they said, "our heart goes out to jason and his family as well. we know families across america are dealing with issues like this every day. there are a number of different bills making their way through congress right now but we do know that the reform bill that the president signs will not lead to rationing and will be fully paid for and bring down costs over the long term." they went on to say, the president won't sign a bill that doesn't guarantee coverage to all people of all ages despite any specific health conditions. those pre-existing conditions. but jason's story really strikes a nerve with a lot of people.

jason berken needs to win certainly. what about the pitching matchup, jason berken?there's a big dinchs differential with jason berken especially his e.r.a. at home and away. so far at home, his e.r.a. is 4.54, but away is astronomical at 9.53. that's a difference of 4.90. that's number one in the american league. he owns a very ugly record so far. eight consecutive losses is the most by any american league pitch sorry far this year. you certainly want to get away from that. >> on the other side tonight, right-hander brian bannister. here is a pitcher who has pitched better than his numbers indicate. >> well, the kansas city royals don't score him a lot of runs, but he's still part of that dynamic duo he with kansas city and i don't mean their batman and robin. i mean bannister and greinke, both their records together 16- 13. the rest of the club together has only accumulated 14-30. so, it's not a very good. these are their two best pitchers coming up for our next two games and the o's are already in his book. last year, eight innings of shutout baseball, he beat the

jason, do you agree with that? >> i'm somewhat more bullish tactically simply because i think you're going to have a lot of for lack of a better term faux growth. you'll have a lot of inventory rebuilding and fiscal stimulus which will probably make the economy look a lot stronger than people are expecting. and i know a lot of hedge fund clients that don't want to stand in front of that. so i can't say i'm fundamentally bullish but i also -- we've been telling our clients it's more dangerous to be short than long. >> how do you want to invest then? what do do i at this point after this big run-up? >> my own particular view is i think you want to invest in quality and i also think you want to invest in the late cyclical stocks, energy and basic materials. and that's mainly because the typical way you play the end of a recession is by buying early cyclica cyclicals, by buying retailers. i don't think that's going to work this time because you have to restructure the u.s. consumer. >> tom, what about you? what are the

jason marquis and our guy. >> defense not a lot of offense from us. we had some opportunities twice with the bases loaded in the 7th and 8th. well played game. quickly pitched ballgame. just came up a little short. only the 8th 1-0 game in coors history. >> nats averaging six runs a game every time they go out there. >> yeah. little different ballpark. we had some research done, johnny, back in its heyday. 250 home runs a year at this ballpark. now it is down to 170. this year only 42 home runs have been hit in the ballpark and if you compare that to yankees stadium with 140, there is a huge difference now and it is not that type of ballpark that the ball flies out any more. >> you just saw highlights of pitching against this hard- hitting colorado ball club. one of five terrific young starters in this rotation right now. >> he is. a great young staff. the most important thing to me coming to the park every day now is watching these young pitchers grow. this is what he did last night. each inning how much pitches he had, johnny, we did some research a

jason berken and the 3-0.s that one in. >> buck: when we talked to jason berken about what he needed to accomplish to stay here and be successful, biggest thing was consistency. he talked specifically about repeating his delivery. we'll get into why that is so important for a pitcher. >> gary: 3-2. >> buck: the batter sees the same motion time and time again, but it allows you to master the strike zone. your hand is coming through the same point. your release point is the same all the time. the same amount of exertion so you're always going to have command of your pitches. >> gary: 3-2 delivery fouled away. that is obviously the problem he's had. he's not had that kind of command with those pitches. >> buck: what you want to make sure is that cliferry -- delivery is the same all the time. so many pitchers, the great ones especially, clemens and pettitte and maddux all talk about alignment where you setup just as if you want to drive the ball right to your target. it's so important to have a good delivery. >> g

jason berken will make the start. he beat toronto in his major league debut but he has not won in seven since. bird land. jays-birds next. >> gary: it's the orioles and masn and what a a beautiful evening for this baseball game as the orioles come in having been swept by the rays. the orioles come in 24-20 at home in the final series before the break for the all-star game in st. louis. hi, everybody. i'm gary thorn. we welcome you back to camden yard, the three-game set. a little different tonight because some people are going to be here won't be working and some who would be working aren't going to be here. first of all, the oriole the manager, dave trembley a two- game suspension. this happened in seattle. it wasn't what he did on theful but what he did off the field, hiding behind the policeman after he was thrown out, continued to be involved in the game. can't do that. two-game suspension. on the other side, cito gaston will not be here. his sister passed away. he has gone to her funeral. there will be two bench

jason kersten is the author, that is spelled k, e, r, s, t, e, n. thanks for writing this. >> thank you. >> and thanks for listening, all. >> the show is produced by sandra pinkard, nancy roberts and jonathan smith, susan neighbors and denise... >> you have to really, really take a deep breath when you read this, because some of the parts of it, i mean, just boggles -- >> it -- his dad was no good. >> oh. >> such a bad guy. >> well -- >> and his sister. >> and his sister. yeah. you know, i didn't even want to get into that the. >> she -- and some ways, she had it a bit rougher than he did, because he -- >> she had to live with -- >> talk about this, he externalized all of his anger. >> would you sign that for me. >> sure. and he invested a lot of that in his -- >> in what he did. >> in what he did and she internalized all of that. >> absolutely. absolutely. thank you so much. i hope the book does well. >> that's a story in and of itself. he got in an argument with his son and the son got him busted. >> isn't that something? isn't that something? >>

even up in exchange for jason wirth.rioles had drafted jason wirth, he was a first round pick of the orioles. the orioles traded him to toronto for the left-handed pitcher john bale. now he's going to the all-star game as a backup from the phillies, jason wirth. >> jim p.: real good defensive outfielder with power. hitter's count. what did you mention, one home run? probably doesn't have to try to hit home runs. >> jim h.: pops it up. scutaro and scutaro taking charge. he has it for the out. one down here in the orioles ninth inning. luke scott at 43% leading rich hill and aubrey huff. still time to vote. text in your vote now, have your voice heard. tom and rick will have the results coming up on "o's xtra" post-game. >> jim p.: frasor got away with a hanging change-up. aubrey popped it up. >> jim h.: here is ty wigginton, home run power. breaking ball is high, 1-0. wigginton doubled and scored in the second. now has a three-game hitting streak going. >> jim p.: he did just in case, if it was in somewhere where the bat

and jason berken with a tough loss.e other starter was doing whatever he was doing to hold ounce the orioles' bats and the birds could not get anything positive going with any consistency. >> rick: you have to give credit to brett cecil. as jim was saying, they had been swinging the hot bat copping home from seattle. you can see how much trouble the oriole also have with left handers from time to time. this year actually playing much better than they have in the past but cecil tonight, pretty unhittable with that big sweeping slider. he certainly found the outside corner quite often. did not leave too many pitches. luke scott has one of them right there, striking out twice tonight, one time for brett cecil. the university of maryland product and maryland native comes back to baltimore and he allows no runs in 6 innings to pick up the win, only the four base hits. he walked two and struck out 5. it's really amazing when you look at first-time pitchers against the orioles, how they seem to dominate because the orioles hav

jason campbell, one of the guys that says he can't wait to get it going.e take you back to the field. it was interesting when campbell walked on to the field this morning because he was excited to be here. some folks were voicing their opinions. d.c. wants vick. jason was a good sport. he said it is all rolling off his back like water. he is focused on being the leader on the field. more vocal out there. jason did say he is focusing on staying positive ask you know what today he had a good sense of humor. >> yeah. first thing i see is d.c. wants vick. i started laughing to myself about it. i was like -- you know, everyone has their certain opinion about things. but like i saids, it is all about your mindset and staying positive and continuing to keep working and, you know, see what happens. right now competing against myself. let it all hang out. >> redskins quarterback jason campbell readyo let it all hang you on. you know what the good temperature gauge for how it is going at training camp, clinton portis. today he looked like he was pretty happy. >> tod

stammen has been outstanding, but jason marquis looks likes an all star. >> rob: yeah, jason marquis well after being named to the all-star team. i can recall choking a few saves after i not named to the all-star team, so he's doing a great job, getting a lot of ground balls, but so is stammen, who has done a great job when he gets behind in the count. marquis shutting down the nationals for six ins. >> bob: that ball beyond the reach of dunn. it will bounce and hit the yellow line for a lead-off double. second extra base hit by the rockies tonight. >> rob: well, going through the line-up for the third time, seeing a lotth of our guys nightmares right there you saw barmes getting a pitch inside that he could turn on and handle, that's his 20th double of the season, but more importantly, that ball did stay in the ballpark. so sometimes when you do get it up, it's not flying out of here, you get lucky. >> bob: todd helton has the other double. bounced out to nick johnson last night. he's looking to move the runner, and stammen throws the pitch outside and up. >> rob: more importantly,

adam jones, brian roberts, two doubles, two run scores and an rbi s or jason berken. your votes, a, b, c, 51862. >> jim: the mentality for the orioles is that the figgins is the tying run, not the go-ahead run. while he is extremely important, you are only in the 7th inning. you will get up a couple more times in a regulation game. >> gary: bobby abreu will take the pitch inside for a ball. >> jim: we all know about abreu. that is one of the more amazing numbers. i was talking to mike scioscia and he knows how good of a player abreu is. he hit for .300, but to take 630 pitches. >> gary: that one is going to be a base hit into the gap. figgins on his way to third. throw will come to second. abreu comes through again. he is 4-for-7 now off baez for his career ant angels have the first two on in the bottom of the 7th inning. >> jim: he takes 633 pitches on 680 at-bats. he likes to time the fastball and that's what he did. there you go. angel baseball. >> gary: now torii hunter. once again, that's the middle of the order. the angels have had the right part of that order u

andrew, john, jason, michael, nice job. fast job. thank you very much, guys. >>> and moving from the u.s. to china. ethnic violence showing no signs of letting up. the muslim uighurs battling it out with ethnic chinese in a remote part of the giant nation, death toll is at 156 after new clashes today. it's the worst ethnic violence to hit china in decades. in some ways, this is the most underplayed story in the world right now. you know, china faces the biggest test, i think, to its embrace of capitalism and foreign investment since it arrived as an economic titan. look at these at the two photos front page of the "wall street journal." one shows the uighurs like america's african-american population before the civil rights movement, unarmed, they are women, they look upset. the other photo at the top, members of the chinese majority, the han tribe, looks like a bunch of thugs brandishing weapons. the country is building up a dynamic, growing economy. i feel a special link to china because my daughter was born there. some years ago i

it's not over until it's over, jason. but the point is, the sale of those bonds must proceed through the wall street dealing banks. and the wall street dealing banks are, in fact, going to get rich, precisely because of mr. obama's bond sales. now, i don't know whether that's a catch-22 or circular logic. but does mr. obama understand that? >> i wonder if he does. and i also wonder if he realizes that thanks to these wall street guys, new york city could fund its government. >> oh! that's another good point. jason, what is ben bernanke going to do tomorrow? do you expect any particular exciting announcements and what about this motion that the base of the balance sheet hasn't changed in six months, almost seven months, and most of the new cash is on deposit at the fed itself. it's not being used. >> all right. i don't want to be patronizing, but i thought that your explanation of the monetary base and the excess reserves was terrific. i know a lot of people are focusing on this, and there has been a big change, as you kno

though linda has worked sutance abuse prevention since jason was 6 years old.e have a household where we talked about drugs a alcohol a lot more than most pents, most families do. it never occurred to us that prescription drugs were a problem. >> wve taken the street peddler inhese situations and brout him right into the bedroom. we really have. that's a problem and what dea is all about focusi on. >> chris, why don't you wa us through this morning. >> once everody is there then we'll roll to e target pharmacy. >> for the past several years, dea has been cracking down on >> for the past sel years, dehas been cracking down o electronic drug alers who peddle their wares to kids like jason. in 2007, nbc news we alongs dea raided an internharmacy near tampa, flida, for selling pain killers illegally. boxes and boxes of hydrocodone we cted off. >> this isestined for people all across the count who have ordered this onle. >> since 2005, in flora alone, 38 of these roe internet pharmacies have gone outf business as a resu of dea tion. >> police. open the door! dea! op

the first strikeout for jason berken. down in the second inning. >> jim: well, we've talked about the crispness of his stuff, and when he has problems, the curveball rolls. not this one. this is the perfect curveball. aren't seen it. belt high to chest high, and then the finish strikeout curveball. perfect pitch. >> gary: two down, and here is getz. getz in the first three games played against the orioles, was a terror. he went 5 for 10 in those three ball games. the orioles did win two out of the three earlier this year. town the left field line. reimold was playing in, won't have time to get over, and would have not mattered, and getz has a 1-1 count. getz is only 25 years old. won't turn 26 until august. spent four years in the minors. playing second base. >> jim: and playing it well. there's a good change-up. he leads rookies with hits with 62, and extra base hits, he's tied for that lead. he's done a lot of good things. >> gary: getz will slash that one to short. izturis up. and just in time with some pretty good spe

and wait until you hear or joe gibbs says about jason campbell said. joe gibbs and sports is coming up. >>> congressman jim moran says belvoir will make the esdte c area worse. >> he s nteewa mtotwi m th robet gates toiscussow h the decision will affect traffic around the sites. greta kreuz has more. >> secretary gates is out of the country, so no response yet, the army corps of engineers always study rush hour and say they could run three, four hours longer if something is not done. if you think traffic around for belvoir is bad now, just wait. >> when people see at happens, they will say this is insane. >> congressman jim wren has fired off a letter asking robert gates to either scrapped plans to transfer more than 18,000 employees from scattered private offices to 34 belvoir properties or at least make sure there is enough money for road improvements. >> the pentagon has to act now to divert this catastrophe. >> under the plan, 18,000 workers would move to a facility on the old fort belvoir proving grounds. 6400 would move from crystal city to a new

has a new champ and we go one on one with jim zorn about jason campbell and more. stay with us.  (bell ringing) woo-o!!!! woo-hoo!!!! woo-hoo!!!! woo-hoo!!!! kobak. mr. miller (announcer) everyone's heading to arby's for the official5 combo of summer. featuring arby's new bbq bacon cheddar roastburger with curly fries and a drink for only $5. big on bbq taste, it's the $5 combo done better. . >>> welcome back. the washington capitals took the court tonight against the springfield lasers with one goal in mind. win the world team tennis title in just their second year of existence. quite a turn around for a team that started 0-4. the kastles taken on the lasers downtown. it was washington's olga who got to be the hero. she defeated the league's female mvp to clinch the title. the kastles beat the lasers 23- 20. with the win by olga, washington kastles are the king ever the world team tennis pro league championship. >> everyone was laughing at me when i said we were going to win this, the whole thing. and i predicted that we'd win this season. it's a

base jason bay moves to third. would take the lead on a jason veritek single. 5-3, when ortiz gets into one. 14th home run of the season proved to be the game-winner. red sox win it 8-5. >>> manny ramirez says he's unaffected by the performance-enhancing rumors. his team taking on the cardinals. top ten. it's matt kemp. two-rbi single to left. jonathan broxton saves it. money goes 0 for 5. and dodgerwin it, 5-3. >>> tiger woods back in action for the first time after missing the cut at the british open. playing in the buick open. 13th tee. we saw a lot of that at the british open. tiger, unhappy about his drive. and you see why. he would, however, recover and save par. 14th green. after the nice sand shot. rolls in the five-footer for birdie to move 2 under. but on 15 for par. tiger finished the first round, tied for 128th on putts inside 10 feet. he called it, quote, probably one of the worst putting days i've ever had. as for the irons on 16, not exactly great. into the beach it goes. he would par the hole. finis

jason oshins, defense attorney out of new york.of new york, esteemed defense attorney as well. i, myself, i called the drug -- the dea, the drug enforcement administration, to ask them questions about diprivan. what i found out was that as we may have known already, it is not a controlled substance at this point. but they said that they are involved in the investigation in los angeles in regard to the death of michael jackson. for two reasons. number one, they have so much expertise into doctors and issues of medications. but number two, they have been looking to make diprivan a controlled substance for two years now. they want to look at this case to help determine if they should do that. to jason oshins, there are a lot of federal laws that cannot be brought against any doctor at all, because this is not a controlled substance. >> well, you know, a couple issues we're talking about. one was the question just asked by the caller in terms of the laws in effect. there are significant laws in effect. you talk about enforcement. that

jason, when he showed up today, he had signs to look outor. there were people that had a sign about d.c. wants michael vick. jason said he is taking it in stride and letting it roll off his back like water. he is focused on being a better player on the field and much more vocal leader. he said he is focusing on the positive. in fact, zorn said he's happy not to have to keep telling him to speed up the tempo. campbell had good rhythm. >> i started laughing to myself. i was like -- you know, everyone has a certain opinion about things. it is all about your mindset and stay position and con to keep working. and, you know, see what happens. a lot of it wasn't thinking. actual playing and just running the offense. and we -- if we made a mistake or if we missed something, we knew right at that moment what it was. and you know, what we needed to do to improve it. sometimes you get back to the field. but we were so much further along this time in training camp than a year ago. >> jason campbell also said that the coach zorn also seems a lot more laid

ortiz and jason bay. derek jeter starting shortstop for the american league. makes his tenth appearance. sixth start in the mid summer classic. jeter and the al beat the nl 4-3 last year at yankee stadium. they're 11-0-1 since the nl won an all-star game in 19896. all right. so here is the rest of your american league staert. jeter enjoy -- joined by mark text tech at first. justin pedroia at second. derek jeter at short. evan longoria at third. jason bay in left. ichiro center and josh hamilton rounds out the outfield. joe mauer behind the plate. albert pujols, the fan to start the all-star game. first base was announced as the top vote getter sunday. he leads the majors with 31 homers and 82 rbi. third time elected to start he was once as an outfielder. chase utley fourth straight time he goes. david wright third time elected to started. only met third base man ever selected. manny -- hanley ramirez for the second straight year. molina is behind the plate. first cardinal catcher since 1979. carlos beltr

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jason bartlett, only at-bat came in as a pinch-hitter. tampa bay overcomes an 8-0 deficit to win 10-9 in toronto. 39 hits between the two games. called it embarrassing it. tampa bay said it was a great game, a boost for our confidence. tampa with a franchise record for base comeback. 14th time to come back and win all this the a.l. and it's been more than 70 years since that has happened. bartlett the hero. and the pitcher go the spoils and the hero go the postgame interview. >> jason when you got into the game in the ninth inning, did you feel like you played the whole game? >> i do. especially here it's hot. i knew i could get in there. if i'm in there might as well do something. >> what about the feeling on the bench. you're down eight going into the seventh. that usually doesn't mean a victory. was there any feeling when carlos hit that triple that something could snap. >> this team never gives up, that's our motto. we haven't been playing great lately, we're making mistakes and we're giving it all we've got and that's all that sounds

is use jason's tips for himself. this month with his cancer in remission, c.j.le to join his team in the championship game. they didn't win, but it was c.j. whmade the biggest play, running the ball back 80 yards for the touchdown. his dad was so overcome with emotion, he could barely hold the video camera. >> my heart was pounding the whole way down. that determination is just the thing that -- he's determined to beat cancer and he beat it. he was determined to get to the end zone and he did it. it's just a strong testament to his strong will. >> reporter: c.j. has been an inspiration. his love of football has helped him fight and overcome the biggest battle of his life. c.j. is in remission. he does have to get frequent tests at children's medical center. that family is amazing. it's also cool because whenever i talk to jason campbell, we often talk about c.j. he has a, you know, distinct love for the kid as well. >> sure. he's a bright child. >> yeah. >> just a light coming out of him. >> what a special kid. can we do a shout out? what a year they're having.

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. >> in mean-time, jason kidd meeting with the knicks this morning.how strong of a pull there is to keep him in dallas? >> very strong, and this knicks meeting is going to be a nice little get-together but it's not going to amount to anything. mark cuban trumped the meeting by flying to new york this morning to meet with kidd at 12:01. he met with kidd in new york. and actually made an offer three years, a deal that is worth about $9 million a year. for three years. the knicks can't come anywhere near that. they can only offer the mid-level exception, 5.6 million. maybe even only for one year. jason does like new york but he is going stay in dallas. >> he did mention in january he certainly wouldn't mind signing with that team but classic mark cuban. celtics pushing hard for wallace. where do you think him signing? >> boston is a possibility. i think san antonio is another possibility. all the contenders know that getting rasheed wallace can put them over the to but i think san antonio and boston are the two front runners. both of those teams have a l

redskins set to begin camp in nine days, jason campbell will be the focus. >> if you are not ntally tough, if you cannot handle all the while the things that happen to you, you are probably not the guy to be playing quarterback in the nfl. the other thing, i always tell quarterbacks, you control this. if you win, it all takes care of itself. >>> any realistic chance that lance armstrong had to win the tour de france evaporated today. of the leaders stayed with the breakaway, while lance armstrong did not have the acceleration. he trailed by more than two minutes, fell to fourth overall. his goal is to finish second. >> i will do my best. it will be nice to get on the podium. i will go as hard as i can and see how it goes. >> two in a row for the tionals. about what do both teams have in common >> you were both at the games. >>> check out the storm scan, coming tomorrow, the rain how to the west. between the features, increasing moisture, scattered showers in the morning. more widespread in the afternoon, evening. looks like the heat and humidity hang around. no rain in the forecast

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jason -- jake fox at the plate.ce walks fox on a close pitch, ryan theriot scores, difelice can't believe it. jake fox making a state why chicago should keep him in the majors. third win in a row for the cubs. alfonso soriano returned to the lineup after missing two games to work on his swing. he went 0-5 at wrigley and was booed. he's in an 0-12 slump. >> nationwide series at daytona, the subway jalapeno 250, this is the camera from mike bliss's car, dale earnhardt jr. in a four-car accident. his day would be done. 31 laps to go, clint bowyer was on the pole. he gets pushed ahead by david ragan. now two laps to go, a wreck behind the leader brings out caution. less than three laps to go, clint bowyer wins at daytona. he's jacked. >> boys, all right, finally won at daytona. >> bowyer's first win of the season. kyle busch, the points leader finished second, carl edwards finished third. still to come, our top stories on the way. manny ramirez a less-than-stellar return but in victory. that's all that counts. we've got

jason, what will you do until then. >> i have been on a couple of vacations.ast couple of weeks i have been training, working out. put myself in good shape to be ready the first day. i may get a couple of golf games in. i have to revenge myself the other day. >> they showed my bad shots, not the good shots. i had a couple that i drove pretty good. when i get some lessons, after i'm retired, then i will be really good. >> we wish him luck with his golf game. >> the washington nationals compared 80 errors. phyllis committed a national league low of 32. nats shaky defense reared the ugly head in colorado. three more errors committed in a 10-4 loss. the rockies completed a three- game sweep. two errors were committed by aaron dunn at first base. >> well, two of them were by adam. we didn't bring adam here to play defense. we brought him for his home runs and rbis. it's part of our team the whole season so far. >> reporter: in case you missed it, new york hosting the dodgers. ball bounces off the bag. murphy improvises and he does. behind the back to bobby parnell.

and high for jason campbell.ows him better than the man snapping him the ball, the center casey rye back. 9th year in the league. how good can this offensive line and how good can the offense be? >> i think we can be well very. offensive line wise, the second year in the system will help us improve. and then as far as the offense as a whole, we have so many weapons. and i think jason campbell is ready for a breakout year and if he plays well, the sky is the limit for this offense. >> jason campbell seems to be the key. and a center and quarterback, there has to be some camaraderie off the field and that helps on the field. >> jason is an easy guy to get along with. everybody on the team gets along really well with jason. he has a great attitude, he's very concerned about his teammates and all of that stuff. and yeah, he's a fun guy to be around. >> and this is your 9th year again. second here in ashburn for training camp. you're a wisconsin guy, what about the heat? does it bother you. you're a big fella. does it

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top twelve two, on for jason bartlett and how about bringing home ben zobrist add and the rays take the-9 advantage overcoming an eight-run deficit and based loaded for lind but it's not working out and rays come back from an 8-0 deficit to win by the final 10-9. tampa bay lost four to them in the season and they've done it three times before. as for the rays, first time in the rays' twelve-year history they've overcome an eight-run deficit setting that franchise record as mentioned. fam was the fourth team to over come the deficit and all in the american league. the last time they were four such comebacks in one season in the american leagues back in 1933. >> all right. phillies still very much in the halladay sweepstakes as we talked about. cardinals won the holliday sweepstakes on friday. today rick ankiel won the rick ankiel sweepstakes and takes one from werth and it phillies downe and rollins turns one on here. >> long. >> that's long and gone. second career grand slam for rollins. first since october 2004 against the marlins. sets a career high with five run batted in and the phi

. >>> jason campbell at times feeling unwanted around the redskins dinner table. hear from the head coach about what he's expecting from the quarterback camp. >>> remember the lunch box you would haul around to school and send with your kids. dig it out of storage. it could be worth a couple of bucks. some of the top sellers at auction. this e.t. box went for $280. the original star wars movie 1977 worth $335. if you want to spend top dollar, you have to be older. mickey mouse, 1934, $535.  (bell ringing) woo-hoo!!! woo-hohoo!!!! woo-hoo!!!! woo-hoo!!!! kobak. mr. miller (announcer) everyone's heading to arby's for the official $5 combo o of summer. featuring arby's new b bacon cheddar roastburger with curly fries and a drink for only $5. big on bbq taste, it's the $5 combo done better. >>> hey, every. i'm anthony amy. he redskins take the field for practice in six days the man over my shoulder will be in center. jason campbell's return for a 5th season was sparked from a certainty earlier this year. four months ago he heard rumbling that denver bronco cutle

>> jason kidd courted by at least the knicks, mavs and blazers. where do you think kidd will end up. >> dallas is the strong favorite. no question that the kidd -- the knicks are interested. there's no question that kidd not only has an affinity for new york but a strong affinity for mike d'antoni who he spent team with on team usa. the knicks are going to have to be willing to give him more than a year. there's no way kidd is going to take a one-year deal. any time the knicks start contemplating a multi-year deal, that could potentially affect their cap space. they have to do loster maneuvering to keep as much flexibility as they plan to go after not only lebron, but another top free agent. it's complicated for the knicks to try to sign kidd when they're so limited this summer and they also have david lee and nate robinson to deal with. i still it this most likely scenario, is he stays with the mavs, who don't have those restrictions. and can outbid anyone to keep him. the wildcard is portland. the blazers do have about $9 million in cap space, t

this off-season. >> i certainly think jason has handled it extremely well. had a different theory on it. if things like that bother you, then you probably are not in the right position because quarterbacks are going to have a lot of -- from time to time you have a lot of tough things happen you to. chances are you're going to be booed. all the ones i coached had gone through a tough period in their life at some point. >> good to see coach. >>> brett favre is going to retire for good. i'm serious. he told brad childress of the vikings he would not be joining him for training camp. he said he did not want to put himself through the grind of a 19th season. second pitch of the game gerjs the brewers -- against the brewers, deep to left field. the nats take the early lead 1- 0. top of the 4th, nats leading 2-1. two runners on. the fly ball to right. a diving effort but can't come up with it. josh willingham comes in to score. nats make it four straight wins for just the second time this season. they win 8-3. e three sausage and the five sauce damage dog their bes

and jason riley, opinion journal.com editor, james, okay, 5-4. for the firefighters. good decision?nk it's a good decision. reject the notion that new forms of discrimination can remedy old discrimination. what's interesting, is even the four dissenting justices rejected the sotomay sotomayor n the lower court. rejecting sotomayor's reasoning, yes, to the extent that the government is moving away or the cases are getting us away from a government, racial type endorsement is a good thing. et cetera very narrow and it didn't stay flat out, look, racial preferences are against the constitution, it didn't go as far as anthony scalia says, ultimately maybe the supreme court has to go, he wrote in his concurrence there's tension between discrimination, history of racial discrimination cases and the idea that remedies can-- >> and the criticism heaped on the city of new haven, it does, i think, allow cities like new haven the next time to try to be a little more clever about how they do this. it doesn't draw a bright line and even allows congress if it wants to under pressure to step in an

but jason -- jason made it possible for michael to have the eight gold medals because they were in jeopardy that race and he swam the best 100 meters in a pool. >> what about personally, what is your greatest moment? like everybody has something that they remember that they did and usually only they really remember it. but what was yours? >> i'm a golfer so the first hole in one, the only one i ever had. >> when was it? >> the most memorable moment. about five years ago, the day before my birthday. i'm out on a saturday with the foursome. it's 135, 140 yard par 3, i hit the ball, it rolls right into the hole. i go, i think that went in. they all went nah. i go, well, none of you are looking. they were having a conversation about something else, so they didn't see it. we drive up to the green. they look in the hole. yep, drinks on you. that was my big moment with them. but it was great for me. >> this is mine. >> and here's jimmy kimmel, host of course of his own show on abc. look at -- watch out, watch out! jimmy kimmel's got it. >> i'd like to ask you for a favor. >> okay. >> this won't ta

this did not just happen to jason. another guy named josh, who is in new hampshire says the exact thing happened to. one pack of cigarettes, $23 quadrillion. he was even hit with an overdraft fee. they said we are sorry, we fixed your account. no word on whether he is going to take his money out and put it under the mattress. > hope he got his $15 back. >> hope he got that. >> we want to hear what you think. send your e-mails to mcginty's mail bag. the address, mailbag@wusa9.com. 9news now will be righba. ck. >>> in the mail bag, a practical question from joan in virginia who was apparently watching when our living smart segment advised folks to unplug appliances. i don't understand how you can save on your electric bill if you unplug your toaster and microwave. how can they use electricity without being turned on. those appliances may be turned off, but if they are plugged in, they are draining power. over time, it can add up. then there was this on my conversation yesterday with dc council member, david catanya who i

jason campbell, obviously had a simultaneous was off-season. still the guy. campbell is going to let it all hang out with a positive approach. and always does the talking. players say so far they like the tone of camp. >> i just feel like the schedule is great. and a lot of down time. and staying at the home. with some of the young guys. and keep some veteran leadership over there. it's fun. it's fun. me and fred was talking. this camp is feeling a lot more laid back. a lot more fun. and i felt very comfortable that everybody kind of knew where we were going. we started working on initially more of the details of a play inead of just the basic assignment of a play. that's what i think we came in here with last year. boy, i am sure glad we didn't make a mistake on that play. >> jim zorn, has won a lot of affection, the veterans having four more years. and whether they want to stay in the team hotel or at home. most of the guys appreciate that. >> still ahead. they had some beers at the white house and they talked. now the police officer is telling us how it al

the orioles with a tremendous 5-3 comeback, and they are back home friday against the jason. one guy you won't see is former oriole b.j. ryan. he got cut by the jason. didn't they pay him a lots of money to leave the orioles? you are rights. they gave him $47 million. he was the ultimate free agent bust, saving only three games. lenny dykstra. remember him? he was nicknamed nails. apparently he put the screws to a bunch of of people and filed for bankrupty. he put his assets at under $50,000, his debts between $10 million and $50 million. he made $36 million as a player. bought wayne gretsky's house for $17 million in 2007. told espn back in april he was worth $60 million. and now he is down to $50,000. that must have been a heck of a poker game. it seems like every year we are telling you about a new swimming star coming out of baltimore. this week at the u.s.a. swimming championships in indianapolis, it is 15-year-old elizabeth pelton who qualified for the world championships by winning two events. and then there is a guy named michael fems. phelps was in two fines. first u

. >> three young boys, what are you telling them about michael jason? >> well, i'm just telling them that when i was their age he was -- he was it. and, you know, hi my locker decorated with michael jackson posters and at the time he was just -- he was it for me. >> reporter: chris gordon, news4. >> a local pilot who often flew airplanes for the jackson family told news4 today that michael jackson loved his fans. and that he would have loved the outpouring of support shown his his death. robert petgrave is his name and says michael was always very interested in the planes he flew and how they worked. >> i knew michael and we hung out. you know. he was always fascinated with the helicopter, when it would come in he would have to watch interest land and take off. as soon as he -- like what's it like? i'm like, come on, man, let's go. he wasn't comfortable flying. he was fascinated with them. when you took him there, you really feel like he's really that child-like innocence. child's innocence. he's fascinated with things and curious. >> conning coverage o