i the're h me fiit ou ing o do somewitharet ma har do hout but an rn og ou my s it cies, then re-anyt withgare anno ree lif thourettee, ateane a y to out ng. >> jason: and to the orange green and white, the university of miami here, young and old at alex rodriguez park a. the bottom of the 7th inning. it will be harold martinez, three, four, and five in the lineup. just invan grouw out of the bullpen last inning for wake forest. replaces starter tim cooney. wearing the number 30 on his back. van grouw 6'7", 200-pound freshman out of indian hills high school in oakland, new jersey. this wake forest roster composed of players all over the eastern seaboa

i the're h me fiit ou ing o do somewitharet ma har do hout but an rn og ou my s it cies, then re-anyt withgare anno ree lif thourettee, ateane a y to out ng. >>> welcome back to golden age" where history comes alive in its original clof. up journey back to emmett's field. >> once a time in brooklyn there existed aorrond b clu e e med a place callebbe >> tohe th you walk out to a green diamond olor s gro w st so i body h goodseat >> it was a cozy, cozy, cozy place finute can mee rybo thetad ans knch er, nell ey woteaters too. >> i remember being on the mound, i can hear people on the stands. days in brooklyn, they let you know it big time. if you hadd , no support you stronger than the brooklyn dodger fans. >> i think real family is dodger fans. >> you have less of an elite element, more of a rowdy, noisy, neighborhood crowd. you had all of these great characters, it was kind of a fun carnival atmosphere. >> you had the happy felton's gang. they always brin o they can watch the game. >> only thing more colorful than the brooklyn fan was the advertising that colored the outfield walls.

i the're h me fiit ou ing o do somewitharet ma har do hout but an rn og ou my s it cies, then re-anyt withgare anno ree lif thourettee, ateane a y to out ng. >> watch this one in the upper register to the zone, over in the outside corner. >>> arkansas - little rock has a midweek game on april 7th in oxford against ole miss, and then next weekend, belmont comes into town, a i don't know conference weekend. the sunbelt conference unlike a lot of conferences, scheduled a nonconference weekend in with regular conference schedule and that allows things to sort of get right, if you will. i kind of like that idea, ronnie. it doesn't work for all conferences, but it works for the sunbelt. not everybody gets an off weekend. they maybe won't be playing, but they won't play in the conference weekend after it start. >> that is due to the 11 team in the sunbelt. >>> very nice pitch. got it going today with the curve ball. >> when you have the even teams, you don't have to worry about it. it is kind of nice, but i guarantee the coaches would rather have the even number for the schedule purposes. be

i the're h me fiit ou ing o do somewitharet ma har do hout but an rn og ou my s it cies, then re-anythgare anno ree lif thourettee, ateane a y to out ng. . here is karri ellen johnson. what did you see? >> jack: i think officials maybe thought she was pushed before the shot winning the goal. she did a nice job recognizing open space in front of the goal and did an inside role beautiful finish outstanding job and she's doing a fantastic job all over the field tonight in >> her right -- >> mike: her right foot kind of stepped in but you are going to give it to her. >> jack: as long as the ball is in the net or you release it out of your stick, you are okay. >> mike: karri ellen johnson added on to her team now 34 goals on -- goals on the season, she scored the last two straight and was able to win a ton of draw controls as well. she is really doing it all and also has an assist. you talk about the quickness and the lat ll1el0 -- athletic players, she is a very well balanced player in terms of scoring and assists but how about karri ellen johnson saying let's talk about me for a minute t

i the're h me fiit ou ing o do somewitharet ma har do hout but an rn og ou my s it cies, then re-anyt withgare anno ree lif thourettee, ateane a y to out ng. >>> miami and wake forest tied up at 8. two pitcher for the canes is number 37, 5'11" sophomore out of miami's gillan senior high school daniel miranda. one of the better earned run averages on the team at 2.57. a 1-1 record. great ratio of 27 strike outs to 7 walks. appearing for the first time this weekend. unfortunately for the canes he's replacing the canes closer who was unable to do just that. david gutierrez leaded off with a pit had 99 to third and a single and ryan seminick double. you could see he's still fired up. the demon deacons had their chances, mo notably with matt eric son. instead it was tied at that point. the hurricanes came back with two runs in the bottom of the agent. here come the demon deacons with two runs in the bottom of the 9th. and now the dangerous dh, mike murray. >> and so many times you talk hurricanes defense talking about the set-up man and closer. it's them that have let the hurricanes down t

cis, from a homeland security standpoint, our -- is our area of most concern. immigration benefits are such a valuable commodity to enemies of the united states whether they are drug trafficking organizations or other persons that would do us harm and the ability of lower level employees to make decisions on immigration benefits is disproportionate, similar, i would say, to cvp's authorities at the border where you have -- your average employee making decisions about whether someone can come in the country. certainly, with immigration benefits, the impact is even more lasting than profound. >> do you have a sense of how these agents in the various agencies of how they are first approached? if they are working and doing their job, how did they go from point a to point b in terms of being corrupted? >> we have compared it to the espionage-related corruption techniques where organized criminal groups look for vulnerable employees. it may be someone that they already have a social relationship with. people like to say on the southwest border that the river is just

susan kozis ci. is a microbiologist at walter rey's forest glen annex in silver spring.ollen count for more than a decade. she says wednesday was the second highest they have ever seen it. here is how they come up with the pollen count. >> the grains per cubic meter of air that we sample in a 4- hour period. it is sort of an average count for that 4 hour period. we are able to quantitate the number of pollen grains in by the size of a small refrigerator, a cubic meter of air. pollen is highly microscopic. you won't see them until you put them under the microscope or until you get the levels after he had recently. >> when you think about how much you've seen on your windshield. when you can turn on your windshield wiper and it just blows. this gives me a chance to publicly thank susan. she blow advisory us if our information. she i mails me every day thank you for the work you do out there she e-mails me every day. >> with the rain we had last night, we are cautiously optimistic that the readings for trees and tone way will tell you which trees they are, i know it is oak

this union takes care of about 60% of the elevators in new york ci city. >> i guess if the applications aren't available, the jobs are filling up, that's just the way it is. appreciate it. thank you. >>> some of the most coveted jobs in america now are apprenticeships. that's where you learn how to do the job on the job. watch our story "apprenticeship" wednesday. >>> coming up, internal company e-mails show goldman sachs bet on the housing crash even bragged about it. those e-mails are fuelling democrats' push for financial oversight. goldman sachs executives face tough questions tomorrow on capitol hill about conduct before and during the housing market melt-down. the securities and exchange commission will investigate pursuing charges against the firm. snrk a violent crime wave in chicago prompts a call for the national guard to step in. the surge in crime include as night last week when seven people were killed and 18 wounded. the police superintendent says calling in troops isn't the answer but two state dau lawmakers say police need help. >> we have the ability with very little ef

ci citi's up 37% year to date, bank of america up 22%. the problem is the financial reform thing you were talking about the senator, that throws a monkey wrench into potential earnings down the road because it could be much more aggressive than the street expected. much of the gains in the s&p 500 for earnings this year are financial gains. that could be a big problem. halliburton came out with numbers that were very good, 3 cents above expectations. more importantly, north america really has improved. recounts up. they may have opportunities to increase the pricing level. here's the concern -- natural gas prices are way down. if this continues, there will be pressure on halliburton to cut prices for all the rigs that they have out there. and speaking of lower prices, sharon over at the nymex, i see oil down $2 again today. >> it is, and bob, the traders here have a lot to watch -- the two gs and jet fuel, goldman sachs and the volcanic ash from iceland and the impact on jet fuel prices. nymex gas prices are at a three-month low, below $8

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they understand the ci director it -- cia director is the same, but if the role is to be manager, does he need to travel overseas bowman -- travel overseas? doesn't that creates inherent confusion with our allies? i think as we see debates unfold, this is where congresswoman harman said it is 50% lott and 50% leadership, this is where leadership comes in. the president must be clear what he wants donthe dni to do and hw he wants it executed. there will be conflict. now i guess that leaves things for walter to write about. with that, i will stop. [applause] >> there is always something to write about. i get complaints that i hang onto little facts. one thing has not been mentioned correctly, and it is a question i want to pose. now the secretary of defense is really the 800-pound gorilla in intelligence. that is just a fact. how successful with the -- would the dni program be to dave robert gates were not the secretary of defense. >> since walter looked at me, i will try that, and then i will be corrected. i think having bob gates as secretary of defense is a wonderful thing, but i also

çi came to study in the university. but my visa -- host: expired? caller: yeah, expired.at this time, ecuador had problems. this was 10 years ago. now it is very difficult for me to come back because my life no is what i do here. -- my life now is what i do here. a lot of people depend on me. my kids, my wife, my father, my mother, my father-in-law. host: david, you do work in new york city? you do have a job? caller: yes i do. host: you are paying taxes? caller: yes, i have a number. but weekly pay taxes when we buy a soda, we pay taxes. host: david, if you could make one change to u.s. immigration law, what would it be? caller: a change of what? [unintelligible] host: we appreciate you calling in. another call from manhattan. go ahead, manhattan. where are you from? caller: i am from guinea. i came by the mexico border, so i came directly through immigration. they asked me why i came into this country and i said i want to work. they kept me for five months and now i'm here and immigration, when they ask me for documents for working, they refused to give me the actual mo

çi came to study in the university. but my visa -- host: expired? caller: yeah, expired.at this time, ecuador had problems. this was 10 years ago. now it is very difficult for me to come back because my life no is what i do here. -- my life now is what i do here. a lot of people depend on me. my kids, my wife, my father, my mother, my father-in-law. host: david, you do work in new york city? you do have a job? caller: yes i do. host: you are paying taxes? caller: yes, i have a number. but weekly pay taxes when we buy a soda, we pay taxes. host: david, if you could make one change to u.s. immigration law, what would it be? caller: a change of what? [unintelligible] host: we appreciate you calling in. another call from manhattan. go ahead, manhattan. where are you from? caller: i am from guinea. i came by the mexico border, so i came directly through immigration. they asked me why i came into this country and i said i want to work. they kept me for five months and now i'm here and immigration, when they ask me for documents for working, they refused to give me the actual mo

the bar and practice fields know why you're doing things which we did try to draft a more elaborate cis in connection with ticketmaster. christine has made it a focal point to be as transparent so that folks understand our thinking. >> and i would add to that that not just for ticketmaster, but as a comment to other groups at other times, please take a look at our complaints and competitive impact statements in the last several months in going forward because we do intend to use those where possible as we are going to articulate the bill, nitty gritty of the bar and economic theory. >> i clearly see the role of the economists in the complaint. they do look quite different. >> right. >> i would not give them any credit. [laughter] >> molly, you can't see megan sitting here. >> she is expected. >> is that neal back there? i'm sorry. go ahead. we will get neal. >> is there any interest in revisiting the work product of the single form conduct hearings and trying to see if there is a possibility of reaching a consensus document between doj and the federal trade commission? >> right now, as

authorization, authorization for all of the cis, federal programs that deal with -- policies, federal programs that deal with the f.a.a. this is the 13th extension. now, mr. petri, the ranking member of aviation, mr. costello, the current chair, when i came to chair, mr. oberstar was the chair of the aviation subcommittee, and i was in the minority but a member of the committee from 2001 to 2008, i was the chairman of the aviation subcommittee. in fact, in 2004, i believe it was, 2003 -- sorry -- i wrote the current f.a.a. authorization that then extended some 13 times with the passage of this today. now, i know i did a great job and a thorough job but i never intended it to last on and on, and it wasn't intended to last on and on. we do -- at that time we did a four-year bill, and we set the policy, the projects. we set all the safety criteria for aviation in the country. what particularly burns me right now is we have a commuter aviation safety piece of legislation that we intend to incorporate in this extension. we've had it done for sometime. we worked in a bipartisan fashion, and

i the're h me fiit ou ing o do somewitharet ma har do hout but an rn og ou my s it cies, then re-anyt withgare anno ree lif thourettee, ateane a y to out ng. fhe o. freci hit uy, at g [ nnou wir on ]tch tch fmalencerstar fth ws fu a boey-cn cr [ ] natie, in! >>> one bounce off the wall. easily scores and whitley >> good pitdown it was a strike. outside corner black. you can't do it any better by golden. >>> yes. now the 3-2 pitch. fouled off. a little sunshine has poked its way through the glare here in troy. there is a gorgeous ballpark. much like the one we were privilege today visit last weekend. the cajuns have an excellent park, too, at the university of louisiana, lafayette. everybody here is very close to the action. dips outs to have strike zone and the inning continues. >> a good piece of hitting right there right aftero off that pitch. golden trying to find a way to get out. trying to settle him down. this gives you a chance to establish the story, and indeed it will perk your ears. they have the international dorm located literally right behind the right of the bleachers he