dustin ackley, the winning rbi, as lose 3-1.riners. >>> a guy who pitched in mexico and venezuela, five shutout innings. brandon crawford delivering here. giants win 4-1 to improve their spring record to 15 wins and 11 losses. that's it. we're only now about 2.5 hours. so let's go home, get some friends and neighbors in and watch major league baseball! ople, let's get star pete, did you forget yours? me pete, me use pen! (laughter) sorry i'm late, i was in the 16th century looking for pete's pen. (laughter) guys, guys. take it easy, ok? pete's mom is videochatting me, and she wants her pen back! ok, alright, well. i just got one. so... yeah, you've got a little... yep, i can feel the wet patch. don't look at it. when it's on your mind, it's on ebay.

bringing in dustin ackley, 1-0 seattle. second inning, jarrett parker looked good on the hill. came in on the trevor cahill deal. straks out brendan ryan, strikes out the next batter, shawn figgins, he had two innings of pitching, no hits, four strike squouts for the young guy. top of the third, seth smith, sends the comebacker into center field. jamal weeks ties the game 1-. and how about petaluma native, jonny gomes crushes one to left. a's get the win 9-2 is your final. on to college basketball, where the pac 12 is yet to crown a regular-season champion, the california golden bears still have a chance at the share of the title. needing a win at stanford and washington huskies to lose today. huskies and ucla on the hardwood, it's been a tough week for ben howland and company, looking to play spoiler. luskies by five, late first half, terrence roth finishes the play. as the shot clock expires and under a minute to play, tony roton, great move on his defender for the easy bucket. second half, tyler lamb with the steal, feeds it to jones for the three. count it, ucla takes their

there goes ackley, they estimated 438 feet off mccarthy.dream and you open at 3:00 in the morning on opening day. get ready. suzuki a double. he is the guy that supposedly they have on the trade market. they could not get anything else off hernandez. 1-1 in the 11th and ackley again, that's it. the a's lose in 11 innings, 3- 1. a lot of people said that is ridiculous, we cannot watch the game, it started at 3:00 a.m. they made an adjustment, it will start at 2:05:00 a.m. now. and we are sitting here reading cue cards. but a major league opener. >> what is their response? i'm sure you are not the first to complain. >> the idea is we want to go international. it brings the people in japan closer. why not start the game in the afternoon in japan and maybe it could be at 8:00 our time. you ever think of that? i'm very irate about this. i will be irate about this until about 7:00. then i will calm down. but the point is, if you are trying to promote baseball, the opener, the traditional opener in our country, to take it to japan -- what is kron

the need to specify it ackley who the other person isn't exactly what it is they are entitled to. the great typologies about how race can play out in various contexts. the rules you think about in a relatively narrow way. anyway that's what the united states do when they look at the fine print of the treaty and say we don't really support that or that's a problem for something over here. the administration is also thinking the bull's-eye is on us. but the biggest player never know, after the scene as we violate or don't adhere to some provision. so it's tricky for us to sign on. but at the same time, and there's a side, in which many people say what we mean when we say is everybody should have food. who should be against that? and so they sign on. and as you say, as i discuss in the book, sometimes it is the relationship to what they're actually doing and it's very difficult to think through how those two interact. that's one of the biggest challenges. but it's a greater challenge i think in the context of international human rights because the field is so much more chaotic. there

structure of public investment, transportation, research and development and education and i ron ackley founding for congress. it's not a very existential debate at that point. >> first, congratulations on a breaking the number for all of us here. let's move to some other types of numbers which is polling numbers. the public has differing ideas. they would like to see lower taxes, higher taxes but we would like to see strong defense and wind down the war and by the way, don't touch my entitlements. so, how do we -- it doesn't suggest a path that absolutely fits for the deficit reduction, or does it? >> it doesn't. the word i would have everyone had in their mind is cognitive dissidence. you take a look at the american public, they want what they want and they don't want to pay for it. but they will tell you -- >> kind of like my 5-year-old. estimate it actually sounds like my 65-year-old -- member of the tea party and when i talk about such things as medicare changes and things like that, all of a sudden he's not a tea party member anymore and since i turned that it's perfectly especial

there were many people, but they picked out the ones who were the leaders with a sense that -- ackley. the mac now, the very dramatic time and i think it just crystallize. certainly i think with a really made the relationship was father brooks is strong because he personally thought very hard to bring them back in to get the college to reverse its decision. >> athletic question, diane. but what it was like interviewing the gentleman? for the all cooperative? did everyone buy into this all the way? be met well, interesting obviously as i said just as thomas was challenging than when we first met, the first thing he said to me was the problem with your industry is that journalists live. i said thank you for having me. but you know what, i think that i did not commit within a strong strong agenda about clarence thomas. i done again has a history, that he's given me three and half hours of his time. that would be sent than the sense of humor that i had not necessarily public setting took me by surprise and all the how various this vivid memories of holy christ and were members it was surp

. >> i guess that this xm ackley what i was looking for and i think the ranking members point with thatas that it would be very helpful to have current members of the administration here to save their eating those recommendations or how far they are on compartmentalizing were focusing on the traditional threats. you mentioned that hezbollah sometimes will resort to extortions to get things done. there are some who advocate for profiling in our tsa for a simple and in a reverse manner of maybe not searching through the elderly women and doing pat downs on

ackley -- based on china, we are under no assumption that wto will improve our position. if congress grants pntr, government must use all available enforcement tools to protect american songwriters, composers, and publishers. agreement without enforcement may be worse than no agreement at all. it is a great honor to sit down in front of you and share my thoughts with you. it is a privilege to be here. u.s. for that. >> thank you, mr. williams. we're glad you're here. thank you. >> damn good songwriter. >> i know that. they are pretty good. >> they did even better when i am in his office. [laughter] >> undersecretary of state? and bush administration? to a very much come allan larsson. -- thank you very much, allan larsson. >> thank you for the invitation. my testimony is informed by many experiences. as undersecretary of state for economic during the clinton and george w. bush administration, currently as senior international policy adviser coming to -- policy adviser and as chairman of the board of directors of transparency international usa, and 2009, transparency inter