gets ahold of all of this one. he sends a drive deep. and that thing is gone.ut of here to the red court seats. desmond, second home run on the year. the nationals take a 3-2 lead. now as for insurance runs, adam dunn, you know this guy wants to hit it. he can do just that. bottom of the sixth. look at this power. takes the pitch for a ride. to the second deck in right. ten rows deep. they beat the braves 6-3. a good start to their six-game home stand. meanwhile, the nationals plan to get stephen straussburg to the big leagues in a timely fashioned. today the 21-year-old was promoted to aaa syracuse. he'll make the first start on friday. he'll be up in the big leagues, i would imagine, next month. and five starts with the harrisburg senators. straussburg was 3-1 with a 1.64 e.r.a. he worked six and two-thirds innings. but gm mike rizzo says this is how it was supposed to be all along. >> that was part of the plan. you know, we saw we had to see he did the things we ask for him to do. we worked on things we asked him to work on. we thought it was time for him to

i had ahold of her with my right arm so together we were doing this and i said "kick your feet from." >> she screamed for help toward the boat but no one could here. a man and his son eventually came to help but it was too late for olson, she already took in too much water and was later pronounced dead. dontrelle wasn't too far behind but was saved just in time. she said the current was too swift that day pointing to this shaky under water footage she tried to shoot, an excursion, she says, was not prepared and should never have left shore. >> there was no supervision, no one out in the water with us, all the crew members were on the boat. so there was no one herding you back in if you got too far out. >> or right there to help anyone if they got in trouble. inexcusable dontrelle says as she believes this subcontracted company from carnival cruises cost one life and nearly took her own. >> in addition to grieve you have to deal with the tragedy of this. which is a whole different thing. and -- >> reporter: pastor tim feeser new olson for 33 years, he said she was very involved and a w

mark who has not been hitting got ahold of that one. he just misses it. johnson and jeter score.6-1. they sweep the orioles out of the bronx. 7-5. college lacrosse are trying to nail down spots in the tournament and we could be looking at a year when only one division one team goes. on the d3 level, that couldn't be further from the truth. steven john university ranked number one in the nation coming into this weekend's tournament selection and right behind them is the new arch rival who is ranked number two. last year the mustangs made it to the final four before being upset. the coach says things might be different this time around. >> i expect to kind of see a different type of team. last year we're real individualistic and this year the guys are playing more like a team. the goal is one of the best goalies in the nation so i think we're different than a year ago. more experienced and just a little mentally tougher from the lessons we learned from a year ago. >> we'll have more on the yankees sweep of the birds. ravens get new turf at m & t stadium. it's all coming up at 10:50

fugitives last of the mohicans one was the original brotherhood conspiracy and 72 also late 1978, i got ahold of the chance groups and it turned out seven or eight other guys the original brotherhood people were smothering hash from the same couple brothers in kandahar right until the shot fell, that was finally the end of the network. the dea wasn't created until it was taken down and we got off late because it was formed too. >> with the revolutionary guards and the d.a. could not due to shut down the pipeline. it is a different world. >> [inaudible] >> with this guy got arrested i started lobbying day spa gain if i was more than happy because we knew all about this guy. the prosecutors did not know anything. they did not have computers so they did not know the arrest warrants were four and i warn that the day you will charge him on these 40 year-old cases they were finding the son of the actual d.a. during the case because of the big grand jury case there is a plea deal but in answer to the question, yes, i was already france and have a source with the laguna beach police detective who cou

. >> reporter: powell spent 12 hours in jail because she could not get ahold of her husband. >> i thought i was in for the night. >> she said a sergeant kevin powers tracked down her family who bailed her out and took her straight to the hospital where doctors did test. >> she told me i had an infection, and that infection which is in the kidneys can cause people to behave in a abnormal manner. >> to powell that issue is the explanation for the nightmare. >> i really feel like i came out of this a whole lot better than i deserved. >> that was mike mccormick reporting. she is due in court at the end of june. >> do you think at the hospital they checked to see if there was lead in her foot? >> sounds like something was going on there. >>> if you are visiting hudson bay this weekend, keep your eye out for a strange creature. >> this is the pictures, and they were taken by a dog walker that said one of the dogs pulled the creature out of the creek. one local told the uk's telegraph newspaper that it is a rare animal said to feed on beavers. the animal washed away after the pictures were taken

and in the strange ways, people tried to get ahold of this event by looking at their own lives, and a variety of factors come a one-man roach i feel in some way i could have been at fault. each night i used to pray for your husband to protect us but last night i stayed out late and went to bed without say my prayers. when i heard this about our great leader i was so sorry i did not pray. i will never do that again. god help me. >> but the sense of acute responsibility that many folks felt comes across very clearly. >> my dear mrs. kennedy i have never written to a congressman or any type of statesmen in my third years of living i have never done much of anything except vote toward being an american and/or making this country a better place in which to live. today however my heart is so heavy i feel i must express myself to you and i must go you how very ashamed i am to be in a city of cultural background and colleges and schools and supposedly intelligent people. i wish i could move from this place in this hour progress happen to be downtown and took the time from my work to stand on

you can imagine the shenanigans that went on to get ahold of that money and at first political pressurescame in and politicians got chunks of it, who did nothing. but what it was all sorted out at the end it was rather fairly distributed. i can tell you that 26 troopers that finally wound up at the garrett place got $1653 each. it went all the way up to $15,000 if i remember quickly-- correctly to everton conger, the ranking detective who was with them. multiply that now by 18 and that is about what it is in current dollars, okay so someone like conger got a little over $230,000. thank you all very much. i appreciate your time. [applause] >> for more about ed steers and his work, go to steers.com. robin stone, who was gerald boyd? >> gerald boyd was many people. he was a complicated man, having grown up in st. louis and poverty, race by his grandmother after his mother died and his father left for better parts of new york city. he came up in poverty, and worked his way up. he decided he wanted to be a newspaperman early on in his teenage years, and in the 11th grade. and he pursued after

but at the last minute, when he finally got ahold of the normalization agreement, he said, 'fellas, you got a problem here on taiwan. you haven't got anything in this document that reserves the right of the president of the united states to continue to sell arms to taiwan so that they feel secure that they've got access to defensive armaments during this period when we expect them to have a political dialogue about re-unification with the mainland.' c-span: you talked to richard nixon with the -- at the new york times with a group of reporters off the record, but then you quote him in here. how -- what's the -- what the journalism of that? are you allowed to quote somebody when they die? >> guest: sure. sure. i don't -- the -- i can't remember what i quoted from him from that meeting. i think that meeting was looking at george bush's re-election prospects in 1991. and, of course,actually, after that meeting, even though it was off the record, we then got president nixon's permission to use a couple of quotes in a story robin toner wrote about bush's political problems in california, whi

. >> but now you just revealed one of the ways to get ahold of you. >> exactly. >>> let's look at ouround the region. we'll start with hd radar. a little bit of precip out there. it's breaking up though. if you look closely, we have a little bit of a shower at great falls. activity around reston. but it is breaking up. so improving conditions out there. not that it was bad. just a couple of light showers here and there. more out to the west of leesberg and a couple of little blips here and there, just outside of the district and off to the east toward severna park. this is light rain and drizzle. reagan national was reporting light rain a short time ago. here is the big picture. satellite radar, all of the activity is out to the east. winds out of the east. they are light but just enough to bring in clouds over us as there is a storm system off the coast of the carolinas bringing significant rain there. but for us just a few spritzes this morning and then a couple of showers popping up during the course of the day. current temperatures, we are in the 60s across the area. here is in wa

. >> well, josh gets ahold of one. he knew it.bat, circles the bases, swung the bat exceptionally well tonight, and ian desmond, he's running full tilt, that ball, johnny, was sky high, dropping in that corner by the bullpen. kid has a lot of pop. but this was a bomb. second deck, and adam just missed two earlier tonight that he missed awfulth just off the end of his bat against the warning track. >> the solo shot hits 4th of the year. adam dunn, his solo home run, his 5th. and adam dunn, a solo homer, his second, and two rbi. the winner pitcher tonight livan hernandez. and he gets his fourth win of the season. we talked about roger bernadina's catch. well, take a look to at it one more time. it was a sensational grab. well, what does "pudge" rodriguez think of the night's win? we will talk to "pudge" when we come back. . >> bob: well, livan he hernandez wins the game tonight. gets his 4th win of the year. his patry mate "pudge" rodriguez talk about catching livan tonight. >> well, he's -- he's a tough guy, you know, to be able to

visiting regularly for 30 years i focus on people i've known from a time when the expression to get ahold of something was more important than to buy when foreign trouble was allowed only through sanctioned groups. these friends solid the failure of the coup in '91 and the collapse of the system. the discover freedoms and reveled in them before boris yeltsin consolidated his power by manipulating the election of 96 with the approval of the west. dr. seat and associated with chaos. the ascent of vladimir putin in 2000 was in keeping with his ties the security clampdown coinciding with the search of wealth things to the global price of oil and gas. as the country became rich and more assertive, my russian friends would decide a slogan that the only three seats in the english language that were important word and he may have to be british chelsea and [inaudible] [laughter] while journalists and human rights campaigns continue to ask questions the vast majority acquiesce in the pact. they've continued to fear their fortunes and properties could at any point be seized. that is why they took th

>> until we get ahold of the person, obviously it's speculation.hen you go to the center of times square, you can hit a lot of different viacom buildings all over the world. but it's a message to the united states, we're going to hit you as the most vulnerable time. if viracom was one of the targets, you could say the u.n. is in the city and the hold media mecca, there is a lot of justifications. jumping to a conclusion it must have been viacom or the south park episode is probably now and doesn't give it the proper attention it needs. >> juliet: do you think there is any significance they went to times square, but as opposed going into a subway or one of the tunnels which seems to be what we hear about when we talk about the chatter? >> with the exception of the 2007 attempted bombing in london which had similar aspects to it in terms of using propane tanks as well, most of the attacks around the world have been in the subways. i have always not the subways posed a particular challenge. having said that times square is very visible place you can g

side, it means that those that are here are more likely to try with whatever weapons they can get ahold of . terrorist have access to guns and explosives. all of us were here on september 11. we remember that day and the next day saying, what could we have done to prevent this? i would just say if we find out that islamic terrorists such as uighur sagenite -- that we saw saturday night had gone out and bought weapons and carry out a massacre anywhere, how do we allow this to happen? we have to explain that even though we knew this person was a terrorist and we knew they had war against us and we knew we were facing a threat at home, we still allow that person to buy a weapon. just think what the american which people would think of us. there is a lack of faith in government today. imagine what it would be if we allow that to happen. will be responsible for the deaths of all those people. that legislation is common sense. i agree with this completely. we provide legal information. they can go to court. they can challenge any of it. i would be willing to adopt my legislation. no one wants

let's join together on an idea that was a republican idea, a nonpartisan deficit commission to get ahold of the deficit and really wrestle with bringing it in control. republican sponsors of the bill bailed on the bill, voted against it and defeated it, but they did not defeat the president's will to defeat the issue. he has appointed a commission under the chairmanship of senator allen simpson and the white house and that commission is working hard on doing deficit reduction. you will see them begin to implement proposals from that commission going forward. remember, in recent times, it's only been democrats. it's only been democrats who have ever effectively dealt with deficits and it's going to be democrats who are going to deal with deficit concerns of the american public today. >> that acknowledged, deficit cutting as a policy goal, cuts being made in practice, with those cuts, you're dealing with definite silt levels that by any historic standards that would owe bit rat previous records from previous administrations. given the calls for us staret and the potential enactment, how do

here -- that are here, they are more likely to rely on what happened -- whatever weapon they can get aholdhen we say that terrorists can have access to guns, and explosives, as senator lautenberg said, we should remember september 11, the next day, what could we of done to prevent it? and i would just say that if we find out that islamic terrorists such as we saw on saturday night or others to a terrorist connections, some the lab terrorist connections have gone out and all weapons and carry that to whether times square or near chicago or tennessee or anywhere, when recruiting station in arkansas, how did we allow this to happen? and we have to explain to the american people that even though we know that this person as a terrorist and that al qaeda has declared war against us and we were facing a threat here at home, we allow that person on the terrorist list to buy a weapon and go out and slaughter people. the bank of what the american people make the bus. -- just think of what the american people think of us. we allow that to happen. it would be blood on our hands. we would be responsibl

entrance was even voted on, i had to get a hold -- before the insurance was voted on, i had to get aholdf my nurse. i was put on something called the eastern bloc. that was before the insurance change was even voted on. i get a very small amount and i have these children that i am responsible for. before medicaid took part of what medicare did, i had no copay, and now i am having to pay 10, 20, and 50, depending on which dr. ice, a specialist or whatever, which is not very much -- which a doctor icy, a specialist or whatever, which is not for much for most people, but for it -- guest: of like to ask the caller, if i can still talk to were -- host: i'm sorry. guest: if your earns less than $100,000 a year. -- if she earns less than $100,000 a year. my guess is that she does. that is not where we need to cut, people like her. there are people who are elderly, that the majority, but still a lot, who have a very comfortable incomes. they have made a lot of money, they are quite wealthy. there is no reason why we cannot ask them to th basically sacrife a little to solve what is a big problem,

entrance was even voted on, i had to get a hold -- before the insurance was voted on, i had to get ahold of my nurse. i was put osomething called the eastern bloc. that was before the insurance change was even voted on. i get a very small amount and i have these children that i am responsible for. before micaid took part of what medicare did, i had no copay, and now i am having to pay 10, 20, and 50, depending on which dr. ice, a specialist or whatever, which is not very much -- which a doctor icy, a specialist or whatever, which is not for much for most people, but for it -- guest: of like to ask the caller, if i can still talk to were -- host: i'm sorry. guest: if your earns less than $100,000 a year. -- if she earns less than $100,000 a year. my guess is that she does. that is not where we need to cut, people like her. there are people who are elderly, that the majority, but still a lot, who have a very comfortable incomes. th have made a lot of money, they are quite wealthy. there is no reason why we cannot ask them to th basically sacfice a little to solve what is a big problem, whi

everybody knew when north korea got ahold of nuclear weapons that they were going to basically hold theorld hostage. that's what they are doing. iran is going to do it next. don't anybody ever see that by waiting and being indecisive it is going to cause bigger problems down the roa

there, put them in boots and they ship them back because as you all remember 10 years ago we grabbed aholdof a pair of shoelaces and you get snap, snap. the technology, there is nothing mundane about textiles in a more. there's nothing mundane about anything we manufactured here in the united states and it needs to it needs to stay in the united states and we talk about free trade, it is not free. you go over there and do business. the czech republic, i've just shut down an operation in ireland and shut one down in france. those countries have resources to help their businesses move to the eastern bloc. and then what they will tell you is keep your company on roller skates because you are going to look to move again and you are going to to move again. i listen to the passion that is a pair monks the states. it is happening here in the united states. i love your report. i'd love to no how you see business is slowing because the competition is there for us. as i mentioned we are going to shanghai. we ship everywhere. our operations and i do have lived in everywhere. i lived in texas for five

and the reason for that, if teaf gets ahold of that information and the player is in contract negotiation, they could use itt against the player.ld u so for the protection of thefo player, the league tries to keee the confidentiality between the party involved, the player, and the league itself, and keep the team out of the loop. that's fair. >> he is espn's john clayton.esn john, as always, we appreciate the insight. >> thanks, will. >> nfl players' association director demaurice smith releasing the follow statement: still to come, it doesn't get any better than tommy smith. yes, the preliminary roster for the u.s.a. soccer team was released. there was one glaring omission. >> josie alta door gives u.s.a. the lead. the u.s.a. leads by two! >> he gets the goal. that will do it. >> the preliminary roster for the world cup have been released. espn soccer analyst tommy smyth joins us. now we saw charlie davies and the story that he had, which is one that's very compelling. had the accident last fall, and here he, is though, off the roster for the united states. how surprised were you by that

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degree to which that it could get into the loop current, and a whole host of other things, order to get ahold of this. >> helen, i did not mean to be glib. whenever there is oil in the water, nothing good happens and nobody should be satisfied. and when oil was on the water, it is an insult to the environment, quite frankly. and we have been working very closely with the state of louisiana. all the states down there have needs that go beyond their area contingency plan that like to see met. it's a matter of adjudicating the resources you have the time. but we are involved with these folks every day. >> thank you for being here, admiral. clearly plugging the leak is number one at this point. and i do understand, i think we all understand, that it is bp that has the expertise and equipment. but what exactly is the role of the federal government in plugging the leak? to what degree are you working with, commanding, offering advice, bringing in the best minds? what is the role of the federal government in plugging the leak? >> i would say we rashly defining that as we go, because i've never dealt

have not received sophisticated training are more likely to rely on whatever weapons they can get ahold of. when we see terrorists can have access to guns, i would ask all of us were here on 9/11. we remember the next day saying what could we have done to prevent this? i would just say if we find down islamic terrorists such as on saturday night to have terrorist connections, somebody who actually has terrorist connections has carried out a massacre, whether it is in times square or tennessee, we would say how did we allow this to happen? we would have to explain even though we knew this person was a terrorist, even though we knew we are facing a threat at home, we still allow that person to buy a weapon and slaughter people. just think of what the american people would think of us. i agree with that completely. in the legislation that i have, we provide legal weapons -- provide little -- leagal. this legislation was drawn up after the report. i would be willing to adapt my legislation to -- nobody wants somebody to be on a list wrongly, but it would balance the equity, we are facing a