the orioles beat cleveland friday night. extra team brought to you by at&t, your world delivered. brian support to the mound. he's 2-2, earned round average of 6.46 and acquired for boston in the victor martinez trade. masters with an earned run average of 4.7. tom davis with rick dempsey and a beautiful bright sunshiny afternoon in baltimore. the orioles try to go for the 4- game series with the cleveland indians. watching the game a bit. chris pitching and chad mullen took it, taking his hand and going like this and out there on the mound. very -- demon straightive in his effort to try to throw the ball low. tell us about catching it and what that is like and being that vocal behind the plate. >> tom what, he was trying to do is communicate with the pitcher on every pitch, something that you have to do, especially when you have a young pecking staff like the orioles have. you have to constantly remind them what you want them to do until they get capable of doing it themselves. you thought that mueller was back there trying

greta: up next, the cleveland clinic lets you in on its secret to success. hospitals do this? plus, a lot of north korea, at this hour, two journalists and one former president on their way home -- out of north korea. way home -- out of north korea. theeeeee this is my verizon small business specialist, tom. now, i know the catering business but when i walked in here i wasn't sure what i needed. i'm not sure what i need. tom showed me how to use mifi to get my whole team working online, on location. i was like, "woah". woah ! only verizon wireless has small business specialists in every store to help you do business better. you're like my secret ingredient. come in today and connect up to five devices on one 3g connection. now only $99.99 greta: the cleveland clinic is one of the best clinics in the world. but also keep costs low. how? this hospital has been a model hospital -- but they also keep costs low. costs. you're able to do that. >> yes, and one of the reasons i think for that is a couple fall. first of all, all of us are employed -- is a couple fold

the orioles beating the cleveland indians 5-2. when you look back at this game, there is a lot of interest in this from the orioles pitcher, matt massachusetts. let's go back to the both and visit with buck martinez. what did you think of his work? >> buck: we had aequorins with brian. he was kind of casting the ball to the plate, trying to be too fine. today you could see it from the first pitch, commit today executing every pitch. his entire effort was toward the strike zone. all the breaking balls over. a sharpness to the breaking ball we haven't seen. the breaking ball was tumbling to the plate before today. here is brian matusz going 7-0. this was going to be an exceptional start for him. really a great step in the right direction for brian matusz. look what he did. 7 innings, just a single earned run. the biggest thing is 4 hits allowed. he has been given up a lot of hits. today he neutralized him. i think the whole key, rick will understand this, using the fastball nearly the count, getting ahead, and in the middle innings

cleveland visiting green bay saturday in its preseason opener. after the break, tom brady there in philadelphia warming up to take on the eagles. you'll see action for the first time since the knee injury. time since the knee injury. we you do get a hint of drinkability right away. does my pen have write-ability? come on people, we gotta focus. we're not leaving until we've met our budget. we need ideas. we could cut back on marketing. we could eliminate bonuses. how about we stop buying bud light for every meeting? [ sfx: glass crashing, man screaming ] it's the only beer with just the right taste. bud light. the difference is drinkability. it was a joke! >> steve bunin backs on espnews. k.c. down four runs in the bottom of the sixth. joe mauer, you're the man now, dawg. average up to .370 today. buddy justin morneau, 0-4. pops out the end the game, 5-4t, kansas city. it pirates and rockies.lmost colorado with a one-game lead in the national league wild card race. look out. w here comes conolorado. they're good. troy tulowitzki, got the cycle ea

the cleveland starter chased the orioles' lead it 6-2.igh life is about celebrating, not separating. we are coming for your vip's and we ain't the paparazzi. we are looking for the little fuzzy rope, uh huh. how you doing, yea we're not on that. i guarantee that. excuse us. thank you so much. paying extra money so other people can't sit next to you. you know where i come from we party together... with a good honest beer at a tasty price. a fuzzy rope that makes ya'll feel more important. uh uh. common sense ain't on the guest list. these people know how to do it. that's it, hey! start your three-course meals with a shared appetizer. choose two entrees from over 15 chili's favorites, then share a decadent dessert. chili's --  >> gary: this copyrighted telecast may not be reproduced or remans mitted in any form and the acounsels and tricks may not be disseminated without the express written consent of the orioles. a 6-2 lead. carmona out. the right-hander, cincinnati native, jensen lewis. >> buck: the lefties really did the damage. >>

of the cleveland clinic.he president visited the center last month as part of his health reform efforts. dr. cosgrove, thank you very much for talking with us. >> it's a pleasure to be here, thank you. >> woodruff: we just heard at the end of that piece by betty ann bowser, in essen an agreement that if you have more collaboration at these clinics including yours, overall quality would improve, costs would go down. you agree with that? >> i absolutely agree with that, and what we really have got to put into the health care discussion is how we drive quality and how we bring the total bill for health care down, and one of the very important ways to do that is to integrate the health care system and make it more efficient, and that means integrating not only the doctor with the hospital, which you saw a great example of here, but also integrating hospitals, so not all hospitals are expected to be all things to all people, but rather, to serve the community in a way that the community needs to be served and then

for cleveland, these are friendly confines.in fact, anywhere other than cleveland is is a friendly confine. you take a look at the numbers they have put up this season. for the orioles at home, the largest difference in the majors in their home batting average compared to their road average, but for the indians, they put up runs at home 4.1. but 5.6, nay have the largest difference in the major leagues with runs on the road. so this is a ballpark both are happy to play in. >> i don't want too many pitchers reading that graphic before the game carts. the cleveland indians with the younger lineup, haven't really gotten acclimated to the home ballpark yet. they have a good battle in this lineup. i think this young team plays very well. the orioles, on the other hand, love anytime this ballpark. it is a good background. there is a lot of space, and i just think they're very comfortable and really see the ball well in this park. >> the guys who have to try to shut all of that down. how about titch pitching tonight? >> buck: the pitc

in cleveland, ohio, dr. miking roizen, he's the wellness officer and chairman at the wellness institute at the famed cleveland clinic. he's the author of "you staying young." and dr. james rowhak. he's a cardiologist himself. let me start with sanjay gupta. sanjay, viewers are confused. debate is rages across the country. what's the most important thing that we have understand about this debate right now? >> it's a good question. obviously, there's a lot of different issues here. let me try and boil it down to get back to the basics. autopsy since the beginning of this, you've heard the president talk about the health care and in the economy. and when asked how can he afford to this this with health care. his answer is, how can we not afford to this this. the reason that's important, his idea to cut costs to increase access is at the heart of all of this. what you're hearing out of the various bill, first of all, the president doesn't have a specific plan. the senate is currently debating one. it's only so f

the ceo of the cleveland clinic. >> we're integrated.he hospitals are part of one organization. we're all pulling the same direction. we're a team. >> a big difference here -- the doctors are all on salary. no such thing as fee for service. whether they order one test or 100, they get paid the same. >> we're all on salary. i'm on salary just like everyone else here is. it doesn't matter if i did two, three, four heart operations in the day, what i took home was the same. it takes the personal impetus to do more out and you're not insented to do more or on the other hand to do less. you're just incented to look after the patient. >> let's be clear. no one is crying poverty. >> what's the range here? the salaries of doctors? >> a couple hundred thousand dollars up to $1 million. >> that may be less than in a traditional fee for service setting, there are other incentives for signing on. >> try to go out in private practice, there's a lot of overhead, you're paying for your offices, your staff, nurses, malpractice insurance. it all adds up.

leading 32nd road win. >> twins and indians in cleveland.e. trevor crow does that. kind of inside out. bottom of the 7th. the double to left center. travis hafner scores. indians up 2-1. top of the ninth. same score, wood in to close the deal. and he does just that. getting mark redmond looking. indians go on to win it. the switch hitting crow has batted .375 since his recall. after winning four in a roarks the twins have dropped five of six, and the indians have won nine of 13. >> detroit's win coupled with losses by chicago and minnesota makes the al central look like this. white sox two back, twins four and a half back, detroit minnesota starts the series on friday while chicago will host cleveland. >> according to espn's joe schad, david wells, the 'cause in and advisor for wide receiver michael crabtree says crabtree is prepared to sit out this entire season and reenter the nfl draft in 2010. contract talks have stalled. san francisco took crabtree with the 10th overall pick last april. this is what wells said. we're prepared to do it.

when he was introduced in cleveland stadium, they would put up the wizard of oz.e in the parade today yell wizard and he would chuckle, almost embarrassed. with his greatness becomes a deep, deep humility. >> calvin really set the stage for me, but the toughest part of the speech was when i had to talk about my mom and my wife. that's when i lost it a little bit. you are talking about people that have done so much in your life, that they'll never get the credit for. >> the thing about the family is that when they're involved with a professional athlete, there's a lot of sacrificing that goes on. and i've had my brothers and my sisters that sacrificed with me, my wife who is my friend and my companion, but a special lady that is her day, not mine, my mother. >> but i made it through, and then there's a big sigh of relief when it's all said and done. and i never will forget, because that was the year the cleveland browns were coming back. >> we got the great fans here from buffalo and the great fans here from new york. but i want to give you your official welcome to

and jensen lewis just getting loose in the cleveland bullpen. he just did get up.last thing the manager want to do is get the bullpen up in the 3rd inning , but masterson already has thrown 56 pitches. a little late on that swing. 1-2. >> buck: when masterson gets that ball down, he is tough. whether it is a slider or a sinking fastball. but he has left a few pitches up in the zone this inning, pie with the home run, and scott with the base on one hit. >> jim: 1-2, wise. tight, 2-2. >> buck: masterson in his career is 10-10, 7-7 as a starter, 3-3 as a reliever. >> jim: 2-2 to wieters. and a perfect pitch. that ends the inning. but the orioles bat around and score four. two coming in on the home run ball, number 7 for felix pie. 4-0, birds.   >> reporter: back at the ya making the transition for playing 1st base, if you notice, every time luke is in the field, juan will be standing at the far end of the orioles dugout, constantly helping juan with the positions. luke meets with juan and go over reports to decide where they are going to posi

the winning pitcher for cleveland, save for cleveland, perez, rafael wanted it, saved it. >>> here is wieters. the indians are pretty confident that they can turn this around in a hurry, because they have made all these moves, they brought in a lot of real good, young players, and they play in the al central, and they feel because of the chart in that division, they with turn it andnarily quickly and get back in contention in that division. >> certainly one thing in place if you are the manager of the indians is the eric wedge defense. it is exceptional with cabrera and valbuena s. and with choo in center and right, good there, too. cabrera is a stabilizer. wyatt toregas pitching today, and grady sizemore, former all- star, capable defender. and valbuena, the 2nd baseman , starting to get more comfortable in an everyday role in the big leagues. >> jim: 1-2 on wieters with one out and none on. outside. 2-2. 13 under 500 and only 10.5 out of first place. the tigers have a 4.5 lead in the division, and they are only 8 above. so in that division, you can turn it around in a hurry. even th

puts cleveland up. >> this is a big play. top of the 8th.hat give as cushion going into the 8th and 9th. they win it 5-3. so outstanding defense on both sides but the bullpen was better. they win it. so perez gets the second win. and taking the loss. and indians won the first of the and the indians. and a steady night in the field. the player of the game is izturis. indians with win it. a long time for the groupeds crew. boston lager continues to be a very special beer. six weeks after jim started the business it took the best beer in america award. nobody had tried an american beer that had that kind of flavor. twenty years off, jim is still obsessed with boston lager. sam adams lager continues to win medals all over the world. that's pretty cool. >>> indians celebrating a win. birds lost. they need a win tomorrow. a four-game series split. jones and he looked good. after the muscle spasms you would have never known he had a bad back. >>> he was ready to play. early in the first inning he is catching this just a foot. sometimes this one for

at the national association of black journalists conference, lebron asked if he would be in cleveland the 2010 season. his response? "i hope so." >> michael crabtree wasn't the first wide receiver taken in the draft. straight ahead, why he might be the first wide receiver taken in next year's draft. plus, while the a.l. central race is one of the tightest in baseball, find out why, on wednesday, the tigers were big fans of the angels. >> white sox looking for a three-game sweep of the >> white sox looking for a three-game sweep of the a.l. west-leading angels, top of the third, vlad the impaler at it again, impaling another baseball. vladimir guerrero with his first home run since coming off the d.l., his fifth of the year. angels win 9-5 and avoid the sweep. bobby abreu joins barry bonds, craig biggio, joe morgan, rickey henderson and willie mays as the only players in major league history with 250 home runs, 2,000 hits, 1,000 runs, 1,000 r.b.i.'s, 1,000 walks and 300 stolen bases. >> the a.l. central-leading tigers facing the orioles, bottom two, brandon inge. goodbye. a two-run hom

we went to the cleveland clinic to see what works.mework. >> we know what reforms are out there necessary to make change. this is not what obama isç abo. he is not about reforming the system. it is about taking government control of the health-care system. that is what this is about. it is not about fixing the system. i will give you one great example. medicare. there is one part of medicare called medicare advantage of that is private sector, a managed-care program, and seniors can have a completely private-sector experience, and medicare, he wants to shut it down. i am telling you, he wants to pull it over into a government- run plant where he can control health care. greta: it is alienating the american people, and when they are protesting to insult them, i think it will backfire on them. >> it is backfiring on them. greta: thank you. coming up, a doctor treated president obama for 20 years. does he support his former patients health-care plan? this may surprise you -- his former patient's health-care plan? and get at your hand mi

at the national association of black journalists conference, lebron asked if he would be in cleveland the 2010 season. his response? "i hope so." >> michael crabtree wasn't the first wide receiver taken in the draft. straight ahead, why he might be the first wide receiver taken in next year's draft. plus, while the a.l. central race is one of the tightest in baseball, find out why, on wednesday, the tigers were big fans of the angels. at 155 miles per hour, andy roddick has the fastest serve in the history of professional tennis. so i've come to this court to challenge his speed. ...on the internet. i'll be using the 3g at&t laptopconnect card. he won't. so i can book travel plans faster, check my account balances faster. all on the go. i'm bill kurtis and i'm faster than andy roddick. (announcer) "switch to the nations fastest 3g network" "and get the at&t laptopconnect card for free". >> white sox looking for a three-game sweep of the >> white sox looking for a three-game sweep of the a.l. west-leading angels, top of the third, vlad the impaler at it again, impaling another baseball

. >> reporter: judy and lynn cleveland were kicking back that memorial sunday afternoon.g the atv for a spin on the dirt road between their family's weekend cabin and the old ghost town. but -- all of a sudden here came two men in an suv flagging them down. they would turn out to be efren gallegos and nancy's new husband dan mason. >> he was very distraught at the time. >> dan was just saying that, "my wife has been hurt. she's fallen in the creek and we need to call 911." >> reporter: cell phones didn't work in the canyon so they led dan to their cabin so he could call 911 on the landline. with sheriff's deputies alerted, the couple grabbed some blankets and followed the men in the suv back to where the driver said his wife had been injured. there, creekside, they saw a woman -- nancy mason -- lying unonscious by the water's edge. lynn, who has some emergency medical training, checked for vital signs. >> there was nothing, no sign of any pulse. >> reporter: lynn raced up the hill to the general store in the ghost town of st. elmo to call ai91ag1 n and give a better locat

to evolve at the cleveland museum of natural history exhibit, surviving the body of evidence. that's me on the right, dan on the left. that's your eastern event of the day. >> good job. thank you for that, bill. >>> now an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. hollywood may be the only place you can win but lose badly all at the same time. funny people was number one at the box office with a little more than $23 million. but funny people was the lowest earning number one film of the year, adam sand her's lowest in five years. it did not score well with the critics. add to that it cost $75 billion to make. it's being greeted as the winner that was the loser. the family comedy aliens in the attic opened fifth with a $7.8 million. they expected double-digit millions for this. remember katherine heigl's loud complaints about a 17-hour workday on her first day back of grey's anatomy. a website i'm obsessed reports what heigl forgot to mention was producers scheduled that long workday for her benefit. all so she could travel and promote her new movie. there you go

lebron will be in cleveland past 2010? his responses? i hope so. he is looking forward to playing with the man he calls the godfather of the nba. he said i know one thing that's going to happen. you can't check shaq one-on-one. >> michael crabtree wasn't the first wide receiver taken in the draft. straight ahead he. >> the aflt l race was the tightest in baseball. find out why the tigers are big fans of the angels. >> yankees lead the red sox by 3 1/2 games in the a.l. east. they beat boston for the first time this year. they roughed up john smoltz, thursday night, 3 1/3 innings, nine hits, eight earned runs, hit two home runs off him. big inning for john smoltz on thursday, was the fourth inning where the yankees scored eight runs and smoltz's e.r.a. now 8.32. what did here is what the 42-year-old had to say about his performance, moments ago. >> a lot of things go into making changes. we'll see what i can do. >> are you surprised to be in the situation? >> am i surprised? yeah. very surprised. i couldn't throw b.p. and give up the runs i'm giving

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cleveland battling rainer.r converted a 25-yard field goal on friday night against the patriots. he missed on friday from 52- yards out and today he made amends. one preseason game left, one kicker has to go. >> it is practice. i'm trying to get ready for the season. i feel great. i feel i have been hitting the ball well. disappointed i missed the kick the game obviously but it hasn't shaken me. i feel good. so i feel good. >> i have been doing this for a while so it is not like i'm out of college, but i'm going to go with the same mind set and make every kick and capitalize on the opportunities. >> i hope to see more and more and continue to wait. it will be a last-minute decision as we go along here. >> remember jay cutler, almost a redskin. he got his wish. he was traded in the off season from the broncos to the bears and last night returned to the mile high city. >> didn't want to hear it. >> they don't love him in denver anymore, do they? a couple of hits courtesy of his former teammates and almost taken d

>> it's cleveland, ohio, not lansing. >> detroit. on. >> needless to say -- 89 for today, our two-degree guarantee, mostly sunny skies. with an isolated thundershower. why would you even brag about detroit? i don't know. 65 overnight. a little patchy fog. tomorrow, maybe an isolated thundershower but not too bad on the humidity, just hot at 91. >>> traffic flowing nicely on southbound 83, from the pennsylvania state line through to about the beltway. it will be 22 minutes of drive time. a couple of overnight road closures for construction projects that will be wrapping up probably later this morning. 695, inner loop, northbound at frederick road, expect to see the two left lanes and left shoulder closed. fort mchenry tunnel, two lanes blocked in each direction at the toll plaza. cecil county, elkton area, route 7 at crestwell avenue is closed because of some flooding. 695 at the -- excuse me, jfx at cold spring lane, traffic flowing nicely. and here's 695 at the bw parkway, no problems there, just building volume on the southbound si

orioles/cleveland tofnt and yankees come in followed by texas. another note, steve johnson picked up the win last night in louie. >>> 6:09. a big recall to tell you about. involving millions of window blinds. the recall involves blinds sold by companies such as pottery barn, eye key -- ikea, target. the consumer product safety children says three children died after getting caught in cords that help the blinds move up and down. the deaths date back to 2006. the recall involves at least six companies. if you would like more information on these blinds go to our web site, abc2news.com. we've posted it there for you. >>> texasbooks next for college. they cost even more than the classes they are needed for. >> some money-saving tips on how to avoid spending your life savings on paperbacks. >>> and budget cuts don't hit hard unless you meet the families they directly affect. how saving money for the state hurts those that live in it. >>> upgrading to a new cell phone can be putting your security in jeopardy. how? we'll tell you how to properly dispose

up in clear cleveland at lake erie. 75 degrees.continue to see a few showers knocking on the door back in the midwest. but for us, mainly clear skies across the area. clear skies in harrisburg, baltimore clear skies. pittsburg, cleveland seeing a shower to the west. we will see that activity kind of work the way down into our area. but, i think, we will see more sunshine versus the chance for rain through the day tomorrow. only about a 20 percent chance of pop up, maybe. getting a closer look around the state here. you can see no activity going on. earlier today, there was a pop-up shower out there west of salisbury. but that pretty much broke up as we headed through the afternoon hours. here is how it plays out on the future and this is the model data showing what we could potentially see out there through the day. morning commute is mainly dry. see plenty of sunshine. a little activity on the western edge of the garrett county. pop up. chance of pop-up shower late afternoon and evening, as the daily heating creates instability an

the renowned cleveland clinic is doing just that. two years ago it stopped hiring smokers as part of a wellness initiative, getting high praise from president obama and the hospital's ceo told "the new york times" if it were up to him, if there weren't legal issues, he would not only stop hiring smokers, he would also stop hiring obese people. i asked him about that earlier tonight. >> i read something you already read, you already stopped hiring smokers and you said in an article if you could legally do it you wouldn't hire obese people. is that accurate and fair? >> well, i think that's -- i did say that but it was taken out of an hour conversation and the parts that got left out of that, the conversation, were that we're very concerned about people, overweight. we're not against people who are obese. we're against obesity. >> there's a stigma about smoking. do you think there needs to be a similar stigma about, obese? >> i think we try to help people. we think it's a disease and we think that disease brings on more diseases. and i

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i want to emphasize in the cleveland clinic that the doctor runs. vending machines and healthy food helps people with weight watchers and you are not allowed to smoke on the campus. >> serious player. >> by the way. >> holy cow. >> holy cow. >> i'm a blooming onion fan for the record. >> the stuff tastes good, but he was talking about -- this idea of the tax. if you want to lower health care costs, you have to incentivize people to not gain weight and there ways to do that. if you tax the aussie cheese fries with ranch dressing -- >> i think that the people in the tobacco business say when people watch commercials and saw they were being demonize and it was an uncool thing, that spoke to it in muy theaters, a lot of that is paid. that's what phillip morris said was the downfall. >> you are saying demonizing weight. >> make people feel bad about it. >> we can all say that, but it touches on socioeconomic issues in the country. you have to deal with that. >> i know and i think the people would accept the tax because they love the food. it's an addicti

. >>> to cleveland we go now. for the lyons' first-round draft pick, quarterback matthew stafford in cleveland. taking on the brownies -- first pass, not a good one. that's why he's a rookie. matthew stafford, growing pains. 5-13, 35-yard. the browns easily dispeas -- dispose of the lyons. >>> once again, dave feldman all over the big story. the redskins beat the steelers 17-13. jason campbell not a strong outing. one of seven for 10 yards. clinton portis, five carries, 26-yard, chase daniel, of course, the two big touchdowns that you're seeing here. running to a second interception in as many games. hope hopefully cole will get it together. there might be competition at the number-three spot. many thanks to dave feldman at fedex. marco mitchell joined him live. rich dunn and travis ths

. >> reporter: once on the crew team together at cleveland state graduate tom kotula and senior johnconverted an old sailboat, even adding a solar panel for power and set out on an adventure. >> we went on google earth and looked for waterway passages and found a natural route that actually brought americans west. >> reporter: a journey down the river henry hudson first traveled four had been years ago. >> that's just a coincidence, you know. >> reporter: you aren't history buffs? >> no. >> reporter: their mission-- from cleveland all the way to key west-- isn't historical, rather than humanitarian. building houses at 12 habitat for humanity sites along the way. >> i wanted to go somewhere to volunteer. people go to south america, africa. i kind of wanted to stay local. >> reporter: why? >> because a lot of it had to do with the economy. >> thank you so very much. >> reporter: in mamaroneck, new york, they helped rebuild a home destroyed in a flood. you've been living with friend for how long? >> two years now. >> reporter: wow. >> two years. >> reporter: this will be quite a change.

nashville, detroit, cleveland and st.is all going to see some delays today, all less than an hour. yesterday was an 81-minute delay in san francisco. hopefully it's a little shorter than that today. >>> we've been telling you about three american hikers who crossed iran's border but never left the country. iran has been silent about it, until now. >>> an iraqi extremist group blamed for attacking u.s. troops says it won't do it anymore. two iraqi government officials said the iraqis struck a deal with a group called "league with the rightoues." >>> a big name in the signal light has come out against the nomination of judge sotomayor to the supreme court. senator john mccain says sotomayor is a judicial activist. >> an individual who does not appreciate the common sense limitations on judicial power in our democratic system of government ultimately lacks a key qualification for a lifetime appointment to the bench. for this reason and no other, i am unable to support judge sotomayor's nomination. >> the senate could begin d

by the way, those four other presidents to turn 48 in office, t.r., grant, cleveland.ere is one of the government stats that gets our attention every year at this time. the new estimate for the total cost of raising a child in this country. for a child born in '08, the estimate is $291,570 for a middle-income family they say. that is up to age 18. so it doesn't include the cost of college. by comparison the cost of a child born in 1960 was all of $25,000 and change. >>> a great picture from space tonight. the mars rover opportunity has spotted something on mars and sent back a stunning photograph, what is believed to be a meteorite there in the foreground. two feet across. scientists have dubbed it block island because of its size. we thought it might also be because it looks look one of those beautiful rhode island beaches on the real block island. >>> charles gwathmey has died. during his life as an architect he helped to transform where americans live and work. his first project, a house for his parents on long island, in 1966, built for $35,000. it became hugely in

we expect more to develop later on moving through cleveland back down through pittsburgh. cincinnati, you will see rainfall as you go throughout the day today. meanwhile, the northeast will deal with temperatures once again up to around 90, 91, 92 degrees but feel like temperatures into the middle 90s. a hot one across the northeast. >> a slow mover as i say on the streets. don't touch me. all right. thank you. >>> here's some of the stories we're watching for you. at 8:30 a.m. eastern, we are expected to hear from the commerce department about home construction. we'll check out the numbers from july to see how the housing market is doing. and at 11:10 eastern, president obama welcomes egypt's president to the white house. they're expected to talk about options for peace in the middle east. >>> which would you choose sex or sleep? if you had to make a choice? if you're in the majority with what you say and then an nba player smokes weed on his internet reality show but he says it's okay for him to light up. wait until you hear his reason. ú >>> our salute to the troops is

it is right around the great lakes, cleveland specifically. right now in cleveland, 80 degrees.but that dew point is up there. look at the low-hanging clouds. you see severe thunderstorms in this area later this afternoon. gusty winds, over 60 miles per hour. that would be by later today. right now, relatively quiet. back to the maps. show you the action right now. just outside of st. louis. central missouri, more thunderstorms out of the kansas city area, too. you can see it there. this whole area fires up once again late into this afternoon with the showers and thunderstorms already a lot of action in eastern colorado, western kansas, too. severe weather, robin. here's painted in for the day. right now, a spot in red. ohio valley, chicago, all the way to denver. more on that in a half hour. good to see you monday morning. >> already. >> i know. i just saw you two hours ago but that was friday afternoon. quick weekend. >> thanks. you're like, you, your mug already. >> glad we're still here. >>> all right. for those of you looking for a new car, cash for clunkers is sweet! but i

toby cosgrove, the cleveland clini thank y very muc >> my please. tha you for having me. >> lehrer: on our patcork nation bg, read a post about why the number of uninsur people in america is growin d see which communities hav bn most affected with our countyy-county map. you can go to nshour.pbs.org. next tonight: thcontinuing crackdown in myaar, the countryormally known as burma. newshour correspondent tom beaen narrates our setup report. >> reporter: ag san suu kyi awoke today in the homehat has been her prison f much of the last 20 years. the democracy activi and nobel laureate was coicted yesterday for olating the terms of her homeetention. the pressive military regime in myanmar has kept her confed for her litical activities. yesterday's decision stems fm a bizarre incident in may, involving an american manho swam across a lake to suu kys home. john yettaw claimed was trying to saveer from assassination. he stay at her home for two days. both were arrested and jaid on various chars yesterday, suu kyi was stenced to three ars at hard labor. but

the first career loss for blackburn against cleveland. of 3 from minnesota. >> david hernandez on the mound for the orioles in the series finale against the tigers. the tigers trying to take 3 of 4. inge helping that out. 2 run off hernandez. a 4 run 2nd inning. bottom of the 3rd, avila making his major league debut. the son of tigers assistant general manager. that's his first hit. he has an rbi to boot. tigers win by 7-3. said the team president about avila's hit: wow! the young man went 2 for 4 with a double and that rbi. porcello just the 2nd pitcher in franchise history with double digits wins at the age of 20 or younger. >> the angels looking to avoid their first 3 game losing streak since june. facing the white sox. vladimir guerrero homered into left off the leftie denks. his first homer since returning from the dl. top of the 5th ainges leading 6-4. abreu homering to left off denks. his 250th career homer. 7-4 angels on their way to the 9-5 win. aybar also went deep for l.a. the angels starter gave up a 3 run loamer early but the

people of cleveland prepare for a truly miserable year. even on his great nights when lebron is 45 and the cavs beat up l.a. or boston people will be worried about what is going to happen. he will say i haven't made up my mind or i don't want to talk about it. that is all anyone will want to talk about. of course he could always sign an extension tomorrow but we know that isn't going to happen. nope, this will be a year of total torture even if the cavs win it all. that one young man has control of an entire city -- make that an entire state's mental health. >> my favorite player of the nfl preseason is backup punter for tennessee named a.j. trapasso because the first to kick a football a bounced off the jumbotron scoreboard in jerry jones's new stadium. this really ought to be one of those credit card commercials cost of jerry's stadium, 1.2 billion, size of the new score board about the size of the dallas-fort worth airport. balls bouncing off the scoreboard and causing do-overs pri priceless. he has the biggest big screen and they will

you know, he'sville phased for moving the cleveland browns for baltimore. he did them a favor.ause he was trying to get a new stadium in the cleveland and the city would not happen out. he moved the team. what happened? they got a new stadium. he could have taken the colors and team name and did everything he wanted to do. but he did them a favor. and he should be rised for what he did as an owner, not for move manage a team from city to city. >> he wasn't the first and won't be will last to move. >> that's correct. >> thanks for all the time you put in for raven fans on and off the field here in baltimore. nonetheless, you had impact not only on the field but the city. well done. >> i appreciate that. baltimore gave me four wonderful years and i enjoyed it tremendously we put a good team together in 2000 and got a super win. it's four years that i will not forget. i love the ravens fans. i'm indebted to mr. mo dell and steve for giving me those opportunities. >> you did more than your share of charity events while you were here. thank you for that. >> well done. let's talk mad

last month, he visited the cleveland clinic. >> the reason i visited the cleveland clinic is becausemayo clinic, they have been able to drive down costs more than any other health care system out there while maintaining the highest quality. >> one way they achieve success is through a wellness program, lifestyle 180. >> 75% of the medical costs in the united states are caused by four things. physical inactivity, food choices, tobacco and stress. >> the program has been built around the key areas. hoping to treat disease before it strikes. the first step is getting participants in the cloosz room to learn stress management. physical education. >> anyone feeling this in their knees? >> nutrition and even cooking. >> one thing that you guys do in the program is get people in the kitchen. how did that capture it? >> that's the key. people say can you teach nutrition and take them to a store and show them how to read labels. the key is getting them to learn to you to cook healthy. you can't eat healthy if you don't cook healthy. food changes. >> dr. elizabeth is the director of lifestyle

that's a little strange but if i have to be in cleveland and the movie is about cleveland and i can really in cleveland for a while. >> rose: you soak it up. >> it gives you everything. so st. petersburg, it gave you a whole lot. and it was all, we had russian actors and from st. petersburg. so it mattered. >> rose: does russia have a soul. >> yeah, i was going to say. st. petersburg has a heavy soul. you can feel it in the architecture and there is a heavyness there, in the middle of the winter. >> rose: heavy meaning gravitas or something else. >> the light is different t is very green light. there is only four hours of daylight during the winter. >> rose: in st. petersburg. >> in the winter. >> rose: four hours of daytime. >> it's higher up than you would imagine. it closer to the arctic circle than would you think. so it's winter --. >> rose: i would be depressed. >> there you go. that is why everybody is depressed it is very melancholy. >> you feel the melancholee, that is the reason why all the poets were living in st. petersburg. >> rose: because they had nothing to do but write poe

kids from a small school in cleveland, ohio, and he's just done a great job for the rams and now the redskins. >> gerry: flacco with a deep drop, has time. has it in the redskins territory, and he's pushed out of bounds inside the 20-yard line. le'ron landry with a touchdown saving tackle. >> stan: it was a check down play. you wait for that check down, everybody, all the other defenders are being run off in man, so he's stuck with ray rice man-to-man, all he can do is chase them. you can not let him inside. here's michael oher doing a good job. look how strong he is. he is still pushing down. >> gerry: ravens go to the ground game. rye rice has to kick his way through the crowd. he'll get to the 15-yard line. the ravens find themselves in the heinz red zone for the first time tonight. this is an area they all want to see improvement. >> stan: i like from michael oher already, i like the strength he had in his arms when they got extended. just knocking people to the ground. you like the athletic ability to cut, and they're also pulling hill on those tosses. >> gerry: we'll step aside

birds back to face cleveland then. and there's a game on sunday afternoon.t watch masn, don't forget, join the fan for complete radio play-by-play covering all season long. we'll be back to talk more on the minnesota twins. twins win 2-1 over the orioles. ÷x÷:l:lzúz0z >>> the red sox game against the white sox. mike low until the bottom half of the third inning wait three- run homer to left field. it's his 16th of the season. 7-4 advantage for the red sox. top of the 5th. cooer in co goes deep. three-run shot to left field. 9-7 boston. for cooer in co, his 23rd home run this season. moving to the top half of the 7th inning. 9-7 boston. quinton flies out to right field to end the threat. the red sox hold the lead, and boston goes on to beat the white sox 12-8. j.d. drew hit a solo home run. boston 12, the white sox 8. >>> now in the tampa bay toronto game. bottom half of the second inning. barajas hits a grand slam home run to center field. his 12th home run this season. 4-3 blue jays in the bottom half of the second inning. pena hits a two-run homer in the t

i had the surgery in cleveland and i woke up going where am i? they went, cleveland. i went why?ter ] you had heart surgery. that's how good that drug was. everybody is so beautiful. but it is -- >> you were in the middle of a comedy tour. >> yeah. i was doing the tour and then all of a sudden i'd be doing the shows and the shows would be going, okay, that went really well and my heart was going maybe. then you have the thing of i ought to get it checked and we did a stress test on the treadmill and i was on it for one minute and then the guy said okay, thanks. my heart beat was so irregular it was like -- you've got an arrhythmia, man, but you can dance to this. this has a nice meringue beat to it. >> are you planning to finish the tour? >> oh, yeah, i have to pay for the heart surgery. or get cash for clunkers. the healthcare debate is so interesting. i love the man who got angry and said, i want the government to keep my hands off the medicare. oops, too late. cash for clunkers, you can take your grandmother in. we're going to get you a new kidney. we'll get you a new porch. >