pittsburg the first city to have the stanley cup after 52 years.4. >> bottom of the third, joe mall er. joe nathan runs second to third. >> flies out to right. shut out the cubs 2-0. twins now two and 0 at wrigley. the cubs shut out for the second time in 88 all time enter league home games, both times by the twins. twins continue to struggle losing four straight now. >> a little less juice to the other serious between pittsburg and detroit. >> this is freddie sanchez didnt hitting 194 in his last eight games. that right there is a grand salami. 9-3 pirates win. what a quote from jack wilson. if we can come out of it in good shape, there's a lot of confidence in the second half. >> the brewers snapped a four in game losing streak against thew white sox friday. carlos with his buddies playingb a joke on him. of >> base hit, #-0 white sox just like that. from t how about jose demoted to the miner league, didn't like it. he's pitching well now. >> con trer as returning from his demotion. >> all right, still to come, john daily back after a six month s

pittsburg. -- pittsburgh, pennsylvania. it was a rusting, steelmaking homeless town that through struggle, pain, and creativity retooled itself to be a vibrant 21st century leader in education, computer science, sports entertainment, and manufacturing." we will take some of your calls. good morning, where are you calling from? caller: greensboro, n.c. i think that the chrysler and fiat deal should go through. i am apprehensive, though, about losing all of our american carmakers. but if we were to have a major war? we would not have any major car companies manufacture of our war goods. i think it is important that something on a smaller level occurred, rather than all of general motors. the old and the new should help things better for the car company. i have a state employee on a pension plan, and i understand it is very important to the workers. i also understand that leaders have failed the workers. simply being in on what is better for the car company, rather than what is best for everyone concerned as consumer and worke

. >> johnny: eric had one game april 12th 12th 12th shutting out pittsburg. ronny belliard is waiting. no activity needs at this moment. he is sitting back waiting for something to happen as they did last night. full count to josh willingham. eight home run, 9 rbi, at the time last 25 games he's. >> rob: 50 home runs in 1987, 46 home runs, won 50 games. the point i'm trying to make is this, you're going to give up home runs. it's going to happen. you don't have to be embarrassed by it. you don't have to try to pitch away from contact a lot of times. we have guys guys with great stuff, great accountability. the biggest thing is getting over the hump. hit this one and hit the next one. it's repetition. >> johnny: joel getting up and loosening up in the bullpen now. ronny belliard will see what he can do here in the 6th. >> rob: you've got a good power hitter on deck. you can get on possibly with a base hit and make this a 2-1 game, put bard in a position to get us a lead or at least tie the score. >> johnny: as you look down the batting order, bard next and the

as we prepare for the summit in italy and look ahead to the g-20 summit in pittsburg, we agreed on the need to avoid protectionism and embrace collective action that creates a sustainable growth and shared prosperity. i reiterated america's commitment to stand with germany and the lead with confronting the energy and climate change crisis. i have been very impressed by germany's foresight and commitment that i saw in the many wind turbines. i hope the united states will match that commitment today when we vote on a critical energy bill that will promote a new generation of clean, renewable energy in our country. the chancellor and i have discussed the tragic situation in iraq. -- in iran. we want them to have their voices heard. it is a universal aspiration. their bravery in the face of brutality is a testament to their enduring pursuit of justice. the violence perpetrated against them as outrageous. despite the government oppose the efforts to a bear witness to that violence, we see it and we condemn it. the iranian people will be the ultimate judge of iran's actions. it must respect

one lady from pittsburg, kan., said she was concerned about any plan that allowed so-called leaders whoave no medical background deciding who will get what treatment when. she went on to say treatment may deal -- may be delayed or not given. my constituents have it figured out. house republicans will continue to ask to be part of this debate. this will no doubt be one of the most important pieces of legislation we will consider this year and for years to come. for all of the men -- for all the medical decision makers across this nation, mothers, brothers, fathers, rather than letting a distant bureaucrats calling the shots for the ones you love, we want to put the medical professionals in charge and we want you to have a say in every decision regarding your family's health. thank you. >> she was on the health-care task force that the leader put together. the ranking members from all the committees involved, work force committee, energy and commerce committee, budget committee, ways and means committee have been actively working. they have been very involved in the discussion we have bee