bases juiced for cole calhoun. goodnight -- a grand slam.un's second home run off brian moran. game tied at 4-4. bottom seventh, tied at 4-4, calhoun fakes the bunt, pulls back and rips a two-r.b.i. double, a.s.u. scoring four runs after falling behind 4-0 -- they face texas next. mike patrick and robin ventura with more. >> i think most people had to have favored north carolina in this ballgame but arizona state pulled it off -- the number five national seed knocks off the heels. they win it 12-5 here at the college world series. and i say that most people believed that north carolina would win it because of the superior pitching that they have, robin, and certainly they had a 4-0 lead and it looked like they had everything going their way early. >> everything was going their way. you had harvey on the mound, everything looked good, you're number three, up 4-0, cruising through into the fifth inning and everything took a turn for the worst. >> the babe is so important in baseball history, and now he is at the college world series -- cole ca

calhoun with all six r.b.i. arizona state goes on to win 12-5. texas next. >> cubs and white sox. cubs down 5-1 heading into the eighth. here we are in the ninth. one otwo out for alfonso soriano. he got all of that one but it counts. reed johnson scores the game-winning run. cubs win 6-5 on soriano's ninth career walk-off hit and second this season. >> cardinals trying for their seventh straight home win against detroit, a streak that includes the 2006 world series. brandon inge, lines a single to right. miguel cabrera comes around and miggy beats the throw. 3-0 tigers. top eighth, 4-3 tigers. none on, one out, placido polanco drives this jason mott pitch over the fence and the tigers win 6-3. mets and o's. k-rod on the mound. bases loaded. 3-2 pitch to adam jones low and out of the strike zone. felix pie scores. k-rod entered the game with a 4.56 e.r.a. two batters later, aubrey huff, second straight game, deciding hit. orioles win 5-4. >> for the second straight year alexander ovechkin is the hart trophy winner as the league's m.v.p. ovechkin

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calhoun. >> there is a story, i don't know if it is true, about george washington having a lucid dream that he shared with lafayette that the united states was going to win the war of revolution and see the borders of the united states extend all the way to the pacific ocean. is that true or that ms. ology? >> i think that is just methodology. washington certainly looked to the west. he owned 60,000 acres, he had fought to win in the ohio country. generally the midwest, what would later be ohio, indiana, illinois, michigan, wisconsin, washington's certainly hope that the united states would gain that area even after yorktown. washington proposed to rauchambeau a joint invasion of canada, rights to congress, in his letter he talks about all that great land in canada, securing the frontiers, securing the american national security by keeping great brittan out of canada in the postwar years. most southerners, i think, they were quite interested in what they called the southwest, what we think of as the southeast, alabama, mississippi, and whenever. i don't think very many people, at least

. >> rob: i hope that jim calhoun, the head coach of the huskies is okay. he collapsed after a bike race yesterday. >> bob: used to play hockey in here, the thunder dome for the lightning. a swing and a miss as detwiler slips buy gabe gross. bases empty, two out, 2-1 count. >> rob: it's that stare. he wants a piece of gross right there. >> bob: 3-1. can't walk this guy. the greatest hitter with the greatest hitter on deck. home run walk rbi single in his three plate appearances. they walked him. fifth walk of the day by ross detwiler. toll the nats on our iphone or ipod touch or both. live audio broadcasts. visit www.nationals.com on your iphone or ipod touch and you can purchase. you can take rob dibble with you everywhere you go. we'll feed him. >> bob: there's a good fastball for a strike. >> rob: nice. right at the knees. how do you like that? detwiler, 91 pitches. they pulled zimmermann last night with 92 pitches. this would be the end of the line. ross detwiler feeds to give it everything he's got and finish off. what would go down as a quality start,

and cole calhoun put arizona state on its shoulders for a while.he two-run double, and arizona state, close to knocking off u unc. >> our top story, weather issues in a moment. monsoon-like weather. and the tigers pouring it on 6-3. detroit trying to snap a four-game losing streak. also trying to avoid a sweep in the series. now we're talking weather issues. back at the congressional, friday, second round, suspended. play was called at 8:30 p.m., with 45 players left on the course. second round resumed. it was suspended late in the afternoon due to heavy thunderstorms. then after play resumed it was called with 21 players still on the course. who could forget 2000 at pebble beach. suss penned at 3:56 p.m. in the afternoon. action suspended for the day at 6:28 p.m. round one resumed following a 90-minute delay. both finished on friday. now this is the 7th time in the last 15 years that inclement weather has caused the usga to suspend play at the u.s. open. >> up ahead on espnews, rain wreaked havoc. scott van pelt, and rick riley. beware the bengals

first sergeant john blair from cal hewn -- calhoun, georgia, was killed in action on june 20, 2009, just this past saturday, when a rocket propelled grenade struck his vehicle during an hour and a half long firefight with enemy forces after the convoy which he was leading was ambushed. eyewitness accounts from soldiers serving alongside sergeant blair credit his actions with saving the lives of many of his fellow shoulders during the ambush. as a credit to his leadership, his men kept their cool and they did their jobs, even after their commander and officer fell. blair has been described as a true leader, madam speaker. both for the american troops who serve with him, as well as the first brigade of the afghan national army's 203rd corps who he was in charge of mentoring. i want to quote a couple of lines that were written about sergeant blair in the military publication, "stars and stripes." and i quote. blair was their leader. he was tough. unrelenting. he cursed

to his service as a gordon county sheriff's deputy and a drug task force officer for many years in calhoun, georgia. in addition to his great service to our nation and his community john blair was also a dedicated fa -- dedicated family man looking forward to spending quality time with his grandson when he returned home. what an amazing example of courage, selflessness and a love of country that sergeant blare provided, not only for his young grandson, but madam speaker for all of us. my prayers go out to his family, my deepest gratitude goes out to first sergeant blare for his selfless sack -- blair for his selfless sacrifice for our nation. i ask all members, join me in honoring the distinguished memory of first sergeant john blair and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: thank you. the chair recognizes mr. souder the chair recognizes mr. souder indiana for five minutes. mr. souder: thank you, madam speaker. i come tonight a little stunned. quite frankly, i didn't think the energy bill, the cap and trade bill would actually reach a point where it would come in fr