he sees achilles.achilles said, and i quote, i would rather be pauper, a beggar on earth than be a ki here. revive this african hero named memnon to go on in the world. why is that? what happened? and so that sent me to another round of research. all right. their must be something about these people that they called e blameless ethiopians. this is not just one character who is standing by himself. this is a character representing a group of people. he rresents a group of people and a group of people with a ceain w of life, and this is what i've found out. in the iliad and odyssey they talk about the respect of the gods. they go across the great western notions to go and sit and dined with the blameless ethiopians. everybody else in the world, including the aged greeks themsees had to get to the temple and make sacrifices to the gods in order to interact with the dutie but the ethiopians pit s across the table with them and eat and dine with them. this was a fantastic thing. this was something that was

this is my achilles' heel. job creation is this market's achilles' heel. this area right here. not the acl, which is fine. the achilles' heel. we cannot get a major move from these levels without hirings, not firings. if we don't get that, we're going to hit the roof and then come back down. the roof being dow 10,000. most importantly, though, even without job growth, we're not going to visit that dow 6,500 floor. there's just too much good stuff happening. we're about to go into a month, september, that has always been unkind to the bulls. i am sure if you haven't already you will hear the equivalent of sell in may and go away when it comes to september. that bromide, which doesn't even rhyme this time, was terrible advice last spring, just terrible. and you know i didn't add advise it. i said buy in may and stab long. i like something less sweeping for september and more common sensible. got big profits? got big profits when you have stocks that are up huge, which i do for my charitable trust, which you can watch, you have to do what i'm doing. take something off the table do

. >> steelers and redskins, big ben made the trip but did not play with the aggravated achilles' tendonay from scrimmage for the skins, jason campbell under pressure underthrows malcolm kelly and troy polamalu nearly picks it off. campbell 1-7 for 10 yards. clinton portis runs straight up the gut, bounces to the outside, an 11-yard pickup. portis five carries for 26 yards. skins win it 17-13. >> bills and the packers, first preseason home game for green bay, trent edwards, meet the tundra -- not yet frozen. edwards 7-11, 45 yards in interceptions. two plays later on third and long, edwards under pressure. that's not good either. he loses the football, a.j. hawk recovers. fumble, five turnovers, three footballs, two picks. ensuing possession, aaron rodgers to greg jennings. they hooked up nine times last year, aaron rodgers 8-9, two t.d.'s, packers roll. >> the eagles and philadelphia animal-rights groups will be meeting monday afternoon to talk about finding a local partnership for michael vick. vick is not scheduled to attend, and the leaders of these groups want to keep it that way. t

conscious capitalism has identified environmental sustainability and as, quote, the achilles' heel ofhe freedom of movement. now, i would like to turn this around and say that environmental sustainability is the achilles heel of conscious capitalism and particularly the uncritical embrace of corrine energy, energy that lives through government favor and particularly the global warming issue. to me this is where image has trumped substance. now the assumption here is that the infants of and does not work and that thousands of pages of environmental regulations are not enough. now granted that conscious capitalism is very good when it comes to resources availability julian simon and conscious capitalism is great on property rights as a solution to common problems. but to me conscious capitalism goes off the real when it comes to the issue of climate change and global warming, and i would say please check your premises, for it is not the climate [alarm sounding] saturated just like the earlier month to see in scarce that began with the population bomb in the 1960's. it is not carbon diox

suggs has not played since the third day of training camp because of a -- an achilles' heel injury.ey hope that he can season game time action come thursday night. steven hash gets a 27 year and carolina does more than a funeral. how she did the hit his second field goal. still have to nail the job down in atlanta >> obviously, in a competition you want to make every kid that you can't. the reality is that we are human and -- every check that you can't. the reality is that we're human. -- you want to hit every kick that you can. >> he kicked well, ok, but he is better than that. he tried to protect his swing a little bit. just swing your leg and keep the ball and it goes in, it goes in. >> he is the fifth defensive back on passing this season. we will start the season on the physically unable to reach -- to perform list. rolle has not played this season because of a neck injury. he is hoping it will fully healed by mid october. for several players, the dream of making it in the nfl comes to an end this time of year. the ravens cut three players today, trimming their roster to 75. th

i acknowledge to you that jobs are the achilles heel to the income story. i worry about retail sales. the retailing index up 60% since early march. >> butt market is only up 15. generally in new bull markets, the retail sector will go up two time mrs. than the stock market. so it should be up close to 100% by now. >> so you're not selling the retailers? >> i'm buying them. they were down a little bit today. the actual xly, and the ucc were down, so it's an opportunity. i'm buying them tomorrow. >> walmart went up today but their guidance was loud zi. would you play walmart? >> all right. stay right there. we're coming right back. she's going to stay and talk about the retailers. i have to ask her about the rest of the stock market strategy. and is the fed going to give us an easy money commodity bubble? maybe that's the investment play. bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb >>> elaine, what are your other big favorite sectors right now? >> well, i like the industrials because since the beginning of the year, that industry has really lagged. it's lagged with the healt

add to the mix the addition of kelly washington and terrelle suggests, who is coming back from an achilles injury. overall the injury picture looking pretty good for the ravens, especially for this point of training camp. >> i think our goal this training camp is to be the very best ravens we can be when it's all said and done. we have a vision for it. we know what we want it to look like. if we can be the best ravens, that's all we're worried about. >> katie hoff has decided to switch her training center to california. she won a silver and two bronze in the beijing games. company considered her effort a disappointment. over the weekend, her coaches decided to part ways. she'll train in fuller ton on the west coast with an eye toward winning gold at the london games three years from now. with the loss in tampa, the orioles are on track for a bad season of epic proportions. they have an 8-22 mark since the all-star break. if they continue losing at that pace, they're finish the season shy of 60 wins for the first time since 1988 and only the fifth time in franchise history . the irony of th

he injured his achilles. no word whether the big fellow will play saturday night against your washington redskins. more news involving plaxico burress. the x giants wide vefer thursday pled guilty to a weapons charge and agreed to a two-year prison term for accidentally shooting himself at a nightclub. he pled guilty to one count of attempted criminal possession. he agreed to a two-year prison sentence and two years of supervised relief. you can take the interim tag off mike rizzo. after five 1/2 months of doing his job, he was named the team's general manager. he was given the duty shortly after jim resigned march 1st. he upgraded the center field position and was the point man on the stephen stragburg negotiation. so, the franchise pitcher is coming and rizzo is staying. >> i always thought i would be the choice. i didn't know if they knew it. i felt that i was the choice. i had a confidence level in myself and i thought i was well prepared for the job. >> strasburg will be introduced tomorrow at 2:00 p.m.

. >> steelers and redskins, big ben made the trip but did not play with the aggravated achilles' tendont play from scrimmage for the skins, jason campbell under pressure underthrows malcolm kelly and troy polamalu nearly picks it off. campbell 1-7 for 10 yards. clinton portis runs straight up the gut, bounces to the outside, an 11-yard pickup. portis five carries for 26 yards. skins win it 17-13. >> bills and the packers, first preseason home game for green bay, trent edwards, meet the tundra -- not yet frozen. edwards 7-11, 45 yards in interceptions. two plays later on third and long, edwards under pressure. that's not good either. he loses the football, a.j. hawk recovers. fumble, five turnovers, three footballs, two picks. ensuing possession, aaron rodgers to greg jennings. they hooked up nine times last year, aaron rodgers 8-9, two t.d.'s, packers roll. >> the eagles and philadelphia animal-rights groups will be meeting monday afternoon to talk about finding a local partnership for michael vick. vick is not scheduled to attend, and the leaders of these groups want to keep it that wa

it tore through his achilles tendon. doctors say derek is lucky they didn't have to amputate his leg. the ninth grader is facing months of physical therapy. >>> researchers have scratched the surface of a pesky problem. it found a group of cells in the spinal cord that sends itch alerts to the brain. they were able to knock out those cells in lab mice. the study could lead to better treatments from people suffering from chronic itching. >>> john hughes, who made some of the most memorable movies of the '80s has died. he brought us "the breakfast club." and "ferris buhly's day off." and the popular "home alone series." he produced 23 and wrote 37. including "drill bit taylor" from last year. john hughes died yesterday of a heart attack while walking in manhattan. he was 59 years old. and leaves behind a wife and two kids. >> a great legacy of movies. >>> coming up on rnmoerinthic g, morning," we're off to the longest yard sale in t world. >> it's going on right now. and it stretches a really, >> it's going on right now. a

we saw last year luke scott not having the year he had thisyear because of left achilles.a painful injury and hard to heal. >> strike. matt wieters. matt has a 3-game hitting streak coming into the ball game, and .269 batting average moves him up among the rook, he's fourth among rookies in batting average and 7th in hit as he and reimold are among the offensive riders in a number of deems. matt is still -- departments. matt has insces kreised that on a weekly basis. >> -- increased that on a weekly basis. >> lackey won the division glitcher was the first rookie since 909 to win the 7th game of a world thnextcouple years struggled. he has a moving fastball, 91 to 93, right there occasional94, he has the big curveball. he tests your ability to hit balls on both side of the pleat and stay bk. at's what it'sut. >> gary: and that ball will be a base hit into left field. wieters continues with a hot strike, stick. he has a 4-game hitting streak and the orioles get the second hit fball (oae. % ji:hat's a high chge and he attacked it. wait for the ball to get

they said that they would do the skin grafts to make an achille'' tendon.bout basketball, that was my first love. i signed up for three years in the military. i started to like it and i wanted to make a career out of it. it was kind of killing both dreams. so, i decided to get it amputated. gregg: the prosthetic foot that you use for all kinds of athletic endeavors, including sprinting, tell me how that works and how hard is it to spread with that? >> it was difficult at first. just understanding what was going on with me and the body really nodding -- not wanting to accept the prosthetic limb. four years out, i do not even know how the regular left leg woodfield. now the prosthetic leg is my life. i do not look at it as a disability. it is a lot of fun now. and i feel that this is not one of my limitations. i can compete. i am very grateful that god has given me a second chance at life only losing a limb. roadside bombs are meant to take lives, not limbs. gregg: we're going to be pulling for you. you are a wonderful person. thank you for sharing your story

redskins and steelers, no big ben tonight, the achilles injury. he's out. david gerard, 6-8, 100, including a 74-yard touchdown pass to joy williamson. this lions team is starting to smell vintage 2008. 20-0 in the first quarter. they gave up a punt return for a touchdown. matthew stafford has thrown an intersesmghts a little surprise-surprise from clevela cleveland. brady quinn didn't start. derek anderson did. >> nobody seems tos be doubting michael vick's physical readiness to play. showing up at camp about two pounds overweight, which is what andy reid's estimation reveals that vick is in good shape after such a long absence. and just in case, he's logging extra practice hours. as sal paw tone joe tells us, vick's uphill is still off the field. >> after two years of being out ofal football and then the long difficult process of finding a team, michael vick is eligible to play finally on thursday night., and his teammates get the senses he can't wait.w >> i definitely got the sense. you know, he's been off for two years. the guy, he's a passionate player

neman tick is a neurological disease almost like achilles with alzheimer and -- like alzheimer's.re, the government doesn't fund the research. all the funding is generated by organizations like the orioles and private charities who help raise money so that one day we can find a cure for dillan and we have actually raised almost a quarter of a million of of thanks to people like the orioles and the foundation and other groups. so, we're thrilled to be here and hopefully the word will get out and we'll get funding and find a cure for kids like dillan. >> if there is anything that any of us can do to want to get involved or want to help even if it's in a small way, how do we contact your organization and what can we do to help you? >> dillan has a website www.dillan'ssite.org and the national neman pick disease foundation has a website. and they are great with corresponding with people who want to get involved and anyone who wants to donate. contact any of the two websites and it will be greatly appreciated. >> i think it's interesting that last night it was absolutely miserable here

he spent last year on injured reserve after rupturing his achilles tendon first day of training camp. just being back on the field and playing in games, nice change of pace after ten months of rehab, terrible injury that was. now the trick to get noticed. if not by the redskins, but by someone else. >> i can't control what the other guys do or what the coaches' decision will be. i can only go out and compete like i know how to. i'm trying on go out there every day and do good thing in the preseason put good tape out there and so i mean if there is not a spot here, i would love to play here but if there is not, you know, maybe will is a spot on another roster somewhere else. >> came out and done a great job this year. you know, and what was going through the same thing, you know, stick together. i don't think nobody -- nobody is this fast as the both of us. when we got our gape -- i got the first practice. he congratulate immediate and i congratulated him for making it through the first practice. here we are today. >> that's phillip daniels. i don't know if you remember last year he go

>> the achilles heel of this house bill right now is that it is congress starting to step into the regulation of the practice of medicine in a way it hasn't before. traditionally the regulation of medical practice has been left to the state to localities to mediate and this is really congress starting to regulate medical practice issues. eric: in those states an locale tizz, the board of medical examiners are exempt. it is physicians guiding other physicians towards best practices. >> that's exactly right. even if you look at end-of-life provisions that have been talked about a lot, a lot of states have laws on the books that the doctor needs to discuss end-of-life issues with patients. a lot of hospitals have rules in place requiring doctors to do that. if you look at the house bill, it is extremely prescriptive in terms of what doctors should be telling patients. this is the president at a primetime press conference july 22nd. i want you to listen to ma what he said about tonsils. >> you come in and you got a bad sore throat, or your child has a bad sore throat or has repeated sore throats.

. >> jobs are the achilles heel of my recovery story. this is very very important. kevin and jim, thank you. you're terrific. >> president obama held a powwow at the white house with senate democrats today, i guess he forgot to invite the republicans. however, we have invited cnbc hampton pearson to give us the inside scoop. hello, hampton, cash for clinkers, cash for clunkers, what do you make of it. >> clinkers or clunkers, president obama summoning the democrats to the white house dachlt they emerged after a pep talk from chief and harry reid saying the senate would add legislati legislation, adding billions more for the cash for clunkers this week. the real focus of that white house meeting was to brace lawmakerses to face the wrath of voters over health care return when they return home on the month of august. majority leader harry reid said the president fired them up. >> the president didn't get one standing ovation but several of them. he was really kind of reminded me of the days when i was an athlete. and the coach was giving you a pep talk before the game

ben roethlisberger has an achilles injury and does not know if he will be under centre forethesteelers. one quarterback for the redskins playing the first time this season is chase daniel. and he's certainly looking to make his mark because right now he's the fourth string quarterback for the skins. daniel has adjusted to the program slowly after a stellar career at missouri. just like brennan he was a heisman trophy finalist. he did not play in the last game and would have to beat out brennan for a roster spot which isn't likely. but for now he is focus order playing first game of his pro-career and getting a bit better. >> it is done. first nfl camp done and in the books. i definitely feel i got a shot, got better. footwork has gotten better. my arms have gotten stronger even though we are throwing every day the past three weeks. i'm excited about the chance to play. >> you are going to be out there and your first nfl game and you actually have been on the field. are you going to go for the home run or happy with a double n. >> i'm going to go out and do what they ask me to do. hand

much it's not a fabulous story, may be the achilles' heel of the consumer recovery. how do you differ with what bruce is saying? >> i agree with him. 3% sounds a little bit high, but only a little bit high. i think a lot of it is related to an inventory swing in manufacturing, more specifically the inventory -- in the vehicle sector. but, you know, it's not enough growth, and certainly not consistent enough growth to get businesses hiring again. and that's why those unemployment insurance claims remain stubbornly high. and i think it's going to be a while before we get any meaningful job growth, certainly enough to get unemployment down. >> so i see, mark, but you expect policy makers to come up with even more stimulus next year. >> ooh. >> i do. larry, i don't think we'll call it stimulus because of your growning. >> what would you call it, and how would it be defined? >> i think it will be more help for the economy and part of the normal budget process, and things i think everyone can roughly agree to. helping unemployed workers, because unemployment will remain hi

jim, i've got to say that i think high executive pay is the achilles's heel of american capitalism. i think it is a real weakness s and the kind of thing that is ultimately going to be too irresistible for populist members of congress to avoid going after. that said, i am really troubled by the idea that the government would come in and effectively abrogate employment contracts by trying to claw back money that was contractually agreed to by a company. >> you mean it bothers you to cross out the hundreds of years -- yeah, i think it should. what bothers you more? going back and trying to claw back compensation from companies which have already paid back our money, or going after somebody like andrew hall? he wasn't the problem. he made money. he made, what, $600 million, he took home a lot of money. are those the problems? is that why we're in trouble right now? i don't think it is. i think this is misplaced and it's an easy scapegoat, because it has a populist player. it's easy to do. >> i think you're right. >> dan, here is a publicly traded company that is more public now than it

in the taliban world, he never stayed the same building more than one night at a time but had the achille'she's i diabetic, gone to a house owned by his father-in-law for medical treatment, hooked up to i.v. machine when the cia zeroed in on this guy and sfiredfired a m killed him. that's shows you how specific the intelligence was. >> okay. joby warrick, good to see you. thank you. >> you too. >>> coming up next -- the sent for a killer who is breaking heart of horse lovers in south florida. quite a story. very disturbing. a live report. also the historic date the supreme court judge sonia sotomayor ready to be sworn in as a justice. but what is she like when she's not on the bench? we'll hear from one of her friends next on "msnbc when i ally liked to be outside, i did not like suffering from nasal allergy symptoms like congestion. but nasonex relief may i say... bee-utiful! prescription nasonex is proven to help relieve indoor and outdoor nasal allergy symptoms like congestion, runny and itchy nose and sneezing. (announcer) side effects were generally mild and included headache. viral in

answer the question directly with something related to her husband, but nonetheless, will this be her achilleso matter how well she's received and reviewed in this position, that it will perhaps come back to trying to again connect the dots with her and her husband and try to psycho analyze her? >> in a way she can't win. if she answered that question directly, we'd all lead with her answer and say she was undiplomatic. on the other hand, she's lapse back to diplospeak there. i have no doubt she will get back on track. this is the problem with having a celebrity clinton of state. somebody who is larger than life the way she is, but it's also the advantage for them when she goes into these countries where no one would know who an ordinary secretary of state is she carries extra star power. it's the classic situation she's been in for many, many years. >> when ever you have a famous person, it's taking the good with the bad that comes with it. thank you, anne. it's great seeing you. >> reporter: thank you. >>> a mystery at sea. how did a cargo freighter just disappear in the atlantic ocean. "the

spear fishing when a 7-foot bull shark appeared and chomped down on derek's leg tearing through his achilleserek's dad said he did research on the frequency of shark attacks before their trip. >> i knew it was a possibility. we read it was like a 1 in 11 million chance so i was willing to take the risk. >> the most severe cases were sometimes looking at amputation of the limb. luckily it didn't come to that. we were able to save the leg. >> the doctor says he will be going home in a few days but is facing months of physical therapy. >> volunteers in eight u.s. cities roll up sleeves today to get the first experimental h1n1 vaccine. >> there is intense pressure to roll out a vaccine but there are growing safety question, too. here's lisa stark. >> reporter: the government wants nearly 160 million americans to get the h1n1 swine flu vaccine. tests are already under way in a handful of countries to make sure the vaccine is safe and effective. >> we should have early results during september. >> reporter: the world health organization was bombarded with questions about the vaccine safety. resear

. >> gerry: that unfortunately becomes the achilles heel of the preseason.k at so many different players, once your regulars are out, it's very difficult to get the cohesiveness you need to put together long scoring drives. jim zorn sees something going now with collins and the young offensive lineman jumps the gun. collins 5 of 5 on this drive for 43 yards. collins the swing pass. and it's across midfield before gooden can pull him down at the ravens 47-yard line. so washington gets another first down with just under three minutes to play in the half. taveras gooden we were talking about was the heir apparent coming into this year's camp, but john harbaugh loves competition. he's not going to hand this job to gooden. he's going to make him earn it and he's going to have to compete with the lights of jameel mcclain and ellerbee to make sure that does in fact become his job. collins on the play fake, all kinds of time. down to the 35. ball comes loose. ravens say they have it. let's see if the officials conquer. concur. turned the corner, had the first down.

again, from the book, conscious capitalism identifies environmental sustainability as, quote, the achilles' heel of the freedom movement. and that's why the climate change issue is absolutely huge and it's going to be a challenge for conscious capitalism to deal with this issue. [applause] >> of course environmental sustainability is important but it's not the linchpin of the theory behind conscious capitalism. we can argue about global warming i happen to agree with ed. i am not in favor of these draconian cap and trade and i have different -- probably you and i are 99% of global warming so i don't want to be tagged with that as a key issue for conscious capitalism. can be pro global warming and conscious capitalism theory doesn't succeed or fail on that basis. >> that would be great to separate it out. >> thank you very much, think of the panelists. [applause] from freedom fest 2,009 held in las vegas, a mock trial to determine whether free market capitalism cost the 2008 economic meltdown. jeff natural author of the peace for big government and stephen more, co-author of the end of pros

. >> rob: achilles heels. >> bob: 2-2 now. bard into right field. pulled in by jones.ter a guzman r.b.i. triple. 2 run whommer by zimmerman. now time to stretch 8-3, washington. bag $15 dollars to ride in the bottom of the plane in the dark. no peanuts or nothin'. and then if your bag wants to bring one of its little bag friends for company, they charge another $25. that's just plain mean. why do they hate your bags? at southwest airlines, bags fly free. grab your bag. it's on! ( ding )  >> bob: time for the rapid rewind and you have to get out of some many gentlemans. a good double play. clippard gets the 1, 2, 3. then the nats score 8 runs after chip clip. lead it 8-3. teat tat the fastest 3 g network. 27 homers. 78 r.b.i.s. zimmerman 21 homers. 70 r.b.i.s. clippard is out there for a third inning of work. he is the pitcher of record. and leads off in the 7th. pirates o-3. jones, doumit to follow. take the rest of the night off, big man. small crowd here for 11,630. and beautiful western opinion opinion evening in august. home after this one face the marlins an

the left has an achilles' heel that the right is beginning to capitalize on. once the right release solidifies this, it will be terrifying for the left. the left came into the internet because that was the available tool for them when republicans controlled washington. and it dominated the internet. i think the internet is much more egalitarian. when the right was out power in the 1990's, be available till then was talk radio. and so the right began dominating talk radio. the left has never been able to succeed at all radio. and it never has been. now imagine a resurgent online right, and a thriving radio right working together? it becomes a very powerful force to bypass the left in their media operation in washington and new york, to get to voters. your regularly seeing that happen, particularly with a local talk radio stations. left and the media has created a story, that it is americans for prosperity, freedom works, the rnc, and others who are working to drive astroturfers to town hall meetings. that is not true. do you want find out where the largest town

. >> george bush if he had an achilles heel it was dealings with the far right in the republican party. barack obama while he deals with the liberals and the democratic wing, he sticks to his guns in 19 cases on issues like this. >> he does. it's been interesting to watch him from the beginning. he doesn't want anybody to think they own him. if you look carefully at his happy with the congressional black caucus, one might expect him to have them over to the white house or he would go over to the hills to meet with them. they have no more attention than any other group. if you look at the women's groups, he is not playing up to them. labor, he is not playing up to them. any time somebody acts like they got a piece of barack obama, it triggers a negative response. he is very much trying to cuts had own path and be his own man. >> thank you. good to see you. >> we are showing pictures of the president who is in phoenix speaking to the national convention of the veterans of foreign wars and announced new competition within the va to suggest ways to improve service. he is speaking to 5700 m

. >> ben roethlisberger has an injured achilles' tendon but made the trip for the game. the tackle, stepped on it yesterday. his status is undetermined for the game. >> cincinnati masters quarterfinals.stronger, federer facing hewitt. leading, 5-3, slices this, and hewitt can't get to it. neverthe set, 6-3. >> serving, with oppo triple-matchpoint in the second set. and and -- an ace does it. three straight-sets. who will he meet in semis? >> it's andy murray, against benetoe, and, he's down, until this, turning point of the match, a 53 shot volley. won by murray. and after that, murray said he benetoe got tired, and murray got stronger, and only won two games after that. murray rallies to win, in three three sets. >> next thursday at noon, "espnews" airs the u.s. open draw show. federer, and good buddy tiger will play at the barclays, begins next week, in jersey city. he skipped this event, two years ago, and last year, he missed the playoffs, while recovering from knee surgery. >> second-round of the wind dam championship. here's garcia, for eagle. you betcha. >> he's t

he injured his achilles tendon yesterday when offensive tackle max starks inadvertently stepped on itractice. what are you hearing about the severity of the injury? >> doesn't appear to be severe at all. just the fact he went with the team down to washington is a sign that it's not going to be too bad. probably more of a bruise. but they are going to be cautious. he's not going to play in the game against the redskins but he is with the steam and does feel a lot better. >> and out to oakland. raiders coach tom cable could be facing felony starges -- charges in the assault on assistant coach randy hanson. what is the latest there? >> the latest from the team point, they said nothing happened but obviously something about and now you have the police arrived -- and the commissioner's office getting to the bottom of what happened. the allegations are that tom was involved in this. you have him being interviewed by the police and the commissioner having his staff look into this and if there is any kind of, you know, that cable was involved, because of the new codes of conduct, he could fac

he has an achilles problem. he could not play against the redskins in d.c.. parker touchdown.ove. touchdown pass to mitchell. play action. over the middle to a wide open fred davidson. washington, seems the redskins learned a recesson from the ravens -- learned a lesson from the ravens a week ago. white sox got the victory 4-1. tough game ending a three-game streak for the birds. that's a look at sports. i'm pete gilbert. >> m&t bank stadium made the cut of possible locations for the 2018 or 2022 world cup. the u.s.a. big committee released that last week. one thing baltimore has working in its favor is last week's soldout match between chelsea and milan. believe that match helped promote the destination. many think that will help make visits, widl it down to top contenders and they will announce top contenders next year. >> the u.s. olympic committee has tapped it has one of the its professional post-grad training centers. u.s. o. drrk will transform the club into a state-of-the-art training club for proexpect yiffer swimmers. this is the stadium that trains michael phelps an

the left has an achilles' heel and the right is beginning to capitalize on that.ce the right solidifies this, it's going to be terrifying for the left. the left came into the internet because that was the available pool for them when republicans ought -- available tool to them when republicans ran the white house. but when the right was out of power in the '90s, the available tools and was talk radio. so the right began to dominate talk radio. the left has never been able to succeed at talk radio. never has been. imagine a resurgent online right and a thriving radio right working together. it becomes a very powerful force to bypass the left and the media operation in washington and new york to get people across the country and get to voters. you are regularly seeing that happen, particularly with local talk radio stations. the left and the media have generated this astroturf story that is americans for prosperity, freedom works, the rnc and others who are working to drive * servers to town halls. that is not true. you want to find where the largest town halls are,

he has been limping around on that sore achilles tendon.ort. >> gary: nolan reimold, mr. understated. another fine play in left field. one down. marte, a sac fly. a walk and his last chance to extend his eight-game hit streak. the 0-1 delivery. that will miss and the one ball, one strike count. berken with a chance get his fourth win as he has a couple of runs, five hits, three walks, five strikeouts. berken and his first outing against the indians in his career. a pretty good chance getting a victory and going 4-11. 1-2 delivery, and that is taken inside. two ball, two strike count. >> buck: this is all about late season momentum now for the orioles. you want to win games and you want to carry real positive outings into the postseason. so jason berken continues to take steps in the right direction. two ball, two strike count on marte. 12-29 during the eight-game hit streak. 4-14 batting average. he came up on july 28 from triple-a, but on this delivery, it seems so strange to talk about columbus as a triple-a team for the inians. they were

would have blown out the achilles, whatever.o teach  stuff. into balester hustling all the way. they've been few and far between today for the nats, just the singles and two walks. morgan hit by that one. he's aboard. he hasn't had too many stolen base opportunities in the ss . i'm almost every time he's been on first, there's's been somebody ahead of him. he did get picked off by ross ollendofer on friday night. there's no left-handed batt the way of doumit who is 3-14 against base runners. >>> al on dover played with morgan, he knows he's going to go on almost any pitch. and he caught him leaning. we've already seen maholm has a good move to first. this would be a tough steal for nyjer. >> bob: fastball tails up and away. hopefully, a distraction fact to, and maybe guzman, 1-2, benefits from that. christian a half stuff from being 2-2. cedeno robbed him of a hit ba in the 3rd.  breaking ball.

i know there's some concern about a nagging injury kind of a chronic achilles problem. how is that and how might that be addressed as you get into the postseason? >> well, it's something that's required treatment for most of the time since we've had him. he plays through it without any ill effects. he's look as are we to see if we can do something in the offseason that's going to reduce the requirement for him to get it treated on an every day basis that he's had now. i know that dave is going to be careful with him. dh him periodically when he can. we have wey got a little issue now with adam, so we're running out of outfielders which we can address september 1. it's a good thing we have felix here to play center or left when we think we've got to get one of the other guys off their feet. >> buck: this time of the year has always been a challenge for this franchise recently. the last couple of weeks of august into september. how do you evaluate the play now? wins are going to be tough to come by given all the contending ball plubs clubs you'll be playing. how do you ev

. >> i've always thought -- >> when i thought of donnie deutsch i thought possibly his achilles heel.too much. he's too sensitive. >> he puts himself out there. >> she'd probably reject me if she was single but that's okay. >> just a boy with his heart in his hands. >> okay. we've got the news. >> the top stories, the story we brought you first last hour. officials in miami are assessing passenger injuries this morning after continental airlines flight 128 was forced to make an emergency landing. the jet was enroute from rio when it was diverted for severe turbulence. four people are considered in serious condition. we'll keep you posted. >>> the united states military says it has identified the remains of an american navy pilot shot down in iraq during the persian gulf war. captain michael speicher has been missing for nearly two decades. >>> the u.s. is calling on the swiss government to help with the release of three americans now in iranian custody. sarah short, shane bauer, and joshua fattal apparently strayed across the border, get this, while hiking in northern iraq on friday.

. >> it's pretty scary to have a 300 something pound guy step on your achilles. just graze it. we both went down. everyone thought they heard a pop. we didn't know what happened. luckily it's a bruise, and it's coming along. >> quarterback jay cutler will return for kyle orton, and three draft picks from april. >> he puts guys in spots when they play. i think it will be fine. i'm not really going to look into it. i wish him the best. i wish the broncos the best. we're going to go out there and play hard, and attack them offensively and defensively, and hopefully come away with the win. >> so far not everyone is enjoying the brett favre era in minnesota. >> why number 4 is becoming a polarizing figure in the vikings locker room. that is later on espnews. >> the rick pitino karen sypher saga took yet another twist on wednesday, when the audio and videotape of sypher speaking with authorities were released to the media. sypher is facing counts of extortion and lying to the f.b.i. after trying to get millions ofs out of pitino. of the louisville coach has admitted to

if you're a free market economy, the achilles heel of that is you get recessions and downturns.part and parcel of what we've bought in to. and them when he say we don't like the pain of what happens in the downturns. i understand that too. it's reasonable. we're trying to have it both ways by saving or limiting some of the pain yet enjoying a owlf the other ben be fits benefits free market. >> wall street as well, will there be regulations. we helped them make it through the tough time and what does it mean in turnarounds. a grade on how the economy is doing. a quick break and then we'll answer this question. it's the chevy open house. and now, with the cash for clunkers program, a great deal gets even better. let us recycle your older vehicle, and you could qualify for an additional $3500 or $4500 cash back... on top of all other offers.. on a new, more fuel efficient chevy. your chevy dealer has more eligible models to choose from - more than ford, toyota, or honda. so save gas... and money... now during the chevy open house. go to chevy.com for details. >>> figured out in the

>> every picture, that's your achilles heel.the cow. >> the milk thing, the cow and the milk thing. it's another cliche. we've got lots of them. >> living on on island,Ñi what three things would you have to have with you? >> my cell Ñdhones. >> i'd have to have my ipod. >> lip gloss. >> yes. >> what about water? >> and the holy bible. and the holy bible. . o off. >> billy ray cyrus, why his achy breaky heart is full, it's not hurting. he color of passion. (announcer) new color sensational from maybelline new york rich luscious lipcolor like you've never seen. (whisper) the difference? (announcer) now, pure pigments create our richest, crispest color. nourishing honey nectar creates our most luscious feel. new color sensational in 48 sensational shades the color... you're gonna love. (whisper) maybe it's maybelline. so i always have totino's pizza rolls. big pizza taste in a bite size roll that my kids can't resist. plus i get two bonus box tops for their school. totino's pizza rolls. the pizza way to snack. totino's pizza rolls.