortly after, i think it was the day after she wore that gown, and he said, you know, i was inside my apartment eating a domino's pizza, and there she walked out in my white gown, and i was screaming, it's me, it's me. can you believe it's me? and it's that same level of surprise tonight. what a shock. honestly, someone who has covered fashion for a very long time, anderson, i have to tell you, i really did think she was going to give someone else a chance this time. but at the end of the day, she's a woman who wants to look and feel great on an important day in history, so she chose the gown that made her feel that way. that's why she came out tonight in jas

jason wu, jimmy chu. the cash registers will be ringing tomorrow morning, the orders will be coming in. are they gearing up ready to go? >> i think they have to be ready to go. i think jason is a specific case. he dressed michelle the first time around and doing it again, he is in american history. he became her official designer of choice. and i think that's a really big title to take on. he has the world at his hands. >> thank you very much. obviously we'll see it. it is a custom made dress. how quickly will he make the knock-offs? >> i reckon he already has them made. >> we're expecting the vice president in a moment. it's dress-like-a-president day, i'm supposed to be martin van buren. who? martin van buren! google? martin van buren. ♪ to the best vacation sp(all) the gulf! it doesn't matter which of our great states folks visit. mississippi, alabama, louisiana or florida, they're gonna love it. shaul, your alabama hospitality is incredible. thanks, karen. love your mississippi outdoors. i vote for

as a portrait artist, jason grew tired of drawing with charcoal and pencil. he looked everywhere for inspiration, and one night he found it -- in his happy meal. >> i came across it by accident, eating some french fries, and saw that i could manipulate the ketchup with the french fry, and it could be like a brush. >> jason wanted to paint something that related to the tools that he was using, so he decided to paint his own version of the movie poster for "super size me." >> it related to the ketchup. it gave somewhat of a meaning and interpretation to it. >> with a small web camera recording, jason prepares his ketchup, picks up a fry, and begins painting. >> mcdonald's french fries as a paintbrush. it's unbelievable. >> ketchup may work as a condiment, but it proves tricky as paint. >> unlike paint, the ketchup was a matter of how thick it was on there. so if there was a very thin layer of ketchup, it showed up as a light color because the background showed through. if it was piled on there thick, it was the darkest red. so it was more of sculpting the actua

that's jason wu four years ago. he said he screamed when he saw michelle obama wearing it four years ago. no doubt, he probably screened again tonight after the festivities, the gown goes to the national archives. >> what a night this must have been for jason wu. to have this happen twice is extraordinary. >> it is really startling. i can't recall a time when it has happened recently. generally the first ladies tend to go with the designer they know well for the first inauguration. oftentimes the designers get a lot of notoriety but don't necessarily get a big business boost from it. but then they move on to someone else the second time around. and it is often been oscar de la renta, the go-to guy. so it is unusual that she would choose the same young designer twice. >> what about the color red? i think of nancy reagan. were you surprised by this color? >> well, you know, nancy reagan doesn't own red and barbara bush doesn't own blue. they're patriotic colors. i was surprised because i tend to think of them as a lit

jason freed and tradition with lafco i tried to make all of the meetings the fourth friday of the month and with some exceptions and there is a break in august and then for november and december because of the holidays we try and combine one meeting at the beginning of december and we normally -- there are only two board supervisor meetings then so this is the friday that falls between the board meeting and the final adaption to that fourth friday is in may and it leads into a three day weekend where we have monday off we don't meet that friday and move it up one week so in may the meeting is the third friday rather than the fourth friday so that's the schedule as we traditionally did it. i put down the dates to make sure there are no major issues and if accepted by the body it will be the calendar for next year. >> thank you. i don't know colleagues if you had a question and i had a question mr. fried or ms. miller one of the things we know for sure that will have to happen is we will have to have a number of joint meetings with san francisco public utilities commission to ascertain th

to the point of attacking jason mattera. what is wrong with the question of, are you willing to give up your armed security if you're such a big proponent of gun control. michael bloomberg has been arguing that guns make us less safe. so if that is the case, then why does michael bloomberg need five armed security guards who have handguns, who i'm sure have some kind of ar-15 rifle in the car, why do they need that if that's the case if guns don't make us safer? >> here is the difference. what we're talking about is having a trained police officer who knows how to handle a weapon and weeks of training as to how to handle a weapon, what we're not talking about are vigilantes and-- >> christy, wait a second. >> yeah. >> sean: i've been a pistol marksman since i'm 11 years old and i have threats as well. wait a minute, i can't carry a gun that has more than seven bullets or else i'm going to get arrested. >> what about a woman that maybe had an abusive relationship and' restraining order, should she be able to protect herself l

that's jason wu four years ago. he said he screamed when he saw michelle obama wearing it four years ago. no doubt, he probably screened again tonight after the festivities, the gown goes to the national archives. >> what a night this must have been for jason wu. to have this happen twice is extraordinary. >> it is really starting. i can't recall a time when it has happened recently. generally the first ladies tend to go with the designer they know well for the first inauguration. oftentimes the designers get a lot of notoriety but don't necessarily get a big business boost from it. but then they move on to someone else the second time around. and it is often been oscar de la renta, the go-to guy. so it is unusual that she would choose the same young designer twice. >> what about the color red? i think of nancy reagan. were you surprised by this color? >> well, you know, nancy reagan doesn't own red and barbara bush doesn't own blue. they're patriotic colors. i was surprised because i tend to think of them as cliche

mostly jason kennedy. jason kennedy's fan club. so nice of them. >> aren't they sweet to have shown up. >> inside studio 1a, i'm willie geist along with savannah and natalie morales and jason joining us, from "e." >>> hillary clinton on capitol hill testify before the panel about the benghazi attacks, on an afternoon, highly charged from both sides and the questioners and hillary clinton herself. let's watch. >> i stood next to president obama as the marines carried those flag draped caskets off the plane at andrews. i put my arm around the mothers an fathers, sisters and brothers and sons and daughters and lives left alone to raise their children. >> so obviously, getting emotional there, talking about the families and people who didn't come home, the four of them, also fired up at certain times, some people have zeroed in on the emotion, probably should be more focused on the content of hearings and people asking questions not just of hillary clinton but public figures what it means to cry in public, whether or not that's a good

michelle beedle, jason kennedy is joivening us this morning. savannah has been reporting from out there all morning. >> it's getting exciting around here. you're starting to feel the energy build. in a couple of moments we'll see how all of our picks compared to your picks at home when we're talking about the big races. will "lincoln" get the expected big haul or will "silver linings playbook" pull it off? >> just what they wear to the awards show will influence fashion. we all love fashion. offspring influence baby names to the offbeat fashion. celebrity baby names, blu ivy i think is a hit. that's still in style. the big question, what should the royals name their baby? >> frank. >> frank? >> very good ring to it. >> you have to say it like michelle. frank. could you see kate middleton, frank. >> kathy, bill and frank. >> perfect. like it. >>> little later on, the name is the easy part. as they get older, there are other big decisions to be made, such as when they start dating. we'll have a panel of moms chew over some of the tough questions.

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we have jason fried who will present. >> thank you. jied jason fried brief staff. we had a meeting and went over six items that the commissioners brought up and a item from the public and since then we got an eighth item to look at from a supervisor's office and working with supervisor avalos we looked at what is good. the first one started out as appointment to commissions. in discussions with supervisor avalos there was interest to expand that and possibly turn this not just appointments to commissions but how -- when elected positions become open how does the process look compared to other jurisdictions and places around the country? so we expanded that topic. that is something that can be done in house by staff on this. the next item was jobs in the tech sector. after further discussion with supervisor avalos who brought this item up it was determined maybe hold off on this and revisit it in the future if something new comes up on that subject. >> i believe supervisor kim on the board of supervisors is looking at that issue and holding a public hearing on it. >

so, in no sense did i hide behind jason whitlock. it is just that i had 90 seconds that noight. >> all right, now you're out from the time constraints and able to say that. you were taking a political stand on a political issue, which is your first amendment right. but, you know, a lot of people, as you know, tune in to watch bob costas because you're an authority on sports and you have such long experience and you must have known and you must know now that you are alienating some of your fans who don't agree with you. in fact, vigorously disagree with you on this issue. but you're willing to do that. >> well, i think most people know that i'm willing to either ask questions that most sportscasters do not ask and take positions. sometimes critical of the leagues which i cover. >> is that hard for you to do? >> it's not hard for me to do. it's my national inclination. very few especially on the national level do it. >> let me stop you right there. why do very few sportscasters do it? anything to do with the fact, at least they work wi

what's crazy about this train, that it's in jason's basement. >> what? >> this is a replica of a via train that he spent five years building. >> here's my basement and here's my toy and the via train. >> it took him over 2,000 hours to complete this project. every detail, a perfect match. here's a time lapse of what it took to build this train. this blew my mind. you might think, how did he get so authentic looking? >> when i found out about this train being scrapped we got ahold of it before it was scrap and took all of these original parts out of it. >> does this guy ever talk about why he wanted a train in his basement? >> the train is where i feel most at home. it's where i feel most at peace. it's this bubble of comfort. especially hurdling along at 85 miles an hour. >> go buy a ticket! the train in the basement something in going to go 80 miles an hour with the snow and the wind passing him. >> i think it's a little cool. you need two things. >> you need a site and a great e. >> looks like he's getting eady over 100,000 hits in a week and wants to

. >> plus we had jason as well. >> jason come to-- and we would know him as jason, as a kid. john's son. but you know, with one rehearsal we all knew he was jason, the man who was really tearing at the bid. he had so much enthusiasm to-- and there was such a will between all of us to really make this,to not say to make it work, it was work, but to make it even better than that. >> and everybody in the world knew it. so why did you not take that zeppelin on tour? >> what you know about led zip lynn is your interviewing us now. you interview lots of people, they are interesting shows. but you have to be creative and imaginative and move on. an i think the great essence of led zeppelin is the creativity and imagination that develop with each project. and a project is a project. it's not just going back and visiting the past. it's moving forward. and i think that we don't, i don't see us being a stadium acker, whatever it is going round and round, making everybody feel great playing the hits or whatever they are. i hear that is part of a big picture of what we were once capable o

. >> plus we had jason as well. >> jason come to-- and we would know him as jason, as a kid. john's son. but you know, with one rehearsal we all knew he was jason, the man who was ally tearing at the bid. he had so much enthusiasm to-- and there was such a will between all of us to really make this,to not say to make it work, it was work, but to make it even better than that. >> and everybody in the world knew it. so why did you not take that zeppelin on tour? >> what you know about led zip lynn is your interviewing us now. you interview lots of people, they are interesting shows. but you have to be creative and imaginative and move on. an i tnkhe geat essence of led zeppelin is the creativity and imagination that develop with each project. and a project is a project. it's not just going back and visiting the past. it's moving forward. and i think that we don't, i don't see us being a stadium acker, whatever it is going round and round, making everybody feel great playing the hits or whatever they are. i hear that is part of a big picture of what we were once capable of. that

and michelle obama revealing she chose jason wu. next, the inaugural ball, where 30,000 people were expected to attend. this inaugural ball falls on a tradition started in 2009 to open up exclusive events to every-day americans. tickets cost $60 and got people access to an amazing lineup of entertainers. alicia keys tweaked a rendition of her famous song. brad paisley brought the country. and stevie wonder brought down the house. while jamie fox serenaded the bidens. ♪ i can't stop loving you >> reporter: there was also a special performance by mexico's hottest rock band. i'm here with the winners of multiple grammies and multiple latin grammys. alex, let me ask you, have you supported president obama in his re-election this year. so many hispanic americans came out for him. why do you think it happened? >> it's very easy. obama and the democrats had the best option for latinos, immigration reform on the table. the dream act, the latino -- the latinos here in the united states are so powerful and their voice notices to be heard. t

jason pugh is here. and jason, kind of as expected, they were a little rusty. >> i said earlier today they might not look the way you want them to look right now. but i think -- towards the end of the season, though, i think this team will be where they truly want to be. with the 48-game season, it's a sprint, not a marathon to the playoffs. no team in the nhl wants to get off to a slow start and the capitals are no different. in a high-scoring contest tonight in tampa, it was the caps who didn't have enough fire power in the end. alex ovechkin getting set for this game. there's his first-year head coach, adam oaks. lining up 3-2, loses it, the turnover and fires off the pads. and volski is there to clean up the mess. we're tied at 3. later in the third, still tied at 3. capitals with two men in the penalty box. st. luis, second goal in the game. lightning take a 4-3 lead. they add two more goals. they go on to win this one 6-3. >>> tonight, adam oaks suffered his first loss as caps' head coach. >>> movi

the world now knows the answer is jason wu. again. this response from wu on twitter, #inshock, shows he was just surprised this time as he was four years ago. take me to the moment where she walked out. >> i was screaming at the top of my lungs, that's me! >> it's really brilliant what she's done in keeping a secret. in previous administrations, while there was always interest in what the first lady wore, there was never this read carpet moment. >> reporter: red was definitely on her mind. an exclusive look at jason wu's sketch of the obama gown, and clearly there was something here that caught the first lady's eye. in choosing wu, she once again puts the taiwanese born designer, who lives in new york, on the biggest world stage. not to be forgotten, another outfit on display. the one the first lady wore on inauguration morning. her choice this time? coat and dress by american designer thom browne. we tracked him down at his hotel in paris. celebrating the moment. >> you can never predict life to happen this way, and i'm so fortunate,

he's expected to be the leadoff hitter and joins jason weather and harper as one of the toughest -- jason werth and harper as one of the tough of the in the league and this is his reaction to the trade. >> and this reaction, i was torn a bit. i was in minnesota for a long time and so i was a little bit, you know, surreal to be living there. come i heard i was coming to washington and knew about the season it had last year, definitely perked up and quick perked up and got excited. >> now, what is good about him, where's a true center fielder and bryce harper doesn't have to play center field. he can move to his position and had jason werth in right field. that is triple trouble for a lot of teams. >> they're set up to be in good position? >> very good position and could be about ther than the teams last year. >> knock on wood. >> at least on paper. >>> coming up, are you ready for next week's super bowl? the big easy is. a rundown of the prep work going in to the big of the party in sports. we'll be right back with that. [ male announcer ] verizon fios is the fastest internet in america. j

statham, no se lo pierdan, vamos a dar la bienvenida a jason, aquí está, jason statham, jason bienvenido >> thank you >> un duro >> en esta película estás protagonizando a parker que es un adrón que es diferente porque tiene codigo de ética, ¿que fue lo más difícil? (habla en inglés). >> dice que el se distingue por hacer estas peliculas, esta está basada en uno de los libros, ahora en esta película jason está con jenifer lópez, una de las nuestras, ¿fue difícil para ti trabajar con ellas, te gustan las latinas? >> ama a las latinas. >> (habla en inglés) >> fue un placer trabajar con ella, tuve que hacer algo fuera de la zona de confort, hacer un esfuerzo muy grande >> dice que le gusta muchas las latinas, le parece encantadora, y para ella fue un papel diferente al que hace, porque la vimos como agente de bienes raices, y viene a estar relacionada con la acción, mira esta escena, cuando tu le dices a ella, volteate, y quítate la ropa, ¿te gustó jenifer lópez cuando se dió la vuelta? >> ¿que es lo que crees? >> ¿que pensaste cuando voltea jenifer lópez y te enseñ

jason, you said the kennedys were known bootleggers of alcohol. indeed mobsters said they and joseph kennedy were partners in ventures like that, but daniel in his book about prohibition says there is no evidence of joseph kennedy bootlegging. he writes, quote, we just know he brought liquor into america illegally during prohibition and sold a great deal after. >> you busted me on this one. >> i hope you learned something. >> who are we to trust? a known gangster or dan okrant. >> dan okrant is the i believe former only buds man of the new york times. i will stick with him. >> no, gangster. a gangster is a real thing. an only buds man is not. >> he created row ties re baseball. rotissery baseball jie. what is rotissery baseball? >> they turn it over until it is extra delicious. >> it is what they call fantasy baseball. >> welfare debit cards used at strip clubs. matt, they shouldn't tell people how to spend their money even if it is taxpayer money. if you don't like how they spend money, don't give them money. this all started when we stopped givi

and today jason -- i'm going to be with jason kennedy. >> i love him. >> and i have a couple of the other ones sort of fell tloo. we're working on a couple of other ones. i'll let you know later on. it's fun to go through people's homes and rummage through their drawers. >> are they home when you are doing it? >> yeah, they know. they know. we're trying to get chelsea handler. she wants -- >> she owes us. >> she owes us. i know. >> no, she -- payback, definitely. >> all right. we'll talk to you later on in the week. >> bye. love you. take care. >> bye. >> you know what, we have a big announcement to make. big news. our johnson's baby of the week announcements. in conjunction with johnson's baby, we are celebrating moms everywhere, so every week we're going to feature your little bundle of joy right here in our chat. send us a photo of your baby 8 weeks or under, okay? 8 weeks or under. the birth date and weight and words of wisdom about parenting. >> you'll have a chance of having your baby showed right here on our show. it begins on january the 25th. for details go to klg and hoe hoda.co

it's jason. >> yason. >> jason. j, j, jason. >> yeah, yeah, yason. >> did kimmel send you here? >> who jimmy kimmel? >> i didn't say jimmy. >> no speak english. >> i asked you a question. >> come here, buddy. hey, hey. [ laughter ] >> tell kimmel he can't bump me from my own movie. you understand me? >> a little bit. >> you understand me? don't you answer me unless i ask you a direct question. that was my fault. that was a question. answer me! >> what was the question? >> what are you going to tell jimmy kimmel when you see him? answer me! >> no to bomb you. >> why would he do that? >> what the [ bleep ] is this? i mean, are you [ bleep ] kidding me? i mean, seriously, are you kidding me? jimmy kimmel is bumping me from my own [ bleep ] movie? for who? guillermo? [ bleep ], kimmel. >> when we come back, more of matt damon. this time with music and a lot more foul language too. right back. ♪ i'm (bleep) ben affleck ♪ he's (bleep) ben affleck ♪ while you and matt are swappin' spit ♪ "ever ask somebody to lend you a foot?" > "vince mahe grew up on two continents... and noti

whatever you dream, you can be. >> someone in this room could be the next jason wu. someone in this room could be the next barack obama. ♪ whether times are good or bad ♪ ♪ happy or sad >> and so we choose jason wu, who said he's so grateful to be part of american history. and we thank you for watching. we're always working for you at abcnews.com. "nightline" later at its new time, 12:35 a.m. eastern and david muir will be anchoring this weekend. i'll see you again on monday.

whatever you dream, you can be. >> someone in this room could be the next jason wu. someone in this room could be the next barack obama. ♪ whether times are good or bad ♪ ♪ happy or sad >> and so we choose jason wu, who said he's so grateful to be part of american history. and we thank you for watching. we're always working for you at abcnews.com. "nightline" later at its new time, 12:35 a.m. eastern and david muir will be anchoring this weekend. i'll see you again on monday. >>> on "the list," the how the 23rd is livi

jason >> thank you, jon. the clear loser today, american values. i think that the america that i grew up... >> jon: jason, you're canadian. let me finish. that i grew up above. that america is gone. i don't care for this new b-b-b-bangs american. men can marry men. single women can get health insurance on preexisting conditions. what's next? polygamy and dread locks? where does it end >> jon: you're representing that viewpoint with rue mcclanahan's look? >> this is nancy reagan. how could you not have known that? rue wore floral print. >> i have to break in here jon: al this is an attack on a beautiful woman and one of her... one of my very dear friends michelle obama. you know what? i will not stand for it. >> madrigal campaign emails isn't friendship, pal >> shut up, nancy. not just campaign emails. we talk all the time on the phone, facebook. we've been close for three years after meeting on twitter. >> (laughing) oh, my god. jon: al, have you actually met the first lady in person? >> not in person but we're supposed to meet. she's on busy. >> j

. >> britney spears and jason, they're very private. you'll probably never know what went wrong in their relationship. >> i think you are great. >> reporter: britney's breakup bombshell comes on the same day she announced she is leaving her role as judge on "the x factor." tmz also reports, trawick, who was once spears' agent, has been removed as her co-conservator, which gave him control over her finances, nutrition, clothing and medical decisions. ♪ i can't take no more >> when you mix business with pleasure, especially with a high-profile celebrity like britney spears, that can be really taxing. >> reporter: nearly five years after spears' infamous breakdown, it appeared her relationship with trawick brought stability. there were no bad headlines. new music. and a tv paycheck. >> reporter: the family seems to like him. and her life has really changed. her career continues to be on the upswing. she is working on new music. she hinted at possibly touring. who knows what's next for britney after this? >> reporter: this isn't britney's

we'll talk more with jason wu. he will be in studio 57 this morning to talk about the dress that is getting so much attention. gayle? >> nor raa, as a mother of daughters, when you look at the obama gishlgsz don'trls, don't you think they're so age-appropriately doctorsed? >> age appropriately dressed and also wear casual clothes so seem >>> a lot of sunshine coming our way. you'll notice a few high clouds beginning to must have in overhead as things begin to shift gears in the atmosphere. outside we go towards san jose. we have high clouds there, otherwise sunshine and the temperatures a little cooler to start off the morning. storm clouds gathering off the coastline. you can see them there but it will take another day before they get here. one final dry day. highs expect to be in the 60s in the south bay. 50s out toward the coastline. a chance of showers tomorrow. >>> james taylor performed "america the beautiful" at the inauguration yesterday. today we'll hear the grammy winner talk about his hit songs and the i

. >> britney spears and jason, they're very private. so, you'll probably never know what went wrong in their relationship. >> i think you are great. >> reporter: britney's breakup bombshell comes on the same day she announced she is leaving her role as a judge on "the x factor." tmz also reports, trawick, who was once spears' agent, has now been removed as her co-conservator, which gave him control over her finances, nutrition, clothing and even medical decisions. ♪ i can't take no more >> when you mix business with pleasure, especially with a high-profile celebrity like britney spears, that can be really taxing. >> reporter: nearly five years after spears' infamous breakdown, it appeared her relationship with trawick brought stability. there were no bad headlines. new music. and a big tv paycheck. >> the family seems to like him. and her life has really changed. her career continues to be on the upswing. she is working on new music. she even hinted at possibly touring. who knows what's next for britney after this? >> reporter: of cou

whatever you dream, you can be. >> someone in this room could be the next jason wu. someone in this room could be the next barack obama. ♪ whether times are good or bad ♪ ♪ happy or sad >> and so we choose jason wu, who said he's so grateful to be part of american history. and we thank you for watching. we're always working for you at abcnews.com. "nightline" later at its new time, 12:35 a.m. eastern and david muir will be anchoring this weekend. i'll see you again on monday. i'll see you again on monday. >>> breaking news, late word on the sexual assault case against super bowl bound michael crabtree. the da's decision, just ahead. >>> a crack down on business owners who have not complied with san francisco's health care law. what are they doing with the surcharge? >> clamor at court house over an oyster farm, is it's a fight for survival. >> i got my tickets. >> he's not going to disneyland, he's go together super bowl. an experience to save yoer for fans and players alike. >>> san francisco 49ers wide receiver michael crabtree will not be charged for alleged

ruby red gown by jason wu. this was the ball for the military. >> i have no greater honor than being your commander in chief. >> reporter: it had been an obama family day, malia and sasha, dad and mom. as america paid tribute. an inaugural parade that showed off the nation's talent and diversity. >> i, barack hussein obama, do solemnly swear -- >> reporter: the president's ceremonial swearing-in, witnessed by as many as a million people. >> so help me god. >> congratulations, mr. president. >> reporter: mr. obama urged cooperation, rare now in washington, to cut health care costs and the deficit. >> but we reject the belief that america must choose between caring for the generation that built this country and investing in the generation that will build its future. >> reporter: we can make progress, he said, on immigration, gay rights, climate change and school safety. a night to remember for the obamas and for the nation that re-elected the president. i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, washington. >>> president ob

today, jason chose aleve. just two pills for all day pain relief. try aleve d for strong all day long sinus and headache relief. >>good afternoon. >>winning pick3 0,0,0 it could add up to lots winning pick4 4,9,53 mega millions 12 million dollars. have a wonderful afternoon. time for sports. the blackhawks have played 12- and- a- half- percent of the shortened n-h-l season, and they've already made history. the hawks hosting detroit in the second game of a back- to back. it's scoreless early in the first with the hawks on a power play.nbrent seabrook to duncan keith for his first goal of the season. detroit would tie it though, and in overtime.nviktor stalberg finds nick leddy who shoots under the glove of jimmy howard. the hawks win 2-1 and start the season six- and- oh for the first time in team history. they killed all six red wings' power plays, and corey crawford made 29 saves. we have to make sure we keep this going. everybody is playing well. our guys are blocking shots. four bears played in the pro bowl in hawaii. in the first, texans defens