bases juiced for cole calhoun. goodnight -- a grand slam.un's second home run off brian moran. game tied at 4-4. bottom seventh, tied at 4-4, calhoun fakes the bunt, pulls back and rips a two-r.b.i. double, a.s.u. scoring four runs after falling behind 4-0 -- they face texas next. mike patrick and robin ventura with more. >> i think most people had to have favored north carolina in this ballgame but arizona state pulled it off -- the number five national seed knocks off the heels. they win it 12-5 here at the college world series. and i say that most people believed that north carolina would win it because of the superior pitching that they have, robin, and certainly they had a 4-0 lead and it looked like they had everything going their way early. >> everything was going their way. you had harvey on the mound, everything looked good, you're number three, up 4-0, cruising through into the fifth inning and everything took a turn for the worst. >> the babe is so important in baseball history, and now he is at the college world series -- cole ca

cole hamels takes on the mets going for his fifth win in a row. an emotional phil mickelson prepares to rejoin the pga tour as he and their family prepare to face their toughest test yet. brad childress speaks at last about the brett favre situation. he now says there was never a deadline. >> welcome to "espnews," your home for staying current with the very latest breaking news, scores, and highlights all in hd. along with mark morgan, i'm michelle lafontaine, and several key matchups, divisional rivalries, mets-phillies. but first? >> we started in fenway park, a wild one, game two of a three-game set between the yankees and the red sox. the two teams began tied for first in the american league east. look at him. boston led virtually throughout this game, but now the yankees have pulled within one run. johnny damon a solo shot, his 13th, and mark teixeira went yard as well, for teixeira his 19th of the season, he's 4 for 4, 19th homer of the season, two doubles as well, posada with a home run, damon, and also lowell with a shot and kevin youkilis

cole hamels takes on the mets going for his fifth win in a row. an emotional phil mickelson prepares to rejoin the pga tour as he and his family prepare to

. >> jim: guthrie coming off a good start where he beat cole

cole. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. cole: i must begin by expressing two reservations about the legislation in front of us. the first is the manner in which it arrived on the floor. like my colleagues on my side, we're used to and treasure the idea that appropriations bills should come to this floor under an open rule so every member can come forward and offer good suggestions and the product could be improved. we didn't do that in this case and it is regrettable. the bill would have been better and i think the process a little less rankerous. i express my sentments and agreement with mr. simpson about the spending levels. there are a lot of good projects in this bill but whether or not we can sustain them is a very legitimate question and we will have to wrestle with them again and again in bill after bill. i would like the balance of my comments with three positive observations about this product. the first is the process under which we arrived at a bill. i have to echo mr. simpson's appreciation for chairman dicks' w

cole hamels takes on the mets going for his fifth win in a row. an emotional phil mickelson prepares to rejoin the pga tour as he and his family prepare to face their toughest test yet. brad childress speaks at least about the brett favre situation. he now says there was never a deadline. >> good evening, welcome to "espnews" where we keep you current with the latest breaking news, scores, highlights, everything, all in hd. along with mark morgan, i'm michelle lafontaine. mark, is it over? red sox-yankees? >> not yet. it almost is. game two of a three-game set between the yankees and red sox, tied for the lead in the a.l. east, the yankees 0 for the season against their arch rivals. let's set the scene. posada at the plate, runner on second, top nine, papelbon is in for the red sox. they're trying to close the deal. boston going back to last season has beaten the yankees seven straight times trying to make it eight, that would be 7-0 this season, posada fouls one off, the game may be moments away from concluding, and we will show you highlights as

with cole green on the mound, he's an outstanding young t pitcher, a pitch guy, a. three-pitch guy. he has the silence these l.s.u. bats.yo youngman did a great job as far as slengs them last night. they may be in a slump and cole green needs to capitalize onand that. >> coverage begins at:00 eastern, 6:00 central on espn and espn360.com.>> cov orel hershiser, appreciate your time. enjoy the game tonight in omaha. >> it's going to be great. ♪ >> well new york 2008, stephania -- steph curry was the darling of the ncaa tournament. this season he led the nation in scoring. tomorrow curry will find out where his nba path will begin. andy katz caught up with the shooting sensation. >> well, steph, from the beginning there has been all this talk about whether or not the knicks covet you and how they could get you. where do you think you're going to land? >> hopefully in the top-ten range somewhere. that's about as far as i can get right now. as you can see, trades and everybody switching positions and things like that, it's unpredictable until thursday night when david stern comes out and

cole hamels trying to get his fifth straight decision, fifth straight win, he gave up four runs and 11 hits, plus the mets came to tie it, three runs against sean green after mike pelfrey gave up three straight singles to load the bases. feliz and ibanez and rollins have the rbis, pelfrey one, and castillo, another one. taking you out to atlanta, dog night at turner field. start a barkin'. two on, two outs, jason hair me -- jaramillo singles. mclouth throws, seems to be on the money, the pirates go on to hold the lead, and 3-2 in the bottom of the ninth, two outs, matt capps gets norton to fly out to end the game and the danger, garrett anderson had the two-out homer that brought atlanta within one. pittsburgh starter charlie morton left after pitching just one inning due to tightness in his right hammy. the braves see their winning stream come to an end. the braves have seen their winning streak come to an end. >> the vikings have backed off their pursuit of brett favre after favre failed to report to organized team activities this week. brad childress hit the radio air waves with his

. >> buck: oscar had a big at-bat sunday against cole hamels and that came as he pinch hit with robert andino at second base. he hit a ground ball to the right side to move the base runner up to third and set the table for brian roberts' game- winning base hit to center. fouls. >> jim: he fouls it off the other way 1-1. >> buck: he can hit. he and nolan reimold were the heart of the order for the norfolk triple-a team. >> jim: andino leading from first. none down. salazar. that ball is trouble and that ball is going to fall in for a base hit. andino picked it up and he makes it all the way to third. three straight hits for the orioles. when you get your bat on the ball and put it in play, sometimes good things happen. that ball is just a bloop and it just hit and stayed fare. >> buck: salazar has a knack for getting a hit. that's what you want a guy off the bench put it in play. you never know what might happen. not necessarily beautiful, but effective. andino, as jim mentioned, that he picked up quickly that it was going to fall safely. the orioles have something going here in the eig

massey cole company. we are in west virginia. there are not many cases which are more familiar to readers of newspapers and people who watch television. that has to be on our docket. >> many of you do know the background facts of this case, but let me summarize it briefly. there is a major dispute between two cole companies in west virginia -- coal companies in west virginia. one accuses the other of uses ma lirbles -- malicious aggressive tactics to drive the first company out of business. there is like a $50 million verdict against the aggressor coal company. the defeated aggressor coal company in that case says we are going to appeal, and the president of the company at the same time says i am going to participate in a big way in electing the next available justice to the west virginia supreme court. so that individual spends something like there are 3  million of his own money to replace in the election one of the justices on the supreme court perceived by him to be least favorable to his potential case, wit someone who he

cole: i thank the gentleman for yielding and thank him for his generous praise. mr. speaker, i rise today in opposition to this conference report, and i do that with a heavy heart, quite frankly. when this measure was initially before us i supported it enthusiastically. and in my remarks i praised the president. i thought he made a tough decision and deserved bipartisan support. i praised the majority because they had brought us, i think, a very good and finally crafted bill. and frankly, i was proud of the minority because we stepped up unconditionally, supported the president, provided the votes that he needed to win and make a difference, to have not just a bipartisan majority of the republican votes that put us in the majority. i felt like we dealt with the president and the administration in good faith. frankly, i don't think since that point that faith has been reciprocated. over the course of the process, as this legislation has moved through, i.m.f. funding has been added. it scores at $5 but it's considerable a greater amount of money that will be deployed.

you saw bastardo and cole hamels in philadelphia and cole hamels, of course, has steapd established himself premier left-handers in all of baseball. it's a challenge when you're not really swing the bat the way you would like and then you compound that with a whole lineup of left-handed starters. >> jim: on a four-pitch walk with two men down, markakis on base a second time. first walk allowed by sean west. west coming off a loss. he lost to the yankees last friday night. lasted only four innings and allowed five runs on 10 hits as adam jones comes up representing the tying run. markakis now will take his lead from first. that's over, but low, 1-0. he had won his prior two starts before facing the yankees in interleague play. two wins since coming up from double-a. he made eight starts in the minors. this is his seventh for themarlins. he misses inside adam jones with ball two. adam popped out to second base his first at-bat. he's now 0-8 in the series and 0-- 0-9 last overall. there's a strike taken all the way. 2-1. west has been stingy with the base hits allowed in the big leagues. he's

senator cole. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. attorney general, at your confirmation hearing you said that guantanamo will be closed. the administration has been making progress in finding countries that will accept those detainees who have been cleared for release and recently began court proceedings for one detainee in a federal court in new york. this is good progress. president obama said some detainees will have to be held for, quote, long detention, because some detainees who pose significant threats cannot be tried for their crimes. are we really meeting the goals behind closing guantanamo if we simply bring detainees to the united states for what could be indefinite retention? >> what we're trying to do, senator, is make individualized determinations of what should happen to the people presently held at guantanamo. some we think will go into a category where they will be tried either in article 3 courts, federal commissions, some can be transferred and released and the possibility will be in a third category where they wi

cole: i rise today to speak against this flawed cap and trade or cap and tax legislation. there's no good time for a bad idea, madam speaker this bad bill is nothing more or less than a national energy tax. the legislation will force american families to pay on average more than $3,000 a year in additional energy costs. the majority would like us to believe that passing this legislation will benefit all americans. nothing could be further from the truth. under this bill, energy producing states like oklahoma will be economically punished and devastated. residents in rural areas who must commute long distances to work will be disproportionately affected. rising fuel prices coupled with rising energy costs will force people to make ever tougher choices. many will face reduced living standards, spending less, saving less, going without many items they need far decent life. for over 100 years the people in my state and district have worked hard to produce the energy that this country needs. now that energy is going to be taxed. taking away their choices, their jobs, their futu

as cole hamels says "we're fortunate everyone in the n.l. east is playing really bad." hamels on the found, taken out ie the fifth game, has words fol home plate spire mark carlton. >> he was leaving anyway. >> exactly.as he was arguing balls and strikes. rickey romero dealing for the no-no in the sixth. chase utley breaks up the no-hitter. after an infield single, romero gets howard to ground to second base.there' nice job by aaron hill to marco scutaro for the 4-6-3 double play. the blue jays win 6-1. phills also 1-7 since ibanyez went down with the groin injury. brad lidge returned from the dl. roy halladay out since june 12th with a mild groin strain says he'll start monday against tampa bay. >> josh beckett and the a.l.-leading red sox opening a three-game series in atlanta. bottom of the second inning, beckett strikes out jeff francoeur. then in the fourth, with two on, beckett hits francoeur again. beckett struck out six in seven scoreless innings. top of the fifth, big papi, david ortiz, ace solo home run, his eighth of the season, seventh this month. the red so

mass see cole company came with a record resembling john grisham's novel "the appeal." there was a jury verdict in favor of caperton who charged the coal company's predatory practices drove him out of business. the west virginia supreme court, dividing 3-2, reversed the judgment for caperton. declared victory for the coal company. there was one problem. justice benjamin who cast the deciding vote in west virginia's highest court was newly elected to the court, the coal company's c.e.o. had spent $3 million to defeat the incumbent, whose seat benjamin won. dividing 5-4, we concluded that benjamin's participation in the case violated caperton's right to due process. justice kennedy's opinion for the court, joined by justices stephens, souter, ginsburg, and breyer, emphasized the truly extraordinary fact the c.e.o.'s significant and disproportionate influence on the election and the temporal relationship between the election and the pending case. finally, among these most-watched cases, and perhaps the most important case of the term, northwest austin municipal utility dis

they have one of the best leadoff hitters in baseball, but they've benched jimmy rollins as cole hamels says "we're fortunate everyone in the n.l. east is playing really bad." hamels on the found, taken out in the fifth game, has words for home plate spire mark carlton. >> he was leaving anyway. >> exactly. he was arguing balls and strikes. rickey romero dealing for the jays. no-hitter into the seventh. broken up by chase utley. ryan howard grounds into the 4-6-3 double play. romero seven scoreless innings. gave up just two hits, struck out seven. the jays take it 6-1. phills also won in seven since raul ibanyez went down with a groin injury. brad lidge also returned. roy halladay out since june 12th with a mild groin strain says he'll start monday against tampa bay. >> josh beckett and the a.l.-leading red sox opening a three-game series in atlanta. bottom two, beckett strikes out jeff francoeur. then in the fourth, with two on, he gets francoeur again. beckett seven scoreless, struck out six, scattered six. top five, big papi. david ortiz with a solo home run. his eighth of the year.

and cole calhoun put arizona state on its shoulders for a while.he two-run double, and arizona state, close to knocking off u unc. >> our top story, weather issues in a moment. monsoon-like weather. and the tigers pouring it on 6-3. detroit trying to snap a four-game losing streak. also trying to avoid a sweep in the series. now we're talking weather issues. back at the congressional, friday, second round, suspended. play was called at 8:30 p.m., with 45 players left on the course. second round resumed. it was suspended late in the afternoon due to heavy thunderstorms. then after play resumed it was called with 21 players still on the course. who could forget 2000 at pebble beach. suss penned at 3:56 p.m. in the afternoon. action suspended for the day at 6:28 p.m. round one resumed following a 90-minute delay. both finished on friday. now this is the 7th time in the last 15 years that inclement weather has caused the usga to suspend play at the u.s. open. >> up ahead on espnews, rain wreaked havoc. scott van pelt, and rick riley. beware the bengals

cole, did you release suhari to saudia arabia . >> i did with the former administration, released by the bush administration. there was not significant proof to bring a case to him. and he was transferred, not released, transferred to saudia arabia where he will be subject to judicial review and the education program they have. >> was that based on a question of evidence? that could not be utilized? i understand there were military intelligence showed that he was responsible for the shooting death of william jefferson when a diplomat to bosnia. was there evidence that you felt was inadmisable. >> no, there was not sufficient evidence to tie him to the crimes. not that but submission. >> and mohammed received from jose badias accomplice in the attacks after 9/11. and there was a plot to blowup buildings and with a bomb? did you approve his release? >> i take responsibility. >> were you aware of the serious allegations? >> in the determination we made, we made the conclusion of charges and allegations lodged against people, there was insufficient proof to bring those cases. anybody who

u.n.c., uh-oh, here we go again for a.s.u., bottom five, arizona state down 4-0, bases juiced for cole- high, deep, gone -- the granny ties it at 4-4. bottom seven, still tied at 4-4, two otwo outs, calhoun fakes a bunt then rips a two-r.b.i. double into the gap. 6-4 sun devils. calhoun with all six r.b.i. arizona state goes on to win 12-5. they face texas next. >> cubs and white sox. cubs down 5-1 heading into the eighth. here we are in the ninth. one otwo out for alfonso soriano. he got all of that one but it counts. reed johnson scores the game-winning run. cubs win 6-5 on soriano's ninth career walk-off hit and second this season. >> cardinals trying for their seventh straight home win against detroit, a streak that includes the 2006 world series. brandon inge, lines a single to right. miguel cabrera comes around and miggy beats the throw. 3-0 tigers. top eighth, 4-3 tigers. none on, one out, placido polanco drives this jason mott pitch over the fence and the tigers win 6-3. mets and o's. k-rod on the mound. bases loaded. 3-2 pitch to adam jones low and out of the strike zone. feli

energy and commerce committee you would hear was a microcosm of the larger house because of how many cole and oil patch kelvin sampson crats were there. they had to make more to the farm state democrats. they probably got 20 democrats from rural america to go along with this bill because of the negotiations they did with colin porter son the agriculture committee chairman, and then whipping in the last couple of days of other bills. they called it a fishing poll bill. you saw nancy pelosi personally on the floor lobbying members. >> speaking of those who closed the aisle, there were tefrl. >> the republican number was higher than people thought. there were eight all together. mary, crist smith and another from new jersey were the ones we most likely expected. david reicher from washington state was probably one that jumped out. he is in a tough district. he has had some very close re-elections, and that was a tough vote for him. he ultimately went for it. two our republican votes on the ball. >> the other yes, sirs were leonard lance. so those were surprising on the republican side. then

cole hamels started the game, 11 hits allowed ties a career high for him, but chan ho park gets it donefirst win since being moved to the bullpen. he's thrown out five straight scoreless innings. mets shot themselves in the foot. 16 left on base. >> jerry manuel not a fan of the loss, especially to a division rival. >> any game at this point for us -- like i said, we're trying to take games off the board because we're somewhat depleted, but any game that we have a lead, and i felt we got pretty good pitching for the most part, and we hit the ball well, we just didn't get any timely hits, so i think we're still -- in a good spot. i think we need another good pitching outing tomorrow, to continue to give us a chance, and go from there. we've got to keep pitching well. we do that, we'll be fine. >> major league baseball has reminded manny ramirez and the dodgers he is not allowed in the clubhouse when the media is present for the remainder of his 50-game suspension. manny's suspension runs through july 2nd. joe torre and the pros and cons of manny being with the team. >> we want to see him

-- what did the majority cole less -- what did the majority coalexcsce around? >> they said any employer needs to have a strong basis in evidence that it would be violating title seven to go ahead with the promotions, and the majority said the city did not have that in this case. it pointed to a couple factors and said that the city had not shown any flaws with the test, had not found any reason to think that the test was not adequately measuring important criteria for senior firefighters, and also said that the city had not shown that there was some other alternative out there, that they could have used rather than this test, in the majority said that because of that, the city did not have a strong basis in evidence to believe that it was susceptible to being sued by the black firefighters. >> this was a 5-4 ruling. who were the five? >> this was along the ideological lines we have seen a lot. justice kennedy wrote the opinion joined by justices scalia, thomas, alito. what we think of the court's more liberal wing justices were in the dissent. >> who wrote the

third most wins amongst all left-handed pitchers, 25 years old or younger, behind scott kazmir and cole hamels. he's won 31 games in the last three years. >> coming off, he's been on the d.l. since may 17. before rehab starts he had, his e.r.a. was about 9-0-1 record in the four starts. >> i don't worry about that. i think anytime somebody's in rehab their numbers are inflated or deflated. plus, he's just trying to get himself in shape and trying to get that mental picture of home plate, strike zone, and also feel strong mentally that he's capable of going out there and pitching five or six innings in a big league game. >> somebody who's going to be going down and working at syracuse because he's been having a little problem. shairon martis began the season with so much on his shoulders that everybody just raving about this guy. he's kind of gone on a down slope a little bit, ray. maybe he'll work at things at syracuse and be back with the ball club in no time at all. >> he was not a known commodity coming out of spring training, went around the league, amassed a five hit. now he's not

detainees include committers of some of the most horrific acts against the u.s., including 9/11 and the cole bombings in africa. director muller of the f.b.i. deafed that bringing the detainees to the u.s. involved serious risk to american security. the administration is ignoring or disregarding these risks and stone walling the congress. we need to stop the administration from bringing more detainees into our country. in addition, my motion would restore language included in senate section 315 requiring a detailed threat assessment of the risk to the american people resulting from the transfer or release of each of these individuals. that language passed the senate by a vote of 92-3. this motion is that the house receive language prohibiting the movement of detainees to the united states in requiring comprehensive threat assessments. all this language passed overwhelmingly in the senate. mr. chairman, i urge adoption of my motion as i express my appreciation for the work of the senate. >> i thank the gentleman, mr. murtha. >> i appreciate what the gentleman is saying. we have two million pe

cole in yemen in 2009. i'm also --ed about the danger these individuals would pose were they placed in u.s. prisons are jails. these individuals are responsible for planning the deaths of thousands of americans. in the case of nociere, court tapes show that conspirators provided assurances that in the event some were captured, others would work to free them. in addition, in the 2000 trial of salim, one of the terrorists accused of the 1990 bombing of the u.s. embassy in kenya, he stabbed a u.s. prison guard in the eye in a prison escape attempt. al qaeda saw the rights given to its members to meet with counsel as an opportunity to carry out violent escape attempts. mr. salim was one of the original followers of osama bin laden and the highest ranking al qaeda member held in the u.s. at the time. in addition to trying to escape from prison, al qaeda members communicated with confederates while in prison. it's my understanding that one was involved in plotting the 1993 world trade center bombing while in cust

. >> senator cole asked the question earlier. with did ask the secretary to have input, and the secretary agreed to allow us to participate in that. i do not think this will extend the time. it is regrettable that the deadline has passed, but i don't think this will extend it a matter of months or even beyond a few weeks. i expect that the determination will be made by the secretary after having consulted with the lawyers in our anti-trust division. >> i could understand the desire to have input, and i appreciate that. however, i know there are others that would appreciate a decision as soon as possible. so i would appreciate that. >> i with want to ask you a little about the d.c. voting rights. i sent to you a d.c. voting story saying you sliffletted a second opinion from the solicitor general's office after it was determined the d.c. voting act was unconstitutional. i request that you produce the document questioning the bill's constitutionality, and you declinde kleined to make that -- and you stated that you delined -- declin

we have a guy named tom cole who has very much not obeid it in the last several years, and we are ready for a change in oklahoma. that will really help reduce deficits. host: thank you for the phone call. you can also send us a weetweett twitter.com. "i disagree, spending is crucial now as it was to fdr." a couple of other headlines from the state newspaper in south carolina. "state to get disputed $700 million." governor sanford ordered to accept the money. from the atlanta journal constitution, "obama in egypt: a new beginning." from "the boston globe," "a fresh start." we also want to share with you headlines from overseas. in great britain, a lot of focus on prime minister gordon brown. "a smooth assassin," as one of gordon brown's cabinet members says we need to save labor as the focus continues on whether or not court and brown will step down. according to news reports this morning, he will -- whether or not gordon brown will step down. according to news reports this morning, he says, no, he will not step down. next caller, good morning. caller: well, i guess i will have to say th

want to make sure that we do not harm that record because if you get a bad result from you're on colings and you're fighting cancer -- oncologist and you're fighting cancer you much more likely to live in the united states than those other countries which some folks have been looking at as a model from where the united states should go. >> good morning. i'm lynngenicens from the great state of kansas. health care is not just a policy issue for me. as a daughter of aging parents and a mother of two children i've spent a fair amount of time in doctor's offices and emergency rooms in recent years. and when it comes to health care for my loved ones, i want their doctor working with us to explain treatment options and helping us make important decisions, not a distant government bureaucrat or washington politician who doesn't know situation and doesn't know my family. we've got a health care crisis on our hands. it is definitely a crisis when a family is denied the ability to choose the dack or the or hospital that is best for them and i'm concerned with some of the proposals being discussed

phillies' fans, sunday, back to the starting pitching, jeremy guthrie matched up very good against cole hamels and beat him 2-1. every aspect of this team's play has been very good over this five-game win streak. they have outscored their opponents by 10 runs. they have outhit them. they're batting .324 as a team. they're pitching to a .320 e.r.a. and every single thing they have done really makes them understand how you play the game to win. defense has been exceptional. pitching has set the tone, and the hitters have had timely hitting. >> jim: the orioles have won five in a row. they have trailed at some point in each of the five games. how do you win the game ? it starts with the starting pitching and ends with the bullpen. the bullpen has been lights out. >> buck: they sure have. the bullpen has been rested f. because of that, everyone has pitched very well. george sherrill has pitched phenomenal. matt albers has been exceptional. brian bass has been their long man and even hendrickson has picked autopsy win. a 1.29'ear. we mentioned wins for bass, johnson, albers and hendrickson.

unfortunately, though, in april of 2009, i started having some unusual pain that was concerning to my on colings. he ordered a scan that did show my cancer was back and had spread to several of my bones. i am now back in treatment every other week, and am hoping the medicine i am receiving will help strengthen my bones and keep the cancer from spreading any further. with the new diagnosis came the realization that i would once again incur many medical expenses. our insurance policy has started over with a new plan year, so we once again had to meet our new deductible and out-of-pocket expenses before the insurance company would pay for any of the new bills. once i received the diagnosis, we also figured i wouldn't be able to work any more. the best arrangement was for me to stay home. as a family, we struggled to get by with the income that we have. in addition to the regular expenses that a family incurse, we have thousands of dollars that we owe to medical clinics and hops tls. we have to sacrifice a lot as a family in order to pay the montsly bills that we have. my daughter taylor, who is 11

cole. and also terrorists captured from the battlefield in afghanistan. as i stated earlier, one of the most deadly terrorists who was formerly at gitmo and directly responsible for the death of 224 individuals is now in the united states. on our trip we were able to see the security measures that have been put in place to keep these evil individuals from escaping or doing harm. these individuals don't view this war that we are in as over. a document that was found in an apartment of an al qaeda operative in manchester, england, appropriately entitled "the manchester document" lays out how terrorists should act if they're captured and sent down to guantanamo bay. according to the "manchester document" if an individual is detained, he should insist on proving that torture was inflicted upon him, whether it was or not, this is what they -- what they want to use the press. they want to try to show that torture was used on them. according to this document, they want to take advantage of visits to communicate with brothers outside the prison and exchange infor

cole off the coast of yemen. by the time the 19 hijackers boarded the four planes that crashed on september 11, 2001, al qaeda already identify numerous grievances with america, including its contempt for western culture, equal rights for women, and men and our support for free speech and exchange of ideas. i've sent a letter to the national security council asking for evidence that keeping guantanamo bay open has created more terrorists than the facility has housed. that was a statement that president obama made. that the existence of guantanamo prison has created more terrorists than the facility has housed. it's an incredible assertion but it's at the foundation of his claim that we need to close guantanamo because somehow it represents a valid symbol of american torture or oppression that hurts our efforts abroad. anything we do is going to cause recruitment of terrorists who hate us, whether we close guantanamo or not, the terrorists will still have plenty of reasons to recruit fellow jihaddists. i'd like to

left- hander and the orioles faced three left-handers in philadelphia and handled them off, including cole hamels on sunday. >> jim: the lead runner is baker the, the catcher, and gload is the trail runner at first. another one in the dirt, and another one smootherred by wieters. >> buck: when you call for that split-finger pitch, the only place it is going to beat you is down in important of you in the dirt. so you have to anticipate going to your knees and blocking a ball. he blocks that one a little more effectively. he snared it in the webbing of his glove. >> jim: ground ball edwards the hole. there is a base hit. reimold is charging. the runner will be held at third. the third base coach saw that reimold was charging in on that ball, and he held the runner, so the marlins really have a big rally going here now. the bases loaded, only one down and coghlan the lead-off hitter now has two hits. >> buck: he just slaps it through the left side of the infield. it goes right at the left- fielder and most third base coach also look at the alignment. if the left fielder is running straight to

in closing i should point out that senators lincoln and senator nelson of nebraska and senator cole ofwisconsin had asked for the committee to pursue a line of questioning surrounding the closing of the dealersh dealerships, presumably, in their states. without objection, these statements, questions on their part will be a matter of the record. also without objection, all full statements of the committee will be included in the hearing record. and the advice of distinguished ranking member, if members have questions, further questions, they would like to be able to get them to you and have them, and this may be hard. but it can be done. have them answered by friday. are you willing to do that? >> yes, sir. >> finally i want to thank everybody for being here. it's a long hearing. there was a lot of emotion. a lot of things were said that people didn't want to say. it was a tough hearing but it was sort of at the very fulcrum of where we are going in america. how are our systems working? how are we paying attention? and i consider it a very valuable hearing. i consider the audience very

he was a devoted grandfather of cole, kyle, michelle, and great grandfather of kristen, preston, and daniel. finally, madam speaker, he was my dear friend. he was born in 1929 in texas and graduated from luisa high school. he proudly defended our nation in the korean war by serving in the united states army. when his service ended dove began what became a legacy of leadership in our free enterprise system and service to his community. he returned to work and eventually owned his own clothing business. he gave back to his small west texas community by shaping the live of younger men as the order of de malay dad and long time boy scout leader. he then moved to my hometown of dallas, texas, where he began a long career and corporate group insurance management. after that he set his sights heward on the pine trees and lakes of east texas and began a fire and casualty insurance business in henderson county. as a business owner he helpedp countless members of his community achieve their american dream. and he took great pride in his community, his record of service today is still unmatched

cole and mr. obey who have been so sensitive and concerned about these tribal issues. and we have made substantial increases. but even with that, with the work that still remains to be done, there is still more that needs to be done in order to take care of the issues in our indian country. and the hearings this year, where we got into law enforcement and the need for more law enforcement, the need for recognition, the laws are covering tribal areas today are not sufficient. and the justice department needs to take action on this. so i commend the gentleman from idaho for his solid work and participation. and let's get on with the amendments. if you yield back, i yield back. mr. simpson: i thank you. and thank you as i said in the opening statement. i thank you for the oversight hearings we have had. it's the best i have had in my time in congress in terms of the oversight hearings we have had done. and you have done a masterful job of it. and i yield back. mr. dicks: i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from washington yields the balance of his time. all time for ge

experience with that recently, it was my privilege to represent the family of a young man named tim cole, who as many of you know, we posthumously exonerated in a texas court about a month ago. thank you. but there's a story behind that, because one of the most important features in that case an one of the biggest things that made that case happen was the willingness of the original victim in that case to come forward and work with our project and it really changed the whole character of it, and made us realize what we were doing is important, but none of that would have ever happened, had it not been for an example that had been made years before, a light that had-lit -- that had-bit up that showed the way forward for us and that light was lit by our next speaker, and our next next speaker. these folks together early on proved, i think, for all, the true damage done by reckless prosecutorial misconduct, by a government bent on conviction at all costs and they have showed the rest of us, not only what we can do to change that, not only how horrible the kinds of government misconduct that

. >> jim: guthrie coming off a good start where he beat cole hamels 2-1, the orioles sweeping the last series up in philadelphia. >> bob: here is josh bard swiping a great bat an