carmona out.-hander, cincinnati native, jensen lewis. >> buck: the lefties really did the damage. >> gary: the orioles will add a run here in the fifth inning and extend that lead now to 6- 2. hey i'm worried about mrs. lowenberg next door. why? i don't know she's wandering around the lobby, yammering about fios tv, internet and phone all for $79.99 a month. she seems crazy. actually, fios customers get that price for six months. it's like getting three services for the price of two. so am i the one that's crazy? no? (announcer) get fios tv, internet and phone for just $79.99 a month, plus a free dvr for 3 months. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v  >> buck: tonight jason berken has been tested. he has been pitching with bases loaded, and he gets him to end the third inning with bases -- bases loaded. one at the plate. a chance to cut into that lead, and he gets the line drive to right. so his night has come to an end, and a little bit of a struggle,

carmona leading the indians today. ken griffey, jr., 24th career home run. he's now 36 shy of willie mays for fourth on the all-time list. bottom four, johnny peralta gets into one. that put the indians back on top 2-1. from there carmona would settle in. let's go rob johnson swinging to end the eighth. the indians go on to win by a final of 6-1. third win of the season for carmona but just his first win at home this season. hernandez drops to 123-5. he strikes out six over six innings. still to come on espnews, a thrilling finish at the little league world series. you'll want to stick around to see the action. and we'll preview tonight's sunday night baseball matchup, one of the great rivalries in they are two different breeds. and new york it is look at all of the authors you can run into and they have their own places for drinking and so on, and in michigan and places like that it is just serious guys being attacked by goons hired by the company. i still carry my biases. >> would you still call yourself a communist today? >> nope. >> would you call yourse

vida junto a una actriz con la que comenzó un noviazgo >>> el actor y ex futbolista mexicano, arturo carmona gran ausente en la primera comunión de su hija. dijo que no fue invitado por su ex, la cantante alicia villarreal. que está casada con cruz martínez. el músico y líder del grupo los super reyes. con quien tiene 2 varones. y el festejo, fue en grande, y en monterrey. arrestaron al hijo del actor michael douglas. con presunta posesión de douglas. tenía una importante cantidad de meta anfetaminas. no es primera vez que cameron enfrenta problemas con la ley. en el 2007, había sido arrestado por posesión de drogas. >>> piensa que la barrida de la actriz penélope cruzada mucho que hablar. se rumorea que puedo estar embarazada. no ha sido confirmado por ello ni su novio el actor español javier barden. el único que habló del tema es el director español pedro al modo bar que se encuentra promoviendo una película con la actriz. dijo que la >>> contando los días >>> claro. por favor. queremos ir al mundial. >>> ¿cuanto falta para ir al mundial? 300, ¿cuanto?. >>> son muchos todavía mientras no t

carmona was the 17th surgeon general of the u.s. he served as the nation's top doctor at the time as you will all know issuing calls against major health concerns such as obesity, heart disease, cancer and the dangers of secondhand smoke. during his tenure he focused on shifting the paradigm of healthcare from treatment to prevention stressing lifelong healthy living is a key component of medical care. he's been passionate about eliminating health disparities. he's championed health literacy. he also has become a specialist in the area of public preparedness and led the nation as surgeon general in combating many global threats to health, safety and security. he grew up in an impoverished hispanic family. he dropped out of high school and experienced health disparities firsthand. then he went on to become a decorated green beret in vietnam, a police officer, a s.w.a.t. team member and eventually graduated from college and medical school at the top of his class. his very broad medical career includes having served as an e.m.t., a nur

y arturo carmona, no fue in vi cada a la comunión de la hija que procreo con alicia villarreal.pe y a su novia. >>> hablaremos de moda. hoy es martes. y losatuendos casuales, siguen de moda. y han acaparada y dominado hasta cierto punto las pasarelas, los primero meses del año. para bien de nosotras. magali ortiz entrevistó a una ex reina de belleza en los Ángeles y verán qué recomienda para que nos veamos bellas todas. hasta ella es susie castillo. que fue designada embajadora de esta cadena de tiendas y la clientela es juvenil. aprovechó para hablar de las tendencias de la primera mitad del año. bohemia, cómoda e informal. es muy cómodo. nadie es super pegado. siguen dominando entre la gama de colores. las estelas estampadas están muy in. el famoso pantalón vaquero o orígenes. no pasa de moda. y eso sí no sa sale sin el toque final de un bonito accesorio. >>> son el punto final en todos los sentidos. castillo comparte. en el primer libro que publica. >>> no hay muchos consejos para la juventud. para que no solo de belleza. la be rrez interior también. y lograr vivir sus sueños

what do you have for carmona?of a sabbatical, kind of funny for him, but he spent two months back in the minor leagues. you remember 2007 he was 19-8, fourth in the runner up for the cy young voting, so he has really seemed lately to be able -- he is turning it back around again. the fist 12 games of the season he recorded a 2-6 record with a 7-4 e.r.a., but his last five games, he is back to himself with a 2.70 e.r.a. and a 1-2 record at least. >> game two of the four-game set. what is your key to the game? >> oh, my key to the game tonight is you've got to stop the train! the choo choo train himself. he has .301 batting average with the tribe, but he is leading the club in rbi's, so he is a guy we have to be real careful with. >> let's get the "o's xtra" challenge back and going. who is your player to watch? i'm closing the gap on you. >> you are starting to close the gap, but it's got to be melvin mora. he is starting to pick up the pace lately. three hits last night a home run. i think he's found his swing aga

carmona, are you on the line? >> i am. good morning. >> welcome. >> i'm delated -- delighted to follow surgeon koop in bringing you greetings. like him i spent most of my life in health care's trenches. before i became the 17th surgeon general of the united states, as you heard, i worked as a paramedic, a registered nurse a physician and a surgeon, as well as a public health officer, a hospital c.e.o. and a professor of surgery, just to name a few. as noted, i have degrees in medicine a public health and as surgeon general, i became more acutely aware than ever of the health and public health needs facing our country. i believe that it behooves all in our great nation, regardless of party affiliation to take the current debate over health care reform seriously and participate. help drive the debate to a rational and logical conclusion. i too salute today's efforts and others like it that are taking place around the country to bring all serious and reasoned perspectives to bear on this discussion. susan. thanks for your and

carmona was the 17th surgeon general of the u.s. he served as the nation's top doctor at the time as you will all know issuing calls against major health concerns such as obesity, heart disease, cancer and the dangers of secondhand smoke. during his tenure he focused on shifting the paradigm of healthcare from treatment to prevention stressing lifelong healthy living is a key component of medical care. he's been passionate about eliminating health disparities. he's championed health literacy. he also has become a specialist in the area of public preparedness and led the nation as surgeon general in combating many global threats to health, safety and security. he grew up in an impoverished hispanic family. he dropped out of high school and experienced health disparities firsthand. then he went on to become a decorated green beret in vietnam, a police officer, a s.w.a.t. team member and eventually graduated from college and medical school at the top of his class. his very broad medical career includes having served as an e.m.t., a nur

carmona. we had also invited dr. david sacher to say a few words this morning. unfortunately, he was unable to join us even by telephone but also sent his regards and support for this conference. i'm most pleased now to introduce david colby from the robert wood johnson foundation. he's vice president of research at the foundation. his bio is in the packet and he has a few words of greetings for us. david? >> thank you, susan. on behalf of the robert wood johnson foundation, i want to thank you and everyone at health affairs for hosting us today and especially for putting together this event. it comes at a crucial time because as we've all seen over the last couple of weeks, over the last month, the facts of health reform are too often getting lost in piles of myth and gigabytes of fear or maybe i should say terabytes of fear or if i could, i think, make up a worth zetabytes of fear. as some of you know, i spent nine years at the physician payment review commission and then at medpac. and i was there during the last health reform debate. i'm proud of my years in

a 13-4 win as berken takes up the victory over carmona, the indians' starter, and in this four-game set, the first two have been split. plus a free d. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v  hi, everybody. jim hunter and rick dempsey getting ready for "o's xtra" post-game. we talked about the orioles needed a bounce back game. let's see, 13 runs, that qualifies as a bounce back game. >> and 15 hits. huh about the night take pie had with another home run together and matt wieters, three hits, four rbi's on the night. nick markakis, his usual three. >> three-run home run here, three-run home run there. >> we're coming back with a happy recap. but first back to the booth. >> gary: thank you very much. there is your final line. the orioles outhitting them 15- 12 and let's go down the am were. >> here with nick markakis, 13 runs. does that show what this team is capable as for as offensive production? >> i think so. we have good approaches. we're waiting for that pitch to hit and maybe i mitted -- missed it. it is good to see. it is a learning pro

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