brett cecil, only 23 years old. 6.23 e.r.a. and all those homers that he has surrendered, especially to the right handers, 6 out of 8. throw over to first base. jim mentioned he had that five- homerun ballgame. after that ballgame, he got sent down to the minors as you might expect and had to do some work there, trying to get some things straightened out. he pitched against boston and may 20, five homeruns, didn't get back to the maim jurors until a month later. 2-1 delivery. mora takes it and it's inside. and a 3 balls 1 strike count to melvin mora. >> jim: this is where you may get a pitch where you can hit it and drive t look for something out over the plate. i think when you are struggling, power wise, sometimes, you expand the strike zone but if you look in the zone -- of course, mora had that great second half last year. >> gary: 3-1 delivery to him and walked him. so after getting two strikeouts, a single and a walk, he put two on. first walk given up by brett cecil. and matt wieters will get the rbi chance. matt has had

brett needs to get into camp right away.omes to offense, chemistry and timing is critical. when you start talking about guys like bobby wade and rice in the wide receivers and the tight ends and adrian peterson at running back and percy harvey, you have a responsibility to get in there and develop that timing and that chemistry with those guys. everybody else in the national football league is doing what it takes. as great as brett favre feels he is, you need that time to build that chemistry. as time runs out, brett favre is cheating a lot of those guys the opportunity to raise the lombardi trophy. >> speaking of timetables. what about michael vick's future. what is taking the nfl commissioner roger goodell so long to make a decision on vick? >> he is taking a read and react approach with michael vick. he just completed a 20 month sentence. he will complete a 23 month sentence with his community service hours. we are talking about july 20th as the timeline when michael vick will be emigible to be reinstated into the nationa

brett cecil get the win to go 3- 1.oss, 1-6 and there is your final line. game 2 tomorrow, brad bergesen will take the how much against ricky romero. our coverage on maps 2 begins at 6 3-0 on o's xtra. for jim palmer and amber theoharis and our great crew, i'm gary thorn. thorne. a look at how it all went down. o's xtra coming up.   . >> jim: the blue jays go off celebrating a win. the blue jays, two runs in the 5th inning and that holds up. o's xtra presented by verizon fios. some will head home and the rest will hang around and enjoy the fireworks. maybe they are repositioning themselves here at oriole park at camden yards. thanks for join can us. here we are in the booth because the fireworks will be shot right by where we sit. so we are not allowed out there because it's dan dangerous. >> rick: pretty good that the fans get to see some fireworks before the night is over because that didn't happen during the ballgame. the blue jays got the only two runs they would need in the 5th inning. what does dav

brett quigley on the tee. took the driver, trying to get it all the way down there. aggressive play. all right. brett quigley is in the fairway. he needs a birdie at the ninth to get to 18 under par. steve stricker and tim petrovic will walk over to the 17th tee. a birdie opportunity coming up. stay with us. final round of the john deere classic. bill: steve stricker lives just 180 miles north of here in madison, wisconsin. played his college golf at the university of illinois. so considers this something of a home tournament for him. we've had a little bit of a holdup at 17. watch what happened here with lee janzen. a chop from the bunker. you see the ball didn't get out of the bunker. he's not sure where it ended up. david: i have never seen anything like this. he is looking into the sun. he didn't look. he didn't look at all. and he finally figures out that it's actually, we believe, imbedded underneath the lip there. now you can -- with the aid of two referees here. so he can identify that. meanwhile, back in the fairway, brandt snedeker is just having a liedown

the brett favre saga is finally over. if you're a vikings fan you're either relieved or disappointed. after weeks of speculation, favre decided to stay retired and not join minnesota. 39-year-old quarterback said he doesn't want to deal with the grind of an entire season. vikings will have to go with jackson or rosenfold. coming up, a perfect game against tampa bay. how mark buehrle follow up such a feat? starting lefty is perfect through five in minnesota. it appears we'll see another special performance. however, buehrle's bid for a second straight bid ends in the sixth. buehrle still set a major league mark by retiring 45 straight batters. as for a no-hitter it was broken up by the next batter. white sox lost to the twins, 5-3. a's visiting the red sox. papelbon blew his first game of the year. mark ellis scored the game. tied at seven. stayed that way until the 11th. single the opposite way. after trailing by 4, oakland rallied to win, 9-8. a wild thing to show you from china. a chase was on. truly a case of catch me

brett favre calling it a career.ws begins now. >> coming off his perfect game, mark buehrle retired the first 17 batters he faced against the twins. by the way, johnny vandermeer, only guy ever to throw back-to-back no hitters. in the fif ghts book's lure gets cuddyer swinging. smiled against jencks. he retired jencks consecutive batters at 41. next batter, joe crede grounds to short. buehrle has the new record, 42 in a row. he was perfect through five. perfect through 5 and 2/3. in the sixth, alexei castillo walks. so there goes the perfect owe. buehrle retired 45 straight batters. the visiting fans applaud the effort. history not lost on them. then span breaks up the no hitter. he was the next batter. so finally a hit against buehr buehrle. very next batter, joe mauer, in the span aof three batters, perfecto gone, no hitter gone. with that, the shutout is gone. now you've got to think about the game. it's 1-1. nick pune toe, 2-1 single to right. buehrle started so well. he ends up giving up five earned runs in 6 an

a lot of them didn't want brett favre to come. they really didn't want this to drag on into camp, which is the thing i heard over and over and over again from players. fortunately this hasn't. >> do they try to walk a fine line there between, hey, good to have hall of famer, but we don't want to throw that jairs jackson under the bus at the same time while we're waiting for brett favre's decision? >> i think in a competitive business like this, they all understand there is a hierarchy, there is a depth chart. we all sit here on the sidelines and say, will there be division in the locker room, that sort of thing. i think it's hard for a lot of people the make the case that adding a hall of famer to your team, adding a veteran, a guy who knows how to win might not be a good move for an nfl football team. i think all of this talk about, gee, will there be a huge division in the locker room, the players i talked to sort of brushed that off and said, come on, we all know what it's like to try out for team and some guys might be better

. >> brett farr makes a decision about his future. i have the paris latest -- i have the very latest. let's go over the highlights in >> the nationals have matched their last -- longest win streak of the season. there was a grand slam last night. the one 8-3 and won their first also gained. he gets a fastball. carlos villa nueva throws along. 445 feet. there was some home run. one player comes home. another player comes around third and comes home. washington winds it four straight ball games. the final was 8-3. and one player retired the minnesota batters. he set a new major league record by retiring 45 straight batters. brett favre is staying retired. his nfl career is officially over. he'd made a call today and said he would not be back to play. the vikings are in an awkward spot. brett favre he says he will not play in the nfl again. there is a change of plea tonight in soccer. -- there is a championship game tonight in soccer. one player led path 1-0 until this plan. -- play. the lead went back and forth for douglas. he scored 44

a good solid week for brett quigley. knock that one in to finish at 17 under, just two behind the lead of steve stricker. he has played very nicely. and there's the leaderboard. stricker by one, but he's in great position at 17. we are at the john deere classic. brandt snedeker enjoying himself, as is tim petrovic. he just needs one or two more putts. tveotsesh s. in control.loi he look at that. ws ian: back over at the ninth. just a reminder that some of the players finishing on the front side today. and that's a beautiful shot down from snoopy 2. metlife snoopy 2 has been cruising the skies this week, giving us a beautiful shot of the t.p.c. deere run. cruising the skies at about 1,200 feet. nothing like a shot from the blump. it looks fantastic when you get a good view down, as brett quigley finishes up with a par. nicely done. 67 this afternoon following the 62 this morning. and in a tie for third with zach johnson at 17 under. good finish. finally finding some good form again. back over to 17. david: and boy, i hope

a good solid week for brett quigley. knock that one in to finish at 17 under, just two behind the lead of steve stricker. he has played very nicely. and there's the leaderboard. stricker by one, but he's in great position at 17. we are at the john deere classic. brandt snedeker enjoying himself, as is tim petrovic. he just needs one or two more putts. steve stricker in control. i love these shots. look at that. ian: back over at the ninth. just a reminder that some of the players finishing on the front side today. and that's a beautiful shot down from snoopy 2. metlife snoopy 2 has been cruising the skies this week, giving us a beautiful shot of the t.p.c. deere run. cruising the skies at about 1,200 feet. nothing like a shot from the blump. it looks fantastic when you get a good view down, as brett quigley finishes up with a par. nicely done. 67 this afternoon following the 62 this morning. and in a tie for third with zach johnson at 17 under. good finish. finally finding some good form again. back over to 17. david: an

brett favre makes up his mind about retirement. d.c. united back on the field to begin a challenge. adam dunn hits the ball out of the aws 4:0t 11nt0 coin at 40 cont (a ncncnn thereroufifi) ) e (announcerthe offial $5 r is herof with curly fries and a drink for only $5. it's the $5 combo done better. >>> funeral services will be held tomorrow for a teenage girl killed in a crash with a sheriff's deputy responding to a 911 call. rachel campbell was killed in maryland. she was turning left on a steep hill when the deputy came over the hill with lights and sirens on and broadsided her car. friend say the was campbell's dream to become a police officer. >> she went to try out for state trooper. was telling me all about it. >> she dies i a crash involving one of the sheriff's deputies. >> i know. that's the most ironic thing about the whole thing. it's sad. >> the deputy involved in the crash was criticallyjuind.re he was released from the hospital on sunday. state and local police are investigating. >>> the police in prince george's county raided a pawnshop today. police say the marylan

brett favre will he play for the vikings?e gibbs talks about whether a team should sign michael vick. nationals finally finding a way to win as "news4 at 6:00" if we don't act, medical bills will wipe out their savings. if we don't act, she'll be denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition. and he won't get the chemotherapy he needs. if we don't act, health care costs will rise 70%. and he'll have to cut benefits for his employees. but we can act. the president and congress have a plan to lower your costs and stop denials for pre-existing conditions. it's time to act. combo of summer is here. with curly fries and a drink for only $5. it's the $5 combo done better. >>> i hope he made a decision because, frankly, i'm getting sick to death of whether or not brett favre is going to play or not. i almost don't care. >> i will say this. i think the vikings really did care. i think no matter how long he would have waited they would have rather had the other decision the one he gave today. >> what are you saying? >> brett fav

we're back with dan and joining us "wall street journal"ist brett stevens, editor for yal board member matt and barry wies. do you agree on banning the burka? >> the burka offense my sensibilities terribly. i have to say that, i'm coming down in defense of it. i don't think the state should be in the business of telling women what they can and cannot wear. that is like saudi arabia. some of us might be offended by women's choice to wear the burka but it's her choice. >> even if it's a sign of the men and even if the women themselves wanted to wear it. >> i think women -- that is precisely the point. some are choosing to wear them what they view is a religious obligation. on even if it's not mandated by muslim laws they are choosing to do it. >> brett, i know you like french politicians, do you agree with them? >> i do. i agree nicolas sarcozy has done and he is integrated french muslims into french political life. there is an important point that transcends france and the united states. we're talking about liberalism is about. it's the politics of the individual. that means the individ

brett now live with more on that. >> hey brett. >> hi there guys. >> coaching your strategies on the half of the communications, in terms of that, no one disputes that on the strategy side, the offensive master mind. when they come to that, at least with the star runningback, that is a time that they seem like they are speaking two different languages. no speakers here. and they had a bit of a rocky relationship last year. they spoke out about it earlier this week. chalking it up to the normal growing pains between a new coach and the star player, but some believe that the risk between all of them is running deeper than that. and they spoke about their relationship with their head coach about the first time today. as usual, he did not hold back. >> i think that we could have avoided a lot of the immediate attention, but some of the things that i have said, i don't regret that. and that is what i felt was true for them. and more on that. now, i think that they are just easier going into the offense for them and man-to-man. what happened last year is over and done with. and this year,

. >>> late news within the last hour that brett favre is staying -- retired, remember -- i can speakt. a final decision has been made. brett favre says he's not up for the daily drawing in the nfl, he could change his mind. >>> when the nats scored 3 runs against the padres, no one deem dreamed that would be the -- no one dreamed that would be the second highest scoring game. willingham accounted for 8 of those by hitting a grand slam in the 5th inning and then coming up again with the bases loaded in the next inning and hitting another one. just the 13th player in major league history to hit two grand slams in a game. sometimes you are just in the zone. >> that's a special night. one i will never forget. you don't get the opportunity to do that, much less come through in both situations. so it was -- it was something i will never forget. nats and brewers tonight. carlos villa >>> michael phelps did something that he has not done in four years. he lost at the world championships in rome. he came in second in the 200- meter freestyle to germany. germany's contender wore one of those l

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our brett haber is coming up in a few minutes with tiger woods and the trophy. we are live in bethesda. back to you in the studio. >> thank you, sara. >>> steve mcnair was shot four times saturday. his 20-year-old girlfriend was found dead by his side shot once in the head. the pistol was found under the woman's body. they say married steve mcnair had been in a relationship with the woman. they cannot confirm that the former baltimore ravens player died as the result of a murder suicide. >> balistics testing is being conducted. i can tell you from the information we have at present the evidence at the scene is consistent with the gun that was recovered. >> steve mcnair is survived by his wife michele and four children. funeral arrangements have not been announced yet. >>> two people are dead following a house fire in upper marlbro. >> reporter: firefighters arrived on the scene just before midnight but they couldn't search the home because the flames were too intense. >> reporter: fire broke out in this home. i spoke to prince george's county fire and ems by pho

go ahead, brett, what else you got on this? brett, i want to also caution you, you're in phoenix.know it's been painful there. you guys had one of the biggest tumbles because you had one of the biggest rises. couldn't it be you're a little more depressed than you need to be? >> i'm not depressed. i think we have to be realistic. you know, i'm listening to your guests and i heard jack say that foreclosures are good for the market. you know all we're really doing at this point is recycling human beings from old to new, all right? the modifications we keep talking about those, and those are tough to do, and we know the recidivism rate is over 40% on modifications. here's the deal, though. if those people don't work out on their modification, they're going to be back in the market and a possible foreclosure, and that's what's bringing the market down now. >> right, and are we yet seeing a rebalancing of the rent versus buy economics? i think one problem during the housing bubble there, joel miller, is that prices are going up so high, it was a lot cheaper to rent. is that coming back

brett favre is not coming back. at least that's what he's saying today.here with a little more is ray on that. bob is saying, hey, only 7:02 in the morning. you have time. >> time to change his mind, robin. you know what? this saga appears to be coming to a close. he told the vikings that's it. i'm not coming back to play for you but i understand why people are skeptical. we all remember this moment, of course. >> i've given everything i possibly can give to this organization to the game of football, and i don't think i've got anything left to give, and that's it. >> then, of course, they have some left to give. this time, no tearful good-bye. called the vikings head coach and didn't think physically he could play at a level that was acceptable. appeared to catch the team off guard. we will see if it stick. caught me off guard. i thought he was coming back. >> see how much nicer his refirmt would have been had he stayed retired? he guess away and there's no fanfare. >> right. >> thank you. >>> a close relative of the food dye that makes blue m&ms blue cou

. >>> well, you know, brett, there's one thing that maybe some don't like about baseball is the games can stretch out. >> but not two months long. [ laughter ] >> i was so confusing were they home, away, what uniform were they supposed to wear. what started two months ago had a happy ending to night. how the nats finished off the astros and why the winning pitcher was a thousand miles away. plus, former teammates speak out tonight at steve mcnair's memorial. hear the comments on 9 sports coming up. it's time for 9 sports with brett haber, the best sports in town. >> the guy who got the win for the nats is no longer on the team. today he plays for the pirates. when last we left the nats and astros on may the 5th, they were tied at ten in the bottom of the 11th. they hit homeruns. ryan zimmerman extended his hit stream 23 games that night. remember it would go on to 30. and then the rains came out and it happened while the nats were batting one out dukes on first having walked. so we jumped in the old capacitor with jackson brown and the dog and we set it for july 10th, 2009. where we'r

brett haber has more on the firing of manny acta. not totally unexpected, brett? >> no, we saw this coming quite awhile. manny acta didn't blow the saves or leave the runners stranded for was -- nor was he the architect of the team. he was just the guy who was asked to make a loosing team win. when he couldn't make that happen he was shown the door. his last game, a 5-0 shutout at the hands of the astros last night. his final record, 26-61. as the nats hit the all-star break, acta issued a statement today thanking the nationals for the opportunity and thanking the fans for their patience. but team management decided that on this young team where according to them, hustle and effort have been inconsistent, it was time for a change. >> we want still to make something out of this season. and so we're making this change today in hopes that we can kick start it in a way that makes the pieces come together better than 26 and 61. >>> the tough thing to do is do what we did today. is to replace a very popular, very good baseball guy, with the hopes of jumpstarting and --

brett cecil, blue jays. strikes out nolan ryan. swinging.od things to come for the maryland grad. wish he was playing for the nats. raul chavez. lines one past the outstretched melvin moore. rios. and an rbi double. more than enough for mr. brett cecil. bottom sixth. former terp is cruising. lets luke scott swinging. that is nasty. cecil's family was cheering him on. struck out five. allowed four hits. third career win. as the jays shut out the orioles 2-0, hometown hockey. capitals signed brandon morrison to a one year contract. $1.5 million to day. in his 12 year career, he has four, 20 goal seasons. u.s. women's open. a veteran won the tournament before leads the way after two rounds. first start with rachel heatherington. and defies physics i think. it's crazy. she is on the 11th hole here. she aims at that yellow bag. the ball kind of stops. then starts rolling again. just rolling. and then, we wouldn't show you this if it didn't go into the cup. fantastic. remarkable. >> yeah. >> she is at -- probably not going to make the cut. christi

farr of -- brett favre will join them. he has to decide whether to come out of retirement again. he has evolved into the new face of football in leases and terry and most lawyers will tell you football does not usually smile on -- he has evolved into the new face of football and indecision. most players will tell you football does not usually smile on that. end roethlisberger looked both uncomfortable and upset, reading a statement. a nevada woman claims he raped her in the penthouse of a casino hotel last summer. he denies there accusations. the woman never filed legal charges against the steelers quarterback, saying she feared she would lose her job if she did go. -- did go to the police. >> her false and vicious allegations are an attack on my family and on me. i would never force myself on a woman. i am going to fight to protect my family and my reputation. i am not going to discuss my private life for this civil case in the media. i will respond to her outrageous allegations in the appropriate forum. >> stay with us.

for brian, i'm brett, live at redskins park.back to you. >> we'll send some fans out there for you. >> we'll just keep you cool. >> keep you cool. brian looks cool. we'll send some fans. [ laughter ] all right, thank you guys. >> those guys are always too cool. let's take a look at the seven-day forecast before we go. a good chance of thunderstorms on friday with a high near 86. some of those could be strong. we'll keep an eye on that. >> that's it for us. the cbs evening news is next.

the all-new 2010 lexus rx hybrid. >>> it's i'm for 9 sports -- time for 9 sports with brett haber. >> all right. apparently somebody lowered the city of denver because the nats and rockies went in there and the ball barely got out of the field all night. the rocky stamen pitching for the nats. seven innings one run. 1-0 rocks. now, their pitcher was jason marquis. already leading the league with ten wins. and that number has gone up. eight innings, no runs, struck out just three. but they had the nats all night. still dc bases loaded and a chance to win until ronnie belliard hits. too much of that this year from the nats. they fall 1-0. meanwhile, anita, your phillies had about a weeks worth of offense in one inning tonight. they all went yard as the phillies scored ten in the first against the reds. if it were little league, they would have invoked the skunk rule right there. instead it continued. no mercy. phillies won 22-1. most runs ever. 48 hours have passed now since steve mcnair's death. and while some have chosen to dwell on his personal shortcomings which came to light this w

brett ber es joins us this morning. so this allout health care blitz for reform. but i look at the opinion polls this morning and it doesn't seem like that sales pitch is coming through. is there something that americans aren't hearing that they're waiting to hear? >> that's a great question. and i think it's a question that the white house is trying to deal with. they believe that the president is still their best pitch man for health care reform. in fact he went out and had 11 health care events in as many days and yet the polls continue to slip. the problem with passing what is on the table right now in congress is really within the democratic party. the pushback is from conservative democrats who are stalling in the house nd the senate. so it looks like both chambers are going to push through and not get anything passed before the august recess and then you'll have to see in the fall whether that time off, talking to constituents back home and dealing with ads that will certainly be run against the lawmakers who support the plans, whether that pays off as far

. >> and a future that can't be denied and joe montana firing a verbal brett favre's way and none did what a former british champ did and the >> around the majors the mets way 9-1 lead over the astros and royals leading t the rangers an ryan zimmerman has homered for the nationals against the padres and the red sox a game back against the yankees if they hang ton beat the orioles up five through the eighth. roy halladay still a blue jay. philadelphia still the most rumored destination for the ace. hay won't give up j.a. happ and kyle drabek. jayson stark reporting the dodgers and angels hot on their trail. rays dense doc halladay. this is jason bartlett in the top of the 12th, back to back extra inning wins for tampa and holliday with the winning hit and another up and down situation as we've seen all season long and 33 combined hits in the game and everybody going yards and the rays come away with the victory. and by the way the story of the game the rays were down eight runs. their largest comeback in team history. fourth team this season to erase at least an eight-run deficit all i

. >> the mind set of brett favre. you have an interesting perspective. went through trying years in new york. a number of people suggested it was time for you to retire. what consideration did you give to retirement at that point? >> there were some moments over the last few years where i considered it. i had to battle the the idea of people believing i could not start in the league anymore, but i felt i could play. do i want to try this in a back up role or say enough is enough? i enjoyed my run and do something else. there were moments where i had to contemplate that. i didn't think there was a starting job out there for me. i probably had my last go around in that regard. i was fortunate i lefthanded in arizona with coach whisenhunt and the organization giving me another opportunity to play football. >> it's funny. there is is a similar situation in arizona like green bay with brett favre. the packers decided it was aaron rodgers's time. even with the success of last year, to what degree did matt leinart factor in the decision the team and you had to

. >>> brett haber will have more on the mind set of the woman who pulled the trigger. he has newly released video of her encounter with police. >>> controversy over metro drivers caught texting on the job. >>> a youtube video surfaced of a bus operator texting. the video was posted yesterday and metro says at the moment it has no way to identify that driver. metro previously suspended a train operator for a week after video of him texting was posted. that incident happened before the deadly train collision last month. proof of the power of explosives. but these just aren't any old bombs they are bombs that the government accountability office have been able to repeatedly slip right past security and into federal buildings. digital correspondent bruce leshan has more on the investigation and the allegations of a security officer in silver spring. >> reporter: eight years after the terrorist attacks, a month after the shooting of the holocaust museum, troubling new allegations of security holes at our federal buildings. >> these federal workers are not safe. >> reporter:

f @ >>> it is time for 9sports with brett haber.est sports in town. >>> training camp doesn't start until tomorrow morning but already several jobs are up for grabs at redskins park. coach zorn saying today that starting gigs at wide receiver and right tackle are ripe for the picking but in terms of adding a certain newly available quarterback, thanks but no thanks. sara walsh was at redskins park for reporting day. >> reporter: this will clearly be the most pleasant day at camp much the one in which you only have to show up because as players recall what the first few days are like and this is what you get. >> miserable. not going to lie. i was tired. our coach he works us until we can't go no more and then we got to do that for what, three and a half weeks? >> reporter: those grueling workouts won't include michael vick. >> i would just say it won't be with us. >> reporter: and while they have yet to hit the field it seems one veteran may have already slipped a spot on the depth shot. wide receiver antwaan randle el who was the te

. >>> brett is here. nats finishing up a game tonight. >> i don't know what uniforms they are supposed to wear, and i don't know who is allowed to play and who isn't. we have to get into the details of this. what they started two months ago they will finish tonight, and the home team becomes a road team, and a whole bunch of other circumstances. plus, albert haines whort plea deal in nashville today. we will have the details coming up in sports. (male anuncer) if you've had a hearatta caused by a completely blocked artery, another heart attack could be lurking, waiting to strike. a heart attack caused by a clot, one that could be fatal. but plavix helps save lives. plavix, taken with other heart medicines goes beyond what other heart medicines do alone to provide greater protection against heart attack or stroke and even death by helping to keep blood platelets from sticking together and forming clots. ask your doctor about plavix, protection that helps save lives. (female announcer) if you have stomach u

here is brett haber. >> it wasn't personal. in fact, nationals brass made a point of saying they expect manny acta to have a long successful career elsewhere. but at 94 games under .500 after two ..-and-a-half years it wasn't happening here. >>> we're not happy with a 21- 61 record. i think we have more talent than that. anyone watching our team feels we have more talent than that. we're not willing to waste the whole year. >> acta was well liked but perhaps too well liked. on a young team that called for discipline, some say manny let too much slide and the clubhouse needed a new voice. >> did manny lose this team? >> i don't believe he did. i really don't. i thought the team played hard. up and including yesterday. i -- like i said it was -- they dug themselves a big enough hole and we couldn't get out of it. >> new skipper jim riggleman. >> as of today his headaches guilt -- get shifted to veteran baseball man jim riggleman who found out in the middle of last night he was getting promoted. >> he has nine years of major leagu

brett, back to you in the studio. >> he's lost one jonas brother. if he can just lose one more miley cyrus he might be close to being in shape. don't forget 9 sports will have wall-to-wall training coverage starting tomorrow morning. brian mitchell appead i th live reports from the park along with reporting from sara. each day feature stories and uncut interviews on our website, wusa9.com. >>> most players loathe training camp, though you can bet plaxico burress would have happen anticipate traded in two a day for what he did today. he testified before the new york grand jury investigating his gun charges stemming from the november incident in which he shot himself in the leg in a manhattan nightclub. the d.a. is seeking two years jail time. about yours thought getting on record with an apology might limit that time. >> i'm truly remorseful for what i've done and what happened and what i did. i just want to thank everybody, family and friends, fans, for their support. >> down a level, the all acc team was announced today, linebacker alex wujiak and

brett gardner. >> reporter: it was deja vu all over the again.fter the game, gardner told reporters about what alyssa had said and soon "pride of the yankees 2" was opening on little screens everywhere >> if we make it into the playoffs and get to the world series, we might have to start seeing each other everyday. (laughter) >> reporter: in this real life remake, an even happier ending was yet to come. apparently, this good luck bracelet works even better for the person who gives it away. about the same time gardner hit his home run, the phone rang at alyssa's hospital. >> "we got a heart for you." and i'm just... i was just in shock. my mom starts crying, i start crying. >> reporter: coincidence or something more? and if this is a case of divine intervention, why would a truly just god be helping the yankees? whatever it was, the team isn't taking any chances. they invited alyssa to a game and gave her and her family the full leprechaun treatment. seemed everyone was trying to get on her good side. >> can i give you a present? >> where'd you ge

brett favre stepped away from the jets after one season in new york, says his body was just not up forrind of the nfl season. it's official now, right? >> minnesota's upset but everybody else is ok. fine, let's go on. >>> there's a new way, a green way, to travel through the historic routes. in the big easy. >> and the guy behind it used to be -- used to running a different kind of route, on the grieve turf. derek lewis is on a career path. green turf. after running routes from the saints he's taking requests from tourists. he founded a gps-guided business called new orleans cruises. he says the best part, you don't have to stick with the tour bus itinerary. >> you can go as far as you want to go, as long as you can. whenever you're ready to come back you press home and it will show you how to get right back here. >> the other? 80 miles to the gallon. that's what the scooter gets. >> hope it doesn't rain. >> yeah, right. >>> lots more ahead. >> including how a businesswoman whose shop was vandalized, hey, she's going to fight back. you've got a strawberry pop-tart, but i've got a warm,

. >>> it is time for 9sports with brett haber.est sports in town. >>> chances are a month ago you had never heard of naiger morgan. he has hit 400, steal 11 bases and play lights out center field which means dukes, i hope you like syracuse. helps if you lead off like that. second pitch of the ballgame. gone. 1-0 nats lead. then in the 4th adam dunn becomes the first man ever to hit a ball out of miller park. clears the truck. 450 feet. 2-1 nats. six batters later more from morgan. base knock to right. scores a pair. nats win their fourth straight. that's not a misprint. 8-3. don't ask. camden yards. os. royals. john buck. nick markakis trying to nail the throw. not good. birds fall 4-3 in the 11th. >>> there is a reason fans have gone crazy speculating whether the redskins would go after michael vick because the redskins go after everybody but for once they have held their water. redskins personnel boss vinny cerrato was asked today if the team would make the play for vic and he answered with one word. no. vinny cerrato has a long

it will go instead to brett quigley because of his final round 67. ian: so what you're saying is if tim petrovic bogeys here and ties brett quigley at 17 under, the best final round score today, which goes to brett quigley with a 67, gives him a nod for the open. bill: if they had been tied in the final round, it would be go back to the third round and quigley would have won there too because he shot 62. bobby: wondering if he can get a seat on the plane. ian: i'm sure they saved him one. spin. that was a little unfortunate because there's a slope there. if it had spun a little bit, it would have eblinged down towards the cup. -- edged down towards the cup. bill: a nice ovation for one of their own. [the captioning on this program is provided as an independent service of the national captioning institute, inc., which is solely responsible for the accurate and complete transcription of program content. cbs, its parent and affiliated companies, and their respective agents and divisions are not responsible for the accuracy or completeness of any transcr

it was attended by brett favre, the three-time nfl most valuable player and titans' head coach jeff fisher who coached mcnair 11 seasons, including the lone super bowl a decade ago. everyone here said they didn't want to think about the circumstances that led to mcnair's death but focus on his legacy on and off the field. >> steve was like a hero to me. heroes are not supposed to die. >> mississippi has lost a tremendous legend. i truly feel that it will be a long, long time before there will eastern player the caliber of steve mcnair. >> steve mcnair leaves behind a wife and four sons. he will be buried later today in his home town of mount olive, mississippi. larry smith, hattiesburg, mississippi. >>> families may have to wait several days to visit loved ones buried at an illinois cemetery because the grounds have been declared a crime scene. hundreds of bodies at the cemetery were allege lid dug up and dumped in a scheme to resell burial plots. cook county sheriff tom dart says he received thousands of complaints about the scheme, half of which are about missing head stones. >> our goal

after a brave, brave battle, brett church.reathing, sir. he's not conscious, sir. ♪ since you went away >> my brother passed away on thursday, june 26th, 2009, at 2:26 p.m. >> first videotape we have seen from that final full dress rehearsal. >> michael was there, he was present, he was completely in it. ♪ you are not alone ♪ i am here with you >> ever since i was born, daddy has been the best father you could ever imagine. i just want to say i love him so much. >> this is the final -- this is the final curtain call. >>> let's stop and remember army staff sergeant gregory wagner. awarded the bronze star. purple heart. and army commendation medal. loved car, especially his chevy monte carlo. notre dame, hunting, handing out baseball cards and bubble gum to iraqi kids. his family sent care package to a family he adopted in iraq. gregory wagner, american hero. thanks to our guests, but especially you for being with us. a special good night to atlanta friends of the show christina, anna, and risky. everyone, i'll see you tomorrow

brett, you're a brave man to come out here and deliver this sort of feedback.ng you at the quartly review and outlook for the show in october -- maybe september actually. we'll be right back after this commercial break with the take-away, either way. (announcer) before they give you the lowest price, with memberships and fees. but not walmart. they have hundreds of generic prescriptions for just $4 for up to a 30-day supply and no gimmicks. save money. live better. walmart. to redefine air travel for a new generation. to ensure our forces are safer and stronger. to take the world we share to tomorrow and beyond. announcer: around the globe, the people of boeing are working together-- to make a difference. that's why we're here. a very important phone call i made. when i got my medicare card... i realized i needed... an aarp medicare supplement insurance card too. one simple call... gave me the chance to talk... with a personal health insurance advisor... who answered all my questions... about medicare supplement plans. so i could understand it all... . after i

plus, huge news about brett favfre.-cp greta: vice-president biden has a challenge for the critics of the president. >> in four months, we have not remade the world and corrected this recession, which was eight years in the making or maybe longer. i asked them, "what would you do? what would you do, those of you who do not thathat? would you not find unemployment insurance? when you're not build these roads and highways and bridges and sewer systems -- would you not fund unemployment insurance? would you nonbill these roads? would you walk away? -- would you not to build these roads? -- not build these roads? would you sit back and do nothing, watch this economy continued to collapse?" what would they do? -- watch this economy continue to collapse?" greta: joining me now is a senator, who is author of the book "saving freedom, " jim demint. whether or not it has been implemented at the speed or pace as was promised. the vice president asks, "what would you do, " so what would you do, senator? -- what would you do," so

>> i write to the real columns per week, and might also have a terrific of woman called kathleen brett who writes a third column that edit, but do not right. it is really her work. i write two and said it won every week. when the spirit moves me i write a blog post. >> back in 1995 we did an interview, and i want to show you what he sounded like an look like and what we were talking about and talk about the change. >> that sounds frightening. >> let's take someone like me. i happen to as just bought my first ever computer not more than three months ago. it is one of those little laptops. i can go home and plugged in or take it anywhere i want to and find out the c-span schedule. what about someone like me, what would you tell me if i had never touched a computer? why should i even have 1? >> the first thing i tell everyone and i write this is figure out what you want to do with it. do you want to become computer literate is not good for you. if you are busy, you're smart about what you know, and you do not necessarily want to pick up a second career unless it is your hobby. if the firs

our thoughts and prayers to the family of a wonderful texas friend of the show, brett church. is a personal friend of our show, and widow, melanie, 17-year-old son dakota, after a brave, brave battle, brett church, good night, friend. >>> tonight, michael jackson, dead at 50. ♪ you know i'm bad ♪ i'm really bad ♪ you know it ♪ i'm bad ♪ you know ♪ you know >> music icon michael jackson dead at 50. ♪ >> i need an ambulance as soon as possible, sir. he's not breathing, sir. >> and he's not conscious either. >> no, he's not conscious, sir. ♪ since you went away >> my brother, the legendary king of pop, michael jackson, passed away on thursday, june 25th, 2009, at 2:26 p.m. >> first videotape we have seen from that final full dress rehearsal. >> michael was there, he was present, he was completely in it. ♪ you are not alone ♪ i am here with you >> ever since i was born, daddy has been the best father you could ever imagine. i just want to say i love him so much. >> this is the final -- this is the final curtain call. >>> let's stop and remember army staff sergeant gregory wagner.