that's frustrating. >> bob: here is alberto gonzalez's first at-bat of the day. it only rains evidently when the home team is ahead here. i don't know how they do that. >> rob willie the marlin up there is doing a little rain dance. understand, during the delay, willie the marlin has an umbrella. >> bob: he is a fish. >> rob: he is a fish. >> reporter: he lives wet. >> rob: with a does he do with an umbrella? >> bob: 0-2 to gonzalez. johnny and ray are high and dry at verizon fios notice xtra xtra net. ballgame over. 3:37 and then minus the rain delay. time of game of 3:18. we are back with more from south florida in a moment. day. woman over p.a.: this is your final boarding call. all passengers... each with an average speed of 590 miles per hour. almost as fast as you. nothing's gonna hold you down. starting august 16th, fly southwest airlines from bwi airport to boston logan for just $49 one-way. bags fly free on southwest so our low fares stay low. grab your bag. it's on. - ( ding ) - book now at southwest.com. . >> ray: they left the bases loaded. we can't l

alberto gonzalez had to back up on a high chopper. ground balls for john lannan to start the ballgame. here is a deal that took place one month and one day ago. morgan and burnett coming over here. their production with the nats has been amazing. joel hanrahan has pitched better since he's been over here and that's what milledge did at triple-a. >> rob: good for them. you always want the trade to work both ways. maybe the change of venue will help joel goit. >> bob: this is 28-year-old garrett jones the first baseman. he's been around for a while since atlanta took him in the 14th rownt 10 years ago. they released him. minnesota picked him up. he's been in the minor leagues for the better part of 10 years. >> rob: we do a shift on him. very nice. >> bob: he's a pull hitter who hits for power, rob. he's only played in 24 games and has 10 homers and he hit those in his first 19 games. the fastest to 10 home runs in the history of the pittsburgh pirates. he's got some pop. he's from the chicago area, harvey, illinois. nats defensively no

. >> alberto gonzalez has a new job lined up for the fall. >> temperatures are still in the upper 80's. p >>> you are watching abc7 news at 6:00. >>> a law recognizing sinn-sex marriages performed elsewhere is in effected in the district now. congress has 30 days to review it the bill. the bill became law today. this allows for the same miracle rights afforded heterosexual couples in d.c. >>> to the senate floor, today our frank was sworn into office -- al franken was sworn into office. after months of wrangling, the minnesota democrat was sworn in by joe biden. he becomes the 60th democratic senator. one of his first jobs will be to sit on the judiciary committee. sonia sotomayor is getting support from the -- and a letter has been sent to the white house, saying she is well qualified. >>> alberto gonzalez has a new job. he plans to teach political science at texas tech university in the fall. the solace will teach a course on contemporary issues -- alberto gonzales will teach a course on contemporary issues. >>> more good weather around the metro area. >> the best athlete in the wor

alberto gonzalez made that play look easier than it was. next up, cody ross. >> rob: you also know when they were doing this last night --[ indiscernible ] they don't want to get behind because they know he has a good curve ball and a great changeup working tonight. getting a lot of ground ball outs. good sinker. they're going to take a chance that you'll throw fastball first pitch for a strike. that's what uggla did right there. >> bob: cody ross, robbed by guzman first time up. cody ross looks like one of the guys if you play him on a regular basis and give him the at-bats, he will really become better. he's got some power. he's hit 13 home runs. he rips that ball. he doesn't get cheated up there. the count is 1-1. had times in his career he just hasn't been given the full-time opportunities. 145 games though with -- he reward the marlins with 73 batted in. a year before, that 114 games and drove in 54 he's from new mexico. lives out in crarls bad. -- carlsbad. originally drafted by detroit. traded to seattle. traded to the dodgers. trade

inning or two innings ago when he had the bases loaded two outs and the pitcher up. >> bob: alberto gonzalez has been pinch hitter extraordinary this year. 5-8 with 4 rbi's. >> rob: on a team that is almost 40 games under 500. i'm right there with jim riggleman. >> bob: a comebacker and the nats pick up two runs on three hits. they finally get some runs against hernandez. we want to pay for. on top of it all, we're still trying to put away some money for the future. with the wish list, we can save up for anything we want. and still have enough to cover the day-t0-day. plus, the savings engine helps our money grow. and that's something we need and want. introducing the virtual wallet from pnc, a high definition, online view of your money. pnc. leading the way.  >> bob: nationals baseball brought to you by acura. acura, advance. there's some interesting baseball artwork for you here at nationals park. scouts keeping track of things, fans keeping score and we go to the top of the 5th inning. tyler clippard takes over for j.d. martin, who goes 4 innings, 5 runs, 8 hypothetics. didn't walk

alberto gonzalez plays shortstop. we go to the ninth inning. macdougal will get an inning of work here. and maybe this one will be over before the stroke of 1:00 am. >> rob: is that when you turn into a turkey? >> bob: no, just a sleepy head. we are night people though. >> rob: by the way, you are one of the nicest people to work with. you always give the visiting crew of broadcasters a ride back to their hotel and i think that shouldn't go without being noticed. very cool of you. >> bob: it's a fun thing. we have some nice conversations. >> rob: charging them for gas money is kind of tight, but -- i'm kidding. you don't do that, do you? >> bob: you got me there. >> rob: no, i'm kidding. >> bob: that's a good joke. i like a good joke. and last night was a pleasure because i got to spend about 20 minutes with jerry coleman one of my all-time favorites. >> rob: one of mine, too. >> bob: great guy, former player, manager. what a guy. he can talk some baseball. >> rob: hang a star on him. he's wonderful. >> bob: and a little flare and easily out go

alberto gonzalez is in there and adam dunn is at first base. anderson hernandez get starts with wil nieves and there is jorge de la rosa. 30-38 career. he has faced the nationals three times previously. in his career, one win, one loss and a 4.34 e.r.a. >> rob: and to give you the pnc bank scouting report on mr. de la rosa. he talked about the open. he has come from the orioles over the brewers and now the rockies, a night owl. during the day he is only 1-3 with a 7.34 e.r.a. 167 runs allowed and 5-1 in his last six starts. so that quick six, he has done very well. and there is july. >> many at this ball club are looking to start off this second half on a winning note. the nats are 24-57 and the rockies are still behind the dodgers. the first pitch of the game is bunted. off to the races and that looks like a hit and it is a hit for nyjer -- nyjer morgan. >> rob: anyway you can and here he uses his speed, so he gets on first base setting the table for the rest of the lineup. >> gary: the first pitch was one minute late and we're back on time th

. >> top of the fourth against cubs watch the shorp alberto gonzalez. and that's the start of the inning. alfonso soriano happy to be in washington. cubs win it 11-3. lance armstrong is all but conceded the tour de france. he says he won't try to go past his teammates. here's his teammate, alberto casador. he's got nobody in sight. he lasts 1:37 back. says he won't try to pass his teammate. he won a lot. he'll try to help alberto win. >> all right. e'll see what happens ( rock music playing ) this is about a new, more efficient luxury hybrid continuing to produce 70% fewer smog-forming emissions while delivering greater power. a fact not lost on the world around us. the all-new 2010 lexus rx hybrid. >> wet weather. and it's going to feel a little bit more like summer. a little bit more humidity. tomorrow only near 80 degrees. telts below average. a slow and gradual warm-up by the end of the workweek. not a wash out. look for temperatures to rebound a little bit. >> this evening'svening's announcer: during the autobahn for all event, you can get great le

he joins us tonight along with the former attorney general of the united states alberto gonzalez andlling author ann coulter. welcome all. senator brown back is it about abortion your decision not to vote? >> no it's not. i agree he has a compelling personal life story. my view is what she really wants to do is have the court not set up to do. she wants the court to be a super leg slai legislative body in the policy making field like she said in one speech. in the second district circuit court she went on to that. i met with her and i talk with her. she has an activist liberal court. i think that's harmful to the court. i don't think that's what the court is designed to do and i don't think it's good for the country. that's why i announced my position with judge sotomayor. >> are you speaking of her actual decision or speaking about that line in the speech back in 2001? >> i am speaking about her speeches her judicial writing she said the most recent case overturned her statements about really taking a view that justice isn't blind. you need to peak under the blindfold and see what y

the firings beg to take shape in2005, with then white house council myers, alberto gonzalez, and kyle samson talking about replacing l 93 u.s. attorneys. whheyiged out that that might have been too obous, the trio alleged stled upon firingight of the prosecutors in2006. but it was rove that actually came up with t idea. first myerand sampson, finally gonzalezas resned. roveas not been touched, possibly, that is untinow. he's expected to appear before the committee for second time let's turn to the washington edit of "the nation" magazine, chris haye so which is this? is ts the sta of sometng bi or a postscript? >> i hope i's the former, but i ar it's the latter committeemen -- the chrman john conyers h shown an admirable fidelity to truthnd accountability a ihinke's been pursuing th sort of quietly t zealously in a way that i hope bears some fruit. but the fact of theatter is, we're going to actually open up the books and open u the chatters in e last eight years of what happened in this cotry, particularly around secrecy, around the sorof masance, the department of stice, what happen

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. >> rob: you keep wondering, why do you send elijah dukes down, why garrett moch down, why alberto gonzalez? it's consistency. you want guys to make plays 8, 9 times out of 10 on the field. you want to contribute on a daily basis whether in the ryan- up or not. and pitching is more than about just throwing strikes. it's being consistent. >> bob: look at this. here comes willingham. here comes hermida's throw. it's off the plate and jordan zimmerman puts the nationals on top, his first major league hit. >> rob: nice. >> bob: second major league rbi and they will throw the ball into the dugout. somebody should be asking for it. >> rob: 1-for-20. he is batting .050. >> rob: more importantly, helping himself, helping the ball club. nice swing, didn't try to do too much, just make contact and put it in play and jeremy hermida nowhere even close to a play at home plate. >> bob: nationals have the lead for the third time in this series. they have been ahead in every game. here is guzman. i guess zimmerman figured, okay, craig stammen, anything you can do, i can do just as well. they both have two

alberto gonzalez next.e been out hit 6-4 but because of john lannan and timely hitting leading 4-0. >> rob: ouch. omir santos gets a shot to the right forearm of that 91 miles an hour slider in the dirt. >> bob: having a ball game in philadelphia, cubs and phillies tied 1-1 bottom 7th. the braves are all over the giants leading 8-1. that's a fair ball it appears. it was for a long time but then called foul. that was hugging the chalk line all the way down.    >> rob: went foul, went fair, foul went pfrjts. >> bob: david wright plays it as you should, don't assume it's foul. he came up throwing to first. that's the baseball version of playing until the whistle and the 2-2 to kearns now. that ball gets in there in a hurry. >> rob: moving 98 miles an hour.    >> bob: right at the shortstop, alex cora, two down. alberto gonzalez 0-2 with a sac fly tonight and more from debbie taylor. >> reporter: something i noticed about alberto every ti

alberto gonzalez with the throw. lance berkman is trying to score and the ball is waiting for him at home plate. he's out. they did review it. but it wasn't overturned. bottom seven. still 1-0, houston. jordan zimmerman gets pudge rodriguez on the checked swing. zimmerman struck out pudge three times in the game. he finished with six. but zimmerman made a mistake a couple pitches later. very next batter, kaz matsui. lays this one to right. just over the wall for a three-run homer. zimmerman, devastated. looked like someone stole his lunch. matsui's third of the season. at troes take a 4-0 lead. he trips. that's a balk. the base runners advance. berkman goes home. nats get shut out 5-1. at the all-star break they're 26-51. >> it's a humbling game. the same club that scored all those runs yesterday. we just couldn't execute offensively today. we had runners in second with no outs. couldn't get them over. twice the based loaded with one out and we couldn't get it done. that's why this game, you have to stay humble. >> m

alberto gonzalez is first and then wil nieves. you have the pitcher coming up after that. you want a run scored by the time your number nine hitter gets up there. it's up to alberto to move them over or get them in and with that in mind, west tries to keep the ball in on him and misses ball one. >> rob: don't try to do too much f you're going to punch it to the right side, try to punch it out there for base hit. get at least one run in there as you said f you're wil nieves and get these two guys up to second and third, you've got to get them in before the pitcher gets up to it. >> bob: that's unlucky. he hit it hard. willingham no, chance to tag. one out. >> rob: he really didn't swing too hard. he tried to punch it. he tried to punch it to the right side. he just got a little too much of it and think right at ross. >> bob: josh willingham i had a chance to talk with his wife, ginger, today. she said it's good to come back and talk to all the people they know. they know all the ushers and all the personnel. willingham family very popular here. it's good for them with everyt

hits the cutoff man here, alberto gonzalez. perfect throw home. lance berkman ting to score. he's out. dead duck. bottom seven. still 1-0 houston. jordan zimmerman cruising along gets pudge rodriguez on the checked swing. zimmerman struck out pudge three times in the game. he finished with six. a couple pitches later he made mistake to kaz matsui. not really known as a home run hitter, but he hits one here. sends one to right just over for a three-run homer. zimmerman devastated. matsui's third of the season. astros take a 4-0 lead. it gets worse. yeah. bottom eight. tyler clipper trying to intentionally walk hunter pence with a runner on second and third. clipper tripped. that's a balk by rule. base runners advance. berkman trots home. manny can't believe it. just one day after scoring 13 runs, they get shut out. >> had plenty of humbling games. this is the same club that scored all those runs yesterday. we couldn't execute today. runners in seconds. no outs. couldn't get them over. twice the based loaded with one out and couldn't get it done. that's why this game you have t

alberto gonzalez is struggling with the bat. he continues to make contact and struck out seven times this year. and that is in 138 at bats. and. >> rob: the situation is, you have a logjam of middle infielders. and guzman is swinging the bat well. hernandez is a talented young kid and give him as many as possible. not enough bats to keep them sharp. >> bob: 1-2 to gonzalez. eighth strikeout. unusual swing by a batter who makes contact 95% of the time.   . >> we are back at nationals park. we moved to the top the third inning. now john lannan is working towards his 12th consecutive scoreless inning. he is the ace on the staff and set a great example for the young starters here. >> his work, his preparation, and he is up beat. and he has got leadership qualities. and speaks up. and so, john is the type of guy that you want leading your staff. you want that person to be a guy who conducts himself like a professional. >> the way he has conducted himself has opened up eyes around the league. bob? >> bob: well, it certainly has

.   bottom of the third arrives alberto gonzalez, garrett mock, and willie harris  and mock has things under control it seems now. he is averaging right around 14 pitches per three innings after throwing 22 in the first. ,   and gonzalez takes one up a away from mat latos. roberto needs some base hits, 1 for his last 15. >> rob: your pocket calculator tells you that, averaging 14 pitches an inning. >> bob: no, that was the one right up behind my eyes. it works a little slower. >> rob: isn't it bob uker who says the biggest problem for a pitcher is the 6" between his ears. >> bob: well he is a former catcher who might know that. >> rob: there you go. wow. so right. except my forehead is more like an eight-head so i would give it 8". >> bob: garrett mock 0-1 this year, 0-5 career.   and tim is to haver who is starting tomorrow night for san diego lubes like the old man, 19 major league starts, faces jarrett who has had one. tonight it's garrett mock who has

that is not representing by alberto gonzalez. what was that?ve and that opened up the floodgates. next batter, alfonso soriano, a 2-1 lead is now a 3-2 deficit and the rout from there was on. the pitcher is just going to lay down the bunt. no, he is go to slap it through. the nats just get hearmed. 11-# the final. they get swept in the four hand game series. >> nobody is going to give out ball game. you take the field and you can win 162 ball games or you can lose 162. nobody in major league baseball is going to say we'll let this one go. you just have to fight to in a ball game. as a told the ball club, losing is easy. can you lose. winning is what is hard. that is the challenge. it is hard to win. >> be sure to tune in tonight to see me, yeah we're doing a little double duty today. join me tonight for your sports edge, wouldn't you? i know you will. we'll see you later. >> the apollo 11 crew landed on the moon 40 years ago. now, what is next for nasa? is a trip to mars in the distant future? >>> with effect looking to save money, we'll check

alberto gonzalez and anderson hernandez the next two hitters. 1-22 when he dropped that one in.used to swing at everything up on his eyes right now. >> bob: fastball up and away. and the count is even. 1-1. 1-2. >> rob: take it is off for that one. >> rob: got a very nice differential between 84 and 92. not easy if you are a hitter. >> bob: slider is halfway in between. >> rob: you got to be ready right now with this guy. >> bob: fastball away, 2-2. a hop to short. and one out away from extra innings unless anderson hernandez does something about that. he is 0-3 today and five for his last 31. that swing is not going to get it done. >> you got to cut that down and drive it back up the box and get it going with two outs right here. and contact guy coming up. >> bob: real sequence of speed here and gonzalez. morgan and harris.   . >> bob: 0-2 the count w outs here in the ninth and the little guys can't get it done. extra innings coming up. in this year, nationals are 3-8. it's on. - it's on. - oh, it's on, all right. - it's on. - it is totally on. jimmy, it'

alberto gonzalez lets it squeeze right by him. man, you can't make mistakes like that.ext batter is an old national. it was alfonso soriano. alfonso makes the error hurt even more. home run saturday night. home run sunday night. alfonso suddenly getting healthy. the cubs sweep the nationals, losing sunday afternoon 11-3. >> today was a step backwards, you know. it was just -- just a breakdown all the way around on the ball club, all of us. you've got to fight to win a ball club. losing is easy. you can lose. winning is what's hard. that's the challenge. it's hard to win. >> again, jim riggleman says they'll turn it ound tonight. >>> when we come back, honors for ohatw tentpeel hd (announcer) illness doesn't care where you live... ...or if you're already sick... ...or if you lose your job. your health insurance shouldn't either. so let's fix health care. if everyone's covered, we can make health care as affordable as possible. and the words "p-existing condition" become a thing of the past... we're america's health insurance companies. supporting bipartin reform that con

alberto gonzalez also not denying mr. panetta's story, but claiming he can't talk about it because it's classified. circumspect now after the bush justice had found out that he had handled highly classified documents. but fourth, miss cheney, and most obscenely, you kept us safe for eight years? you let 3,000 people die. your father delayed his first long-requested meeting about al qaeda, wait until september 10th. your president told the cia agent who tried to warn him about al qaeda on august 6th that he was just covering his ass, you know, lying. let's bring in msnbc political analyst, eugene robinson, also pulitzer prize winning columnist of "the washington post." eugene, good evening. >> evening, keith. >> the right wing is now saying the cia is lying when it lied because the cia never lies? >> this is like one of those logic puzzles. you know, i am lying now, but you can't be lying, you must be telling the truth. it's a ridiculous position, i think, that is being taken here by liz cheney and one supposes, by dick ch

the firings began to takshape in 2005, witthen white house uncil myers, alberto gonzalez, and kyle samson tag about replacing all 93 u.s. attorneys. when they figured out that that might have beetoo obvious, the triolleged settled upon firing eight of e prosecutors in 2006. but it was rove that actually came up with the ia. firsmys and sampson, finally gonzalezas resned. rove has not been touched, possibly, that is til now. he's expected to appear befo the commtee for a second time bere the end of the month. let's turn to the washington editor o"the nation" magazine, chrihayes. so which is is is this e start of something big,r a postscript? >> i hope it's the former, but i fear it's the latter. coteemen -- the chairman john conyers has shown an mirablfidelity to truth and accountability and think he's been pursuing this sort of quietly t zealously in a way that i hope ars some fruit. but the fact of the matter is, we're going to actually open up theks and open up the chatters in the la eight years of wt happed in this country, particularly around secrecy, around thsort of malfsae, the dep

rovealon the record the firings began to takshape in 2005, witthen white house council myers, alberto gonzalez, and ky samson talking about replacing all 93 u.sattorns. when they figureout that that mighhave been too obvious, the trio allegedly settled un firing eight of the osecutors in 2006. but was rove that actually came up with the ide first myers ansampson, finally gonzal has resigned. rove has n been touched, possibly, that is until now. he's expecteto appear before the committee for a seco time before thend of the month. let's turn to the washington editor of "theation" magazine, chs hayes. good evening. >> good evening, keith. >> so which is this? is this the start ofomething big, or a postscript? >> i hope it the fmer, but i fear it'the latter. committeemen -- the chrman john conyers has shown an admirable fility to truth and accountability and ihink he's beenursuing this sort of quietly but zealsly in a way that i hope bears someruit. but the fact othe matter is, we're going to actually open up the books and opeup the chatters in the stight years of what happened in this country, pa

alberto gonzalez. bases loaded. right field.f francoeur drops it and right in the breadbasket and he drops it. ryan zimmerman scores. austin kearns is thrown out at second. nationals take a 1-0 lead on franncoeur's case of the dropsies. in the fifth, john lannan continues to pitch very well. nationals up 2-0. slaps one past zimmerman. guzman backhands it deep in the hole. all the way to first for the out. what a play there. a great, great play. lannan going for his first complete game shutout with two outs. grounds over to second base. nationals win the game 4-0. check out jim riggleman in the dugout saying thank you very much, guys. it was about time. lannan gets a big old hug from his catcher at home plate. it is the mets and nationals at it again tonight. let's go downtown to nationals park where lindsay czarniak is standing by with the stopper. somebody you talked to a few minutes ago. he is not a man of many words but john lannan is proving he can be a legit big league pitcher. >> he really is. notice how humble john lannan

24 of the report today, on mch 10, 2004, president bush instructed m then white house counsel alberto gonzalez and chief of staff andr card to go to the george washington universy hospital topeak to ashcroft. cardalledhe hospital and spoke with an agent in ashcroft's security detail. ashcroft'sife told the agt ashcroft would n aept the call. however at 6:45 p.m. card and e president called the hospital and according to the agent's notes insisted on speakingith ashcroft. mr ashcroft ok the call and was informed gonzales and rd were comingo the hospitalo e ashcroft regardg matter invoing national security. you will recall two years ago that former deputy attorney neral finished the rest of the story in gripping sene testimony, reunng that ashcrofttill shot downthe president's entreaty in spite of ing in a weak and drugged up stat two daysat president bush was asked about his role in th bedside drama by our own kelly o'donnell. >> si did you send your then chief of staff and white house counsel to the bedside of john ashcroft while he was ill to get him to approvehat program? d do you believe tha

gonzalez ducks away from a strike. alberto one for 18.hat the nats wanted to see from him giving him some at-bats and that ball right on the corner. >> rob: right. in the strike zone. but about a week ago jim wriggleman said. >> bob: we want to see this kid play and we want to see him play a lot. so coming out of the break alberto gonzalez was hitting .333, now he is down to .304 and he is going to pop up here. two outs. and he is one for his last 19 august continue kearns will pinch hit for ron villone here. >> rob: after he pops it up he shows a little frustration. kearns hitting under .200 but, as a pinch hitter, 4 for 20, a couple of r.b.i.s. so his opinion much-hitting average is eerily similar to his overall average. .200 there. but his career pinch hitting much better. walked up on a breaking ball, 1- 1, and that will be low, 3-1. st.t. louis just put a three- spot on the board in the top of the sixth, leading 4-0 at philadelphia. metsts are in houston with santana, tonight, trailing 3-1 to the astros who suddenly have gotten hot.

that's the pitch that alberto gonzalez has to lay off.l down where he can handle it and get over the top of it just like that. on a one hopper to nyjer morgan. two more hits here in the 3rd for the mets and have four in the game and that will bring up david wright.   braves have an early run against the giants at home tonight and atlanta 6 and a half back of the phillies.   oliver perez nowhere near the speed of castillo 90 feet behind him and john lannan has fallen way behind david wright.   dangerous count here. and he jacks it to center hh in the air and morgan back and back and leaps and he's got it. nearly 400 feet away. what a great finish to a long, long run. hey mom i need some minutes. i just gave you some at the restaurant. yea i know. i threw them out. they were old so... old! they are rollover minutes. they are as good as new. ya know not everyone gets to keep their unused minutes. and these days we can't afford to

alberto gonzalez is 1-3 today. >> rob: and one of the things about deion, he is one of my favorite teammates of all time. all of the show with all of the media, but behind the closed doors he is one of the best teammates. >> bob: good to know because we don't get the see that. >> rob: and one of the happiest guys. i remember one year i tore up my shoulder. he knew i had a fishing boat so every morning about 6:00 a.m., do you want to go fishing? >> rob: sure, deion. as soon as i can open my eyes. i'm down the street. we'd go fishing. and i fished -- i fish about as well as i golf, which is not good. it was time well spent. >> bob: yes. >> rob: that's all he has ever said. he want as fishing show. fishing with deion. >> bob: gonzalez is trying to take that ball to right field. oh, flue. rocky hazing! the pink backpack to the bullpen! >> rob: he probably has gum and candy in there. that's so cool. what is that? dora the explorer? i have to figure out what it was on the back of the backpack. i had to do all of that stuff. >> bob: he's an old veteran. he has been up since the end of april. >> rob

alberto gonzalez at second base and john lannan startling the mound look for his eighth win of the yeares trying to stop a five- game slide. andy laroche is having his problems hitting .287 against left-handers with two home runs. he's only hitting .158 the last 23 games he's played in in this month. the bucs lineup not many familiar names there, is there? center field, andrew mccutchen leads off. lastings milledge in the number two hole recalled today from indianapolis. goans garrett jones in right field. ryan doumit the catcher, delwyn young at second base, pierce at first base, andy laroche at third base and ronny cedeno at shortstop and ross ohlendorf pitching. remember when they last met in washington? here was the pirates lineup. hardly anybody left. >> gone, gone, gone. >> keep those x's flying. >> gone. >> wilson's gone. >> laroche is gone. sanchez is gone. one guy remaining and that's thethird baseman andy laroche. you talk about a fire sale with this ball club. >> yeah, and they weren't getting paid that much either. you look at their payroll, they were second low nest all of

guzman at short, adam dunn and nick johnson, josh willingham in right field, josh bard will catch alberto gonzalezepending will be on the mound. mark swriker man from the washington times in the hot corner and i guess a hot topic would be the trading deadline is coming up and you've got some names that people may be interested in. >> yeah, there's actually a few names on this team given, you know, considering how bad the team has been over all this year, there are actually some attractive candidates. the names that we have heard a lot about are adam dunn and josh willingham. certainly there's some interest in them. but i think more likely some of the lesser known names, joe beimel or even willie harris could draw some interest. beimel is in the last year of his contract. the proven left-handed reliever and a lot of teams really need one of those guys come the pennant stretch. willie harris, his versatility. everything he can do for you. he is signed for next year but only making 1.5 million each year and won a world series with the approximate. there is some interest in those guys. the guys hike n

former attorney general alberto gonzalez is here to weigh in on his successor's plan. first time he has had this music. ♪ say you can handle my love ♪ are you for real ♪ i won't be hasty ♪ 4l gretchen: welcome back, everyone. while most kids are busy at the beach or lounging by the pool this summer, one 15-year-old kid is working hard to outsmart apple. he hacked into apple's iphone and helped develop software install applications not sanctioned by the computer giant. he with us from philly with his parents ken and judy. good morning to the three of you. >> hi. gretchen: you know a lot about computers. a lot of people like me need your help. apple is not too happy with you. why? >> well, did i develop software that let's you use any application you want on your iphone. apple kinds of wants to keep it very locked down i want to do additional things with it sometimes. gretchen: you found a way to break into the computer and attach applications that apple does not sanction. they say it's a copyright infringement. mom and dad, ken and judy, do you agree with your son's act