. >> he needs to get out of here and -- [ indiscernible ] he'll go to sarasota.because which, making his first -- bow which, making his first injury rehab appearance. >> gary, jim? >> gary: amber, thank you. she's yelling! >> jim: she's right here. >> gary: we can hear you. you can't miss rock. got to see some old country land, her family coming back from greece, family members fm the old hometowns in greece. that's great. got that one to left field. curve to the pole, and it will be a fall ball. -- it will be a foul ball. >> jim: and -- >> gary: here's the deal. i'd say, gather -- i was over a.m.ed. -- i was over amped. >> gary: put that in the baseball vernacular. >> jim: yes. >> gary: off the end of the b. oh, my goodness. he stopped it before it went foul. believing it wasn't going to. wigginton is on. >> jim: if he picks it up, its not an easy play. even though the runner is supposed to be in the last --f he just picked this up, it's n    throw to get

. >> rob: they spent toe time in the reds minor league organization with sarasota and dayton, chattanooga and dayton before he finally got his shot. so he broke in, what, 18 years of age probably. >> yeah, free agent 2004. and to bring up jar adjuster against again he pitched 500 innings in the minor leagues with the tigers before he got traded. so he came out of high school from kyra tsao with a, his dad grew up a huge brace man, pitched 500 innings, then got called up to detroit for 31 and he is now in with the braves after that trade for rent a rhea but 400 innings, well this kid is going to come right out of the big leagues, yeah but at what cost would you bring him up after pitching 110 innings in colleges right now. you talk about a guy like adjuster against, here is johnny cueto on the road this year, got four wins, tied for second, e.r.a. right there, he is 4, opposing batting average, that's the big one, .171 on the road. you come into somebody's house and pitch like that, not very nice. >> johnny: uh-huh. johnny cueto has just given up his fourth walk of the game. nick johnson.

host: the last call is from barbara in sarasota, fla. caller: thank you for having a program where the caller is not put down like on the radio. what is being done to -- hell? host: what is your question? -- what is being done to -- hello? host: we will try to get the call back. what is your question? caller: i have bills because i have no insurance. if i had insurance, i would be paying the insurance company and the doctors, too. i do not see the point of having insurance. i want to know what is being done to stop the greed of doctors and hospitals. that is what i want to know. i do not think any system will work until we have medical professionals who will accept the fact that they need to earn less. host: barbara, thank you for the call. ceci connolly was joining us. we had to let her go because of the. we're getting from across town. we are at capitol hill. she is downtown. you can read more from ceci connolly the "washington post." tomorrow, we will spend part of the program looking at the anniversary of the d-day anniversary in jun

lives down in sarasota. wants to be a carpenter if he didn't play baseball. handy around the house. if you're dave trembley and you want to bring him in. >> jim h.: three scoreless innings in the interleague series at nationals park last month. >> jim p.: he's got a big curveball and a change-up, he's probably using a little more because it does slow the bats down. >> jim h.: that's the swing we're used to seeing from alberto gonzalez as he goes up the middle. tying runs aboard. washington now, lead-off men aboard five out of seven innings tonight. >> jim p.: johnson doesn't want to be there. of course gonzalez takes advantage of it. he wants to be down in the strike zone. >> rob: at the beginning of the year, he would have been swinging for the downs, he would have miss that had pitch. now he's cut down. they do teach you a lot down in the minor leagues and adjusting the attitude to what kind of player you may become is part of it. >> bob: and really good defensively. willie harris, one for three tonight. harris bounces the double play ball. the nats are doubling themselves to deat

he now lives in sarasota, florida, and is running for the senate seat in florida next year, the seat vacated by martinez. one of the other themes this morning in the newspapers, at a photograph of senator edward kennedy and senator robert byrd. senator kennedy is in massachusetts recovering from brain surgery, battling brain cancer, and robert byrd, who continues to battle a staph infection at an undisclosed hospital. also inside "the washinton post," "on the cusp of historic majority, senate democrats miss the pillars." and from inside "the new york times," "senate feels an absence of health bill." chris dodd is the number 2 democrat on the health committee and has taken on the role of health care with senator kennedy. he is supported by leaders of three working groups that mr. kennedy created in november. we are going to take a short break. when we come back, congressman phil gingrey will join us to give us his perspective on the health-care debate. senator bernie sanders. "washington journal" continues in a moment. >> how is c-span funded? >> private donations? >> taxpayers? >> i

. >> host: sarasota florida ana republican line, mike. >> caller: good morning c-span. i have a question for dr. healy. dr. healy, i am in a situation where i am required to have government plant and a private plan, which i think president obama is addressing. but come the what i am saying projected in the government plan is the drop in medicare payments. what i am concerned about is this will let that the payments to hospitals. if that is the case, when do expect it to be a corresponding increase in their fees, which would affect those who are covered and the private plan, and what is the solution to that because it just seems to be a matter which way bee, i guess it is the oxymoronic of the century. we see a good plan versus the bad plan and in the best of both worlds. >> guest: i think you put your finger on the fact that right now, we do

and sarasota international airport to have completed a logical work on the $2.3 million overlay of runway 42, trading for a two direct jobs. and san francisco international airport they have completed majority of the repaving construction last month of $5.5 million rehabilitation of runway and the airport's largest trading 90 jobs. at tampa international work on a tax way rehabilitation and service route will be put in the estimated 600 people to work. the detroit metropolitan airport has begun a $50 million project to support the construction of runway nine left to seven right which will trade estimated 225 new local jobs. work began last month chicago o'hare on $12 million project runway tend to age and taxiway adjacent to the runway trading 50 direct jobs. there also a number of project status to come on-line over the course of next four weeks. the kansas city international

francisco bay, moreau bay, california, santa monica bay, long island sound, delaware estuary, tampa bay, sarasota bay, charlotte harbor, florida, indian river lagoon, florida, bartista tarabon, louisiana, maryland coastle bays, massachusetts bays, new hampshire estuaries, new york new jersey harbor, paconic estuary, pimlico's sound, lower columbia river, tilimuk bay, oregon, coastal bays, texas, and galveston bay, texas. i would warn members that 151 members of this body whose districts border these bodies that i mentioned will see that tear funds will be cut for these important programs. a reduction of this size would mean the e.p.a. would stop construction and demobilize eight to 10 large high-cost, ongoing superfund projects such as the site in new jersey, the tar greek site in oklahoma and the new bedford site in massachusetts. e.p.a. would not be able to start any new superfund sites in 2010. after years of reduction under the previous administration. e.p.a. estimates that a reduction of this size would prohibit them from completing construction at as many as nine superfund sites in 2010 and