bottom temp seven, ryan braun facing motte. goes inside and just misses him. braun not too pleased.ext pitch, motte didn't miss on this one. drills braun in the shoulder blade. both sides are warned but no ejections. tony la russo says, i have to take my glasses off for this one. top of the ten, game tied. molina at the plate. calls third strike. him and the home plate umpire would exchange words. where are you going to dinner at? not where you're going. want to meet up later? probably not. molina bumped him a few times. he's going to get a vacation. let's just say that. top 11 now, runner on second, two outs for lance berkman, boots this one into left. matt holliday scores, berkman player of the game, 8-7, cardinals win, closing the gap. >>> tim lincecum and the giants taking on the d'backs with a one-run lead. d'backs down 1. paul goldschmidt, deep and gone to left center field off big time timmy tim. the first of his career. get him that ball. they still cling to a one-run lead. top of the eighth, upton getting up there. 22nd of the year, d'backs make it a 6-1 "w." that'll do it

gets braun, back-to-back pitches. things got testy.nce berkman singles to left, that scores matt holliday. cards win 8-7. milwaukee still two and a half up on st. louis in the a.l. central. >>> phillies looking to improve against the colorado rockies. big night for ryan howard. baseball's best team in the fourth inning, he hits a bomb. 443 feet to the second deck in right field. in the eighth does it again off matt lindstrom. his 23rd of the year. phillies beat the rockies 5-0. they have the best record in baseball. the mets lost last night to the marlins 4-3. still a night to remember for one young mets fan. 11-year-old jake resnick won a contest to announce part of the game on live television. and he was in the booth for a big moment in the third inning. >> here's the first pitch. reyes rips it, back it goes! it's gone! a home run for jose reyes. and the mets tie the game! jose reyes with a solo shot on the first pitch from brad haren and he takes it into the left field seats. >> gary cohen a great play by play guy for the mets, but

only just one drive in the opener against washington on the twenty nine you'll quickly find antonio braun in the first to open the schooling one of the steelers trademark place with hines ward this time widening the gap at the instant you goals at thirty five will celebrate every down softer words of the far superior to his teammates but then again he has just won the american version of dancing with the stars twenty four fourteen the final new steeler signing jerricho cotchery getting in. on finally basketball turns into a basket brawl in a game in china this week to watch the visiting university of georgetown check on the iraq its professional team in beijing a very physical matching fifty seven fall shots taken by the chinese and not to mention a bench clearing riot water pose sun even chairs suddenly becoming for a game georgetown are in china on a ten day trip which has been cited by the u.s. state department as quote an example of sports the plume a city that strengthens ties between the two countries the two teams well they're set to meet again in shanghai on so. let's hope the pol

jason mott hits ryan braun. no ejections, just warnings for each. this one goes extra. lance brookman puts them on top with an rbi single. boston red sox and indians. tied in the ninth. els bury laces one to center. saltalamacchia just beats the tag at the plate. funny moment between the cubs and pirates. watch andrew mccutchen on first. giovany soto comes up. and no one is guarding the bag. soto would have the last laugh. cubbies go on to rout the pirates 11-6. finally nba players are locked out and some are going overseas to play basketball. kevin durant has taken his game to the blacktop. durant put on a show at the legendary rutger park in harlem dazzling the crowd after hitting three in in the fourth quarter. he finishes for the staggering 56 points. if the nba lockout ended today, i have a feeling that durant would be ready to go. that's a look at sports on "early today." >>> we know one person that cher is not voting for. your entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus the big apple grinds to a standstill over the man deny hunt for a peacock. >>> welcom

coming up, a damaging new report about what pg&e may have over in been last year's deadly blast in san braun -- san bruno. the new dreamliner plane unveiled. >> leigh: i'm leigh glaser, we have had sunny, mild conditions today for much of the bay area. you can see the fog is macing its way over the bay, moving inland tonight. a warmer weather pattern will set up for us. we'll look at the seven-day forecast and show you when c >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >> alan: damaging new report by the san francisco con kell about the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion. they cite documents in which pg&e was warned the utility's record and emergency response plan created an up -- unseasonable risk. pg&e's own risk advisory board predict the disaster and called the safety program weak. the report states that pg&e's advisory group urged the utility to install more automatic shutoff valves on the pipeline to slow damage in the event of an explosion. >>> homeowners in san mateo county who make their homes more energy efficient will soon be eligible for up to $8,000 in rebat

jason mott hits ryan braun. this one goes extra. brookman puts them on top with an rbi single. st. louis wins 8-7 in 11. to boston, the red sox and indians tied in the ninth. jacoby elsbury to center. saltalamacchia hustles from second and beats out the tag at the plate. boston walks off with the 3-2 win. >>> funny moment between the cubs and pirates. watch andrew mchutchin on first. sfak fakes the steal to second. geovaughny soto comes up, and no one is covering the bait. soto drills a two-run shot in the third. cubs go on to route the pirates 11-6. >>> finally, nba players are locked out, and some are going overseas to play basketball. the thunder's kevin durant has taken his game to the blacktop. he has put on a show at the legendary rucker park in harlem. dazzling the crowd by hitting three after three in the fourth quarter while being double and even triple teamed. he finishes with a staggering 66 points. if the nba lockout ended today, i have a feeling durant would be ready to go. that's your "first look" at sports. i'm mario

nine point ninety two seconds american wall to dick's clinch this so that you can call him stupid braun's the frustrated bald man while could fly back in the two hundred meters and also in the pool by one hundred meters relay these two remaining bounce and the sears world finals. regardless of what's up with do you see more of the oh my god even turning point we have been working to be there our season to get unstuck don't become or if your are going and when they are considering vice a versa you that we can see for starting with those traumatizing for me and i feel sorry for because i didn't hear the media for jamaica to get the job done. and early russia and its first medals following a one two finish in the mound swines take a lot of it so walk but it is born in one of the same with the world finals in berlin lived up to his billing by taking its. another gold rush in completing the distance and one hour nineteen minutes and fifty six seconds that's thirty one seconds ahead of compassionate bloodying a con liking who is for nanda lobos of columbia games that. doesn't mean you didn't st

john moseley braun testimony video for your media projects and free media oh don carty dot com. but headlines on a hottie and a failure after launch emergency crews are searching for the unmanned a russian a space freighter which crashed on wednesday in siberia the soyuz rocket was ferrying a food and fuel to the international space station when it fell to a. rebels in libya promise a bounty of two million dollars for colonel gadhafi dead or alive that's as western nations waste no time in just playing for a slice of the country's oil high under the new government. and the u.s. and e.u. are pushing for more sanctions against syria after the crackdown there against protesters meanwhile journalists on the ground say there's a lack of objective a coverage coming out of the country. as are the headlines here on r.t. next though as andrew sports. hello there welcome to the sports and these other headlines touching down so i'm led to a rise in russia he would and he hoping that superstar signing will deliver a european glory of. champions league dreams shouted failing to make the grou

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and braun says the holy leo tolstoy participants will be reading out loud from the war and peace one thousand seven hundred pages of it all these details and more at r.t. dot com. veterans of hitler's in the forty guns the soviet army and world war two have traveled from around europe to hold an annual rally in a stone year for members of the knowledge than s.s. referred to they can use finds his freedom we're joined by new knowledge in the country and as artists are for three portraits fear the sting ins glorification of not isn't this feeding dangerous far right movements right across europe. association of former soldier i love this off or on but it's something at the moment if you don't think about later or think about the people. that are. country and maced of year at these kind of events a band week i'm not going to hear. it in a sting it's a different story altogether. it's common in the stone you to call these people freedom fighters we hold our protest rallies on the same day they hold this event to remind them what they are what they had given allegiance to hitler to tell t

moseley braun to live video for your media project for free media and dollars r t dot com. you can. live. live. below and welcome across top i'm peter lavelle the food that failed but changed everything twenty years ago communist party hardliners attempted to derail me help out of a child's efforts to reform the soviet union in the coups aftermath the communist party was banned to be followed by the end of the u.s.s.r. could history of played out different. lives can. start listening. to cross talk the events of august nine hundred ninety one i'm joined by geoffrey hosking in london he is america's professor of russian history at the university college london in oxford we have archie brown he's america's professor of politics at the university of oxford and if you know the good old we go to make light petro he is professor of politics at the university of rhode island all right gentlemen this is cross talk and you can jump in anytime you want but first let's have a look at the failed coup of nine hundred ninety one. class are you surprised at the end this is a sec. on august ninetee

the floodgates to officials being held to account for war crimes that's according to war activist braun becca what we have to recognize is that by stripping rumsfeld of immunity for the acts of torture against american citizens this opens wide the door not only for rumsfeld but for dick cheney for bush for all of those who advocated or put into place policies like the policy of torture which they call enhanced interrogation techniques euphemistically and very thinly euphemistically disguising torture which is illegal then that means all of these people could be in the dock if you try to hold pentagon officials in this case the head of the pentagon donald rumsfeld accountable for torture or other illegal acts that somehow shackles the hands of u.s. military ironically it suggests that the united states government needs to demands to and is engaging in illegal acts and that if anyone holds them accountable that will be quote shackling in their effort to carry out war it's partly demagogy but by virtue of the nature of the argument it also reveals that they in fact have institutionalized t

who died in may one of gadhafi is other sons was killed along with three grandchildren when a nato braun hit the house they were in. a teacher or some joined the anti-government protest movement currently sweeping across israel hundreds of education workers value through the streets of jerusalem demanding better working conditions and the news comes after the three week old demonstrations over. cities nationwide tens of thousands of protesters reportedly involves the movement initially targeted over priced housing but it has widened to that in past anger over aig number of other living issues. thailand is to get its first ever female head of government and watch has a clear run ahead to become prime minister after her party secured an absolute majority in parliament she's the sister of former prime minister talks if you know roger who was overthrown in a military coup with two thousand and six when he was charged with corruption and he fled the country and some speculate he might wind up for a comeback with his sister in charge. and next we're off to one of russia's remotest quarters and

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remember, first testify tunisia, eye jept, then braun, oman, yemen, libya and syria. if there's one lesson, it's that the revolutionary momentum in the arab world is not even a -- it's going full cycle still in libya and other places as well. >> fawaz gerges and james straub, thank you for sharing your perspectives. >>> up ahead, our specialist with the three things we request do right now to lower the unemployment rate. >>> and bracing for impact. nearly a third on notice for hurricane erenal. coming up we'll talk with the weather channel. >>> first, earth quack? zingers from our friends out west. ♪ i'm in love ♪ i'm all shook up helps defends against occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas and bloating. with three strains of good bacteria to help balance your colon. you had me at "probiotic." [ female announcer ] phillips' colon health. sgluf things are getting back to norm at at east coast airports with only minor damage from yesterday's earthquake. so now that the shaking has stopped out east, over on the west coast, they're shaking their heads. i'm from l.a., so t

but there's also a lot of policy braun. have committee chairman, you have people who are used to getting things done, getting them through the congress. and i find a real glimmer of optimism in here. >> warner: and working across the aisle? >> yes, there are people here who have done that. i mean i hesitate to say they're bipartisan or, you know, but there are people here who are used to working together to get things done. >> warner: let's jump into the first slate. let's start with the house republicans since they drove us all to this point. and we have on that committee, or on that slate om michigan, general hencerling from texas and fred from michigan. >> a good committee for michigan. but dave camp is the chairman of the ways & means committee. and he was on the simpson bowles commission, voted against it because of tax increases. but perhaps the most encouraging thing that we have to say right now is an interview that camp, from an interview that camp gave with reuters where he said every thing including taxes is on t

the shooting at a holocaust museum by james von braun and bombings at planned parenthood places. do we focus on the ethnic group owe these agents as a matter of public policy? the answer is no. the united states entered japanese-americans during world war ii. during kennedy's political campaign his opponents portray a dire future for america with the catholic president. we now use events as a breach of our american values. let's talk about facts rather than stereotypes. the muslim american community reject violence ideology. the rand corp. highly respected research organization released a report last year that states the following, quote, given the low rate of violent extremists, 100 among three million american muslims suggests the american muslim population remains hostile to jihad ideology and violence. at a justice department press conference yesterday attorney general eric holder said, quote, the muslim community has contributed significantly to the resolution of many things that have resulted over the course of the last 18 months have received information that has been shar

do we do this as a society to get these students to see how they can become something like a bobby braunr a laurie leshin or a wally? how do we see this? it's inspiration, it's allowing them to see that they can dream. there's so many kids that are disaffected by the inability for a teacher to share with them the proper way to do an integral or the proper way to learn systems to get to the next step. math, science, engineering, technology, these are all the things that nasa's trying to do to insure that kids have the right, the right tools to move forward, but also the teachers have the same thing. we're working in programs where we support teachers with curriculum, with hands-on experiences. the experience cial hands-on piece is not just for the kids, it's for the teachers too. a couple of weeks ago i was down in houston at nasa jsc, and we flew on the plane, and we had 84 k-12 teachers that supply research experiments, they worked in groups of four, had research experiments that they flew on this zero g airplane. and i took down one of our white house office of science and technology p

braun, they will get your passion because i felt your passion sitting over here. and i know that our young people will come and they will take on that challenge. and then you will leave it to us, but not to us alone, to make sure that nasa has the resources that match the vision and the nation. that's always been the challenge, to bring the resources close to the mark where that mission and vision is. and i know that we can do it. just a couple months ago when i turned 53, my birthday present was a day flying an f-16. and so, you know, i only made the five g. marr, so the next time i go -- i didn't her or anything like that. that was a major goal. were going up and into a live, i just said oh, my gosh, i just want to go farther. and i know that this next generation wants to do that same thing. and all of the things that we do here on earth that helped to build for that kind of technology, and in all of the things we do wait out there that gives us ideas about how to better understand our universe and to better understand our planet. this is our future. and so i ju

michael braun is former chief of provisions for the u.s. drug enforcement situation and knows quite a bit about the situation in mexico. you say these splinter groups, yes, they're violent but seeing the splinter groups might show some success in our war against what's happening in mexico. >> good morning, jenna. as hard as it may be to understand or to grasp what you just said, that's exactly the case. these splinter groups are further evidence that mexico 's antiorganized crime strategy is working, we saw the same thing in the country of colombia several years ago with the breakup of the old cali and medein cartels, sprinter -- splinter groups began to form but they're much more vulnerable to law enforcement and other security action. jenna: you mentioned colombia, what did we learn from that situation there that you think we should apply to what's happening in mexico as far as our involvement south of the border? >> reporter: well, there's a lot or learned by the successes. the many successes in colombia. as i said, the old cali and mede

down off southern california have been upgraded to stable condition. 32-year-old pilot captain pete braun and an unnamed weapon's officer ejected just before their f-15 hornet crashed late wednesday night. the two men spent four hours in the chilly waters off of the san diego coast. they screamed and blew whistles before the coast guard crew spotted them. they suffer broken bones and hypothermia, but in good spirits. >>> time is 7:18, the santa rosa police department is underfire for allowing young children to handle weapons. take a look at these photos. this is taken at the south park day and night festival on saturday. it's been circulating by e-mail acing among a group of -- e- mail among a group of concerned citizens. it shows the police officer talking to a group of young kids as one young boy holds an assault rifle. some question if that is appropriate for a family event promoting safe communities. and the event organizers say this was a successful way of community outreach. >>> suspicious packages mailed to three alaskan lawmakers caused a big scare. the pack annals arrived -- pack

he was organizing rallies with dave matthews and the braun james, who were called choices at the timeh kids. they are reaching out to young people, telling them how obama care is a torpedo. the mind-boggling debt will eventually be my kids generation that will have to pay that off. we are graduating from college now with the student loans and no ability to pay them off. young people in particular are more vocal about the obama administration. host: you're not hearing from anyone yet. guest: those people historically will not move and shake elections. i do not think there is an appetite -- to spend resources on college campuses. ron awaken his big policy address on college campuses. -- ronald reagan gave his big policy addresses on college campuses. but it is about reaching the next generation about ideas of freedom. host: there is talk about the conservative tea party being responsible for this. what do you think? guest: the s&p did not blame the tea party but outlined what we already knew. when you have a one-year nation's credit card, you have problems on your hands. we need to stop

and when bobby braun and i were talking about it yesterday, we hope there'll be other universities around the nation that will follow the example of the university of maryland is sending today so we can take a show on the road and have an opportunity to listen to the american public as much as we talked because that's really important. the future forums are wonderful gatherings and mainly because nasa is, always has been and always will be in the future business. it's been our job to conceive what might be possible, even though it might seem out of reach. in marginally human and technological resources to make it reality. i cannot help -- my wife hates to see me come in the house and turn on the television because she knows i'm going to switch to the talking heads. i just have to do it because they have such wisdom. yeah, you got it. but it's still interesting to listen to god and listen to people who supposedly are leaders today who speak with such pessimism. you know, we can't do that. we won't. we are very optimistic about the future, very optimistic about what can be done. and i think

king's work and braun versus board of education.e not seen any good arguments has to why a voucher system or system of school choice around the nation is a bad option. if you are poor, under privileged, orb if you live in a poor area, every parent should have the option to put their child in any school they want to, any school they believe works for them. i think quite interesting, the question that i would love to pose to americans across the country, look at the state of our k-12 education system and look and see how separate and how unequal is still is. what is the largest problem with the k-12 education system? we sort of looked at dr. king's approach to doing things, which was marrying theological belief to public policy. what would dr. king today actually say about the role that teachers unions have from a theological perspective on the public k-12 and the ability of all children to advance forward. >> if you look in the "washington post" outlook section, here's the photo of the leaders of the march, august 28th, 1963. young j

roosevelt wrote the cowboys quote riss hardy and self-reliant as any man who ever breathes with braun said bronze set faces and keen eyes that looked all the road straight in the face without flinching as they flashed out from under the broad rimmed hats. he said he thought they were much better fellows than small farmers are agricultural laborers, better tea than the mechanics and work and of the great cities. just as a quick aside, there was a british fellow who came out to colorado in the 1860s and he claimed that he came from one of the sleepy towns in england. he when they saw the cowboy riding through town shooting off his gun at night, probably drunk and alongside him was a young woman wearing only a chemise. the british fellow looked at her and he thought this is life of the capital l. some people really liked this whole thing. with the exception of some of the ranchers the cattle owners, the average age of the cowboy in 1880s was 23 or 24. and there was little in the way of local law enforcement there. many of them and the men carried guns and knives and look for entertainmen

he was organizing rallies with dave matthews and the braun james, who were called choices at the time with kids. they a reaing out to young people, telling them how obama care is a torpedo. the mind-boggling debt will eventually be my kids generation that will have to pay that off. we are graduating from college now with the student loans and no ability to pay them off. young people in particular are more val about the obama administration. host: you're not hearing from anyone yet. guest: those people historically will not move and shake elections. i do not think there is an appetite -- to spend resources on college campuses. ron awaken his big policy address on college campuses. -- ronald reagan gave his big policy addresses on college campuses. but it is about reaching the next generation about ideas of freedom. host: there is talk about the conservative tea party being responsible for this. what do you think? guest: the s&p did not blame the tea party but outlined what we already knew. when you have a one-year nation's credit card, you have problems on your hands. we need to stop.

do we do this as a society to give the students to see how they can become something like a bobby braun or a laurie leshin or waleed. how to militancy this? it's aligned them to see that dream. this only gets better disaffected by the inability for teacher to share with them the proper way to do an integral or a proper way to learn different systems to get to the next step. math, science, engineer, technology, these are all the things that nasa is trying to do to ensure that kids have the right route, the right tools to move forward, but also the teachers at the same thing. we are working in programs where we support teachers with curriculum, with hands-on experiences, the spiritual hands-on peace is not just for the kids, but the teachers. click couple weeks ago i was down in houston at nasa and we flew, it was on the zero g. airplane which we called the vomit comet, but we had 84 k-12 teachers that supplied research experiments. working in groups of four comment research experiments. they flew on this zero g. airplane. and i took down one of our white house policy analyst with me to l

looking further into the space future are the 30 visionary concepts that our chief technologist, bobby braun's office, selected under the advanced concept program. they were chosen based on their potential to transform our future space missions, enable new capabilities, or significantly alter current approaches to launching, building, and operating space systems. matched with the 80 graduate fellowships recently awarded for basic and applied research in technology areas aligned with nasa's future space missions, the agency is beginning to create its future and invest in its future innovators today. nasa's role has historically been crucial in seating the technology and innovations that brought our nation's capabilities to the cutting edge, made us the leader in space exploration, and made a difference in our lives every day. nasa's impack on the nation's technological future, the work force and economy are based on investments and innovations that we had the courage to make. these investments have helped us create, galvanize, and strengthen the expertise that has made nasa's achievements possi