brent harris thank you so much from camden yards. know buck showwalter was saying he might get them in trouble because the ump could hear him. >> you better watch what you say, everybody could hear. >> thank you so much. we appreciate it. over to the nationals. last night dan uggla helping his new team complete a crazy comeback against his old team. 3 for 5, including that go ahead three-run shot in the 9th. the nats trailed but they win 13-12. guess what he earns? did you see this? a chocolate sauce shower from max scherzer. i think that's a new thing they're doing. these two teams back at it tonight. >> go back to the pies. >> they do the gatorade shower. >> i think i'd rather have lemon meringue. >> jordan zimmerman on the mound and they go back at it tonight. so we meet again. capitals rangers in the playoffs fourth time in the past five years they'll face each other including the last two playoffs which handed at the hands of those rangers. the caps are due and they know it. >> get a chance to try and get redemption. they've han

. >> joining us now from camden yards, we have brent harris who covers the orioles for comcast sportsnetou know this is a sad occasion, i think for me. i get it they've already postponed two games to postpone a third game and have the teams find three other times to meet during the season would be extraordinarily difficult and the city wants to have the police on the streets prepared to go if something happens instead of protecting fans at the stadium. but all at the players always say about playing for the fans and going all out for the fans and see a game go off with no fans, sorts of makes me wonder if that's a bit of a lie perhaps. >> adam jones said before the game that the fans give energy and passion for players to do what they do and obviously not having them in the stadium, it's going to be a different feel. we heard the word surreal. it's something we've never seen before. it is unprecedented for the players to go out there and perform with no audience with no fans this is a game manny just last inning hit a home run, we would normally be hearing the cheers of the crowd. this p

brent harris from comcast sports network joins us live from the ballpark. e been there for a whole lot of games during this season and last too. how bizarre was this one? >> surreal is the best way to describe it. jim, when you have an 8-2 win, normally for the orioles fans that would give you a lot to cheer about, but as we know today, it was anything but normal. the orioles typically in about the 6th or 7th inning will announce the attendance. the p.a. announcer said that today for official record-keeping purposes attendance was zero. there were some fans outside but the loudest noise of the day was the crack of the bat and the first by chris davis, a three-run home run all the way out onto utah street. that's where the ball stayed throughout the game. of course no fans could run out there to pick it up. in a lot of ways the game itself and the outcome of the game trivial compared to what this city of baltimore is going through. >> the whole process is not easy man. like i said we need this game to be played but we need this city to be healed first. >> i t

harry reid. he lied, no penalty. we have that new at noon. the indian religious freedom lot getting three times more coverage on the other networks than the e-mail scandal from hillary. brentcan't wait. our two two minutes away. stuart: president obama is a very successful politician but his presidency is in complete disarray. his years in the white house looking creasing we like a failure. let me start with his political success. how come he is so good at it? he knows how to play hardball and homeless remember the irs intimidating conservatives? remember harry reid saying mitt romney hasn't the taxes? that was a lie and harry reid knew it but if the senator now says it worked, and mitt romney loss. that is hard ball. the president is very good at it so how come almost everything else has gone so wrong? the climate giveaway to china, the nuke cave to iran, isis terror richard division at home massive unpayable debt, the shrinking middle class a chaotic obamacare ever rising taxes, it is a long list and none of it is good. all of it can be laid at the president's door. it is too late to change course. america is locked into a set of failing policies but we can say what we w