they add a couple more and off a leadoff walk, barton will score.uising although he pitched out of trouble on occasion. a terrific day with only one walk and eight strikeouts. >> gary: we go to the 7th inning and top of the order for the orioles -- jones 1 for 3, runs scored. picked up a single. edwar ramirez on for brett anderson, the young lefty. ramirez retired side in order in the last half inning. jones -- big cut on that one. >> jim p: i think that's what you want to see. you don't want adam, as you did earlier in the series, switching early in the count. controlled aggression, i think, is how hitting instructors will talk. until you get the two strikes. you won't make out. just don't do it halfheartedly and put on a good swing. >> gary: 1-1 delivery to the gap. nobody will get that and jones is on. adam continues to be the hitter who likes daylight. his day average continues to climb with a 2 for 4 in this one. eric patterson -- rosales to short. he had been playing at second base, roe sell las and now at second base is eric patterson. patter

first of all, representative barton, were you surprised by this decision? >> guest: no, i was not surprised. i'm very pleased by it, but i think the court did exactly what the law says in that the fcc does not have the authority under current law to regulate the internet. >> host: so does that move the issue of net neutrality back to congress? >> guest: well, if it needs to be moved. i would, i would hope that chairman waxman and subcommittee chairman boucher and former subcommittee chairman markey in the house would, you know, let a sleeping dog lie and not, not go forward. the court ruling was 3-0. experts in the law more knowledgeable than i have indicated that they don't believe it can be overturned on appeal to the supreme court, and i am absolutely certain that if they do try to do something legislatively, there'll be a lot of conservatives like myself that would fight a legal change in the law. >> host: well, two questions. number one, your colleague, representative ed markey, has already said that the, the appeals panel should not be the last word w

they're check on barton ma to make sure he is all right at first base.h, talking to him. the first time matusz hit a batter. sweeney a strikeout victim his first time up. and the pitch will be taken inside to him. sweeney now, four hits, 11 at bats, and five rbis. 1-0 pitch on the way. and taken down low by sweeney. that will send wieters out to settle matusz down after hitting the batter. falls behind 2-0 and that he hasn't been doing in the ball game. taking a look, there's the -- that was a tattoo. that wasn't a ball mark. i don't think he put a tattoo on when he hit him with that. >> jim p: well, he stole three bases in about 225 games. yet they still hold him on. not going anywhere. >> gary: especially down 4-0. sweepny with the 12-game hitting streak. here's the delivery on the way and that's right there. he was trying to workout a 3-0 count with the arms up. the count goes to two balls and one strike. matusz 6-2 in his young career. here's the 2-1 delivery on the way, just off the end of the bat. 2-2. ♪ >> jim p: yeah, that lead really changes thi

an 0-1 delivery, doesn't get the call, 1 ball, 1 strike. >> mike: daric barton -- >> gary: daric bartontches, make you work. he has picked up all those walks been on base in all of the ball games this season for oakland a's. again he is running the attention for kevin millwood. >> mike: and they will need a patient hitters when you have the speed burner running at first. they have to give them a chance because they can't handle the waiting. it becomes a problem and not all hitters can handle it. they must have been hitting for mark hendrickson, you can turn into a fan watching the game. >> gary: kevin millwood will miss with that and a 2 ball strike on daric barton. he has gone 4-12 during the streak. rajai davis leaning, long hold there goes the runner diving back in, had a couple of steps and decided not go >> mike: it was is smart move. he took three or four steps and scam perfected back to -- and scurried back to first. >> gary: he has that stopwatch has got the delivery timed to the plate. 3-2 runner not going again, rajai davis decided to go back to the bag again and kevin millwoo

barton, mr. stearns, other members of the subcommittee who at our hearing and markup sessions in the subcommittee contributed richly to our dialogue and to structuring the legislation that we have before us this morning. it is a bipartisan measure. all of the committee members have been involved in this constructive exercise and i want to thank them for their participation. mr. speaker, i urge approval of the bill and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia reserves his time of the the gentleman from florida. mr. stearns: i request such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. stearns: mr. speaker, i also rise in support of h.r. 3125, the radio spectrum inventory act. as the gentleman from virginia mentioned, it's a very important bill and i urge its passage. this bill offers an opportunity to evaluate all of the frequency bands between 225 megahertz and 10 gigahertz and simply to determine who uses these frequ

joe barton is paid by the energy industry. guest: first of all, with all due respect, what i said it is not untrue. there are thousands of scientists who agree with me. there is mounting evidence, the biggest alarmists in the global warming debate have been misrepresenting their datasets. they have never released, to my knowledge, that after will model itself so that it can be independently verified -- actual model itself so that it can be independently verified. i do not have any problem continuing to investigate, trying to independently verify. certainly, i want to do things that makes sense in a cost- benefit way, in terms of improving the energy economy. i just do not want to bet the future of the american worker on a theory that has yet to be proven. in terms of being a flak for the oil industry, i come from texas, on am proud of that, but i have a reputation in washington for being fair, open minded, even- handed. i just want an economy based on transparency and free-market principles where everyone in america has the op

representative barton, were you surprised by this decision? >> no, i was not surprised. i am very pleased by it. i think the court did exactly what the law says. the sec does not have the authority under current law to regulate the internet. >> does that move the issue of net neutrality back to congress? >> if it needs to be moved, i would hope that chairman waxman and the subcommittee chairman and the house would let a sleeping dog lie and not go forward. the court ruling was 3-0. experts in the law, more knowledgeable than i, have indicated that they do not believe it can be overturned on appeal to the supreme court. i am absolutely certain that if they do try to do something legislatively, there will be a lot of conservatives like myself that would

barton went to the airport looking for families they could help. the bartons opened their home to the kerrs from scotland, total strangers. >> we just thought that's the right thing to do and let's do it. >> i'm so grateful to them that we had this opportunity, because we would still probably be stuck. >> reporter: so many americans are still stranded overseas. with that part of the story, my colleague miguel marquez. >> despite the good news that planes will start getting out of here, there are thousands of passengers trapped all over the world. they won't get home for days and we talked to some of them. stuck in paris. mike and molly romano from omaha, nebraska, spent a romantic week in the south of france for their ten-year wedding anniversary. >> this morning we said, we need to be a little more aggressive. to see if we can get back in the states. >> reporter: now they really want to get home, for three little reasons. their kids. >> josephine is the oldest. rory is 4, he's the boy, and alice 2. >> reporter: just hearing the names gets you upse

barton. he slices it to short. watch. nice catch by caesar. and lays out for a great catch. full extension two outs in the inning. next batter is sweeney. millwood gets him chaseing end the frame. 2 k's in the first inning by millwood. but bottom of the second. millwood is in trouble w runners on the corners and no outs. fox lifts a 3-2 pitch. and deep enough to score. a's take the lead and that's all they got in the inning. right now it is 4-0. a's in the 5th. >> before the game, orioles added to their injury list. outfielder felix peia placed on 15 day disabled list. orioles are calling the injury an upper back muscle strain. he missed a few games already due to a strained left shoulder. he has been one of the few bright spots so far. hitting 400 in eight games. montanez was called up before the game to take his spot on the roster. >> and in less than a week the ravens welcome new rookies to the team. nfl draft begins next thursday. in prime time w round one. general manager ozzie newsome is known around the league as one of the pro pickers. when it comes to the draft. the

the bartons opened their home to this family from scotland, total strangers. >> we thought that's the right thing to do. and let's do it. >> i'm so grateful to them i had this opportunity because we would still probably be stuck in a hotel room. >> reporter: but thousands of other passengers are stuck here, sleeping in the airport. sharyn alfonsi, abc news, new york. >>> so much unhappiness caused by mother nature, which shows signs of intensifying this morning. coming up in this half hour, our reporter takes a trip to the top of the volcano. >>> turning, now, to the next major item of president obama's agenda, fixing the way wall street does business. the bill is movering in the senate. and as t.j. winick reports, the president is about to take his support for it on the road. >> reporter: president obama will head to wall street thursday, to argue for his plan to overhaul the financial industry. >> we don't mark the second anniversary of our financial collapse by having in place the same rules that led to that collapse. >> reporter: as treasury secretary timothy geithner huddled with

. >> joe barton is the ranking member of the energy and commerce committee and house of representatives. thank you joining us. >> my pleasure. >> we talked with the general counsel for the group and he argued in front of the three judge panel. >> when you are arguing for free press in front of the three judge panel, what was your strategy? >> they had already argued and it was clear by that point we were going to lose. the question was, how broad or narrow with the ruling be? the treasury -- the strategy was just to encourage the judge to have very clear guidance to the public and the fcc, which is exactly what the court did. >> when you said you knew you were going to lose, could you give some brief indications of how you got that vibe customer >> at that point, comcast had argued and gotten a few softballs. it was incredibly aggressive. when i knew we were going to be in the d.c. circuit, i had a pretty good idea we were going to lose. the last question that was asked was, if you are going to lose, how do you want us to rule against you? when the court asked you how you want to lose,

number 2 hitter, daric barton, went 8-24 against lefties last year including the home run.was from will ohman. of course he likes to be known as the o man. 1, 2 delivery, a little rolledder to second, ty wiggington, two down and ryan sweeney coming up. last time up, now with 11 game hit strike, also has an rbi which came with a ground ball out. he has 268 last year, 2 down bases empty and he will miss that one,ing brad ziegler still in the ballgame for the as. i assume he is in the ball game with a 2-0 count. left hander misses outside and the count goes to 3-0 on ryan sweeney, clean up batter for the oakland a's, oakland a's 7- 4, the baltimore orioles 1-9, 6 behind in the east. 3 ball 1 strike count. toronto lost to the angels five won over texas, still waiting in the bottom of the 9th inning, arraign delay that has been at least an hour now. >> mike: i hope we have been able to play, there is the 3-2 delivery. >> gary: foul ball on dallas braden. fly to boston in a 3 game set bust os return home. ryan sweeney takes it to left field, scott is there and he puts it away. go

. >> after getting to know their guests, the bartons trusted the family so much, they gave them a keythe house and offered up the use of their pickup as well. >>> one person is dead and several others injured following an accident in the district. this happened in the 3600 block of alabama avenue in southeast. the driver of a toyota was killed after being struck by a speeding van. a child who was riding in the toyota is now said to be in critical condition. witnesses describe the van as traveling dangerously fast. >> i was coming down and the traffic was slowing up right here. and you looked in my rearview mirror and this van was coming in. it seem like to me it was doing about 100 miles per hour. he pulled on the side of the incoming traffic and he hit the car right there and that was pretty much everything. >> the driver of the van was rescued after the collision sparked a small fire. no word on whether charges will be filed. >>> still not a lot of details in the murder of a d.c. school principal and that has left friends and family members and neighbors of brian betts all worried.

barton served in the house of delegates and recognizes. >> i think this is probably the first time in recent years where there has been a real choice in the democratic primary. >> reporter: and bartenfelder will be announcing his candidate officially in towson next week. reporting from fullerton, i'm pat warren. back to you on television hill. >> thank you, pat. republican ken holder is the only gop candidate to announce his candidacy so far. >>> police say michael may and another man forced themselves into a home. police have not identified the other suspect. >>> a murder suspect avoids the death penalty by admitting his role in the killing of a north carolina college student. denise is in the newsroom to explain the plea deal. >> reporter: 3-year-old mario atwater pled guilt to kidnapping and several exchanges in court. in exchange, he will get life behind bars. atwater and another man, lawrence lovett, are accused in the murder of eve carson. she was found dead with several gunshot wounds in march of 2008. atwater still faces state murder charges. the district attorney says the fed

joe barton, the republican of texas says the spending has to stop now. >>> welcome to the "glenn beck program." i'm judge andrew napolitano in for glenn beck. we have a lot to do today. as we do it, remember this. they are the words of thomas jefferson. when the people fear the government, there is tyranny. when the government fears the people, there is liberty. you know what is coming. let's go! hello, america. today's show is about the loss of freedom. the loss of every person to make intelligent choices without guidance or interference or compulsion from the government. when the great country was founded, those who created the government understood that there are areas of personal choices that are none of the government's business. they fought a revolution. they wrote a constitution. they guaranteed that the government they gave us would be far different than the one they fought against. we are an independent country today in large measure because the founding fathers had had enough of the british king and parliament telling them how to live. forcing them to sell goods where they d

energy and commerce ranking member joe barton and many other members. i ask my colleagues to help bring these small reactors to the market. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman rise? >> i ask the distinguished speaker pro tempore for -- to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> last month the greek government lost its a.a.a. credit rating. greece will have to pay $10 billion in loans that it does not have the money to cover. the market will only lend now at a 24% interest rate. estimates are that an i.m.f. greek bailout will cost $100 billion. mr. kirk: on monday, portugal lost its a.a.a. rating and this news triggered a sudden loss in its own stock market. the spanish problem is five times the size of the greek problem. italy and ireland may be next. we may soon face a sovereign debt crisis. c.r.s. reports that the i.m.f. has $268 billion to lend, an amount that could quickly be exceeded by a e

maybe we should get congressman barton in here. there are ways to address our energy needs without expanding nuclear power which president obama has agreed is necessary as part of his energy plan. i stress as only part of his energy plan. that think the caller is saying there are countries where they don't have to go nuclear in order to expand their energy base. that is true. the third point he raises is that obama and her mind is too far to the right to be there is -- we come back to who is the democratic base at this point, whether she is a registered democrat in pennsylvania, i don't know. i suspect she is to be at the pace of the two parties, to get back to the topic, is probably each year, each couple of years there are more independent and unaffiliated voters the base becomes a little more liberal and on the republican side of the more conservative. you are hearing from her a growing sentiment among liberals who are very important in electing president obama, canada obama two years ago, some of whom feel that el that he has g

barton: thank you very much. i am very -- mr. bartlett: thank you very much. i'm very pride to come here and support this bill. i want to thank the bill managers, mr. andrews, mr. conaway, mr. skelton, mr. mckeon, mr. ellsworth, mr. coffman who worked so diligently on this bipartisan legislation. i'm very pleased to join my colleagues, congressman quigley and congresswoman giffords in offering this amendment. this amendment provides the department of defense the full support of congress to use energy efficiency as a key tool to improve our national security and providing more value to taxpayers regarding our defense dollars. this amendment will send an important and strong signal to defense contractors that their bids will be more competitive if their product and services will use less energy. i urge support of this bill. i am very pleased that among all the institutions in our country, our defense departments are the most aggressive in pursuing good energy policies. we in the world face a huge crisis in energy, and i'm pleased that our defense department is l

barton: i spent this weekend talking to people in my districts about the economy and jobs which is on the minds of the american people and many of them said, congressman, we would be spending money and expanding our business but congress is creating such an uncertainty that we don't know what to do. they're still trying to figure out how this health care bill will impact them and if congress will pass a cap and trade bill that will raise the cost of energy, they're hearing congress talk about v.a.t. taxes, gasoline taxes and they see congress spending and borrowing money i it doesn't have running up record deficits. they say, congressman, we're uncertain about the future in this country. when i go clubs and meetings, i ask people in the audience to raise their hands if they're live ought a better life than their parents. everybody's hand raises. when i ask how many people think that their children and grandchildren will live better than they are today, their hands are down. we cut spending, cut taxes and get the american people back to work. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays bef

mischa barton. here is someone who has not taken oprah's no phone zone pledge clearly. the star was caught red-handed driving while talking. that's illegal here in the state of california. so you have to hang it up, girl, and accept this award. >> something tells me that's the least of the problems. >> hel oh hello, you have been disconnected. we want to thank lisa for being here and mr. donny osmond. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> catch his show with his sister marie and we'll see you tomorrow. tonight from hollywood and the new "insider." boss:hey, glad i caught you. i was on my way to present ideas about all the discounts we're offering. i've got some catchphrases that'll make these savings even more memorable. gecko: all right... gecko: good driver discounts. now that's the stuff...? boss: how 'bout this? gecko: ...they're the bee's knees? boss: or this? gecko: sir, how 'bout just "fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance." boss: ha, yeah, good luck with that catching on! anncr: geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen perc