caine: i do. (weak groaning) caine... (wheezing softly) nice to see you again, lieutenant.egor... you know and i know that you're not gonna survive those injuries. (wheezing softly) ivan... showed up. (coughing) (gasps) i underestimated him. i know you couldn't be trusted. (yelps) we're going to go to your grave now. how do you feel about that, baby, huh? (grunts) (groaning) (speaking russian) (panting) i brought you up in bratsk. (grunts) i gave you everything. (panting) (speaking russian) (grunting) (grunts) (panting) one in the chamber. (grunts) you decide what to do with it. huh? (gunshot) (yells) (crying) (whimpering) (wheezing) i need my gun, caine. i need the gun. you will have the gun... as soon as you tell me where they are. (mumbles) (groans) (gunshot) i'm not going anywhere with you. get in the car! get off of me! you're my ticket out. now get in the car. (speaking russian) (panting) (tires squealing) (tires squealing) (tires squealing) (air hissing from tires) get out. yelina. are you okay? thank you. okay. let's go.

but san francisco's got matt cain on the hill but this matt cain, 1-4 in his last 10 starts.was so hot so early. san francisco gave him a 3-0 lead. mark reynolds going to make it 3-1. his 100th r.b.i. on the season. miguel montero scores. bottom three, diamondbacks down 4-3. this time it's montero doing the hitting. he singles to center. two score. the diamondbacks up 5-4. matt cain lasts 2 1/3, gives up seven earned. he doesn't leave until he does this. to reynolds. later in the third. fastball by you. 204 strikeouts for reynolds. that ties the mark he set last season. we go bottom four. d-backs are up 9-4. that's why cain's gone and madison bumgarner gets reynolds. that's a record-setting strikeout. i'm not sure that's the record you want. randy johnson in relief. call knee ryal. rusty ryal, home run. diamondbacks win it 10-8. and the giants running out of games, running out of time. time ticking away. >>> we'll take you "next level." to show you how mark reynolds says he struck out more than he'd care to remember this season. 206 strikeouts, reynolds, 107 times on fastball

but san francisco's got matt cain on the hill but this matt cain, 1-4 in his last 10 starts.was so hot so early. san francisco gave him a 3-0 lead. mark reynolds going to make it 3-1. his 100th r.b.i. on the season. miguel montero scores. bottom three, diamondbacks down 4-3. this time it's montero doing the hitting. he singles to center. two score. the diamondbacks up 5-4. matt cain lasts 2 1/3, gives up seven earned. he doesn't leave until he does this. to reynolds. later in the third. fastball by you. 204 strikeouts for reynolds. that ties the mark he set last season. we go bottom four. d-backs are up 9-4. that's why cain's gone and madison bumgarner gets reynolds. that's a record-setting strikeout. i'm not sure that's the record you want. randy johnson in relief. call knee ryal. rusty ryal, home run. diamondbacks win it 10-8. and the giants running out of games, running out of time. time ticking away. >>> we'll take you "next level." to show you how mark reynolds says he struck out more than he'd care to remember this season. 206 strikeouts, reynolds, 107 times on fastball

terrance cain finds jereme brooks in the back of the end zone. nicely down. utah down 28-17. moments later, first and ten for the ducks. jeremiah masoli will fumble. good news for robert johnson who cov recovers. utes cut the deficit to four. cain throws. that's a costly mistake. oregon will hold on to win, 31-24. >> a lot of mistakes. masoli 4 of 14 passing today. saw the fumble, as well but they're able to hold on and get a big win. needed this after a ranked team to start the season against boise state. >> a great job and got momentum last week by coming back and beating purdue. i think that really changed the tone for the season as far as chip kelly and his team goes. >> cal began the day arming 5 appoints per game. third best in the fcs. number 8 cal. 33 yards, cal up 7-0. jahvid best show. talk about that. adam weber. watch the hit on the receiving end. touchdown minnesota. >> looking at the pylon. sees him. this guy will be playing on sunday in professional baseball. also baseball guy. >> possession receiver. >> as a possession receiver. >> decker, throws it to marquis

cain the new federal-state government we have a majority that is solid. i am looking forward to cooperating with the fdp. i would prefer a government with a small majority rather than a rather shaky majority. we are faced with a huge responsibility. of course, i would have preferred a few votes more for the cdu and we will analyze those results carefully. the people expect that we are to bring the federal state forward, increasing growth opportunities and educational opportunities, as well as the infrastructure. these are the criteria we will be measured by. >> we are now leaving the victorious party headquarters of the democrats in berlin. we heard angela merkel talk about her high degree of contentment in last month's results. she has worked to make the country governable quickly, saying that there is momentum for that to happen now. she really said it there. a high degree of contentment. she could not keep the smile off of her face. but can she deliver on her promises? >> you said it. she is absolutely delighted that she won this second term as chancel

it's all going to come down to matt cain. hold them to maybe one run over the first three or four runs i think the manager can put the game in motion and possibly get the giants to the run. >> it is the final head-to-head, rick, this season between the two teams. who has the more favorable schedule the rest of the way? >> well, i think to begin with the dodgers do. i don't think anybody has a better scheduling than them. when you're talking about these two teams you have to give the rockies a big -- they go to arizona and then nine games at home against the four teams they are 13 games over .500 against. they finish the year against the dodgers. they've struggled there. on the other hand, the giants play real well at home. they don't play well on the road. they've got nine out of their last 15 games on the road. i think tonight -- and i love what both managers have told chris burr man and i before the game, they said this is a must win so you know they're going to give it their best shot. >> they're going must win already and

the cain -- the chain of events that might have you shaking your head. >>> the rain is ending tonight should be a decent day. partly cloudy and chance for an afternoon shower. 72 degrees. the sunshine comes back on sunday, monday, tuesday and wednesday. >> that's looking good. i'm mary beth marsden, changes for joining us. we'll be back here tonight at 11:00. we hope to see you then. have a great weekend. dry out.

dominic cain reports. >> the force of nature -- roadways become raging torrents as some of the suburbs are submerged. in places, the strength of the water overwhelming. in some cases, people rescued moments from disaster. this water, the result of heavy rain overnight across northwestern turkey, and already the human effect of the flash flooding has been felt. officials saying lives have been lost. when the deluge struck istanbul, it cost two street -- it caused two streets to overflow, causing drivers to abandon their vehicles. this man was separated from his friends, his car seemingly moments from being swept away. his only chance, is desperate leap into the floods. in the maelstrom, he reaches safety. the relief obvious. but some people have not been so lucky. officials say they have already recovered bodies from flooded buildings. >> the sad part is the loss of lives. we do not have the chance to bring them back, but the rescue work is going on. >> with water levels more than 1 meter high in places, the only way to evacuate some buildings has been from the air. and as the floods in

dominick caine with that. >> fighting on the streets in brazil as thousands of supporters of ousted president manuel staveplza lace -- zalias were on the streets. today he got his answer. it was his followers who bore the frunt. >> they are prisoners sthoge teargas bombs. ner corrupt. we want them to help us to take them out. >> mr. zalais' supporters are hoping the group of organization of american states could help and that brazil might mediate, but the current president has given that idea short shrift. >> the brazilian embassy should give him asylum or hand him over. i want to warn our friends in the red and black shirts we are not going to allow property to be damaged. >> brazil has called on the interim government in honduras to negotiate with mr. zalias and he himself has called for a new dialogue. >> my presence here is an opportunity to turn honduras into what the people want -- a society with peace, dialogue, and consensus. >> but with a curfew in the capital and riot police on the street, that consensus seems a distant prospect. bbc news. >> large parts of australia's east coast we

john cain laid out the predicate, that it would be massive spending on campais. so be it. we already have iright now i just think it ought to be fully disclod. this mak me a heretic -- it makes you rights. >> but the other interesting aspect is at this group d not wanto disclose. there is a lotf talking about, you have to ve full disclosure. but when the cas come to court the groups never want to disclose. >> l's be very blunt. iny earlier like i was a political hack and raise money, made me anti-calviis, man give --odave money to the least attractive, inresting, fairinded of our creatures. it is about money. is about corporate dominance of politics. if you ta 1% of the exxon's profit onext year, that i more thabarack obama raised d spent and all campaign. john mccain and ru feingd are absotely right. before teddy roosevelt ere we had united statesenators -- from penylvania, masshusetts, senators from the u.s. steel, from sinclr oil. this is a terrying prospect. what do we have now? >> exact. >> individual contritions. >> $1 billion waspent in the last cpaign. lookwe have

he trainings matt cain deep to center. rocks win. they have a 3 1/2 game lead on the giants in the n.l. wild card. a that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >>> we'll tell you which celebrity ran more than 1,000 miles for charity. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, stick around. you're not going to believe where this patch of green is located. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this thursday morning. rain in the forecast today. once again, you need the umbrella tennessee through alabama, mississippi, georgia. even up into the carolinas, especially around the charlotte area. a chance of showers. also columbus, south carolina. d.c. today a sprinkle or two. it's not going to downpour. just a little a annoying cool rain. look at the temperatures in the big cities from boston to new york city. you'll be lucky to be, you know, in the 60s. that's it. 60s. well, if you're watching wncn nbc 17 in raleigh, north carolina, emerse yourself in chocolate from the raw

the cains unrank in the preseason but all the way up to number 9 after wins over florida state and georgiah at lane stadium today in blacksburg. weather an issue. 1st quarter. taylor normally doing it with his legs. today you are an arms dealer. then in the 2nd. beamer ball. check block. jacobs here. recovering for the score. virginia tech roll the u 31-7 this afternoon at lane stadium. navy hosting western kentucky. 2nd quarter. set through the sky. ricky dobbs. 29 yards. maybe winning on the 50th anniversary of the stadium. 38-22. >>> couple other local games. spoiling georgetown's homecoming 14-11 this afternoon. catholic falling to randolph. 31-21. cardinals now 0-4 to start the season. >>> redskins trying to avoid becoming detroit's first victim since december 23rd, 2007. been awhile since the lions have won a game but skins not playing so well themselves so could this be the week? sara walsh in the motor city with a preview. >> reporter: it has been 644 days since the lions last won a game but the redskins know the clock on that skid is ticking. >> it is only a matter of time. >> rep

this is a young british designer christopher cain's latest collection. he first appeared at london fashion week three years ago, and now, his designs are on sale here and talk show. that is really what london fashion week is designed to do -- give young designers the opportunity to be spotted by all the big buyers. after all, fashion is a serious business, and it is about getting the clothes off the catwalk and on to real people. but in these tough economic times, it is harder than ever to break into the fashion industry. with high street stores now able to reproduce the latest trends as quickly, people can get there fast and fixed at a fraction of the price. in the past, london fashion week has been criticized for being vague on ideas but low on professionalism. there were claims it lacks commercial credibility, and top designers started going elsewhere. but this year, the top designers are here in force. the presence of major labels is crucial. the british -- is the british fashion council is to convince the industry that london is still worth watching

actor michael caine on the warpath in the streets of south london in his latest role as a vigilante pensioner. it is midday in london, 3:00 p.m. in moscow and 7:00 a.m. in washington where barack obama will abandon plans to install a missile defense system in poland and the czech republic to repel potential attacks from iran. according to "the wall street journal " " the decision was made at the assessment of iran dr. law arrangement -- missile program was not as feared. moscow opposed it. could this harold a new chapter? first, this report. >> an iranian missile test -- fears about iran's potential for developing long-range missiles and capping them with nuclear warheads lay behind the bush administration's plans for the missile defense system. the project was to involve 10 intercepted missiles in poland. -- tan interceptor missiles. agreed to by then secretary of state condoleezza rise and the poll would foreign minister. the plan was for the missiles could be based among the cold war debris of this forbidding air base. complemented by radar installation in the czech republic. but russia ha

and the governor cain, he made that announcement at the annual tourism conference today.hey opened during the recession and now jump starting the south royal street economy. >> and those red circulated buses, now, they will round out there in washington. making the announcement this morning. they were going to stop at the water front, now, instead, they will continue northbound right off wisconsin avenue. it is possible, but it feels a little bit like march. >> well, yeah, let's not go crazy. here is your forecast first. we'll hold them in the upper 60s tomorrow. we do have a drop, a sprinkle, a shower, possible. not a big deal. still breezy. winds die down, not quite to 70s and then on friday, very nice. mid-70s, yes, maybe a shower later on in the day. but the bulk of the rain will be quite nice. that'll be a little more like it. for tonight, becoming mostly cloudy and breezy and chilly. clear right now, they will spill over here. low temperatures. winds northwesterly. and lows right now, pretty much where they were last night. pretty close. maybe 40s out there. and 50

dominick cain reports. >> the force of nature. roadways become raging torrents as some of istanbul's suburbs are submerged. in places, the strength of the water overwhelming. in some cases, people rescued moments from disaster. this water, the result of heavy rain overnight, across northwestern turkey. and already the human effect of the flash flooding has been felt. officials saying lives have been lost. when the dell youth struck istanbul it -- deluge struck it caused two streams to overflow into traffic. in the panic, drivers abandoning their vehicles. this man had become separated from his friends, his car seemingly moments from being swept away. his only chance, a desperately leap into the floods. he reaches safety. the relief, obvious. but some people have not been so lucky. officials say they have already recovered bodies from flooded buildings. >> the sad part is the loss of lives. we do not have the chance to bring them back. but our rescue works are going on. >> with water levels more than a meter high in places, the onl

today governor cain ordered 1.35 billion in cuts from the state general fund. and as britney moorehouse reports, state-supported colleges are among the hardest hit. >> reporter: oh the pain of paying for textbooks. hardship for george mason student rachel taylor . >> i find it really helpful. because i don't make enough money to be able to pay for anything outright. >> reporter: recent word around campus is that state support will soon be slashed. combined total cuts to higher education across the state equal nearly $200 million. george mayon will lose nearly $18 million. >> the headlines we have been reading for the past year you can't say it is unexpected. >> that's unheard of considering the struggle we have already gone through. >> reporter: combine that struggle with the recession. >> you need that degree now and it is not just the bachelor's degree you are also going for your masters just to equal what batch losh's bachelor's was four years ago. >> education is the fundamental aspect of a healthy associate it were. >> reporter: students say go ahead and c

. >> bob cain says he has got signatures of 50 people across the city. >> the voices of the people should be heard. >> marriage is not something we are free to change. >> the archbishop said, let the people vote. >> to let people speak to this in a democratic society, all of the people involved should be heard. >> one council member said he will introduce legislation in the fall to legalize gay marriage in d.c. he expected to pass overwhelmingly in the d.c. council. they will force the board of elections to put the measure on the ballot for d.c. voters. the hope voters will reject it. reporting live, abc 7 news. >> we want to know what you folks think about gay marriage in the district. leave your comments for us there. >>> it the first day of september felt like fall. temperatures are staying in the '70s -- 70's. >> is the -- it is the first day of meteorological autumn . uyo can see the tracker over the next five days, just north t san 1. -- san juan. initiall no majocoern. can we keep this whether going? the rooftop camera shows that we're going to have a great evening with temperature

caine, the u.s.s. mccandless, the u.s.s. eisenhower. among others. he commended the uss cape st. george, winning gold and anchors. while a command of this ship, the ship participated in combat operations in support of operation iraqi freedom in the european and central asia theaters. he has served in the office of the secretary of defense where he worked on several programs at several ballistic defense missile programs pretty later served in the office of the chief of naval operations as requirements officer. he was executive assistant to the commander u.s. fleet forces command. following promotion to flag rank in 2006, he was assigned as deputy director of service worker for combat systems and weapons and later, his deputy secretary has the navy and director of international programs office. he completed his education by earning a b.a. from the united states naval academy. he and i gave each other a high five and talked about maybe an army football. i was at an institution in the army. he and i bonded. he received his master of science degrees in research from the naval postgrad

governor cain says he's not yet received a petition seeking klemmancy muhammad is scheduled to be executed on november sew for the slaying of dean meyers in prince william counties. he was one of ten people shot to death during a three-week rampage. in october 2002, a crime spree that stretched from suburban maryland to central virginia. >>> there was a powerful earthquake on the floor of the pacific ocean that triggered a tsunami today. it hit about 120 miles southwest of american samoa. shortly after that, a five-foot tsunami swept into pago pago. there are reports that at least one village there was wiped out. fears of a tsunami had sent many coastal residents running for higher ground. the tsunami warning is now in fect for much of the south pa sink ocean, including new zealand, fiji, and french policy neeshia. hawaii is under a tsunami watch. emergencies si centers have been opened there. >>> in the debate over health care reform, a defeat for the so-called public option. liberal democrats failed in their bid to include a government-run insurance option to sweeping health care legisla

it plays too well calling grown women even in his family those girls. >> let's talk about governor cain and the budget ax that is about to fall in virginia. the governor announced that he's cutting 929 jobs, including nearly 600 layoffs. he's also going to close three correctional facilities and cut up to 15% in aid to colleges and universities, all of this to address the state's $1.5 billion shortfall. the governor did not propose raising taxes. it will require more than 100,000 state workers to take a furlough next may and contributions to retirement plans will be cut. what is the reaction to this budget-cutting proposal? >> i think everyone recognizes in various jurisdictions that there are problems. they have to be what they're calling belt-tightening measures. i think when you see this move toward education, that gives some considerable pause. now, the educators and the administrators attentive to education say maybe we'll raise tuitions, and that's another whole can of worms we have to deal with. so i think that he's doing what he has to do. i think public service officials are a

kof jim cain said tour many was at an increase of 2.8% from the previous year.d news for virginia workers. tourism generates more than 210,000 jobs. the head of virginia tourism says the commonwealth benefitted from travelers who decided to take their vacations closer to home. >>> coming up on news4 at 5:00, flu shots for your dog. the rush on vaccinations. what you need tonow before sending your canine to the kennel. >> a gay student told she could not take your yearbook picture. we are going to hear what the school had to say. >> and a cocaine drug ring bust. find out who was caught on the wrong sidef the law. >>> welcome back to our second half hour. i'm wendy rieger. >> i'm jim handly. coming up, a passion for plus size. an alexandria designer customizes for women with hips. and marcus mason knows how to take a hit. what keeps him grounded here the at home. and racism in america. presidential concerns in black and white. >>> we begin with half hour with our top story. an area police break up a major drug ring operating out of the maryland suburbs. 12 suspect

kim cain and members of his cabinet and health officials are meeting in alexandria to discuss how to fight the spread of the virus. health official have been urging people to stay home from school or work if they suspect they are getting the flu. >>> and the swine flu just one of the topics that emergency preparedness talks will be concentrating on for the d.c. region. the mayor and maryland governor alley are meeting with homeland security secretary janet napolitano this afternoo they will discuss a coordinated response in case of a natural disaster, an act of terrorism or swine flu pandemic. >>> are you still in the dark about the virus. the fairfax county health department is hosting the first series of town halls on what to expect this flu season. tonight it starts at 7:00 at the drainsville district government center on balls hill road in mclean. >>> and alexandria has a backup plan in case of an outbreak. we talked about that that this morn with school superintendent martian and talked about new student led conferences. >> if you go to a school and sit down with a parent, one p

this is young british designer christopher cain's latest collection.e being able to produce the trends there quickly, people can get their fashion fixed at a fraction of the price. in the past, london fashion week has been criticized for being vague on ideas but low on professionalism. there were claims it lacked commercial credibility, and some designers started going elsewhere. but this year, the top designers are here in force. and the presence of major labels is crucial. the british fashion council is to convince this industry that london is still worth watching. the challenge now is to show it can attract big names without forcing new talent off the runway. >> while we are on the subject of showing off a bit, one of japan's biggest body building competitions has been highlighting some of its more senior participants. a group of over 70 competitors showed off their physique in front of a much younger audience in tokyo. this is last year's senior where. the oldest competitor is one year short of 80. just briefly, a reminder of our main news. preside

because they're really good reviews. [ laughter ] >> but also tell people that bob made the citizen caine clown. but this may beat that. with merciless acuity this comedy ridicules collective grief and the news media's cynical marking -- marketing of an uplift after a death. "the new york times." [ applause ] that's in the post -- world's greatest dad overturns hypocritical isn't it mowny and bobcat may have the most unique filmmaking sensibilities since albert brooks. that's pretty good. a crazy foul-mouthed black comedy that blows up every rule of taste and common sense and gets away with it. "entertainment weekly." congratulations. >> to the brother! >> yeah. >> thanks, that is amazing. now if we can get people to see it. we tell them it's on video on demand, if you do buy it that way, i have a service it's like watching a movie in the theater. four teenagers show up late and they talk through the video and talk and text and say what's going on? >> a wonderful service. does it cost anything? >> no, they just come and twitter in your house. like people texting and going omg. >> if you'

if any of you have seen that movie, 1964, michael caine made his first appearance as a serious actorin a movie. you knowthe story. in the late afternoon of genuine 22nd, 1879, between 4,005,000 warriors of the zulu nation descended on a little place called works drift. a trip is a river crossing and in this case it was a buffalo river. their mission was to wipe out a force of about 100 british soldiers. had just defeated in the field a brish army and wish they had killed somewhere around 13 british and navy soldiers. a fascinating story as it is a great story. those soldiers held off for 5000 warriors, and basically defeated them. s bruce riordan had this helmet in his office and he showed that movie wants to his team of investigator we can do this, guys. so what does it mean for you? well, you know what? here is what i think. the calvary is not coming over the hill. the drift is out there from wherever you came to pick your going to have to face that every day. and you, my friend, you are our thin red line. thank you. [applause] >> mic and if you an overview kind of where i have com

matt cain on the bump. he's 0-6 with a .397e.r.a. against the dodgers. that e.r.a. you he's witched pitched well. not getting the run support. >> rockies lead the wild card but began the night only two games behind the dodgers in the n.l. west. however, trailing in san diego right now 1-0. the only run in this game came back in the first inning on a bases loaded walk. rockies on a seven-game win streak trying to make it eight in a row. highlights of this game when it goes final. >> marlins have won seven of eight to create playoff conversation. five games behind the phillies. playing the nationals. royce zimmerman had one hit and that was it. that made him cooler than a polar bear's toe nails. puts a cramp in the marlins' playoff hones. looking at the playoff picture, dodgers led by two on the rocks. giants six and a half back. september 30 is creeping up, isn't it? the wild card, marlins with the loss, five and a half behind the rockies. and the giants four and a half behind the rockies. it's the playoff push and those are the two big races right now. >> the basket

there are only two votes in the conference for us, you and cain. what do you have in mind?s is this a bill that winds up with a -- a goldwater and mills opposing this administration? or are you going to, i know you don't have troops but my god, you could certainly making an interesting conference out of it. mills i talked to him yesterday and again this morning. what the hell? we're realized that, we can't get the senate bill adopted in that house and if they come back for instructions, we'll get licked on that too. the only judgment i could make at this point is mills will try every device to get an agreement in the conference. box sees king as reluctant as he could be because he hates to bing on the house side of conference where two republicans vote against two democrats to come out with a conference report. >> he's a businessman right now. i'll talk to these businessmen but my call would be that -- if we could get mills to agree that we would -- take the conference, that would be fine. if he would, i would instruct the conferees. do you have another feeling? >> no, at t

little bit to be desired, a little bit to be desired, they don't score a lot of runs, any tie you have cainin down the stretch. the dodger will hang on to win that thing and the rockies look like the best opportunity to close down the wild card. what about this time tonight. the phillies with martinez and lee. that was an excellent action decision -- >> there's no question this is the best team in the game today. the yankees will be close. i believe the cardinals are solid, but the phillies when they are right, and their bullpen is right in the back end and lidge is capable, madson capable. meyers getting heated up and ready. when you have lee and hamel at the top of rotation i don't see anyone beating them. when they are rolling they are scare a team. >> we'll see if question w committee -- we can get the plan -- blanton. >> he's pitched great. the nationals have had success again him in the past. the nats have hammered him. he has a 644 career earned run average. the nationals hitting .305 against him. he has 11 straight quality starts. he's pitched well. has not given up more than 3 runs

because barack obama temperamental seemed like a safer choice than a cain -- john mccann who some people asked is he too old? is he, does this guy who says on the day that lehman brothers chances and the market's go into a free fall that the fundamental of the economy are sound? whether the were or not -- >> seems more serious than mccain. do you know what i mean. more serious. >> golf swing. >> guest: i think so. only because john mccannas forced i think he believes by his republican base to take positions he really doesn't believe. drill baby drill. john mccain really the first green republican in the past 25 years in the senateo step forrd and do to make some great steps forwa o the green issue. but barack obama seemed like the safe choice. now, when i say that, a lot of my conservative friends and my mother said how can you say that? again, i'm not looking through an ideological lens this is about temper m. this is berk yan. it is about rsell kirk talking about how conservatives conserve. how conservativesstablish social order and how americans don't want you darting too far one way

the matchup in wednesday's series fin nally, delarosa for california, and matt cain for san franciscotra innings again. >> no. stop it. >> l.a.'s fourth -- >> stop it. >> l.a.s 41st extra inning game. top in the majors. he hope they stop at some point. casey blake leading off the 12th inning. was matt kemp's rbi single in the bottom of the ninth that tied the game up and sent it to extras. >> marlins and cardinals. adam wainwright looking for his 19th win of the season. another solid effort for him. he made one mistake and here it was. sixth inning, two-run blast for uggla. his 29th of the season. that's all the marlins needed. they win 2-1. for wainwright, his first loss in a start since august 2nd. seven innings, two earned runs, waste outdueled him. struck out a season, high nine. >> still ahead here on "espnews," how philly cliff lee used the worst team in baseball to feel like his old self. and while lane kiffin has changed his tune. >> and serena williams continues to explain her actions at the u.s. open. what she is saying now. what she is saying now. find out when [ominous mus

what's the response in the marketplace on the marketplace, the dollar cain a tenth of a percent betterat's improving slightly. a little bit of a selloff inequities, still holding miniscule gains. in terms of treasuries, yields moving just a bit higher but the ten-year is still around 350. maybe end short today, two-year rates popping back up towards 1%. not a lot but we do have a fed meeting next week. back to you guys. >> let's get more reaction. what's the headline from all these numbers, steve? >> claim starts continue to moderate. that's part of what we're talking about all morning, the end of the recession but still a very long way from a kind of feel good economy. as we said months and months. i want to find these housing numbers. i think one of the interesting things, if you look at a chart, i don't think it's updated in the back. you cannot find data like we've had in just a permit. all i'm showing you there is one time. if you go back to '91, post '82, that surge we had month by month, you only find it after a recession. why would that be the case? you would have interest rate

play for the first time since he was struck on the helmet by a matt cain fastball. >> they just got underway, out in colorado. mets are a combined, 10-5, against the three teams in the wildcard position. mets up, 2-1, david wright has a hit. nchat 2 watch 4", thearrowixpere diamondbacks and dodgers, three-game set in los angeles. dodgers lost game 1, and bring a five-game lead, into tuesday night. >> time to talk dodgers. we welcome him in, all these weird trade rules. bottom line, the dodgers have a new bat, in jim thome, and a new pitcher in jon garland. why was this important. >> the dodgers have been playing monopoly, they were using a knuckleballer, and charlie is his first name. he's been here a short amount of time. milton, and jason schmidt and they couldn't get anybody solid. garland, won a world series title. and first grade professional and, as he said, when he was in the clubhouse, a dream come true. thome gives them the big bat off the bench like matt stairs, and joe torre didn't have anybody, that was on the bench for him. they solidified what they will do. >> you just mentione

and he beat matt cain.he was trying to win his 13th game last night so it was a huge game last night. >> gary: yes. it is one of those worth two games in one. and that one is going to be a base hit. carl crawford. he has two-hit ballgame. 2-3. take a look at the wildcard race how it stands coming into tonight's play. colorado on top by three and a half. florida, four and a half hot and then atlanta and chicago, they're not going to make it unless there is a miracle. colorado is in pretty decent shape. colorado has gone into those tail spins, though. >> that is the point you have to make. as long as you play well, you can take care of your own, but when you do go into a slump, of course, it is prolonged. look at tampa bay, the perfect example. they lost 13-14. they lost 11 in a row. until then they were in the wildcard picture. now, maybe they wouldn't have played it the same way as the red sox would have, but they certainly were in a position to maybe if they continue to play well, be in the race now down t

such as cains, crutches and diabetes testing strips. pharmacists not only provide access to these items but also provide critical services such as counseling on patient compliance and adherence which often results in improved health outcomes. in spite of the important and positive role that many pharmacists play in the medicare d.m.e. program, in the past there's been a lot of fraud and abuse that has occurred in the world of d.m.e. supplies. congress stepped in and applied new requirements on d.m.e. suppliers that would help that. one of these requirements is require suppliers of durable medical equipment to attain quality accreditation by october 1, 2009, which is thursday, tomorrow. requiring d.m.e. suppliers to be acredited would help ensure that the integrity of the medicare program is protected and make sure that beneficiaries have access to quality services and supplies. unfortunately as pharmacists have tried to comply with this new requirement, those charged with providing accreditation have been unable to keep up with the dema

caine: then how can you explain to me, victor, that philip ended up dead? that guy was a threat. hanging around that park every morning? it was only a matter of time before he snatched up some little girl. you knew philip was going to be at the park, and yet you took isabel anyway. i can protect her. you have a swing set in your own backyard, yet you chose to go to the park. isabel likes it. i don't think that's what happened, victor. i think that you targeted philip. you think a lot of things. and i also think that you used isabel as bait. all right. you play here, baby. papi has something he has to do. if any man comes up to you, scream, okay? okay, daddy. okay, go ahead. you dressed her up and took her to the park, knowing there was a sexual predator there. i still didn't stab the guy, so... i'm out of here. hold up. actually... that's not true. you're not going anywhere. raise your arms up. you assaulted ned ostroff. you'll be sticking around here for a little while. well, what do we have here? wow, that's sharp. you take this to the park this morning? no comment. arrest him,