pedro? >> host: go ahead. >> i am a-- harms patient's dude to the medical care. i was the eighth crohn's patient as well as arthritis. i am sure she is aware of the confusion i went through. there were charges but they never went after the drug pusher who is now pushing for even idf symptoms, because we can make money. liford doctors prescribing it even for football injuries. anyhow, it made up my bank, so that became another class-action which is the halprin which you know is tainted from where we can say yet. the klute would have been when they were having the fda go to the counties in china and saw pigs without years, that they cast of thought that they were to become to toys really. the thing that is likely within health care, does the perform but when we look at hatch-waxman, soon to be the bachus waxman act, everything deals and plants, the clintons screwed up with-- for years and years they are not going to give back-- >> guest: the issue of iatrogenic illness is legitimate. the reader brings up something every medical student learns about and it is basica

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pedro gomez has the latest. >> vikings head coach brad childress admitted he called and talked to brettre as recently as last week. childress wouldn't say what was discussed. >> generally i think the guy's still retired. >> you know, you have it hanging over your head all day every day. every time you see something about favre, something about him working out at high schools, you know in the morning. but you do want it to be finished with, and you want to know. >> the tight end says the players have a name for all this drama, favre apalooza. he added favre has earned the right to put teams through a situation like this. as for taveras and sage rosenfels, the current quarterbacks candidates, they've slugged their shoulders and said they can only control how they play. >> thanks, pedro. up next, usain bolt and his first action on the tracks. see how he did in the rain in toronto. game 7 of the stanley cup final. our hockey crew is already there. what will be the x-factor? >> if you win it, it's the greatest summer of your life. >> scored! >> game 7, it's a one-game, winner takes the troph

. >> gary: robert andino at the plate as pedro feliciano is in the bullpen warming up. >> jim: there'sr left- handed specialist. this is a guy that can flat out get lefties out. >> gary: 1-0 delivery on the way. inside to andino. so, orioles who picked up two runs in the sixth inning on the home run by nick markakis, his eighth of the year, had those runs picked right back up again by the mets in the top half of the seventh inning. one ball, one strike count, andino. chopper, fair ball. green, two down. two away in the bottom half of the seventh. >> jim: you can see what sean green does so well. he sinks the ball. he's got a way with a hanging slider or a breaking ball, whatever he calls it to nolan reimold who saw it last inning and eyes light up and hit it right at the left fielder. one thing about the mets, they are a terrific home team 18-11. on the road, they need to start winning some games. 14-18. their e.r.a. about a run and a half lower, .330 at home. .498 coming into this game on the road. big, big difference. >> gary: that makes sense with their new ballpark we've talked abo

last year, pedro led the national league in appearances at 86. the lefties we talked aboutmatching up 8-62, that's 129. the number i liked was only five walks. when i say that, he almost clips markakis up and in. a very, very deceptive wind up. big, sweeping breaking ball. watched him -- watched him come in against the phillies. they matched him one ibanez and then ryan howard. >> gary: feliciano, 1-0 count. markakis just trying to get on here. orioles need base runners now eighth inning, one down. feliciano last worked against the yankees on the 12th. he worked twirtsdz of -- 2/3 of an inning, walked one and gave up nothing else. 1-1 delivery. that one is down and away and fouled off the other way and a one ball, two strike count. >> jim: he hails from puerto rico. a couple years ago in 2005, went to japan and played in the southern part of japan. we played one of our 18 games back in 1971 went down there. that's a vacation island. >> gary: markakis will take it on the inside corner. feliciano, that's what he does to a lot of left-handers. that'

. >> jim: they were talking about pedro feliciano at the cage, and aubrey huff says he stands right on the first base side of the pitching rubber, and he stepst you, he's very deceptive, so he's almost stepping really right, almost behind you. and he has the slider to go. so, he's going to throw across his body. >> gary: another left-hander. as he gets huff who has singl. grounded out and the big "d," the line drive out caught by castillo in the 5th inning with the bases loaded. that sort of changed the complexion of the ballgame. os chance to get to hernandez and open the door. the mets responded by coming back with 26th and 2 in the 7th -- two in the 6th and two in the 7th. >> jim: he throws it, gets on top of it, doesn't hang, doest stay around. very difficult to stay on and hit. >> gary: 1-2 delivery. feliciano is 32 years old. he has been around a long time, and it took him 7 years before he got to the majors pitching minor league ball. he's always been in the mets' organization appearing in 285 games in the minor league befe gettin

pedro feliciano. >> jim: same match-up as last night. and where is jose when we need him. probably singing where. nick markakis. >> jim: back-to-back strikeouts for feliciano against markakis and huff last night. >> gary: three for three ballgame tonight and a run scored for nick. huff has an rbi. melvin mora picked up an rbi. matt wieters two rbi's with the homer. feliciano's pitch is outside for a ball. the count will go to 2-0. >> jim: let's see if nick gets a fastball on a fastball count. last night feliciano was ahead of both markakis and huff, and they saw the big sweeping breaking ball that he has. >> gary: .234 off the lefties. he's taking and it is in there for a strike. he was going it make him throw a strike. john green, whom we've seen in game one, in the bullpen. aubrey huff waiting on deck. tie game in the seventh. feliciano, the 2-1 delivery. that rides inside. markakis forces him into a 3-1 count. feliciano's only allowed four first batters out of 35 to reach base against him, coming out of the bullpen this year. markakis will take a time-out here. classic

pedro feliciano on the other side could suffer the loss in this ballgame. feliciano would go 2-2.but there are three outs to be had, and the top of the order. cora leads it off against sherrill. he has delivered a single, reached on a walk, lined out and struck out in the ballgame. >> jim: george just lights out against lefties, but tatis who came in for martinez right- handed on deck, then beltran, then wright. that's why they want to get somebody on. >> gary: cora's got that big average against left-handers at .333. one ball one strike count. and cora will work sherrill, 1- 1 deep into the count if he can. and he goes to 2-1. >> jim: the one thing george sherrill has been much better this year is command. walks were a problem last year. 23 strikeouts, so almost one per inning. >> gary: cora will go to left. reimold coming and not quite. it was in the seats and he was almost there with it. george sherrill has made things interesting in many of the save situations this year with people ending up on base with a base hit or something to start it. then he's found a way to get it done

healy, you're talking with pedro about malpractice laws and what it would mean for doctors. what would it mean for the public? guest: it is important patients have the ability to seek -- if they have been harmed, medicine is a powerful field. there are more likely to be either errors or outright malpractice. i think even if it is small, patients have to have the ability to support -- to pursue that wrong. i did not think anyone would support not having malpractice. it is a freedom. the concern is it has gone out of control in the area of pain and suffering. it is a technical jargon that is separating the legitimate plea that a patient has versus some of the astronomical court judgment that might be up to $100 million. in some cases, they are not justified. i think many doctors have been sued many times, and fairly so. its hinges -- signges they're so. we do not want to say patients do not have the ability to sue. host: there is the creation of health exchanges. how would they fit into the picture? guest: that is something we should have done all long time ago. it is the cent

caller: pedro, there is a fact -- monopolies create two things, higher prices and lower quality for whatever service the monopoly controls. when they can figure out a way to define economic law, until they can do that, we need to forget about a government monopoly or government control of our health-care system. we will have higher prices and lower quality. that is all there is to it. host: on "the wall street journal" this morning, we talked about payment. there is a story looking at the workings within the committee on how to pay for health care and gives some details about the discussions going on. they write that under one financing proposal, health-care benefits worth more than $17,000 would be taxed as regular income. the cap would be allowed to grow annually for people the familiar with committee discussions. under another option, the cap would be set at about $20,000 boat with a less generous annual adjustment. max baucus hopes to release health care legislation friday, setting up four votes for next week. shreveport, louisiana, shelton, on our independent line. good morning from go

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testify word was, and he is looking for more than pedro alvarez got last year with the second pick goingtes because ackley is a better hitter than alvarez in terms of pure bat, ackley has more tools i think than alvarez, who has much better power, but the question was could he make a lot of contact. >> ackley leaves north carolina after three years. donovan tate was scheduled to go to north carolina for next three years, and he's picked number three by the padres some carolina probably loses the present and the future in the second and third picks of the draft. tony sanchez a reach pick by the pirates for signability. a catcher out of boston college goes number four. interesting after that. the first high school to go by the orioles. pick a name out of here, five, six, seven or eight, that you can see being a bona fide player in the major leagues. >> i love zack wheeler. i love a couple guys on this list, but zack wheeler, right-hander, a swerve, it's usually a negative thing. he has a sharp pitch, good depth and angle on it, really good delivery. i like the athleticism, like the body. h