we build the 25 mile per gallon chrysler town & country. come see what we've built for you. >> bob: bottom of the 10t josh bard, willie harris, hanley ramirez. nats were swept three at tampa bay, lost 2-3 in this ballpark earlier in the month to the orioles. batting average not good. runs per game, not good. e.r.a., good. a lot of tight ballgames. here is brandon league. league is a resident of honolulu from nick johnson's neighborhood in sacramento. 26 years of age, 6'2", 205. off and on career for the blue jays over the last five years. up and down, up and down. only averaging about 20 games a year. he's been back and forth between toronto and triple-a so much. brand new pitcher, first-pitch swinging. >> rob: you remember he took three strikes -- three strikes his last time, so he wanted to make sure he got a good hack in. figured league would try to get ahead with a fastball. he did and just missed it. >> bob: willie harris has had a fantastic night. 1-3, a double, a walk and a spectacular running catch on vernon wells to end the t

today, over 200 towns in texas have chrysler, ford or gm stores. that is over two thirds of our texas towns with dealerships. my grandfather opened this dealership in 1919 and has kept it open through the depression, world war ii and countless economic setbacks. in the 90 years that we have been here, 36 other new car dealerships have come and gone in our town. we have stayed open because we are committ eted to customer service. we have five new hotel chains under construction. new schools, restaurants and many corporate relocations. to meet the needs of a growing city, we have purchased five ache oefrs land on a busy highway. we hired a builder and have drawn up plans for a new building. all these plans have been shown to the legaler placement people for chrysler. no dealership is a cost to chrysler. we pay for everything we use and we take all the risk. we are chrysler's cust mer. in a typical month, we pay chrysler over $2,500 in fantasticed e eed -- fixed expe alone plus parts and vehicles paid for in full and up front. we sponsor school events,

we build the 25 mile per gallon chrysler town & country. come see what we've built for you. >>> the blue jays are hitti .277. only the angels higher in the league. frimairefor parties martis, he was in line. >> it just didn't happen for him, but hopefully today he'll go back out there and have the same type stuff. it's been over a month since he got his last win. he's got to master the strike zone. he threw a lot of pitches last time, 53 strikes, 53 balls, and now he can trust his defense. if you make a mistake, we've got guys that can run it down, so don't worry about it, throw it over the plate. >> speaking of good defense, willie harris back in center field today. dunn and kearns blanking him. ryan and nick at the corners and josh josh behind the plate. we'll call it 76 degrees at game time. last five games, martis got this going. starters have been unbeaten. the teams four out of five, e.r.a. great. opponents aren't hitting, and it's a span of 33 and a third. marco scutaro steps in for the blue jays against steve mccauley him. the t

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we build the 25 mile per gallon chrysler town & country.come see what we've built for you. >> bob: bottom of the first inning. nalts are -- nats are hitting .257, eighth in the league, 10th in runs and seventh in home runs. adam dunn, homer number 296 at yankee stadium two nights ago. he has 18 on the year and 47 rbi's and he's hitting the ball pretty -- pretty well. slugging percentage up there. they continue to walk adam quite a bit. he's tied with adrian gonzalez atop the league with 53 of them. this is a left-hander that has a great changeup, rob dibble. brian tallet from oklahoma originally. >> rob: he's a big one. 6'6", 220. he almost throws totally side arm for a big man. >> bob: guzman, first pitch swinging. in the air, shortstop marco scutaro. still a fair ball weapon he puts it away. >> rob: as i said, he's very deceptive. he'll try to throw three quarter and below. zero home runs. that's the amount last year against 101 left-handed batters in 2008. 19th start of his career over six years. 150 relief appearances. he's been mor

we build the 25 mile per gallon chrysler town & country. come see what we've built for you.  >> back in south florida, everybody. the orioles' -- the orioles leads now 1-0 in the fifth inning. it seems the clouds are starting to part. the shower seems to have moved through, and that is good news with the way koji uehara is pitching on the mound, dave trembley does not want the lose him to a rain delay. dave plaid it clear before the game, in the event of a rain delay, he would not put koji back out on the mound after that delay. he said also with the day off yesterday that his bullpen and his long men are very well rested. they can come in and pick up the innings. right now in center field, i'm seeing a little bit of a cloud break and that is good news as koji uehara rolls on here in the fifth. >> amber, thank you very much. our resident meteorologist. she kid a fine job there because we can't see. we're in up ther deck here in the football stadium, it is hard to see except a little bit beyond center field and there is a good look at th

chrysler, the vans. one is a dodge and one is a town and country. you've got a dodge version that is less expensive than the town and country. we're all under the same roof. we didn't ask them to build those two different vehicles. it doesn't make any difference what they build, we sell them. >> thank you, sir. senator clobuchar? >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. i want to make clear, everyone here wants you to succeed. they want general motors to succeed. they want chrysler to succeed. the dealers want you to succeed and one of my focuses here is just to make this process as fair as possible. some of our dealers want more time and then some of our dealers feel that they should be able to stay in business because they're profitable. mr. henderson, i do appreciate that general motors has this appeals process and that you have been taking it seriously. i know that some decisions have been reversed. is that correct? and what i don't understand with the interrelationship here with the letters that are june 12th, because some of our dealers have appe

chrysler dealerships. in five of those south dakota communities or towns. and i guess my question is, if there are five dealers that are being closed in some of these communities, and they have an opportunity to obtain those dealerships, which gets at the point that mr. lopez made about if you're going to create or establish a dealership in his community, he would like to have the opportunity to get that. and i'm not sure that question got answered. >> yes. they will have the opportunity. >> what's the rational for completely closing dealerships now if you plan to have a larger presence in the same area in the near term? >> what that does is it provides the opportunity to put it in the optimal location that may serve multiple communities, much more efficiently. the dealer will become much more profitable, and they will have all three brands under one roof, which allows -- if you have a fixed cost for one brand, you bring in the revenue of jeep and dodge in a chrysler dealership, you have a much more profitable, much stronger dealership going forward. >> is

town. from january to may, every automobile company, gm 41%. toyota 39% reduction. ford down. chrysler, honda, all across the board, these sales are down. i can tell you, mr. president, this is an emergency for families and small businesses. for an industry that has been the backbone of our economy for a generation. up to 3 million people working for this industry. it is worth our time to put into this bill less than 1% of the emergency bill that is in front of us. every other country with an automobile presence has done something to help their industry. when they put another plan in place, they raise sales 21%. we have seen similar plants in china, japan, korea, brazil, great britain, spain, france, italy, austria, portugal, romania, and slovakia, mr. president. slovakia. but the united states has not yet acted on a program that has been effective around the world when we have some many small businesses right now whose futures are hanging in the balance. this is something supported by business and labor. and of course, the auto dealers. i am also pleased that it is now supported by th

know what this is about for a small town and when we look at the fact from january to may, every automobile company, gm, 41.8%, 21, 39% reduction, ford down, chrysler, honda, all across the board these sales are down. this may not seem like an emergency to people here but i can tell you, mr. president, this is an emergency for families and small businesses. for an industry that has been the backbone of the economy for a generation of to 3 million people working for this industry. this in fact is an emergency worth our time to put into this bill less than 1%, less than 1% of the emergency bill in front of us. every other country with an automobile presence has in fact done something to help their industry. germany found that in the first month of january, when they put a similar incentive plan in place it raised sales 21%. 21% at the same time and our sales were falling 40%. we have seen similar plans and china got in japan, korea, brazil, great britain, spain, france, italy, austria, portugal, romania and slovakia, mr. president, slovakia. but the united states hasn't yet acted on a program that has been effective for bell world when we have so man