bob? >> bob: thank you.ke his leg april 18th of last year at the center field wall in washington on a drive by dan uggla when he mad a fantastic -- made a fantastic catch. he was called up april 11th of this year. sent back down four days late every and evidently, this time when he gets the call, he intends to stick around for a while. >> rob: and he's not just a speedster that you're trying to make into a hitter. he's a good hitter, a good arm in right field. just getting the rest and let the kid have his 500 at-bats this year and then you see what happens. see if he gets the 20, 25 home runs. >> bob: 3-1 on the leadoffman todd helton. >> rob: atilano has to pull a doughnut on the board. your offense bailed you out here to help you out. >> bob: walk number three, second consecutive leadoff walk. and he is reluctant to challenge a hitter who has not hit a home run this year. >> rob: let's stick with the flu. i mean, you have to think along with the game and protect this one run deficit right here and you com

. >> bob: 2-1 to cantu.. david wright and jeff francoeur have each hit their fourth home runs and leaves philadelphia 3- 1. and a 2-2 to cantu. >> bob: that's pretty well hit to left center but not in this graveyard for fly balls. it's 434 to that deep gap out there. so olsen gets a couple of big power hitters on easy fly balls away. >> rod: s that part of the football field for nominee balls. 434 way behind there by finaller. they think their bermuda triangle is out in the ocean, you're looking at it right there. >> rod: if you get inside and the guy pulls you out of the line it will pull out of the ballpark. if you go out to the middle he can kill it like adam dunn. >> bob: the marlins are a tough matchup for left-handed pitchers because of all of their hitters, coghlan, ramirez, uggla, paulino they're all left-handed. they've all been at times all or nothing-type hitters. when you consider cantu and uggla most strikingly, ramirez is just a good hitter no matter what. i think that's why the marlins years a

>> bob: nationals bassball on masn brought to you by -- >> bob: beautiful day for a boat ride.ats down here. beautiful day in miami. this will be hunter jones who just joined the marlins yesterday. rob told you last night clay hensley was placed on the bereavement list after he pitched really well against the nats friday. give jim riggleman the matchup he was looking for. hunter jones, 11 games for the red sox last year. no decisions and 9.24 e.r.a. >> rob: come on, j. max. >> bob: 1 for 4 as a pinch hitter. a run in, done at first, and two outs. jones came over in that three- player deal with boston that sent jeremy hermida up there november 5. he went to high school in west palm. he's a florida state seminole. maxwell takes it outside. 2-0. two outs here in the 8th. zimmerman has double. done. drove him home with a single. first baseman cantu playing behind adam. 3-0. now he may take a couple. desmond is on deck. you wonder how long fredi gonzales will go with a left- hander with very little big- league experience. his first appearance as a marlin. with what is now a dangerou

bob carpenter, rob dibble. the nats generated some offense against one of the best pitchers in baseball today. >> yeah, and even got the first home run hit off of him this season. but ubaldo jimenez has been fantastic all season long. our guy, his two losses have come at his hand. one in d. c. and one here. but livan had great stuff all day. jimenez was just better again. then dunn hit the home run, but other than, that it was the three singular home runs were the difference off livan hernandez today until the 8th inning. a very well pitched game and a very fast paced game and basically the home run ball that came through for everybody. >> bob: jason giambi, miguel olivo solos. dunn, that one up in the upper deck and a decisive hit by ian stewart and then brian bruney came in the 8th inning and the rockies got three runs off of him. but the nats keep the home run streak alive. jason giambi hits one, olivo hits one and so the nats drop dame one. ryan zimmermann broke four bats in the game and keeps driving in ru

it's bob that said that. bob. his base hit in the second inning, though. and the rbi he's about to collect here. >> rob: that would be sweet. nice little fly ball to the outfield. >> bob: matt capps would probably sit down with that happening. >> rob: well, basically you would give credit to roger bernadina with the blown save as we joke in the clubhouse after. >> bob: little bouncer, right side. not going to get him. and safe at first is bernadina! as troy glaus kept turning around trying to figure out where he was was going, and the nats lead it 6-2, asty braves have been one of the sloppiest defensive teams in the league this year. they might give him a hit for beating that out. >> rob: well, and some players might not hustle town the first base line, but not roger. he's getting right out of the box, hustling down the line, and that play is made because of roger bernadina's hustle, as glaus looks at the runner, then to second, oh, i'm just going to get the out at first, and by that time, bernadina is well by th

>> bob: you are. >> rob: it will be air conditioned in there, bob. >> bob: i hone so. i hope so.e. a lot of pop-up storms late in the afternoon in this part of the world. >> rob: get that done. >> bob: adam dunn can put them back in game in a hurry but washington has not had a hit since the 2nd inning, desmond's double. adam dunn is gone. strikeout number six. [ cheers and applause ] >> rob: johnson has been come in there all day on adam and then he runs a two-seam fastball across the plate at 93 miles per hour. just not fair. i think he pulled that out just for adam there. i hadn't seen that all day. >> bob: you mean, he didn't show his entire repertoire through the first hour? >> rob: no. >> bob: that's what the good ones do. and they're able to do. josh johnson had 56 pitches after three innings and then in two more innings, he only threw 19. >> rob: you were right on. once he got that lead -- >> bob: yeah. >> rob: he really -- he brought out his "a" stuff. >> bob: yeah, the front runners, they get the lead and know how to shut the door in your face. one on, one out here in th

rob and bob, see you guys tomorrow. get that game tomorrow and split the series. >> johnny, it would be good to go the st. louis with a winning record on the rip. we'll see -- trip, we'll see you tomorrow at 3:00. >> bob carpenter and rob dibble at coors field and when we come back, a couple of big swings after the bat tonight from adam dunn, a laser shot in the upper deck in game one and also homered in game number two, but the rockies take two. >>> "nats xtra" postgame brought to you by verizon. >>> had to reach. hits a swinging bunt. that will stay fair for a base hit. ryan zimmerman is now 7-11 in this series. >> and after that big thursday, we had two home runs and six rbis, ryan continues the hit the ball well. he moves playing at colorado, phil. >> he's had a great weekend of course with one game left. 8-13 so far. but he's kind of locked in right now, johnny. he's swinging the bat well and he's got a couple of home running during this series. he's on track to have a very similar year to last year and as you look

>> bob: nine. >> rob: i knew you would have that. >> bob: i kidded livan about approaching the 200-100t? and i said 200 hits and a hundred sacrifice bunts. he has exactly that number. three more hits will get him to the first half of that. i think that's a food combo for a pitcher. bernadina holding within ball 3 on another hook. >> rob: kawakami, like i said, does not give in. he changes speeds from every arm angle. good drop and drive guy. he has very nice leg drive. >> bob: this is a number 8 hitter, you better not throw him one right down the middle. >> rob: well, and as i would say with our pitchers, it's early in the game, you shouldn't be worried about the base runners, i know you don't want bernadina taking off, but as bob said do not just throw one down broadway to this young man, because desmond could just jump all over it. >> bob: yeah, if he loses his concentration, it's 4-1. there's a shot up the middle for base hit! bernadina stops at second. ian desmond from the 8 hole delivers his 12th rbi, and the nats are on top! >> rob: stringing together a bunch of singles, after th

make him throw strikes and let's get him out of there, bob, and send him to the showers. >> bob: he has a great defense behind him. morgan leads off, 4 for 12 with an rbi and a walk. batting average of.266, .346 on-base percentage. we're right on time and it's 50 degrees here. spring is trying to break through that mountain range and get over here to denver. >> the good thing about the righties in lineup today, it was.295 off of him. >> bob: changeup is tough on right handers, nats almost exclusively right-handed today. 2-1 to morgan. fastball on the corner. if you're a veteran, foster as the plate today. that's close. don't take that pitch again. 17 homeruns by right handers and they hit him well. that's slapped up the middle and morgan is 5 out of 13 this tph this series -- in this series. >> you have at that take it back up. we need him to get off today and score runs. now number 2 has to go to the right side and hit behind the runner. >> bob: he's been very productive in the lineup spot today. he will drop one into right center. desmond is into 2 rpb base and the nats have something

bob and rob, tough loss today, guys. >> bob: yeah, johnny.s tough to take and you hit it on the head a moment ago. the nats are in all of these ball games. they are a bunt or a base hit away from winning these games. and rob, the offense only generates 6 runs after that big time explosion on thursday night. you have to give colorado credit, those guys did the job against a really good washington lineup. a lot of people are counting the nationals out and i thought

bob back up to you. >> bob: olsen has retired 9 in a row until he let that ball over the plate for heltonas 11 and 12 before that base hit. olivo hit a ball to left field. that's what he's talking about, making the guy hit the ball the a way. he's been fooling the nats to death this year. we come to those who are watching the o's in their 5-1 loss to cleveland. 1-1 ball game. these teams have traded sack flies. guzman in the 1st for washington and olivo in the 2nd for colorado. with 1 on and 1 out here, it will be stewart who put the ball on the ground to morris in 1st base. dunn showed up at the ball park this morning with flu-like symptoms and riggleman doesn't rest power hits here in denver. high breaking ball and over the plate. not where rodriguez wanted it. it's a good thing for the nats that stewart looked at it. >> it was a neat pitch but it was defected. next pitch, keep it down. fastball up and in. marlyns won that game against the mets, 10-8. if the nationals don't win here today, the florida marlyns will tie washington for 2nd place. phillies has the sunday night game. right n

bob, the president yesterday to graduates at the u.s. military academy at west point said that members of al qaeda are small men who will be on the wrong side of history. those cadets, many of them will go to afghanistan to pursue our battles there, to keep our country safe. and the president will continue to take action directly at terrorists like this one and keep our country safe from their murderous thugs. >> schieffer: are we actively trying to find this guy? >> we are actively trying to find him and many others throughout the world that seek to do our country and to do our interests great harm. >> schieffer: let's shift to the situation down in the gulf. the oil spill apparently is worse than ever, robert. the administration is getting a lot of criticism now. a lot of it from officials along the gulf coast and some of it even from democrats here in washington that say the government simply needs to do more. how do you respond to that? >> well, bob, the coast guard was on the scene moments after the rig exploded in april. it certain

bob menendez is the fellow who was appointed. bob corker, the on the republican. i want you to pick any one of those and telesis story about somebody that you followed in the election. >> that is an easy one. the montana senate election was kind of wrapped up in everything that was happening. this was the end of the bush presidency. the big question was, conrad burns to have been a republican incumbent had gotten wrapped up in this jack abramoff story. suddenly he was being challenged by the guy who least looked like the united states senator. he was a farmer from montana. he is from the outskirts of big sandy. he had lost three fingers in an accident when he was a child on his farm. it became a question of whether democrats could take this seat. ipad a lot of attention to that race. i even julie went to montana. -- i paid a lot of attention to that race and eventually went to montana. one of the stores in the book is that he likes to say saved my life and i acknowledged that in the book because i left his farm and tried to get back to my hotel on a snow day. i we

wjz is live with first warning weather bob turk and meteorologist bob williams. and we're going to start with bob. >> it's still there. except close to the water. we do have a few clouds drifting from the region from the front to the west and to the east. those indications to the west, very light sprinkles maybe popping up. there. most of the activity staying to the we have. and it's been breaking up. a lot more rain and showers yesterday. most of this is heading up toward michigan. just some widely scattered stuff across the mountains. so tomorrow and into sunday maybe a few widely scattered showers. certainly not a washout this weekend. but it will be cooler. tim has a look at why that's going to happen. >> well as bob just mentioned, it will be cooler and that means temperatures closer to normal. we'll start warming up right into next week and near next week near to 90 degrees ago. and the low going up toward the great lakes so we'll experience a bit of rain through the weekend. but not as warm. well that's not a problem because again temperatures are not gett

don told bob to tell the office to displace the well. bob said okay. anderson, w got everybody back together for displacing, we got a prejob meeting on it. just before we started displacing, jason asked me, he said chris, he say can i put 1,000 psi before you open it. i said no, man. we can't open it, put no pressure on that and open it up. they say all right, let me get one or two strokes on it. i say i'll go for that. i'll give you one or two strokes. after everything that lined up, don said everything is ready to go. we started displacing the well to seawater. as they were displacing the well with seawater it took 9600 strokes. for the weight we had in there, it was 17 -- approximately 1750, and my job was to bri the kips down to seawater on the well head. so every quarter, i will vent off the tensioners on the moon crew. we've got all the strokes, just like we were supposed to. it was 9:10. i looked at my watch. it was 9:10 when i left the rig floor. and i told jason. i said jason i'm done. i said i need to work on the b.o.p. crane and get it inspe

bob? >> we're seeing a lot of limousines riding around town i'm sure. it looks like the weather will be nice. a little warm but not humid. we do have the possibility of scattered showers by latter tomorrow afternoon because of a front out to the west. some very widely scattered stuff across the west to the mountains. not too much will make it over the mountains. and a lot is moving away. but because of the instability and the clouds moving in, it will be cooler tomorrow and maybe after 5:00 or 6:00 there could be a widely scattered showers. and tim will look at what is going on this weekend. >> widely scattered is the key here because it will not be a washout either day. but we'll wait until later in the day before we really see the showers moving in from the we have. as bob mentioned, most of the energy is going up to the north and northeast across the great lakes but it won't stop that low from pulling in moisture from the ocean and bringing in some moisture from the gulf. so that factor as bob mentioned will create the instability and create the pote

bob menendez -- and bob corker, the only republican from tennessee. tell a story about somebody followed in that election. guest: the montana senate election was kind of wrapped up in everything that was happening. this was the end of kind of the bush presidency, and the big question was, you know, conrad burns, who had been the republican incumbent, he had gotten wrapped up in this jack abramoff story, and suddenly, he was being challenged by the guy who least looked like a united states senator. he was a farmer from big city, montana. he is from the outskirts of big sandy -- he was a farmer from big sandy, montana. he had lost three fingers in an accident when he was a child on his arm, and it became a question -- a child on his farm. i pay a lot of attention to that race and eventually went out to montana -- i paid a lot of attention. after he became a senator. one of the big stories in the book, and he likes to say that he saved my life, and i actually acknowledged that in the book, because i left his farm on a snowy day, and i tried to go back to

meteorologist tim williams and bob turk were updating the forecast. bob? >> really was a beautiful afternoon. low humidities, sunshine, blue skies all day long. that will change somewhat by earlier tomorrow morning. i'll show you why. this front caused showers around detroit and cleveland and buffalo now in southern ontario. is by 3:00 tomorrow morning, near pittsburgh and louisville. and by 3:00 in the afternoon, it's already passed our region. during the morning hours, there's a slight chance of a scattered shower or thundershower with that front as it goes to the region. but the timing for those showers is not great. the afternoon would be actually more appropriate for showers showers and storms in the morning. not quite the right conditions. but we might just see something that behind that front. tim has a look at what we can expect for the balance of the day thursday. >> reporter: as you mentioned, the front comes through. and the best chance is early. this graphic sums up what is going on. really not a lot of moisture associated with this front. and

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let's go to bob and rob. >> bob: thank you, johnny holliday. marlins win 9-3 to take the series 2-1. for rob dibble and debbi taylor, bob carpenter. tune in tuesday. masn 2 hd, nats-braves. we'll have "nats xtra" at the ballpark at 6:30. this has been a presentation of masn. stay tuned. verizon fios "nats xtra" can with johnny and ray. so long for just awhile. >> johnny: welcome. johnny holliday and ray knight, brought to you by verizon fios. the marlins get their first series win in two weeks and of all times to awaken a giant, they had to come alive against the giants. they win 9-3. let's look at the ball club. they're 13-12. florida also 13-12. >> ray: nats never played well down there. >> johnny: they really haven't. >> ray: it's one of the worst to play for our ball club, no question. lannan started off -- what i was trying to say earlier -- 18 of his first 20 were fastballs for strikes and first slider he throw, he hits carroll in foot with the first slider he throws so i'm not sure why he threw so many fastballs early. he was very effect

but first, bob is here to update your local radar, bob. >> [audio difficulties ] i was just showing you, take a look at radar. up these are light showers, i don't think they're going to develop much. there you go, moving to the west, we have a east to northwest wind continuing during this low level cloud. way out in the atlantic, south southwestern bermuda is moving toward us, bernadette. >> you can see the whole western side of the storm is broken. you see all the bright colors on the eastern side there. those are most of the thunderstorms. and the center of it is very detracted from that. so this suspect that well organized. the hurricane center is watching this. the reason it would be subtropical is because of the fact that it doesn't have all the pure tropical characteristics. regardless, there's something going to be hanging around and that will bring a high surf for the weekend. possibly the rip tide problems. right now back inside. >> bernadette, thank you. >>> for 70 years, navy academy freshman have been climbing to the top of a grease covered statute on campus. but things are

he is up the guy who updates media's sites including bob ehrlich.com. >> reporter: and he promotes the republican's campaign appearances. bob ehrlich monitors the instant feed back. >> go, ehrlich, go. >> it's fascinating ta there's that many people tuned in to what we're doing every day. >> reporter: ehrlich says his campaign social media out reach is not just for younger voters. >> a lot of folks my age and older are commun communicating n facebook. >> reporter: an expert at social media says the candidates should not rely too heavily on new technology. >> just having a facebook page or a having a twitter account, does not mean that they're making a connection necessarily. that has to come through the content of their ideas and programs and excite young people. >> reporter: voters naf navigating all of political websites will find a few surprises. this website, bob ehrlich.org was created by the maryland party. >> we thought it would be good political satire, something that is done often in campaigns to kind of set the record straight. >> reporter: isaac salazar is the brains behind

appointing a commission to study what went wrong and cbs news has learned former democratic senator bob graham of florida and william reilly who headed the e.p.a. under the first president bush will lead the panel. b.p., meanwhile, is in charge of the response to the oil leak but as sharyl attkisson reports, some in congress are pointing fingers at the obama administration saying it's not putting enough pressure on the oil company. >> reporter: 5,000 feet deep, oil still gushes nonstop, no longer out of sight, thanks to the live feed b.p. was forced to make public, and a lead congressman says patience has run out. >> the american people want this leak plugged now. they are outraged. this is an all-handss-on-deck crisis. and we need to use every asset the united states has, including the defense department, and all of its most sophisticated technology. >> reporter: markey and others are taking issue with the obama administration's approach so far of leaving it up to b.p. >> they have the legal responsibility and the technical expertise to plug the hole. >> reporter: or do they? they have

bob will update the forecast. but first tim williams is out back. >> reporter: you can tell when it is nice. there are cars going down tv hill. they are going to experience a nice evening and tomorrow a good bit of sunshine early. the clouds will thicken through the day and we'll get to a daytime high in the mid-70s. and tomorrow night there is a chance of rain moving in. the later into the overnight hours the better the chance of rain. but no wash out for the weekend. bob has your full forecast right now. bob. >> it looks like in this portion of the state, widely scattered showers and again on sunday, 74. warming up with more clouds on monday. 76 and warming up 83 and 87 again by next week. >>> actor burt reynolds talking about bouncing back after a major operation. we have more from hollywood. >> reporter: coming up on entertainment tonight, burt reynolds back to work after open heart surgery and the near- death rumors. >> i'm shocked that i'm alive and well, walking, talking, running, shooting, all of that stuf

justice department tonight, bob, thank you. law enforcement is getting well-justified credit for capturing shahzad so quickly. but national correspondent jim axelrod tells us there were some tense moments when he almost got 53-- away, but officials insist he would not have gotten far. >> reporter: on monday afternoon faisel shahzad, wanted and under surveillance gave law enforcement the slip. >> i can't give you the specifics. i don't know why they lost surveillance on him, but it happens-- we prefer that it doesn't happen. >> reporter: for at least 90 minutes, surveillance teams lost contact with the man accused of trying to set off a car bomb in times square. >> my understanding was that he was lost for several hours, and, obviously, he came very close to getting out of the country. >> reporter: cbs news has learned by sunday night, the f.b.i. had not only identified shahzad as a likely suspect but knew of his whereabouts. by 12:30 monday afternoon, he was placed on a no-fly list. also on monday, a surveillance team was watch

and as bob said, could spark a shower or thunderstorm. but most of the action is going to be off to the north once again. it get the out of here. but this weather pattern is going to move pretty rapidly. and another front moves through friday into saturday. as it does, the chance for a few showers or thunderstorms. behind it, much cooler air is going to arrive for the weekend. and we'll have that forecast coming up shortly. right now, back inside. >> bernadette, thank you. >>> baltimore, get ready to start your engines. plan toss bring indy race -- prans -- plans to bring indy racing has more. gigi barnett has more on the deal and what it means for indy fans. >> the city skyline is one thing the indy racing league likes about baltimore. another thing, this is a big sports town. >> reporter: the deal is done. this saturday action baltimore will see next summer. indy-style racing, right through well-known downtown streets. and the city approved the agreement today. >> this is an exciting day in baltimore and if this car doesn't make you exc

so bob leaves, and jason and him are still talking. i was not really paying any more attention to them because i was still talking to mark about the upcoming rate move that we were planning for the next couple of days ahead. when bob comes back up to the red the floor, he tells jason that this is the way we ought to do it. he is the bp company man, but he says that we need to do it the way jason anderson says we need to do it, >> who is marie? >> was he supposed to be on the rig that day? >> he was not on the rig that day, but his procedure worked better than any other procedures. he is just saying that that was the way we wanted to do it. bob tells jason that don is not going to be on the tower, we have to do it the way he wants to. five minutes after 6:00 person thing, dawn comes to the rig for, and bob talk back and forth for approximately an hour he was asking if we did this and that, and militarily gathered is that bob wanted to do it according to the apd. so don, the company man, he said that we're going to do something else. he

bob pisani, what are you seeing? >> well, clearly it's not so much greece, it's the general idea that the problems with spain, if the contingent idea is real and people believe it, spain's problems are on a much bigger level. that is, the ability to fix them. the costs to fix them are at a much higher level and china down 17% in the last several months. that's been weak here throughout the day and finally just now, maria, we'll be getting votes on that financial reform bill which will be happening in the next couple of hours. are there votes already coming up to basically have a resolutionta there will be no taxpayer money used to fund any bailoutings to the banks anymore. probably one of the first amendments to vote on. banks are a little bit weaker here and i think that's the reason that we've moved down here in the last few minutes. >> yeah, we're wondering if we'll see another leg down on these banks. they're down across the board, simon and also you've got euro at a 12-month low versus the dollar. >> yeah, befor

bob has the numbers. >>> we have had less than 1/10" today. it's been drizzly and rainy from time to time. looking at radar, around the baltimore region, not a lot going on. most to the north and the south and to the west. looking at the city, just very light to the east. we're talking light rain to the west and south of the city. nothing going on. but down to the south of the area, solid rain down to southern maryland and that will be crossing the region, eastern shores some solid rain and heavier pockets there as well. western maryland, some solid rain moving towards our region. cool, drizzly and occasional rain into tomorrow as well. >> thank you, let's check on the roads with sharon gibala. traffic control. >>> good afternoon, they are busy this afternoon, plenty of accidents, a few on major roadways. one on the jfx, blocking the center lane with the backup there. watch for a crash blocking the left lane of the ramp, no delays. an accident on 895 northbound in the clearing stages of lombard street. several crashes in the city. too many to

please join me in welcoming bob tyrrell and also congratulating him. [applause] >> that is great brian. i thought of it when i was five years old. i have had a good time ever since. michael brown had the choice of listing to my first 50 minutes in the dentist's office and he chose the dentist office so he will be here shortly with novocain. i am honored to be here. of the book i have written as a book about the history of our movement, where we came from, where we're going and the problems that we face and a fitting place to begin my book to our act heritage in terms a vigorous that has gathered up the fertile ideas men have not had to change where liberalism keeps changing to four new enthusiasm we believe in 10 limited government in fundamental by use for that is the of the use of the american people. my book "after the hangover" the conservatives road to recovery i have a series of observations provoked by the liberal media announcement after the 2008 election that conservatism is dead. we have been hearing this claim since the modern conservatism b

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i'm joined today by bob franken, syndicated columnist and by margaret bryant, an expert -- margaret ryan, an expert from queens guys tv. -- from clean skies tv. we have had a bit of a problem on the korean peninsula. >> you have not heard much about that in the media. >> what they have done is the north koreans have sunk a south korean ship with a torpedo, or it is believed that is what happened. what are we going to do about this? >> you say there is a problem on the korean peninsula. i have not heard any reports in the media about it. north koreans have -- and >> north koreans have sunk a south korean ship. that is an act of war. >> this seems to have exposed a big weakness the united states has with its client state of south korea, and i feel it is fair to call them a client state ever since the korean war. that is, it is such a formidable war machine, if we were to do anything to antagonize the north koreans -- they are crazy enough -- and they can just turn to the south and do damage. and there are thousands of u.s. troops there. >> i think that what we are going to do is try to get

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with us, tom friedman of "the new york times," bob woodward with "the washington post," paul gigot of the washington journal and nbc's andrea mitchell. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good morning. super tuesday 2010 unleashed a new power player within the republican party. but by week's end, rand paul, son of former presidential candidate ron paul, found the spotlight a little too hot, canceling his appearance on this program and raising doubts about his prospects for the fall. >> the next u.s. senator from kentucky, dr. rand paul. >> a political novice. kentucky ophthalmologist rand paul took on the republican establishment and won big. he won nearly 60% of the vote and put the tea party on the political map. >> i have a message, a message from the tea party, a message that is loud and clear and does not mince words -- we've come to take our government back. >> paul didn't mince words either. his belief in limited government prompted questions about his views on civil rights after he told the "louisville courier journal" he opposed the portion of the 1964 civil rig

fox 5's bob barnard down in the newsroom following the latest developments. bob? >> reporter: brian, the president of maryland state funeral board confirms the story first reported by "the baltimore sun." harry close says the remains of some 40 men and women that were supposed to be cremated were found in bags in a garage at the chambers funeral home and crematorium in riverdale. this video of that business shot by skyfox a short time ago. its owner tells many of the bodies were cadavers from georgetown university's school of medicine. william chambers is quoted as saying they have limited space and things were in disarray. he called that, however, unacceptable. state inspectors reportedly found some of the remains leaking fluid and without name tags. the funeral board director calls the discovery shameful and a health hazard. the company's license has been suspended. it has until friday to cremate all of the bodies and then its doors will be closed. owner william chambers tells us they handled things appropriately and have hired a lawyer. >> the story we will sta

bob bear was a cia field officer. tyler, your general big thoughts based on your experience what it all adds up to. eight months of training over there in pakistan. a faulty attempt to cause real mayhem in times square? >> i think in my opinion, i think this is what's happening now is what happened in europe about five, six, seven years ago. that you have people who are getting caught up in this general idea of the united states being at war with islam. and people are being recruited off the internet or they're fascinated or they have some problem here that leads them back to their homeland and then when they get there, they're indoctrinated, given some training. i suspect this guy wasn't given a tremendous amount of training because the bomb wasn't very effective. then they're released back in. without a great battle plan, but to carry something out, and with some sort of context. obviously they knew he was going to do it, they took credit for it right before or shortly after it was to happen. >> let me go to bob on

bob, cal. read the columns that these guys write together. enjoy the rest of your weekend. >> thank you very much. >> all right. the road to the recovery in housing market could be a rocky one. the good news is foreclosure filings dropped 9% in april. but an alarming trend is starting to take shape. according a new federal report, redefaults are on the size. homeowners defaulted again after nine months. it's understandable in this economy, could that lead to another housing crisis? laura ingle is live. it doesn't seem like -- it seems like it's a no brainer. the economy is still rough. they still want make the lower payments. >> it is so tough for so many people. experts say that any drop in foreclosures is positive, but that the recent dip should not be seen as a trend. these new figures we're talking about come from realty track, which is a company that collects foreclosure data nationwide. reps say this one month figure really doesn't speak to the rough days expected to come. and remember, in april foreclosures were down 9%. many desperate

she loves bob marley. she used to rock us to bob marley songs when we were little. she also used to think van morrison would be her second husband. she loves van morrison. >> van morrison! >> back in the day. >> talk about this music. you have quite a collection. >> i do. i have a very large collection. all my old records, real records, that barbara in fact still has a turntable. >> who else likes bob marley do you think? >> i like a lot of country music as well. i love george jones. i got to introduce george jones when he won the kennedy center honor and that was a thrill to get to meet him. i have a big wide collection. of course willie nelson. i write in the book that when my dad's favorite songs was "london home sick blues." jerry jeff walker and so -- >> the first concert she took us to we were in first grade was paul simon for his grapevine tour. >> bob marley and laura bush. i just can't imagine youby b b beebopping and singing to your girls bob mari. we have a question from hockey mom. how do you handle the teenage years and all the attitude teenagers gives?

you know i'm a big bob dylan fan. >> jimmy: you are a big bob dylan fan. [ applause ] >> steve: oh, mys. what was it? >> jimmy: when was the last time you saw bob dylan? >> steve: last week at -- bars. >> jimmy: oh, my god. >> steve: so good. did all the hits. >> jimmy: when he says cinco de mayo it sounds like -- [ laughter ] [ imitating bob dylan ] "cinco --" [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: that's what i thought the words were. i'm a big fan. >> jimmy: yeah. pro, the "jersey shore" kids will probably throw a hot tub party down in miami. con, their jacuzzi will probably suffer an oil spill worse than the gulf of mexico. [ laughter ] they're an oily bunch. a lot of sun tan stuff on them. and finally, pro, who knows, you could get lucky at the bar and big up a spicy senorita. con, and wake up with a burning sensation south of the border. [ laughter ] there you go. that's "pros and cons," everybody. be right back with more "late night." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] remember the sheer joy as kids when the mere mention of ice cream would throw you into a tizzy? ♪ new