and clifford, very close.g to third to throw it down to kennedy. >> rob dibble: we saw this yesterday. a loose strike zone for 7 innings then it straightened up top of the 8th. might have been up and out but you don't want to tighten up that strike zone late in the ball game. >> bob carpenter: willingham again. josh willingham at least his second brilliant play coming in on a line drive this year. good pitching makes good defense happen. >> rob dibble: bob said throwing strikes everybody stays alert. the hammer comes in. times it perfectly. if that gets by him, at least 3 or four per call. >> bob carpenter: couldn't have done it better myself says harris. here is martin. breaking ball in there. >> rob dibble: and hot rod the game ending catch in new york. our defense is just plain over their skis right now. it is a beautiful thing. >> bob carpenter: breaking ball well out there. time given. nats will have to go through the meet your dodger order again today. that is a strike. 1 and 2. >> rob dibble: change up

what do you think clifford? achoo! maybe too much pepper.

kiley clifford died of sids had she was just three months old.her parents got the call asking if they would donate kiley's organs. >> we're like how can we not give another family the opportunity to be with their baby because there is nothing we can do. we cannot get her back. >> reporter: but the decision is not as straightforward for mean many people. >> over 10 # thousand people are waiting for an organ transplant and 18 die ever day because of lack of organs available for transplanted. the numbers people in this area who are rj stored to be don't ours is so low. >> reporter: the percentage of people registered as organ donors here is almost quite as great as it is in d.c. there is a new campaign designed to change that and boost organ donation all over country. the washington regional transplant community has launched 0 days of videos on youtube -- 30 days of video on youtube. >> he got medevaced to the hospital and he died. >> reporter: they are stories of organ donors and recipients. bobby leahy's sto is one of those. >> you knew that i'd b

republicans, welcome to your party potential senate candidate stephanie clifford better known as stormye witches of breastwick" and "the golden g string award" and she's rubbing against david vitter who called daniels' primary run a republican side show and shameless antics. stormy's response -- we are disappointed that senator vitter has shamelessly allowed the washington and baton rouge republican elite to violate ronald reagan's 11th commandment and attack a fellow republican who is not as of now even a declared candidate in this race. don't laugh, she could be the worst nightmare, a camera-ready tea partier. fellow tea partiers and true conservatives will reject the elite's attempt to ram down our throats closet liberals like david vitter and a true conservative who is committed to fiscal responsibility and, yes, respecting women. the floor yields to the gentlelady of louisiana. >> the vitter camp is trying to blame this on democrats saying she's a stunt. the louisiana republicans today said if they're comfortable with a challenger that has a history of selling sex, i would suggest

clifford in new york writes, if ge is playing by the irs tax rules and abiding by our ridiculous taxy can get. this really points out how ridiculous the tax situation is. corporations that make billions of dollars should be paying taxes to help support the country they are doing business in. small wonder the taxpayers in america are so angry. the list of injustices seems to go on and on. lorraine in maryland writes, what a surprise. we're always being told by the republicans that we need to end the corporate income tax. looks to me like it's already ended. so they earned their income overseas. does that mean that american soldiers don't have to defend them? it would be nice to see a little patriotism from these jokers but don't hold your breath. peg in new york writes, who exactly allows this to be okay? sounds like what's good for big business is not good for the tax-paying masses. this is just plain wrong in so many ways and on so many levels. i need new appliances. ge is off my list. and andrew writes, jack, how dare you suggest that corporations pay income tax? it's the responsib