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gwen: alexis? >> it is both. the party apparatus at large wants to go slow to stall or kill legislation that they feel they can't support that has the stamp of liberal left. but those folks in the room in the coalition of the determined, those six, there are republicans who are honor-bound to try to create something out of the finance committee that can get bipartisan support and also their feeling is that's the last stop for something that might be truly bipartisan on the health care. gwen: then there are the distractions. we have -- sadly, this is only water. there were other beverages drunk in washington this week. >> amber. gwen: at least an amber glass, trying to imagine there are suds here. what really was that about other than a huge distraction from the president's agenda? and of course i'm talking about the beer summit at the white house between henry louis gates jr. and sergeant james crowley of the cambridge police, the president and vice president. >> i think it mostly was an effort to extract preside

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alexis christoforous, cbs news, wall street. >> let's check the numbers on wall street.his dow, nasdaq and s&p are up across the board. >>> maryland wants another slice of the stimulus pie. the state requested $360 million in federal funding to improve marc rail service and speed up amtrak . trns inia asked for $75 million for similar rail work. >>> sky 9 was over the scene of a crash involves a u.s. park police officer along the baltimore-washington parkway this morning. the roads are now reopened, but at 8:00 this morning the southbound lanes of the parkway were closed near route 197. a driver, struck a park park police officer who was conducting a traffic stop alongside of the road. his injuries are not life- threatening and officials are investigating what happened. >>> sky 9 was over the scene of a sinclair elementary school in manassas. police say they have arrested and charged six african- american students with vandalism. the students are accused of drawing the letters kkk along with a swastika on school property. work could begin by next month on a wal-mart supe

in new york, i'm alexis christoforous. >>> legendary rocker bruce springsteen is coming to town. he's scheduled to perform at first mariner arena. with tickets to go on sale september 25th. this will be springsteen's first baltimore show. things look a little different now, mr. springsteen. he'll also perform in washington, d.c. on december 22nd. and of course bruce was born where, sally? >> in the usa. >> but he also looks a little different. >> i think that was 1969. >>> coming up on eyewitness news at 4:00. growing problem. mothers drinking and driving. the disturbing statistics. >>> i'm ron matz at maryland's special headquarters in linthicum, where they're remembering eunice kennedy shriver. the story on eyewitness news continues. >>> and get your updated forecast. >>> wjz is always on. for the top stories on wjz.com, for ib-- instant updates, first warning weather all the time, just click away, wjz.com. >>> all right. another warm day. but you know what, bernadette? we're surviving, right? >> that's right. and it wasn't as bad. we want to show you first warning live doppler

alexis, cbs news, wall street. >>> the housing market has turned another corner. for the first time in three years, home prices are rising. a closely watched home price index rose nearly 3% from the first quarter of this year. although second quarter prices are still down almost 15% from 2008. >>> car dealers have until 8:00 tonight to submit their paperwork so they can be reimbursed under the cash for clunkers program. the original deadline was last night when the program ended. after pushing the deadline for dealers to noon today, the transportation department said the deadline would be extended even further, because of problems with its website. >>> people with million dollar dreams are laying down a buck or two or even a little more this evening. tonight's megamillions jackpot is up to $252 million. this is a look at the lottery ticket lines today in bethesda on river road. the mega millions dollar game is played in maryland and virginia as well as ten other states. >>> now to the other big lottery game. powerball. jackson is feeling like a million bucks, more

coring itthis week is charlesabington of the assocted press, dan balz of the washington pos and alexis simendinger of "national journal." >> celerang 40 ears of journalistic excelence. live from ournation's capital, this is "wahington week" with gwen ill. produced in associatio with "national journal". corporat funding fo "washington week" provided by -- >> th shape our world. create new woders and new conveniences. america's minerals. they're the sff dreams are made of. the's more information at nma.org. >> corpate funding for "washington week" is so provided by boeing. jor funding for "washington week" is rovided by the annenberg undation, the john s. and james l. knght foundation, the coporation for publ broadcasting. and b contrutions to your pbs station from ewers like you. thank you. once again, live from washington, modetor gwen ill. gwen: good evening. six months in, appears thingsn washington are mor complicatethan clear. the presdent's poll nmbers are uniformly headeddown. his health re plan is snaged in t house and senate a the succs of is conomic recovery plasubject to deba

. >> alexis thompson decided to come here this morning. >> we got here about 3:30, and we -- when we pulled up it was nowhere near the amount of people that were here. i was a little shocked. >> reporter: as the hours passed, the crowds grew larger, and support for the family stronger. >> the kennedys have been a part of your family, part of your life. >> here comes the motorcade. >> reporter: as senator kennedy's hearse peaked over a slope and began to cross memorial bridge, the crowd clapped. >> thank you! >> reporter: the family, their windows down, could obviously hear the crowds reaction. just listen. >> we love you! >> when the family passed, those in the crowd including alexis, simply smiled. >> thank you, thank you for a job well done. faithful servant. job well done. >> reporter: we came out here today, people say they want to come back tomorrow. they want to visit his final resting place. live at arlington national cemetery, i am lindsay mathis, 9 news now and wusa9.com. >>> thank you lindsay for that report. >>> senator edward, ted kennedy's legislative staff was considere

martin dean marnek and alexis dewann fund manager at global cap xa. alexis, i want to start with you. it seems as though these are the unsyncopal markets. everyone has been saying there is a lot of money on the sidelines. it seems every time we have a dip, folks come back in and put a floor on the market. is this sustainable? >> i think you're right. there's tons of money out there, especially in the money market funds. bur yeah, almost when you look at the big systemic risk, it's off the table currently. you look at indicators and ted spreads are trading at the same levels they used to at the beginning of the credit crisis. so this is encouraging. the problem is on the economy and is it sustainable. it's interesting to see that most of the of the revenues from the company were slightly below expectation, although most of them beat on the earnings line. through a lot of cost cutling and a lot of layoffs. that may not be good for unemployment going forward. we believe it's a very difficult environment that many companies are going to face. finally, whe

alexis, it's great to sigh.coming up, an outpouring of reaction throughout the country on the passing of senator kennedy. we will share their thoughts and mine when we come back. .  he ran off with his secretary! she's 23 years old! - oh, come on. - enough! you get half and you get half. ( chirp ) team three, boathouse? ( chirp ) oh yeah-- his and hers. - ( crowd gasping ) - ( chirp ) van gogh? ( chirp ) even steven. - ( chirp ) mansion. - ( chirp ) good to go. ( grunts ) timber! ( chirp ) boss? what do we do with the shih-tzu? - ( crowd gasps ) - ( chirp ) joint custody. - phew! - announcer: get work done now. communicate in less than a second with nextel direct connect. only on the now network. deaf, hard of hearing and people with speech disabilities access www.sprintrelay.com. . laura: finally tonight, a special edition of the mail. best emails we received last night. an emotional reaction to senator kennedy's passing. richard doyle, clayton, missouri. thank you for condemning the cockroaching who have wri

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in new york, i'm alexis christoforous. >>> in today's consumer watch report, volkswagens are recalling more than 13,000 vehicles due to problems with the transmission. the company says certain models of their 2009 jetta, jetta sport wagon, gti and eos have faulty temperature transmission on their vehicles, which could lead to a warning light on the dashboard. so far, no accidents or injuries have been reported. for more information, visit wjz.com and click on the recalls page. >>> and coming up on eyewitness news at 4:00. bassinet safety. government officials warn about the safety of a popular bassinet. >>> this is 9-year-old sophia latrenton. she is helping to save the horses down here. her story when eyewitness news continues. >>> a string of warm, humid weather continues. get your updated first warning forecast. >>> for the top stories on beej.com, for -- wjz.com. for instant updates all the time, click wjz.com. >>> all right. another hot day, tim. >> and a few, really widely scattered showers around. take a look at live doppler radar. really to the north of the metro area. and off

in new york, i'm alexis christoforous. >>> the u.s. honoring abraham lincoln's 200th birthday with the brand-new penny. on the front is the image. on the back, lincoln is showing a speech at the old state capitol in illinois. it's the third of four pennies, marking his 200th birthday. >>> coming up on eyewitness news at 4:00 today. bittersweet homecoming. the remains of a pilot shot down on the first night of the gulf war, are headed to florida. >>> it's being stopped right now. they're calling it the biggest video game release perhaps ever. madden 10. we're going to be there. i'm mike schuh, wjz eyewitness news. tune in for the story next. >>> it's sunny out here. but there's a flash flood watch for some eastern shore counties. get your first warning updated forecast. >>> wjz is always on. for the top stories on wjz.com. for instant updates anddates and >>> well, depends on, is the cup half full or what? >> yeah. you know, we have a lost clouds out there. a lot of moisture. a lot of humidity. and we have a watch in effect. a flash flo

. >>> let's go to new york where alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update. >>> if you have stayed at a radisson hotel recently, check your credit card statements carefully. someone broke into the company's computer system between last november and may, possibly getting access to customers' credit card numbers. the company runs more than 400 hotels around the world. it's advised to watch out for purchases. >>> and largest maker of farm equipment, deer and company reports that they dropped. it is predicting its worst decline in 50 years. >>> in the battle over swiss bank accounts, ubs agreed to give the irs details on thousands of american residents. the irs has been trying to get that information for years. >>> and if you're job hunting, think twice about what you put on your facebook page. employers now use networking sites. one out of three say they decided not to hire someone because of what they found out online. >>> and marking an anniversary. it was exactly five years ago that google started trading at $100 a share. today, that same stock silents for over $440. in

let's go right to new york, with alexis christoforous's money watch update. >> reporter: when is a drop in profits good news? when it's not as bad as expected. both wall street and -- wal- mart and home depot lost, but not as much as expected. >>> construction of single family homes rose for the fifth straight month in july. despite a trop in apartment construction, -- drop in the apartment construction, confidence level is higher than it has been in a year. >>> general motors plans to ramp up production with the cash 4 clunkers program. the auto dealer is increasing hours at a handful of factories to keep up with demand. >>> and slashing fares to fill seats during the slow fall and winter seasons. the airline will sell one-way tickets from as low as $59. for more business headlines, log onto cbs money watch.com. in new york, i'm alexis christoforous. >>> tourists are flocking to a seaside town in israel, following media reports of a mermaid sighting. israeli officials have offered a million-dollar prize for evidence. half woman, half fish. the mermaid is said to have appeared at sunset

. >>> let's go to new york where alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money update. >> reporter: the unemployment line is getting shorter. first-time filings fell to 550,000 last week. while that number is still high, experts point to a stabilizing in the labor market. tomorrow we expect to hear the unemployment rate inched up to 9.7%. >>> a new report finds nearly half the nation's mortgage borrowers will soon be underwater owing more on the mortgages than the homes are worth. the report estimates 25 million borrowers will plunge underwater before home prices are expected to stabilize in the beginning of 2011. it is cheaper to finance a home this week. according to freddie mac, the average rate on a 30-year mortgage slipped to 5.22%. one year ago, the rate was 6.52%. >>> the nation's retailers continue to suffer. consumers worried about their jobs simply aren't spending. that made for disappointing july sales. experts say this doesn't bode well for the crucial back to school shopping season. >>> and in another sign of the times, proctor and gamble is rolling out a cheaper detergent.

we will check in with dana par reno alexis glick and dan fuhrman will waive in on the officer >> two-days and two lawyers to find out what it means. >> it's two complex for lawmakers to bother with but good enough to take care of life and death decisions. that's comforting. more "hannity in 90 seconds. >> there were high hopes today among democrats that a deal could be reached on healthcare but it now appears the house adjourned on friday without voting on the bill. which is good. price tag of the looming reformal lexic glick from the fox business network and former white house press secretary dana perino. first of all it's the democrats their own ranks fighting amongst themselves which is a good thing. >> they control every bit of washington and they have no one to blame but themselves. >> why am i convinced that pelosi, reed and the president have not given hup up. >> they haven't. >> and they are basically going to compromise. they are trying to rewrite this bill. right now they have come up with the idea of a quo op not a government option. >> no matter what i don't think they will ge

where alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update. >>> the sour job market has americans feeling less confident about their finances and the overall economy. that means they're less likely to spend, which could derail any economic recovery. investors chose to ignore signs of a rebound, including mild reading on inflation, and news that factory production has started to pick up. much of that production is because of the federal cash 4 clunkers program which is driving new demand for cars. consumers can use it now to buy a new car. it's not yet in the show room. if the car you want isn't there, the dealership can order it for you. >>> the new 787 dream liner is turning into a nightmare for boeing. the aircraft maker said it stopped work more than a month ago, on two sections of the jet. after flaws were found on 23 airplanes. the dream liner was almost two years behind its may 2008 target before this latest delay. >>> turns out video games aren't recession proof. sales tumbled 26% in july. there haven't been new titles to draw shoppers who are still battling a tough economy

alexis chris christoforous reports. >> reporter: a smoldering pile of wreckage is all that is left from a small plane that crashed in a parking lot near new jersey teterboro airport. pilot and passenger managed to get out. >> i saw the wreckage. they said we were in the plane. i was taken back. how did you walk away from this? >> reporter: the men are severely burned, one over 30% of his body. both are conscious and talking. >> i tried to get a story from them. but they were both in shock. >> reporter: the twin engine aircraft was carrying medical spies minutes for quest dieing nottist ks the pilot was planning to land in the middle of the night when something drastically went wrong. a small plane took off earlier this month and minutes later crashd with a helicopter over the hudson river killing nine people, federal government rrs are on the scene of the crash -- investigators are on the scene trying to figure what happened. >> the guy from laurel was listed in serious condition and his co-pilot from pennsylvania is in critical condition the prisoner who escaped from custody in howard

. >>> alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update. >>> there are fresh signs the housing market is on the mend. new home sales jumped 9.6% in july. it's the fourth straight monthly increase. home prices were still down 11 1/2% from a year ago. those low prices, coupled with low mortgage rates are bringing in the buyers, especially first- time home buyers, who were taking advantage of an $8,000 federal tax credit. >>> the nation's factories are also busier. durable goods posted their first increase in two years. orders for big-ticket items like cars and airplanes surged nearly 5% last month. mainly because of the government's cash 4 clunkers program, which got drivers to trade in their older vehicles for new ones. >>> cash 4 clunkers may be history. get ready to apply for cash 4 appliances. they will make this available to the state. so consumers can trade in their old, energy-hogging appliances for more efficient ones. consumers will get rebates of up to $200 for appliances that carry the energy-star label. log onto cbs money watch.com. in new york, i'm alexis christoforo

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. >> let's bring in martha stewart's daughter, alexis stewart and jennifer koppelman.ood to see you guys. we're having a lot of fun together just when we were talking on the phone. >> let me tell you proud i was when i made a fortune cookie. >> how long did it take you? >> not long. >> you had like 14 tries until you got the perfect -- >> three tries. that is so untrue. >> do you guys disagree like this -- >> when you guys are on the show, you talk about some pretty interesting stuff. >> like what? >> like sexless marriage. >> yes, we have talked about that. >> what's the deal with that? >> one of our listeners called into our radio show and said that she was in a sexless marriage and she wasn't happy. >> it was great for her. >> no. the first caller wasn't happy about it, but was saying how she didn't know how to get out of being in the sexless marriage. she wanted the sex with her husband. subsequently, we got in a second call where someone said, i'm in a sexless marriage and i love it. and we said -- >> who said that? >> -- how can that be? >> some female. and she s

>> reporter: alexis bled sell plays a college overachiever who learns the path to happiness ma i not be the one she expected in "post-grad." she's forced to move back home with her family, but it's there that her mind's opened to new possibilities. "post-grad" is rated pg-13. >> all that changed when i found the rock. you make a wish and then it comes true. >> reporter: a freak storm dumps a mysterious wish-granting rock into a small town in the comedy "shorts." the rock bounces from kid to kid, fromarent to parent and unleashes all sorts of mayhem and makes an already strange little town even more so. john cryer are among the grown-ups in this one. that's the box office preview. mark barger, nbc news. >> well, at least there's always popcorn. for more movie news and reviews, visit nbcwashington.com and click on the entertainment tab. >> stay with us, everyone. "news 4 today" continues now at 5:00 a.m.

alexi casilla deked felix pie. he was convinced that ball was coming there.ch and almost ran into an out. >> buck: watch. this he has his head down. doesn't know where the ball is and he's looking at the infielder because now he's not sure. then, he almost goes back to first and reimold was standing there. hit and run like, that take peek to see where the ball is. he never looked at the batter and almost ran into an out. >> jim: instead of being on third where he might be able to score on a fly ball, he's at second. he fell for the deke of casilla and it nearly cost him an out. here is markakis. there's a strike. >> buck: yeah, that's a tough baserunning mistake because you have the opportunity to be first and third with nick markakis hitting with one out. certainly puts a will the more pressure on a humber the pitcher when markakis can can put in a run with a sac fly. >> jim: 2-6 for the birds with runners in scoring position. minnesota 1-5. that's high and away. 1-1. those are the things that don't show up in box scores that you don't know if it has an effe

he goes seven strong innings, strikes out 5, gets alexy in the third. top 4, felix peay, who had a miserable night last night, cranks one to dead center field. a solo shot, peay's fifth of the year. 3-0 birds. top 4, ryan roberts with the grounder. check out cassia. in one motion, twisted for the force at second that is sweet. top 6. peay can on 1st. chad moeller a few outs. the double to the wall in left. peay is fast, all the way from first. the o's win 5-1. they're home tomorrow, the start of a four- game series in cleveland. >>> kelly gregg will likely be held out of the ravens final two preseason games after hurting his shoulder monday night. mark clayton returned to practice today. the ravens are back practicing in owings mills at the training camp in westminster. most of the starting positions are already sewn up. but as always, there are spots available at the end of the roster. the next two weeks will take care of all that. >> we have a lot of battles going on. as you guys call them, bubble guy, guys that could make it. the thing i think is rea

but the wheels came off in the 6th after a lead-off triple by alexis.d pitch ties the game at 1. tillman pulled after loading the bases. jason against hendrickson. a fly ball to left gives the twins a 2-1 lead. bottom 9, walked 2 straight. matt wieters goes down swinging. twins win 2-1 that i play again tomorrow night at 8. >>> and finally, over the weekend, a pretty touching time as nick adenhart was honored in maryland. they named a little league field after him. pretty school stuff there. so nick adenhart was killed tragically a few months back by a drunk driver. they named the little league complex after him. a nice touch there. >> that is. >> friends and family. >>> i was thinking for the o's, the honeymoon has been over for a listening time. but for you, my friend, i hope it continues. for years to come. >> i got the ring. i will say the honeymoon, the wedding, what a great three weeks of my life. >> as it should be. >> i'm a happily married man now. i'm going to hold on to that as long as i can. >> congratulations, mr. pringle. >> are we running

. >>> alexis christoforous reports. unveiled new details about the chevrolet volt, including the expected price. >>> you couldn't miss the headlines. gm's long-awaited electric car promises 230 miles per gallon in city driving. >> having a car that gets triple digi -- digit economy, we believe will be good for us. >>> the plug-in battery lasts up to 40 miles. on a highway, that gets used up quickly. and a gasoline engine takes over. >> you can charge the volt at night. which means a full fort-minute charge of the volt will cost about 40 cents. >>> people may find the $40,000 price tag too steep, which is why the industry doesn't think the new car will save gm, but at least polish its image. >> it is a big step, as far as pride, showing, look, we stepped ahead of toyota. or we've stepped ahead of honda. >> reporter: gm has already stepped it up for month lingsz. the challenge was a car that running on kilowatt hours. >>> office the equivalent of getting this. >> it will be four times the fuel champion, the toyota prius.

let's go to new york now, where alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update. >>> stocks finish down after a four-week runoff. the federal reserve kicks off a two-day meeting on interest rates tomorrow. investors are anxious to hear what the feds have to say about the economy. and whether policy makers will hint as to a rate hike in the future. mcdonald's, continues to hint at a recession. saying sales have climbed. they have benefited from budget- conscious consumers and its new coffee drink. >>> gmc is slowly getting back into the leasing business. it will start offering in 45 states. gmac says with financial restructuring, it has made leasing a viable refinancing option again. gm and ebay are launching a new program tomorrow that will let consumers haggle over the price of a car or truck online. nearly all of the dealers will take part. it could go national if the trial program is a success. >>> drivers aren't getting a break at the gas pump. prices are up to $2.64 a gallon nationwide. that's still better than this time last year, when gas was pushing $4 a gallon. >> f

>> alexi plays a college over-achiever who learns the path for happiness may not be the one she expected. after she misses out on her dream job, she's forced to move home with her quirky family. it is there her mind is open to new possibilities. "post-grad" is rated pg-13. >> the wishing rock. you make a wish, and it comes true. >> a freak storm dumps a mysterious wish-granding rock in a town. it unleashes all sorts of mayhem and makes a strange little town even more so. "short" is rated pg. that's the "box office preview," nbc news. >> i want to see michael keaton. i haven't seen him for a while. >> it is going to be a great day to go see a movie. or stay inside and have a big cookout, lisa. >> candace is having a cookout, too. >> scattered thunderstorms today 85 degrees. a few lingering storms again. tomorrow 86. then the sunshine will come back. it's on a monday. >> all right >> kind of a waste on a monday. >> away with us. -- away with you. "the today" show is next. >> we'll have a live update in 25 minutes. >> after all these years, the simple pleasure of a well thrown fast ball or

>> i wish this were -- this is alexis bledel.lays a girl, an overall-achiever who graduates from college and can't find a job, which is unlikely, to be honest with you, ask then she has to move back in with her whacky family. this is a film that strains to shall cute. they want you to fall in love with this family, and it is so sort of self-consciously whacky, that i think it is trying to do the "juno" thing. you find it irritating basically and you don't believe for hi -- for a moment this girl couldn't find a job out of college. it is not ingratiating. more irritating than ingratiating. one 1/2 stars. >> thank you for your advice. we'll be back with a -- after a it's a revolution in pain relief. (announcer) new icy hot medicated roll. for wherever you hurt. icy to dull pain, hot to relax it away. the new icy hot medicated roll. with the roll, pain's under control. >> maryland's first lady judge katie o'malley will join us at 9:00 a.m. for our "sunday q & a." if you have a question for judge o'malley send it to sundayquestions@w

alexis christoforous reports for wjz with important information to protect yourself. >> reporter: raymond miller found out the hard way about credit card fraud. >> there were three charges made on amazon.com to my account. dvd purchase on amazon.uk that i did not purchase. >> reporter: it's a form of identity theft, which has become so extreme, thieves open a new line of credit under a person's name. by the time the victim realizes, the damage can be devastating. >> it is a terrible pain in the neck to repair and restore everything and i don't want to sugar coat that. >> reporter: under federal law, every consumer has a right to a free copy of their con -- their credit report every year, that site is from annual credit report.com. >> reporter: if you're worried about scams, ask one of the credit bureaus to put a fraud alert in your files, it tells vendors to verify your id, before sending any credit in your name. >> reporter: and take extra time checking your credit card statements. report fraudulent charges and you won't be held responsible. with debit cards, it can be a lot more complic

alexis christoforous reports for wjz, that a tough road could be ahead for car dealerships, now that the big government rebate is gone. >> no, it's taller than a regular minivan. >> reporter: tony defiglia is the owner of a brand-new cargo van for his business. he took advantage of the $4500 rebate for his old, gas- guzzling suv. >> the fact that we were getting a nice rebate is really what made the deal. >> reporter: but tony found a tough time finding a dealer that would cash in his clunker. although monday was the last day for the program, many dealerships stopped offering money back over the weekend, including the country's largest auto dealer, auto nation. the reason? a swarm of business left many dealers without cars. >> we had to turn a lot of people away. because the inventory is just not there for us anymore. >> reporter: the clunker program may have catapulted car sales. but many dealers still haven't seen their money. this dealership has filed more than $en00,000 -- $700,000 in rebates. it's only been paid $80,000. sales manager fred chacon says it takes over an hour just

roberts has the relay throw, there's a lead off triple for alexy casilla.ell, he hit to the perfect part of the ballpark if you have speed, and he's on third base. >> buck: well, he jumped on that fastball. last time he hit a curveball for a single. this time he drill this fastball, once it gets on the artificial turf, scoots by pie, and he's off and running. he has tremendous speed. he knows he has a triple for sure. he looks for help from the third base coach and slides in with that lead off triple. his first of the season. here is span, fouls it off. it's a real difficult situation, you want to play the infield back here with nobody out.      . >> buck: he  keep the at bat alive.     >> jim: throw to first i in time. machine member has a club has 34 sacrifice bunts on the year. that is third most in the league. so ron garden hire will play for a run here and there. runner goes, and hit-and-run, he fouled it off. >> buck: yeah, just have the upper hand when you have good speed at first t

alexi casilla doubled in one. orlando cabrera walked with the bases loaded and joe mauer hit into the double play, a ground ball. when you look at felix pie, this is a strange game for -- game for felix pie. he looked very good in the outfield. at times on the base pats, he -- pads, he looked like he was lost. >> he steals a base and doesn't look back at the third base coach. we'll see it right here. watch the shot first. we'll start off with the good part of the night here. look at the great diving catch in center field. he saves the orioles a couple of runs right here by making a fantastic catch. on this, you'll watch him now. the base hit to right field by reimold, he didn't look up to find out where the ball was. he doesn't know where to run. back and forth. he should be on the third base with an opportunity to score are but he isn't and later on he doesn't end up scoring. a pop-up in the infield. again, piep comes -- felix pie comes on takes control and catches a ball in center field. it's a pretty good play

alexis glick is here prodigy is the vice president of fox business news. this is not good. >> this is not good at all. this is a report put out by bike on wall street. they're saying that at the end of the first quarter, about 14 million homes, or about a quarter of all home mortgages were under water. therefore, they owe more than the value of the home. the projections are, that could be 50% by the first quarter, to dawson 11. the big issue is that it is not subprime borrowers. those are people who buy conforming mortgages that are back stopped by fannie mae or freddie mac. it depends how much they could be worth. it means that we are far from over in terms of how this will impact. it affects consumer spending, psychology, just about everything. martha: is there a sense that the dynamic will change and maybe some of these banks will have to make a new deal with some of these buyers? if that is the case, what does it mean for the banks? >> the administration is working to modify mortgages. they have not really done a good job, to put it lightly. the good n

alexis glick, the vice-president of fox business news, is with us now. the numbers are kind of astounding. 57% believe that this is not helping or is making it worse. >> it is interesting. in some ways it is a surprise, and other ways it is not. the money is not being funnelled out appropriately. you look at the $787 billion. one-third of it is tax cuts that were put back into people's paychecks, but the spending portion of it is not making its way to the economy, and not nearly as quickly as people with black to see. trace: i do not want people to think that we are using fast and loose numbers. now you need to add the rest. that is where we have 57% who say it will make things worse or have no affect at all. this was all about jobs, and they have not materialized. >> they will say in the white house this helped stymie something that could have been worse, but we have lost 2 million jobs since stimulus went into effect. the issue is confidence. we have weaker than expected confidence. it is because people are concerned about jobs. unemployment in the cou

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welcome to mexico city along with alexi lalas. we'll talk about that and john cutcliffe of espn deportes, bob lee. we went in there a few hours ago. i couldn't believe it. you stand there. it literally takes your breath away. you've played here before those fans at this altitude in that stadium. what's it like? >> it's thrilling. you've got the altitude. you've got the heat. you've got the smog. then you're playing against a very, very good mexican team in front of over 100,000 people. it's kind of like mad max beyond thunder dome. if you remember the scene where they come in and i expect to see tina turner in there with her thumbs-up and thumbs-down. it's a coliseum. it's unlike anything i've ever seen or unlike anything i've ever played in. >> there's so much pressure because of the standings where mexico sits, fourth, no guarantee they're going to south africa. it will be without rafael marquez on the back line. >> it will affect not having marquez. carlos martinez who plays on the left side will have to play center. he's the l

twins' alexi castilla with the amazing glove work, diving stop. flips it to second. see it again.les win. gretchen: amazing. i love how you did two minutes of those stories. thank you. dave: what say you, gretchen? brett favre, tarvaris jackson? gretchen: i know. i think the fans are excited. but as we know, inside the locker room means everything so if the team is not in favor of it, it could be trouble. dave: what happens if you skip camp and you're a diva like brett favre. gretchen: that's right. so much has been made this week about the c.i.a., and now this latest investigation into some of those interrogators and whether or not they will face criminal charges in the way that they decided to fight the war on terror. brian ross, one of the best investigative journalists on the planet, works at abc, got some inside information about leon panetta who runs the c.i.a. right now and whether or not because of this now investigation by eric holder panetta threatened to quit. brian: he joined bill o'reilly last night to talk about that exclusive story. here's some of it. >> we were tol

i don't want to lose sight of the fact that where there is individual improvement at the alexis roundjobs, this drives down the cost of candidate acquisition and employment costs for employers. when we look at small, medium-sized business, the way they can hire a lower-cost, this is the icing on the cake. next slide, please. the first thing around this, exploring and navigating, focus on three tool that exist on my site that are free to job-seekers, that are built around this tremendous da that we have as an organization, eighty million resumes in our database, each of those resumes represent a career path of an individual. when you throw those things together it is quite compelling to figure out, these are real career paths of real people. how do we leverage that? we have tools that are available today that allow person to map their own career. where am i today? where do i want to be, how do i get here, how to lie get there? if you go to the next slide, this is looking through the real resumes of real people. a lot of this, there are 2600 occupational profile retract at monster. i co

it's personal to alexis. she started yesterday to run elementary and secondry, was an ell student who was told she couldn't go to college and ends up getting a phd from ucla. kevin as a child was bullied, overcame situations at home and went on to be successful. you have people who have lived this, have been on the receiving end and have this is very, very personal. i look forward to their leadership to help us look at a comprehensive approach to make sure we get every child not even in school but to and from school. we have to make sure our schools are safe. we can't be satisfied. we have a lot of hard work to do but i promise you we're trying to build a team of folks where this is not just a job, this is an absolute passion. and those people, i don't think we couldn't have gotten more lucky. >> thank you. >> over here. >> good morning, mr. secretary. i am from new mexico. i have two children, a parent of two children with difficulties that have graduated from college. one is actually gon on to become a teac

you guys probably know alexis was done and extraordinaire job leading this effort.pplause] >> she is a real star. i am lucky to have her come in. we have brought in a man named kevin jennings who you might know. i try to bring in people with this work is personal. it is personal for a lexus. i am bringing him as she started yesterday to run our elementary and secondary was in the ll student who was told she could go to college and into getting a phd from ucla. kevin jennings as you was going up was bullied. and overcame some really horrific situations and went on to be strong and successful. so i don't have all of the easy answer to. i would tell you, you have people that lived this, who'd been on the receiving end, and where this is very, very personal. i look forward to kevin's leadership and dumb as their ship and a lexus leadership to help us think about it, it's an approach to make sure that every child not just in school but to and from school. we have to make sure our schools are safer to and from school are sick it we can't be satisfied yet. we have a lot of