they have not done that up to this point from the bottom. the yankees have 7-8-9. to have a game plan. and today. they got an effort. it was the same. and the defense do the rest of the work for him. stayed out of the and tries to pull it. the line drive. a good defensive player. and had them off balance. doing things they should not have done. allows four hits and runs. i asked you this i'll ask you again today. we saw in the at bat there why they pulpitchs. shouldn't the focus be that way because they pitch kay in and out and opposite field. >> the thought is group and drive. you have to give the twin pitchers and out in front makes him after this on the inside corner. and think played the game and every one of them. i got myself up. and and not until later. think come n and the pitch and the skipper and to and what didn't have today on the mound. >> and i thought going today and good starts but was not meant to be probably more balls, pitches up in the zone it was not in the carts. they came out swinging well. >> what about with joe maure coming back into the li

bottom of the first, nats trail 1-0. roger bernardino with two outs. adam jones leaps at the wall but can't hold on. three runs score on the bernardino triple. the nats took a 3-1 lead. now top of the 6th. still 3-1. drew storn in for lannon. storn strikes out luke scott. goes 1 and 2/3 scoreless innings. top of the 9th the orioles trail 3-2. julio lugo off matt caps. it falls allowing adam jones to score. tied at 3-3. bottom of the 10th. clay meredith faces josh willingham and hammer wins the battle. a fly to deep left centerfield. willingham's eighth of the year. it was so dramatic the lights went out everywhere. the nationals beat the orioles 4-3. lindsay murphy was at the game and hopefully with the lights on filed this report. >> reporter: the nationals just got done playing 20 games over a span of 20 days. and have come out with a 10-10 record. they will get a much need day off before heading out on an 8 high day west coast road swing. they do it with momentum after willingham's home run. >> 4-3 nationals. >> that's what you dream about when you'

and they're batting in the bottom of the 8th. ninth on the year. >> meantime cleveland and the indians and to tribe. magglio. and jackson coming around to score. that cuts the lead to 4-3. at 4. and indians. sing toll center field. serves it there. kearns scores. that gives the indian as 5-4ees and it is a quinnal. and two more r.b.i.s today. and talbot the win. and elsewhere in the american league. top of the 5th. tied 4-4. tampa bay on the road. in the bottom of the 4th. on a each team with 8 oss. and at fenway park. trying to complete a sweep of the red sox n minnesota and but tie showing support. [ man ] ladies and gentlemen, the 57th president of the united states. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ bell rings ] ♪ [ male announcer ] at&t. the nation's fastest 3g network. this mother's day, get 50% off all messaging phones after mail-in rebate, like the pantech reveal, only from at&t. an everyday moment can turn romantic at a moment's notice. and when it does, men with erectile dysfunction can be more confident in their ability to be ready with cialis

now it's 4-4, bottom of the eighth.hat. thank you, pinto. 5-4, the final. on this day, matt chiko was called up from aa. the winner today is tyler clippard. clippard has the third most wins in the majors. he's a reliever. he's now at 5-0. getting some good spot starts for the nats. >> a funeral service was held in baltimore, maryland, today remembering 22-year-old yeardly love who police in charlottesville, virginia, was beaten to death by a former boyfriend, u.v.a. lacrosse player george hughley. the women's lacrosse close was expected to address the gathering before the family spoke. the media was not permitted on the grounds at the family's request. >> aggressive -- that's one way to describe lebron james' play last night. how about angry? we'll hear from king james about his performance last night in boston. >> texas linebacker brian cushings suspended four games. we'll get his reaction, next ne. ♪ and so the conversation turned ♪ ♪ until the sun went down ♪ and many fantasies were learned ♪ ♪ ♪ on that day ♪ keep f

back here in colorado, 3-2, bottom of the 5th coming up.of a mixed bag for luis atilano tonight rob, at times he pitches very well with men on base, but it's frustrating to see them get on base. >> rob: he's walking guys and has to overwork to get out of the winning. a -- inning. a 10 pitch at-bat to a journeyman hitter. he's up to 72 pitches and 12 outs thus far and overworking himself. he need atilano and our young guns to be getting into the 7th inning and right now, he's not being economical enough to get by the 6th inning. by that time, he's going to be out of gas and you don't want to be pitching five innings every time out. that's not going to get the job done. >> bob: jason hammel leads off for the rockies, bottom 5. the one saving grace for the bullpens in the game tonight would be the performance of the starters today. livan went six strong. nats had to finally pinch hit for him and then eight innings by ubaldo jimenez. zimmerman throws high but no problem but adam dunn. first out, bottom 5. >> rob: zim is going to cut the ball of

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and we move to the bottom of the 9th. zimmman, tying run for the nats.ne gets him to fly ot oo center to send the game. and o's sttal game one. 5-3. >> david hernandez picks up the first win since august of last year. one n on one hit. while walking five. the o's and nat are back at it tommrrow, at 4:05. >> and international soccer will again this summer. baltimore last julya sellout crowd of 71,000 fans packed m&tbank stadium to watch th game between cheea and he milan in exhibition match. is summer you wi seea chancee-- you will getchains to see enter milan take o engengland's mancster club on july 31. officials are hoping for another sellout crowd. especially sincehe mach is few weeks after the wld cup wraps up. ravens president hopes tis trend will continue and help to bring in other bi time events. >>>we are extremely excited to have soccer coming back to m&tt3 bank staaium. hopeful that this will be -- we're having the event this summerhoping to ave more events. i think, as we demonstrate that baltimore and m&t bank staum is a god venue for soccer.

here's the bottom line. the bears who are belting out barry mcguire's "eve of destruction." don't be panicked by the buffet of horribles. there are still opportunities to make money in this market. if you're an investor wait until tomorrow mid-morning and use the panic to buy. if you're a trader think dawn of the correction and play the ten short-term rotation gambits. and if you're an investor go with the best beats with entry points you wouldn't have dreamed of getting as recently as five short days ago. let's go to harry in new york. harry. >> caller: brutal, brutal boo-yah, jim. >> man, i'm liking that. real downer boo-yah to start the show. come on, let's pick it up. let's pick it up. taser me. oh, that's what they do to fans in philly. go ahead. >> caller: on april 20th the deep water horizon exploded, and understandably since then reagan bp have been just hammered. but why has bpt, the bp prudhoe bay royalty trust been tarred and feathered also? >> that's a good question. i don't think that's right, f

tjx they all rallied off the bottom. up on monday big time and down big time on tuesday and now back up again on wednesday. if you look at a four-day chart, all these charts look the same. you're basically back where we were on monday. after this gigantic roller coaster ride. they trade little more volatile than the overall market. same situation with coal stocks. massey came off of its low. look at that. v-shape trade here as we open the markets here. same with the home builders. high beta names, very volatile and a lot of price swings throughout the week and still down on the day but still moving towards the flat line. >> thank you very much, robert. >>> greece is the word for all volatility in the stock market. the vix up double digits again today. there it is up 5% to 25.02. so, our question right now is, how do you play these volatile markets? joining me scott raedler chief strategic officer and mark travis president and ceo of intrepid capital management. i want to know how you play this? >> the same way we always

you think that there is a bottom? because some traders after seeing more than a 10% sell-off from april's highs. some traders actually say that we could see another leg down. but you don't think so? well, everyone likes to be negative. especially the professional traders. i'm usually optimistic. i think the united states investment market is really good. and in the vix pit, i do believe friday's trading showed that there's light at the end of the tunnel. ok, we've also got housing data involving sales and prices of homes coming in economic data this week. how do you think that could affect the markets? well, unfortunately the news coming out on the housing sector is just more of the same. and a heavy, heavy inventory of foreclosures. so unfortunately, i don't think we're going to go to that for some help with the market. ok, so we've seen a pretty good correction here. and you're a long-term investor, so have you been buying at these levels? yes, some the financial stocks i really like. and just big blue chips. they g

and this inning. >> bob: 5-1 nationals, bottom of the said. missed on the first one to cameron maybin. who's on base average now for the marlins is falling down towards the .300 mark. how long can they go with a young guy like this who has a world of potential but hasn't been able to translate it to the major league level. >> you've got to be a contact guy if you're at the top of the order. with his speed, change-up in the dirt. >> bob: looked like a nice clean inning for a bit. runner at second base, two outs. the count goes 2-1. maybin was initially a number one pick by the tigers. tenth player overallman '05 out of t.c. roberson high school down in north carolina. >> rob: there was a lot of high- end value with cameron. >> bob: i think they thought that deal might work out the say way the hanley ramirez deal worked out when they insisted on him from the red sox when lowell and beckett went up there. >> rob: what austin jackson is doing now for the tigers, that's what they wanted from maybin and it just hasn't -- >> bob: that hits him and su

the bottom of the second, the left field off of maddox. that is his 9th. the rangers take a 6-3 lead. 2 and a 3rd innings, his shortest outing of the season. the top of the fitting, it's an 8-3 game. luke scott takes it red-hot. and rounds 3rd, and heads to the plate, orioles trail it 8-4. top of the 8th, a's down 1-5. or ver gets to swinging to end the inning. in the bottom of the 8th the rangers add some insurance. cruz adds to the right field. score from the 3rd. rangers up 9-5. they tap on a bunch more and sweep the orioles. the second base man, we learned that brian roberts has pneumonia who was to leave for sarasota for reinjured back. instead he was admitted to the hospital. not more than is known, but the orioles are not very concern. it's not to affect roberts rehab schedule. it will be several days before he goes to florida. the ravens passed up their camp yesterday and they feel better about a certain position than they did a couple of days ago. all of a sudden tied end is looking like a strength instead of a weakness. the ravens knew they had t

. >> we're in the bottom two. right? >> it's alwwys rough being in the bottom two. >> now i can realll go out is no more chances. . there >> (singing). unpredictable. i mean, crystal has been a front runner throughout the entire season, but then lee hhs made a pretty revealed he's in it to win it. back to you. >> it's going to be fun to watch. i understand you're getting to go where most people can't go out there? >>reporter: i know. it's very exciting. we do have exclusive access to a lot goiig on during finale week. i'm pretty ii which media center. if you take a look around me here, you can see the barricades and obviously, i mean, there's only a few spots here. it's just going to be a few other us. this is really where a lot of people want to be. there will be thousands around here. we are going to be in the center of it all. my pass is pour pass. we're going to go on this journeyytogether. >> that's right. you're going to take us righh there with you. we're looking forward to it. live in hollywood. thank you, candic

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but at the bottom of the ocean is really difficult. >> jeff: are they doing the right things? >> i guess so. but the problem is it's a very corrosive environment. you have acid coming out. and everything has to be precisely aligned. they're going to try to put this pipe within a pipe? it's a difficult business. and then what happened they put the dome over it. the dome kind of looks like a house. i didn't think of that. the bubbles of methane gas turned into this stuff we call clath rates, or this ice crystal. it's a water -- it's one molecule of methane, natural gas enclosed in a few molecules of water. and it plugged up the pipe. and with experience, that wouldn't happen. but they have never tried it like this before. >> jeff: and does it surprise you that they have not tried that before, knowing this is a possibility? >> well, it surprised me a little bit. here is the problem in my opinion. everybody uses the expression fail-safe. >> jeff: we talked about it earlier. >> yeah, exactly. but these systems in oil wells are really not fail-safe. if things go wrong, you can turn

it can affect bottom dwelling organisms, some that live a little bit off the bottom. >> they can be divided into various sections of the water column. it can minimize the effect or harm at the surface of the water column, but increase the harm at the bottom of the water column by accelerating the oil through. . >> depending on how close you are, 5,000 feet, 1 mile within the aquatics zone. maybe 100 feet, you have biologically active -- have floating clave -- larvae, the phytoplankton. it is a pretty dynamic system. the argument is having a floating oil is worse than the risk of having its dispersed. i have mixed emotions about it. >> is there an argument to be made that dispersants have a cosmetic effect? >> i don't think that we really fully understand the risks associated with it. >> but there is some value in accelerating the biodegrading of the oil on that basis? set aside the question of where it takes place, where the most productive areas are. all other things being equal, there would be some enhanced by a degrading a fact with the use of dispersants? >> yes, and you have to conside

china is very concerned with the bottom line of security and order. that has always been the game that china exports will tell you -- experts will tell you is the bottom line with china. they are investing in a somewhat stable regime, but not at a cost to china. >> do you believe that north koreans have an operational weapon? there is some confusion about the test. >> there is real question about that among the experts about whether they have been able to develop something that is operational. but if i was in north korea, i would do the same thing. i would say, yes, i am. >> i wish you were in north korea. [laughter] >> one of the things that is undermined here is that -- and i'm thinking of japan now with all of its nervousness and traditional hostility between japan and korea. the china has its own interests that are not parallel to korea, etc. here in the united states, we do not really have much of an understanding about that. and getting back to the original point about the media not even paying attention to it, there is not really this concern a

bottom nine, rod barajas muscling up. walk-off homer for barajas. the second of his career. he said, "my whole body went numb after it went over the fence." mets win eight straight at home. cards beat the pirates 4-3. yadier molina doubled home the go-ahead run in the topst ninth. -- in the top of the ninth. ryan franklin earned the win in relief after blowing his first save of the season. >> the rays the best record in baseball including a major league best 12-1 on the road this season, looking to make it 13 out of 14. willie aybar in the top of the fourth. evan longoria would score from second. 1-0 rays. bottom of the seventh. david price strikes out adam rosales toned the inning. rays win it 4-1. as for tampa, they become the fourth team in major league history to win at least 13 of their first 14 road games of the season and the first since the 1984 tigers started 14-0 on the road to their world series title. no prior team h least 13-1 on the road. >> according to court statements, the man who authorities say set lawrence taylor up with a 16-year-old girl told her to tel

bottom of the fourth. shane victorino, long ball to right center, just enough juice in it, three-run home run will end pelfrey's scoreless streak at 27 innings. a six-run fourth for the phillies. up 6-0. halladay gets fernando tatis to ground out to shofrment halladay pitches a complete-game shutout. after losing 9-1 to the mets friday, phillies get revenge against the mets' best pitcher. as for halladay, he took this off-season, while he's just six starts in it's not too early to celebrate. >> coming up, tiger woods missed the cut at quail hollow but what stories can we follow from down in charlotte for the weekend? and the nba playoffs send the lakers and jazz will collide but will deron williams be there for the jazz? >> sean payton in a bit of hot water after a tremendous year for the saints. j@ this spring. marc savard has waited a long >> ice, ice, baby, game one of the eastern conference semifinals, flyers-bruins, marc savard returning after missing the first round of the playoffs because of a concu

two days later, the deep water horizon sank to the bottom.s was just the latest disaster for a company that is the largest oil producer in the united states. bp, once known as british petroleum, was found willfully negligent in a 2005 texas refinery explosion that killed 15 of its workers. bp was hit with $108 million in fines, the highest workplace safety fines in u.s. history. now we have found there is new concern about another bp facility in the gulf. a former bp insider tells us this platform called atlantis is a greater threat than the deep water horizon. ken abbott has worked for shell and ge. and in 20089 he was hired by bp to manage thousands of engineering drawings for the atlantis platform. >> they serve as blueprints and also as a operator manual, if you will, on how to make this thing work and more importantly, how to shut it down in an emergency. >> pelley: but abbott says that he found that 89% of those critical drawings had not been inspected and approved by bp engineers. even worse, he says 95% of the underwater welding plans

bottom three, josh willingham, wow, just crushed off of bergersen. two-run shot and his eighth game tied at 2-2. a top four, adam jones, this is different. -- different. it is very well to center field and nigel morgan back on it. should make the play and doesn't. he thought it was a home run. it wasn't. and early -- at least not yet. and they don't give him an error and jones who has been criticized upon occasion for not hustling motors all the way around and gets the inside the park home run, making a 4-2 or roles. right now they're in the bottom of the seventh. the nationals came back and lead 7-6. and man chesters city on board for a friendly july 31st and not sure about the teams, know this. intermilan, really good. and get ready for a blue and yellow invasion. and the championship and milan and munich. the first half, go diego, go. and dora is impressed. great goal and 1-0. enter milan. and second half 66 minutes and great cross over the feed and enjoy the save and flying high and tip it is higher. still 1-0. and remember the crossover. diego g

put desmond and bernadina at the bottom of the order.or an error. that's what is going to happen, he's a young guy, comes back with a great catch, and then a home run that would make livan the winner. his defense has been spectacular the last three weeks. so, you know what? the throwing error in who cares. he was out of position, made a great barehanded play. things like that are going to happen, but the guy was amazing with the glove. it was a great night with the stick tonight. >> ian desmond 1 airer in his last 18 games at shortstop. now down to jim riggleman live. >> he really played good, got some big outs, and batista got an out there to take a little of the load off capps. that's what we're going to have to do, a couple of guys get it going and take the load off clippard and capps. we can't depend on them every night for a win. >> do you feel adam dunn starting to break out now? >> adam was right on three balls tonight. he got the one, but just missed two others sworn hopefully that's a sign that he's breaking out. >> can you talk

used at the bottom of the gulf could be harmful. b.p.the chemicals and it is assessing the effects. for more now onñr the marilife n to sil sylvia earle, she isçó from national geographic. she wasÑi formerlyçó chief scientist at the oceanic andçó atmospheric administration and closely studied the gulf of mexico. sylvia, while we wait for the bulk of the oil to come ashore, tell us a little more what is going on out on the water. on the surface and underneath. first of all, where is this oil going? >> a lot of people focusing on the effects of when the oil does eventually come ashore. the real problem is the ocean itself and the life that is out there. and the disbursement, in a sense, compounds that problem. it may help apparently get rid of the oil, but it really breaks it up into smaller pieces and adds additional toxins to the system. when you look at the water column, it isn't just water. it's filled with life, especially this time of the year, when a lot of the creatures are spawning, such as the little shrimp and other organisms th

nice weather top to bottom along the west coast. a little cool as you head to sections of the southwest. las vegas, palm spring, we'll talk about that at 7:30. but big weather picture will be the violent weather through the northern plains. >>> coming up, another hollywood tragedy. brittany murphy died under mysterious circumstances. now her husband suddenly dies, as well. we'll have the latest. >>> also ahead, a royal sting. sarah ferguson, fergie, caught red handed shaking down a reporter posing as a tycoon. >>> and we had him first, his first tv interview, jordan romero, the youngest person ever to conquer mt. everest. coming up here in a bit on "the early show." >> reporter: 43-year-old bonita sweet n' sour filled twizzlers. the twist you can't resist. it's in your future now. [ female announcer ] discover the power of aveeno positively radiant. with total soy, it's clinically proven to visibly reduce past damage while advanced spf 30 helps prevent future damage. aveeno positively radiant. two times with comfort inn or any choic

and it looks like the bottom really has fallen out of the stock market. after almost a 400 point loss in the dow yesterday. bringing down stocks 10% from april highs. and it seems like the euro zone debt problems really are just continuing to shake investor confidence. a lot of fears across the board out there, beejal. meantime, president obama prodding senate along hoping to get a final vote on the financial reform bill. he says he wants to protect consumers and hold on wall street accountable. in the meantime, investors in those banking stocks are on edge. as we all try to figure out what exactly is in that bill. and let's get right to the trading floor with brian tehaco of tnt group. he's there over at the c m e group. and brian, the index is now below the may 7th lows. we're talking about the s&p 500 and the dow and the nasdaq. what does that mean, and could it cause further selling pressure? well, and we were calling a correction of 10% for a long time now. we finally got it yesterday. the market is very scared of everything that's going on right now

bottom ten. knotted at three. willing ham up facing claire meredith. willingham the hero, hits walk-off home run to left. nationals win in extra innings 4-3. josh willingham comes up clutch. >> kind of what you deem about when you're a kid. you foe, when you're at the plate you can't be trying to do that, usually doesn't happen. i was trying to get a good pitch to hit hard. >> he's a professional hitter. he's the ult may pro. he's -- you don't see josh make too many mistakes on the baseball field. he's just solid as a rock. give you good at bat every time out. of course with the long ball, speaks for itself. >> yes it certainly does. jim riggleman and the nationals improve to 23-22 after the win against the orioless. >>> college lacrosse. the maryland head coach resigned after nine seasons, it comes one day after the terps were upset. coddle did leave the terrapins to the postseason it's a consecutive times. virginia's quest for a championship continues. cavs taking on stony brook. cavaliers continuing to play in honor of the late yeardley love. stonyb

because of that dual revenue stream and that huge hit "avatar" made a big difference to huge corp's bottom line. i'll be lift sboeng that conference call and more of a breakdown of these strong fiscal third quarter numbers. >> julia, we want to point out that we're seeing a real reaction here. news corp's stock is up 4% in the extended hours. thanks for the details here. take a look at chart here and news corp at $16.08 a share on the head of these earnings, that's ahead of the conference call. julia will be listening and of course she'll bring us the headlines. the stock up 4.5%. try to make sense of this massive move here in the markets to join me, break it all down is a cnbc all-star program, sue herera, david faber, david neto. tyler mathisen and cnbc contributor ron insana joins me from mobile, alabama. ty, speak with you. i've been watching you on the air. nice seeing you with franklin rains, also newsworthy there but what are you hearing in terms of the risk trade, this market down 225 from all of those big hitters and managers of money? >> well, you would have to say that they all

bottom of seven. 4-1. baltimore. one on for willie harris. big willie style. can tell by the way he threw the bat. that was hammered. home run. deep right field. nats within a run. 4-3 ball game. top eight. the youngster in. hasn't allowed a run yet in the big league. correction, he has now allowed one run in the big league. craig tatum in to score. orioles beat the nationals, 5-3. >> we played a great ball game tonight. we got beat. we played good baseball. you know? guzman, harris hit the ball well. we walked seven times or something like that. you know? those are quality at-bats doing the walks. we were in position -- i mean, i am, i am -- much better mood tonight after that loss than i was last night. i've tell you that. >> two more chances against the orioles tomorrow and sunday. wnba hoops -- mystics playing without their best player, beard. they're finding ways to win. ladies hosting new york. trying to get off to a 3-0 start. the forward, leghorn, revealing her got milk ad. pretty cool. before the game, milk does crystal's body good. smith, leghorn. co

it's the bottom of the hour and now time for top of the news.l spill pouring into the gulf of mexico and officials hit a snag today in their efforts to contain it. we're told they are trying again tonight. and a war of words between new york congressman peter king and homeland security secretary janet napolitano. the congressman complaining about cuts to anti-terror funding. napolitano firing back accusing new york of failing to spend more than a quarter of a billion dollars in federal anti-terror funding. plus, the white house wants access to documents related to the president's supreme court nominee elena kagan. officials asking bill clinton presidential library to speed up the release of papers from kagan's time as a white house advisor in the '90s. documents could provide clues to where she stands on key political can is issues. >>> the u.s. commander in chief commending those who have fallen in duty fighting crime in america. today, president obama addressed thousands of police officers who gathered on the steps of the u.s. capitol in honor

bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news. the new york city police and other agencies are examining evidence they have found to figure out who is behind a failed car bombing in times square. police called the device amateurish but it could have been very deadly had it gone off. >> oil company bp says that gushing oil well in the gulf of mexico, could be capped with a dome in about a week. that would be really good news because the coast guard estimates that that well is leaking at least 200,000-gallons of oil each day since that platform exploded and sank on april 20th. >> and pope benedict 16 traveling to northern italy to pray before the shroud of turin. the upon stiff did say the clothe "wrap the the remains of a man in full correspondence of what the gospel tells us of jesus. >> president obama praising the new york city police department for its quick response to the attempted car bombing attack that happened last night in times square. the feds offering to lend any support that the authorities in new york city need to t

bottom of the third. it is already 2-0 yankees. rodriguez rounds the single up the middle with the bases loaded. jeter scores. here comes johnson and the throw from montinez. great swipe by tatum in the plate. johnson is out. and yankees lead. and top of the fort. same score. andy pettitte loaded the bases. facing reimold, struggling of late. but pettitte walks him. forcess may markakis home. yankees trail. and bottom of the fourth. it is 4-1. tashara gets a hold of one to deep right center. montinez back to the wall. and he cannot get it. jeter and johnson both come in to score on the double by tashara. yankees up. and top of the eighth same score. wigginton hit less in the series. not after that. monster two run home run into the second deck in left field. his team leading 9th of the season. orioles trail 6-3. top of the 9th. birds down. wieters with a solo shot to the second deck. in right field. that's his fourth of the year. orioles are down 7-4. and next batter. reimold sends one deep down the left field line. with a stay fai

you see it start at the top of the zone and break to the bottom. good job there on 0-2, barmes just making contact. >> bob: we do a lot more than shipping like offering moving boxes and supplies at the store. runner moving, throw low, runner is safe. >> rob: well, it was a pitch down at the zone. i think it's a breaking ball. and he comes up. really good jump too. so ian stewart gets a good jump. he kept his foot on there. but really, you steal a lot of bases off the pitchers. if the pitcher doesn't deliver the catcher in less than 1.2 seconds or it's a slow pitch, very tough to throw base runners out. >> bob: runs games in the series have been a -- running games in the series have been a mismatch. down to zimmerman, backhand, he plants, long throw. the gold glover makes an outstanding play. to the 9th, nats down by a run. trying to salvage a game from the double header and this play goes a long way toward keeping it close. >> bob: colorado crowd hoping to spill on to the streets of lodo, lower downtown here shortly. top of the 9th inning. map well

the bottom half of the fourth inning.> mike: talk about running deep into a ballgame. as lone as he can keep his pitch down that is something he has not been able to do this yearment and sometimes he is not being able to get out in the third. and he may be able to get the snow as it lands. >> gary: he takes that one inside. the 22-year-old doing the watch catching. outside. and here is the 2-0 delivery. to third, and that is a fair ball. tejada with a long throw. h e's got it there. and there are two down. talking about the number of pitches that are thrown. you keep an eye on this 0-25, pretty good. 26-50, real good. and once he hits that 51-pitch mark, it really starts to fly up and then over 75 and it is just out of control. and he is there right new at 51. bunt there had for the base hit. tejada is trying to whistle, the grounds crew. oh, and the grounds crew gets a base hit! he whistled at it. and he snapped his feet, he swore at it. >> mike: but it rolls off the carpet. and you can see the chalk itself. that is real

quaker bottom road closed because of downed wires. it's closed at this time. belfast should get you around that with no problem. traffic moving pretty well as you make your way on the beltway starting to build as you head on the outer loop lanes towards 95. inner loop no problems up towards i-70. the major roadways are not where we're having the production. we have a nice aerial viewch at i-70, volume building towards the i-70 interchange. as we peek at drive times, slow on old court road but 95 northbound from route 100 to 95, 10 minutes. 11 minutes on 29 southbound from i-70 to route 32. on the southwest side from i-70 to 95 on the outer loop, seven minutes. frederick county, still seeing the intersection at route 75 and 26 closed in both directions because of a bad crash. a new accident at conowingo and hughes road. the accident on the scene in whiteford, route 165 and 136. outside of the beltway in randallstown, the injury accident eastbound liberty road and old court road. back to you. >>> 64 degrees at 6:32. when your son dies and you don't know why you

bottom of the fifth. game tied. pena lays down a punt. fields goes to first. but he throws it away that allowed gardener to score on the error. and later in the inning. bases loaded for a-rod, maddis. throws ball four. walks it in. and they score. and yankees up. they win, for a second straight night. >> hula cross, check in on a hot team. st. paul's that got two big wins last week. and seen themselves rise to the number two spot on the metro rankings. crusaders hosted mount st. joe this afternoon. check out the ball movement. scoring on the quick ball move. third quarter. karlsson gets a pass in front. scores on the one time. crusaders up. and he was our prep player of the week tonight. fourth quarter. now 16-2. green looking to pass. ball deflected into the net for the goal. st. paul's 17-2. and later in the fourth. 18-2. parker drives, bounce it in for the goal. st. paul demolished mount st. joe. >> and some very sad news from the major leagues tonight. voice of the detroit tigers and former oriole play-by-play announcer eastern knee harwell lost his battle

bottom of the first, nat downs 1-0. roger bernadine nah at the plate with the bases loaded, drives one deep to center. adam jones tracking it. he can't make its catch. remember, folks, don't throw your glove. accident throw his glove. yeah. he was watching, 'cause that happened to him yesterday. scored an inside the park home run for that nates a 3-1 lead. top five, pitching to weeders, high fly bull to left center. morgan and willingham converge, both calling for it morgan makes the catch, willingham crashed into morgan, knocks morgan's sunglasses off his hat. niger thinks they are josh's glasses, here is what i think they said to each other, hey, man, these are yours dude. niger says, oh, thanks, bud dmichlt ninth, nates 3-2. capps closing it owl faces julio luke goes, tying run at third base, lugo, oh, plays spoiler, pokes one into right. adam jones scores and caps' first blown save of the san, he had been 16-16. game tied at three. go to extras. bottom ten, noted at three. willingham facing clay meredith. you know w

but many experts believe that won't even be possible until crews dig a relief well at the bottom of the gulf and that could take months. and the white house says the justice department has been gathering information about the oil spill, but won't say if a criminal investigation has been launched. michelle, back to you. >> tara mergener in washington. thanks. >>> during an interview yesterday, former republican vice presidential candidate sarah palin suggested the obama administration is too close to big oil. >> if there's any connection with the contributions made to president obama and his administration and the support by the oil companies to the administration, if there's any connection there to president obama taking so doggone long to get in there, to dive in there and grasp the complexity and the potential tragedy that we are seeing here in the gulf of mexico. >> the white house says the government has been doing all it can and bp will be held accountable. >> my suggestion to sarah palin would be to get slightly more informed as to what's going on in and around oil drilling in thi