. >> when i was elected in 1974, bob jones let each of us new members say something for one minute. he came to me and i said, mr. chairman, is a different feeling from what i had real power as an administrator. [laughter] >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to take a moment, on behalf of secretary la hood and the entire peltier family, to express our condolences to the families of the tragedy of the metrarail in washington, d.c. i would be happy to talk more about that in q&a. ms. norton may be calling a safety hearing. we would be happy to participate in that as well. on the recovery act, in the 16 weeks since this hallmark legislation was enacted, the fda has been working to support the economic recovery. i want to share some of our accomplishments. we were allocated $8.4 billion. we view that as an extraordinary opportunity. fda is stepping up -- fta is stepping up six different programs. together, they will serve no fewer than 695 grantees with the potential of 1300 separate recovery act grants. these grantees exhibit drastically different levels of strength, staffing capacity, a

your catcher matt wieters. >> bob: jones fouls it off the right side.lls and two strikes. >> jim: you talked about that the last time ross pitched against the orioles, only the infield hit by nick markakis. through six innings. >> rob: yes that is the thing. he doesn't know a lot of these lineups. he does now know the orioles because he faced them once. he is going out there now on guts and guile against these big league lineups. >> bob: willingham is not going to get it and it bounces against the wall and adam jones will head to second base snapping an oh-fer 13 drought with a one-out double. >> jim: and he does it on an 0- 2 pitch. maybe a cutter and just trying to get in. you can see there where bard gets in. the ball get dallas. but when adam jones gets the foot down and you elevate the ball and don't get it way in, there is a big difference between going in and getting in. >> rob: absolutely and that fastball was up and high so he could get his arms extended. it just shows you the quickness of some of these major leaguers' bats. they can hit a 100-

i remember chairman bob jones portrait in the other room let each of us new members say something for one minute. came to me and i said, well, mr. chairman it's a different feeling from when i had real power on this committee when i was the administrator. >> i appreciate the opportunity to discus the recovery act. but before i do, i want to take a moment on behalf of secretary hood, myself and the entire family to express our condolences and mourn the tragic loss 06 life that resulted from the washington metro crash earlier this week. we've been focused on that event. we've been in constant touch with member hersman with the ntsb and i'm happy to talk more about that q & a. in the 15 week since this hallmark legislation was enacted we've been working very hard. today i'll share with the committee some of our accomplishments on how transit has helped local communities large and small. the recovery act made available for public transportation $8.4 billion and we view that as an extraordinary opportunity. unlike some of our partners who get one or two large formula or discretionary progr

i tickets seaway down there and the chairman, bob jones, let each of those new members say something for one minute. he came to me, and i said well mr. chairman this is a different feeling from when i had real power on this committee when i was administrator. [laughter] >> thank you mr. chairman and i appreciate this opportunity to discuss the recovery act. i do want to take a moment on behalf of secretary lahood, myself and the entire family to express our condolences and mourn the tragic loss of life that resulted from the washington metro crash earlier this week. we have been singularly focused on that event. we have been in constant touch with members men, the ntsb and i'm happy to talk more about that in q&a and i have also been notified that ms. norton maybe calling ect hearing and we are happy to participate in that as well. on the recovery act mr. chairman, in the 16 weeks since this hallmarked legislation was enacted, the fda has been working very hard to deliver funding to support the economic recovery and today want to share with the committee some of our accomplishments

the turf here, warning track. >> bob: adam jones looking for the breakout game and he got it. >> jimp.: arted out with the double, he ends up a single, double, triple. the at-bat he had against hanrahan, part of that eight- run sixth inning. there you go. you can look numbers. havinga terrific year for the kid about to turn 24 years old in august. >> rob: i wonder if pete rose ever changed his hitting approach or style or batting stance, he said, no. % i knew i'd go through slumps, but he said i knew i' hit m% wayout ofslumsso  changeatig >> jimp:whatdid he get, 4300-plus hits? >> rob: yes. >> jim p.: why would you ever be in a slump? an 11o 1,200 hit seas wade bogs use today say, i'm not in a slump. i'm in a period of adjustment. >> bob: s tsn bae here with one down in the rst inning. >>ro: here'sthe nationals deense. you have willie harris, joh willinghamin leftfield, austinkearnss getting the start inilbe thing tjosh --6@@2 yeavsld, he's got le than 20 starts at the major >>jmp.: had him at 21. e's22.%%-->>bob: h

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you really have to have the same arm speed as the fastball. >> bob: nationals will finally retire joneszimmerman almost threw it away.  our 737s fly to over 65 cities across the country every day. woman over p.a.: this is your final boarding call. all passengers... each with an average speed of 590 miles per hour. almost as fast as you. nothing's gonna hold you down. starting august 16th, fly southwest airlines from bwi airport to boston logan for just $49 one-way. bags fly free on southwest so our low fares stay low. grab your bag. it's on. - ( ding ) - book now at southwest.com.  >> bob: celebrate the fourth of july weekend, the nationals and the braves. first 20,000 fans saturday receive mini u.s. flags, and sunday, family fun day. pregame autographs, post-game kids run the bases. here's ryan zimmerman, 1 for 2 in the cleanup spot today. zimmerman hit cleanup in 15 ballgames, 60 at-bats for frank robinson back in 06. so better than an rbi a game. >> jim p.: does it really make a difference. when we faced him last time, wasn't johnson hitting second. it's the same progres

i would have. >> bob: 2-0 count and a oncer over nick johnson. roberts scores. jones scampering home. it's 9-1, baltimore. and those last four runs charged to joel hanrahan who already had a 6.68 e.r.a. >> rob: let's take the at-bat here to huff. he throws him a big breaking ball outside. he is going to come back with a hard fastball away. and he throws him a hard fastball down and in and he just feeds it off the dirt right over nick johnson's head. >> jim: the scoreboard dictates you play in, otherwise that is at least one out. >> jim: but that is a big strong man and he crushed that ball right in important of home plate all the way over nick johnson's head. >> jim: on our newer, faster infield. it make as difference, pes levelly when you play the infield in. >> bob: with this offense, make that thing into a parking lot. >> rob: here is the thing, it is the same way for both teams. >> jim: it is st. lower e.r.a. here at home versus the road, the batting average up, the runs scored, up. the record, up. 21-17 coming in versus 11-23 on the road for the orioles. >> bob:

we talked about with adam jones, addie said when bob was in here, the hardest part of the catch is better the catch. you have to surround it. try oh get some momentum coming home. he had enough time. not that that really would have saved the game, but -- >> jim p.: melvin mora took a look at juan sam well, the -- samuel, the orioles bench coach, do i have the right read, am i going? juan said, yes, tag up and get going. >> jim h.: adam jones fouls it back. a 2 for 4 night, including an infield hit. after a three-hit game last night. so the orioles leader multihit games has added another. he now has 29 multihit efforts. >> jim p.: mcdougal indicating it's not about velocity. he's gone up to 98. >> jim h.: zaun the lead runner, andino is the trail runner at first. ground ball towards second. right there is belliard, plays it in between hops, gets it to first and the inning is over.   >> jim h.: lovely night at the ballpark. a nice shot of the moon. here is george sherrill who has been about as automatic as you can get going all the way back to early may. >> jim p.: they said y

jones, markakis and huff. >> jim p.: he certainly hasn't struggled. talking about tavarez. >> bobthat ball is jacked to center, willie harris is after it. and he'll run it down. that's indicative of the center field he's played for the nationals. >> rob: that ball was hit, then that ball was run down. that was a pretty good play. willie harris gets on his horse right there, gets after it. and the walls come on you pretty quick here in this ballpark. >> jim p.: probably the toughest field it play here is left field. when the late johnny oates managed here, he moved brady anderson. he said i'm going to put you in left, and manny acta after that great catch by harris tries to make the pitching change. she wants to make up. we decide to turn in early. we just know. announcer: finding the moment that's right for you both can take some time. that's why cialis gives men with erectile dysfunction options: 36-hour cialis or cialis for daily use. cialis for daily use is a clinically proven low-dose tablet you take every day, so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. tell your doctor

but it looked like jones throw was going to get hernandez and the orioles out of the inning. >> bob: i don't know if the score would give the catcher an error on a play by that, but he would be justified in doing so. into the baltimore bullpen. ♪ ♪ ♪ (tucci) more bars in more places. at&t. the best coverage worldwide. get the blackberry bold for $199.99 after mail-in-rebate. only from at&t.  >> bob: interesting play to end the day for david hernandez, as anderson hernandez is given an rbi for this base hit. but the runner should have been out. >> jim p.: i guess you can't assume that, but anderson hernandez with a couple of hits tonight. hanging breaking ball that time. talked about situational hitting. did a nice job there, cut his swing down and got a good pitch to hit. chris ray comes on. he had one of those nightmare innings. they brought him back for the second inning down in florida and he thank you grand slam to hanley ramirez, ended up giving up five runs and seven hits in about two innings. but threw the ball a lot better velocity-wise, that was on thursday. >> b

sure, well. >> bob: and he's only hitting .220, .230 range since the hitting streak ended. that ball's out into left center, not going anywhere except to adam jones. p - oh, it's on. - it's on. it's on. - it's on. - oh, it's on, all right. - it's on. - it is totally on. jimmy, it's on. it's on. oh, yeah, it's on. pilot: affirmative, it's on.

jones has had a two0 hit game and reimold had the other hit. johnson is loosening up. d that's it for vin zzaro. had a good start. >> jim: bobthe skipper coming out. and vin mazzaro, the applause beginning to build, goes 7 and a third. no runs allowed. and the pitching change here is michael werth coming -- michael geurtz comes on for the athletics. on. announcer: southwest airlines announces new service out of bwi airport, with three daily nonstop flights to new york laguardia for just 49 dollars one-way starting june 28th. grab your bag. it's on. - ( ding ) - book now at southwest.com. grab your bag. it's on. times may be tough today, but the things we all look forward to haven't changed. like owning a home. watching our children grow. and retiring with confidence. so whatever you're looking forward to, m&t bank is here to help you get there. m&t bank. understanding what's important. >> jim: 22-year-old vin mazzaro, in his second major league start. outstanding numbers. 7 and a third. no allowed a run, four walks and four strikeouts and he exits the runner on base. his responsibility for michael geurtz. >> buck: and geur

. >> bob: that ball is flair and slicing, and it will be a fair ball. it gets beyond elijah dukes, and adam jones is off to the races. dukes misses the cut-off man. >> jim: 11-1, you're not sending a guy. first of all, it is embarrassing, but he was thinking. the one thing about adam jones, he is a fun - loving guy. dukes tries to catch it. the ball just gets inside the line, and then it is off to the races. a very tough corner here at camden yards, but he's thinking right about here he's thinking, you know what? maybe i'm going to get a triple. but here he is thinking i have an inside-the-park home run. >> rob: he put it in another gear here. >> jim: the coach says we don't need to do that. it is the respectful thing to do. >> rob: yes. >> bob: he's at third base. two outs and mar cake advertise hitter. nick is 3-4 tonight with his 47th rbi. and his batting average has jumped up from .297 to .303. >> jim: he gets into a low period and he'll put four hits on the board like he did last night or the week before last. >> bob: 11 more opportunities with runners in scoring position for the home team t

.   >> bob: john lannan in and out of trouble, first couple of innings, 33 pitches, 20 strikes. for the orldz, top of the order, adam jones bottom three in a 1-0 game. ripped to left. adam jones, against the nationals in his career, is now 22 for 47. he's approaching the .460 mark against washington pitching. >> jim p.: he doesn't miss a whole lot of belt high fastballs, especially in the middle of the plate. watch this one right there. that's where it is. you know that john lannan wanted to maybe get it away a little bit. sink it away. the thing about adam, he's a much better hitter against right-handed pitching. only three of his 12 home runs. well over .300 against righties, but .275 against lefties. >> bob: ty wigginton next, popped out to right first time. orioles have had a couple of runners walk. this ball slapped out of play to the right side. >> jim p.: it seems to me a lot of times when you get young pitchers, you don't want to discourage them from throwing strikes. they don't have to be perfect strikes. >> rob: i know exactly what you're saying. that was time where jordan was throwing everything so well, and he

jones and markakis. >> rob: and the dodgers. they have been phenomenal this year even without manny ramirez who is less than a week away from coming back. >> bob: two of the five team ifs last place, interesting. >> rob: maybe the one, two, three hitters shouldn't be so good. they should be the four, five, six. >> bob: make, them the one, three, five and put somebody between them. >> jim: they give numbers for everything now. of course when the mets came in, david wright, as he still is, was hitting the highest average in the national league. of course everybody was saying that they should move him from -- that they should move him from fifth to third or fourth, whatever, because if you start looking at the total of at-bats you get in a year, it is something like 780 to 730 depending upon where you hit in the lineup. >> bob: oh, nick johnson takes another one. >> rob: another curve ball. >> bob: he is wearing a shin guard tonight. >> rob: i think that got him in the toe bone. >> bob: the lump on his shin had totally disappeared. so he gets hit for the second straight night >> rob: ouch! last last night it was breaking ball by john smoltz and n