looking for rielly. off the stick. rielly out of the corner. matthews let it go. dekeyser will jump on it. early stages of overtime. brown. the pass. brought in by matthews. power move. good stick we coreau. a couple of times. and detroit will dodge that. anthony mantha. his heroics have tied the game. mantha. moving up. out by jake gardiner. mantha will take it all the way back. turning with it now is frans nielsen. just about a minute gone in o.t. brendan smith for detroit. they'll complete the change. it's a steal. nylander out of the corner. william nylander out in front. what a save on nazem kadri. now it's brought out by tomas tatar. his shot deflects high off the stick of jake gardiner and sales out of play. >> pierre: resounding call by you, john. what a save is right. nazem kadri driving to the net. he wants the puck. he takes the relay from behind the icing line. what a response by the left pad of coreau. feed out front from william nylander. there's the left pad of jared coreau. >> john: and the frustration of nazem kadri. 3:44 on the clock. young goalt

morgan rielly loses the stick. there's the escapeability and athleticism of mitch marner, stop, don't pop, keep moving to the inside and just watch it. look at the edge control. the balance and the quick release. you just don't teach this in hockey school. this is a gift. >> john: he, too, a toronto boy. markham, ontario. mitch marner, great hands, great presence of mind. and a 2-1 lead. leafs get it deep. coreau directing traffic. soshnikov, the steal. and coreau got back with help from his defense. he's lost his stick. goaltender, jared coreau. leo komarov to the outside of jonathan ericsson for the point. morgan rielly off soshnikov. coreau. using a skater's stick. in the meantime. the corner. controlled now by ouellet. >> pierre: using dylan larkin's stick. larkin went right to the bench. coreau's got his stick back. >> john: we saw that. now it's carried in by matthews. he'll circle the wagons, hold onto it, whip it through the blue and out. connor carrick. looking for a lane. it goes high. connor brown in bac

-- i think we had 4.6 million doses one day this weekend that were put into people's arms which is rielly good news as well as fact that you have, you know, over 70 million plus people who are fully vaccinated and well over 120 so or more who are at least one dose. that's the really good news. the sobering news about all of this, wolf, is that you and i have spoken so many times about that peak we had and then we came down to a baseline. that was not really very low. it was around 30,000, and i told you multiple times that that is disturbing because that is a threat that will inch up and inch up and then we might wind up being in trouble again. well, you know, we had as high as 80,000 cases in a day over the weekend, inching up from 30, 40, is 50, 60 and the weekly average is in the higher part of 60,000. that's not good, and what we've got to do is we've got to do the two things. one, continue to push with the vaccines rollout which is really, as you mentioned, quite successful but also don't declare victory prematurely. we see so many pulling back on many so of the public health measure

trump has rielly taken out everyone else who attacked him and warren isn't really running for everything so what's the strategy if she keeps hitting him? >> donald trump is a counterpuncher and what that means is he's going to punch back and he's being attacked. the democrats -- they love it. they love to play the race card, the woman card, they use it as a sword. they use it as a shield. you look at the housing crisis. it's no wonder elizabeth warren is supporting hillary clinton. bill clinton was the founding father of predatory lending in america. the community revitalization act of 199 the 4 caused that collapse, and then she went out and profited based on that collapse. you know, this is the reality of what's going on. so, you know, he's being attacked, just like in the republican primary when he had every candidate attacking him. he is going to respond. he is not the kind of individual that's going to sit there and take it and certainly not take criticism from failed politicians. that's just not going to happen. >> he also sent out this tweet. it's being called offensive. he said,

listen to something ned rielly said what the average person should be doing with their money. >> just try to take a vacation from the market for about two to three weeks, don't do anything rash or silly by selling when it appears that the news is bad. >> there's this old saying on wall street, i learned when i started covering markets, sometimes on wall street the adage is don't just do something, stand there. it's been a very good -- not congress. we want to you do something but for investors if you sold stocks last week you missed yesterday's big rally so just be careful. >> this is one of the moments you see the investors on the floor with one eyes on their trades and the other on the monitors, wondering what congress is doing and want to see more than just talk now. >> what's so interesting is about the alliances changing between washington and wall street. you've heard all these business leader, all of these wall street heads, the banks, the bankers, the trade associations have been like pushing back against the house republicans who have been moving toward this debt ceiling cris