cone steps to the plate. 1-3 and a triple and score back in the 4th. as we pointed out earlier in the lsu series. a third of the home runs came over the last weekend. 6 on the georgia team. he is 7th in the conference at 42 hits. 6 in the conference, lugging percentage. he is always going to be up there and slugging in total bases because of his wheels. came in 3rd in the conference with a 385 batting average or 8th in the conference i should say. here is the 1-1 1 pitch with bases loaded. tagging and scoring on the play. hankens, 15-5, 2 out in the 9th. team leading -- he has 28 rbi on the season. here is robert chipmans that bulldogs are down to their final out. 0-4. 15 the final is the final score with baton rouge on sunday. one out away from having that final again tonight. one ball and one strike to robert chipman. chipman hot start to begin the season. 2-11 over the weekend against lsu. takes the pitch outside and it's 2-1. [music] [music] bases are uppers at 1st and second for -- 3-1 now to chipman. ready to get on the bus and enjoy this for fiv

the cone is the same size as a two and a half-year-old. then when the women backed up. >> stop. >> reporter: every one of them hits the cone. >> oh, my gosh. what was that? >> what if it was a kid standing there. >> that was a little frightening. it's a huge blind spot. >> reporter: the cone was then backed up until the women kol see it. >> 25 feet. >> reporter: if this doesn't drive the test home, ace scott hopes his tragedy will. >> it's going to be there the rest of my life, you know. it's something that don't go away. >> and here is yet another reminder. it's not just backing up that can be dangerous. vehicles can have blind spots when they're moving forward as well. and that includes your car. so check out just how much distance you need so you can see them, go to our website and check out the extras section. >>> there is no doubt about it, derek. americans love salt. but too much is a killer raising blood pressure and the risk of heart attacks and strokes. according to the fda, americans eat about a teaspoon and a half each day. that

and zach cone steps to the plate, and he has done that.nd zach cone threw the first pitch of the that play. that is his 6th stolen base in 6 attempts. he has terrific speed. is one of those guys, doesn't have the great first coming out. he can really run. for of a 1st to 3rd, base to home guy. >> jeff: that is the second time brad miller has not had very much luck keeping the ball in his glove. slammed is glove down, anticipating farmer's slide. slid around it and the ball popped out of his glove. hit into the air in right field. making the grab. >> jeff: davidson, that is his best stroke of the night after striking out his first two times up. davidson out of milton high school, georgia, suburb of atlanta. same school that produced dexter fowler. a fine young man, strong roomy of the year canada -- strong rookie of the year couldn't out of colorado a year ago. he ended up being a 14th round draft pick. a weird situation where he had made it known he would be playing college baseball and the rockies took him in 14th round. >> matt: this is

zach cones could have scored on that play. that will be scored a straight trim there.ery whys by jason eller there. cruises into 3rd. they did score that a triple. the 5th of the season, which ties him from the lead in the southeastern conference. here is shipman, showing signs of widening the plate, a deficit too large for them to over come. strikeout his first time up. but they are starting to away and pick away. i know david perno has to like the example of the showing for the year. it is 1-1 now. 1-1 pitch. that ball is hit up middle. and a gold star by mike freeman's name. what a play by the georgia bulldogs, coming back and putting damage on his former team right there.

i can still here the brick address system, turn that ball in for a snow cone. >> yes. when you use today get a little turn it in for a free coke or hot dog, there was always a little added incentive. >>> they don't do that anymore. the guys get to keep them. now all the schools have big budgets. they can keep the foul balls. that one rattled around in the dugout, in the bullpen. i turned turn in many as a kid, because we reduced them on the weekends. -- we used them on the weekends. >> and johnson hit to killingsworth. >>> right, now back at the top with mccollum. he looked a little jumpy today with the pitch from ray. ray has kept him off balance. he want that had one. you know, there is pretty much a secondary market in the baseball now. they run what, $75 or $80 for a good dozen? pitchers get a little agreedy. you get a call from the umpire and a batter for 4, you want it every time. he want that had one, as well, but it brings us to a full count. you start bagging too much, the umpires don't like it too much when you start bagging. usually it also means you are nea

right on the cones, that one, >>> troy has scored in each of the 3- 1 lead into the 3rd. scott norwood not happy between innings. >> he can sense troy is up 3-1. it could get away from him. he is trying to get a sense of urgency out of his team ofively. >>> and rice killing are for at the bottom of the order. fiery guy, coaches 3rd other there. he is a pacer. one of those guys you like to put a pedometer own and see how much mileage he records during a game. >> yes. >> coming into today's game, they were 16-12 overall. brought in a bunch of junior college player to try to make an impact. he is the right guy for the job, no question. >>> we will talk to scott norwood in the bottom of the inning from the ualr dugout. 2 strikes on killingsworth. and an off speed breaking ball sends killingsworth back to the dugout. and strikeout number 2 for tyler ray. >> yes. watch his body just kind of lunge forward. he had a couple of at-bats just like that. ray is doing a fantastic job of keeping the hitters off balance with both the change ups. >>> only 2-1 home run for jason houston. a

of silence, where -- it would come down and it is like the cone of silence, because -- when it comescannot hear anything that makes sense. and, i get lost from being in this bubble, and this media bubble and everything else. and i am not sure what it is that, if you watch the show every night, what it is you wish we'd do more of? what is it we are missing? what is it -- where are we missing it? anybody? has -- is -- has anybody watched the show? you have one here. okay. >> yeah, actually, i only watch the show occasionally maybe you covered it and i missed it but i guess, i have a bunch of conservative and a bunch of liberal friends and when my liberal friends say things or show a lack of awareness i wonder how you talk to these people, just to begin to convince them or plant the seeds of doubt in their mind they might be wrong and i don't know, kind of where to start. >> glenn: objections. >> it doesn't work -- >> i know it doesn't work. i think that one is going to solve itself here. soon. it is real interesting, how polarized we have become and i admit i am part of that. in many w

it would be like a pine cone in the bunker or something like that. if you touch it going back, i think you do. >> as do i. that's the reason i'm asking. >> back to the stroke, he's got an issue. >> on the way back. >> might check it on tv. >> we're looking at it now. jim: brian davis wants to see it. he's the one that called it on himself. watch it on the backswing here. it's the actual swing. it never oscillated, if you will, that dried up, dead reed. nick: this is just the harshness of our game's rules. we know it has no influence on the shot played. but we deal with our rules in black and white. >> it hit the club going back. that's what he's telling me. >> i think it did. we want to check it on tv to make sure. >> the club appeared to have touched the loose impediment going -- jim: here it is one more time. the interesting thing, this piece never ends up being moved out of the way. o they ought to go make sure that is a loose impediment. i know it's dried out, but maybe it's still connected. he is looking at it. i hear slugger saying right now. n

you can see a lot of cones in the area. use fayette street as the alternate route.at's a look at the morning travels. patrice, back over to you. >>> thank you, candace. >>> why watch american idol at home when you can catch all of the action live in california. fox flie 45 morning news, mix 1, airtran, and city furniture are giving away tickets to los angeles and tickets to the season finale of american idol. all you have to is prove that you're the biggest american idol fan in baltimore. we have come up with 5 trivia questions. log in to foxbaltimore.com and answer all of them successfully and then whoever scores the highest on the karaoke challenge will win the trip to los angeles. log on to foxbaltimore.com and read loving free to lose weight. loving free to eat what i love. loving free to live my life. ♪ loving free on weight watchers. and you will too. since right now you can join for free. weight watchers. because it works. [sound of waves crashing] [upbeat whistling in background] discover all that northwest florida has to offer. seventeen hidden beaches, one

in fact we can show you what the area has been looking like, a lost flashing lights, a lot of cones ande shutdown at hillen road. hillen road is shutdown at the same location. to get around that use stevenson road as an alternate road. and knollwood road is the way to go around that area. as far as the beltway is concerned, let's check it out moving through the harford road region, further back and we still have intermittent delays pushing up toward the providence road region. no string of brake lights so we will take it there this morning. an accident on the southbound lanes between whitemarsh boulevard and the beltway. use route 40 or bel air road as the alternate route. that's a look at your morning travels. patrice, back over to you. >>> we are following a developing story out of towson this morning. nearly 200,000 people in the towson area are waking up without water. officials say it all started with a bge fire that took out the electrical feeds to a pumping station. joel d smith joins us live from towson with more on what is happening there. good morning, joel. >> reporter: good

two-party deal with republicans in congress, democrats in the executive, they block each other, and the cone senses is do nothing. >> i like that. >> michael farr, on that note, gentlemen, coming up next, ten reasons the v-shaped recovery is real. we're going to go kudlow 101 when we come back. >>> and we're going to talk to professor marque perry of the university of michigan who coined the ten-reason argument. by the way. be sure to watch next tuesday when the godfathers of supply-side economies, art laffer and robert mundell, will give us their solutions on how to grow the america economy so that we remain first around the world. speaking of which, you're watching cnbc, we are first in business worldwide. compare a well equipped lexus es, to a well-equipped buick lacrosse. get inside each. and see what you find. if perfection is what you pursue, this just might change your course. meet the new class of world class. the twenty-ten lacrosse, from buick. may the best car win. >>> all right. welcome back, everybody. this segment is about the letter "v." and the letter "v" signifies a stronger

when i went down to moses cone state park in north carolina, or moses cone park in north carolina, it is one i had not heard of, but it is a beautiful place. but again, there were serious maintenance issues. i was very disturbed to hear about the money that was going to be spent to increase the number of buildings and to make it larger when the the basic condition really, i did not think, represented the conditions we would want to show to not only our own people, but particularly the people from across the country. guest: thanks for those comments, and i think that your comments and your observations about how we take care of these places is very important and important for you as a citizen to continue to make that known. in terms of arlington cemetery, that is not a national park service responsibility but that is the veterans affairs that takes care of arlington cemetery. the state park system sometimes -- each state has its own state court system, the responsibility of the state government. -- has its own state park system, the responsibility of the state government. they are not

when i went down to moses cone state park in north carolina, or moses cone park in north carolina, itne i had not heard of, but it is a beautiful place. but again, there were serious maintenance issues. i was very disturbed to hear about the money that was going to be spent to increase the number of buildings and to make it larger when the the basic condition really, i did not think, represented the conditions we would want to show to not only our own people, but particularly the people from across the country. guest: thanks for those comments, and i think that your comments and your observations about how we take care of these places is very important and important for you as a citizen to continue to make that known. in terms of arlington cemetery, that is not a national park service responsibility but that is the veterans affairs that takes care of arlington cemetery. the state park system sometimes -- each state has its own state court system, the responsibility of the state government. -- has its own state park system, the responsibility of the state government. they are not the r

add two cups of flour, one jar of peanut butter, a squirt of mustard, a mint chip ice cream cone, somemarshmallows, add pepper to taste and bake for 30 minutes. they're done. what do you think clifford? achoo! maybe too much pepper.

. >> larry: it's a cone brothers style film? >> yeah.u were to say it was like anything, you would say it was like raising arizona, perhaps. >> larry: who else is in it? >> kevin farley, casey keech is the other star. >> larry: when is it out? >> i'm not sure. >> larry: have you got another one coming? >> it's called "class." >> larry: have we got a clip of that, too? >> it's about a serial murderer and fbi detective. here it is here. >> larry: we don't have the clip. >> that's "class". >> you are the fbi guy? >> he's been tracking the serial killer for months and decides to kill himself. he can't catch him. >> larry: meaning he can't catch the serial killer so he's going to kill himself, he's obsessed? >> larry: why do you like acting? >> can i help you? >> i just think it's fascinating. i think it's fascinating. acting is never done. we're trying to keep it real and making sure you're entertained and it seems unrehearsed. actors make you believe it's happening for the first time, all that jazz, make it human, at the same time entertain

you can see three cones. two cork zones on the inner loop of the beltway on either side of the wilson bridge and inner loop at van doren street. in the other direction on the outer loop, also have roadwork there. let's switch you over to montgomery county. there's a work zone here. this is river road near bradley boulevard where you're alternating traffic one lane at a time. springfield not too bad. southbound 95 building back into that work zone. back to you. >> thank you, steve. >>> toyota agreed to pay a record $16.4 million for failing to properly notify the government about those sticking gad pedals. the government says toyota knew about the defect last september but didn't issue a recall until january. a recall that involves some 2.3 million vehicles. the law requires any defect to be reported in five days. transportation secretary ray lahood said "toyota put consumers at rick by failing to report the safety problems." this fine is the largest ever required of an automaker by the u.s. government. author

the item in question was a carbon composite material used in icbm cones. as a result of this dispersed arrangement the u.s. government spends an enormous amount of time and energy on the what are essentially process questions trying to decide which agency has jurisdiction as opposed to the more important issue with a given technology can be safely exported. the central squabbles' can have real-world consequences. a fight between agencies over jurisdiction for the simple delay the program to place new screening equipment in the u.s. and overseas airports. correspondingly many companies face a frustrating situation where an exporter with a single purchase order to have to seek licenses from two separate agencies and could be approved by one but denied by the other. additionally because it is so difficult to modify or update the kunkel list potential item might never be considered for a lower level of restriction even if it becomes much less sensitive and important over time. the system has the effect of discouraging exporters from approaching the process as

we expected in our original news release on the thing, and that was there would be some political coneension probably, and quite a bit of zeal toward something of a more stringent nature. that apparently is exactly what happened. >> do you think it was a mistake, jeff, to omit slavery? >> slavery is not the main cause or a main cause of the war between the states. slavery should be dealt with, but in the context that it was not a cause. now, if you were to say the result of that war was the end of sleigh aavery, that would be absolutely true. there is a connection, but it's not the connection that a lot of people would overzealously like to see put in something like that. >> but i guess the answer to the question that i ask you is, was it a mistake to omit slavery in this proclamation, and your answer sir is what? >> my answer is it didn't need to be in the proclamation, because the proclamation dealt with the war. >> but there were over 500,000 slaves in the great state of west virginia during the civil war, 500,000 human lives. you think that -- in that state alone. they don't deserv

you want to see a cone nebula? hubble got you! you want to see the gas pellets in the eagle nebula?ou want to see the jet in carinae? hubble got you! you want to see the lagoon nebula with the giant twister? hubble's got you! yo, you want to see the res supergiant star ba38 model? hubble got you! >> jimmy: all right, thank you so much. thank you so much. >> hubble got you! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right. let me -- let me see if i got this straight here. shout-out to roots fans. shout-out to scotch tape. shout-out to patrone and dr. pepper, there you go. shout-out to the jheri curl. oh, very -- some activator there. shout-out to podiums. shout-out to alley cats and peanut butter. watch it. [ cheers and applause ] and finally a shutout to the hubble space telescope. >> hubble got you! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right, well, that's all the time we have for shout-outs. we'll be right back with more "late night." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cannon ] for 25 years, the focus at sam adams has been on quality, not quantity. people think we're bigger than

the backup which was pretty hefty earlier from the construction, see the cones, interloop of the beltwayou head on up passing river road toward 270, looks like the backup has eased. construction is still there and will be for another couple hour be careful. barbara? >> thank you. >>> reality star and musician bret michaels remains hospitalized today after suffering a brain hemorrhage. he was rushed to the hospital six days ago after complaining of a severe headache. that's when the bleeding at the base of his brain stem was discovered. doctors are still trying to find the source of that bleed. nbc's natalie morales has the latest. >> reporter: rock star and celebrity apprentice contestant bret michaels remains in critical condition after suffering a massive brain hemorrhage on thursday. the 47-year-old former lead singer of poison is being treated at an undisclosed hospital. but according to the latest entry on his facebook page, bret remains in icu under 24 hour surveillance. further testing this week will help locate the source of the bleeding. >> i'm going to fight to the end. >> repo

these cones are our average each year. the blue is what we have seen.season and all about to change. it changed over the last couple of days. big broad area of low pressure. upper level low parts of kansas and pulling moisture in from the gulf. couple of cells have tornado warnings with them. this is going to be with us all day long. look at the severe threat. high risk issued by the storm predictions. today is one of those days . where you see the white in parts of mississippi and alabama. that includes bigger cities like jackson and birmingham. some of the tornados that we are going to see is potentially large. ef 2 or 5 and long lasting. they could be tracking 40 or 50 miles and causing problems. it is a populacy area. we'll watch it all day long and we could be seeing a lot of damage. we'll send it outside to clayton, now. >> you should be jealous because of the food and coffee from the huddle house. they set it up here on the plasa nice to so you phil . >> good to be here. >> you guys are changing and revolutionizing the way we go to restaurant and

but the next few hours, we'll start to see those cones go down. they'll begin their work.that's going to have an impact on traffic through the area. let's take a closer look at what we're talking about here. the inner and outer loops are going to go down to two lanes between the metro overpass and the beltway bridge over cameron run. telegraph road northbound will go down to one lane during the day between huntington avenue and pershing avenue. overnight telegraph road will go down to one lane in both directions and also the ramps to the beltway will be closed. construction hours, again, not during the rush hour period. so that's good news. this will happen from 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. then they'll restart at 9:00 p.m. until 5:00 in the morning. this will take place through friday. as you're mentioning, they're demolishing old bridge piers, also doing paving work and the like. all of that requires them to shut things down so they get their work crews out there and get the work done as quickly as possible. it will have an impact on people traveling through the alexandria

when nobody wanted to know the secret, they brought down the cone of silence.that's what the republicans want to do about wall street reform. they want a cone of silence over the senate so nobody knows whose side everybody is on. we're on the side of the american people to have aggressive wall street reform. the people who are over there filibustering that is wrong. you know, maybe the answer no is the right answer to some things, but it isn't the right answer to wall street reform. end the filibuster, get a vote and let's tame wall street the way it ought to be regulated. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? >> to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. sessions: mr. speaker, thank you very much. we're being told by the democrats, trust washington and trust them. yet the obama-pelosi legislation that passed this house earlier last year promised that if congress passed the $787 billion stimulus package national unemployment would never rise above

you can try, but the brain is not developed yet to understand korns que cones quenlss of reasoning.te friend. those consequences make more sense. so if you don't want to spank that's another alternative. >> and sometimes trying to really reinforce the positive behavior, how well does that work? >> if you're going to punish the negative behavior, you've got to encourage the positive behavior. for some kids, positive reinforcement, much more effective. >> how about time-outs. do time-outs work? >> time-outs work only if you explain why you're giving a time-out. if you're just sitting on the step and you're going why am i on this step, it's not going to have any affect whatsoever. but you say to the child here's why you're in a time-out because you pulled the dog's ear. we don't want you to do that. that's why you're sitting here. >> and you have to enforce the time-out. >> exactly. consequence is very important. you can't say i'm giving you a time-out -- >> 24 hours is probably too long. >> well, it depends on the child. >> you also say parents, though, should -- as their tempers are

cone griffey, jr. the detonated hitter -- designated hitter.th 31 lifetime home runs against the orioles. that's part of 630 that he's hit. fifth all time in homers. and that just misses away. bergesen takes it 3-2. >> he said for a guy that's 40. has where he is on the list. 30 behind willy mays. 2nd base, lugo over right off the grass. >> jim: the amazing thing when you start looking at the numbers, he started in 89, i don't think he will play next year. he could play in 4 decades if he could. >> gary: i called his first home run. i didn't they that until i heard a replay done somewhere on television. i was like, i'm that old? >> gary: griffey is retired. that will bring up milton bradley. and bradley will take the pitch away. bradly getting the start in left field in the ball game hasni problems -- has knee problems. he has a double, couple home runs and 8 rbis. and a 1-1 count on bradley. again, 2nd base. sinker working here and there's quickly 2 outs on ground balls. >> gary: great cause. here's kotchman with a 4-game hitting streak coming

but you've cone the same thing here with this discussion. and i can sense, i know enough people around the room, i know the body english and the body russian, to have a pretty high degree of confidence that we all are in your debt for spending this much time with us and covering as much ground as you did. i ask all of you to please join me in thanking president medvedev. [applause] >> i would like to say a few words more. first of all, i would like to thank you for being so patient to listen to my long answers. secondly, indeed, two questions about kyrgyzstan were asked today, which is quite unusual. on the other hand, i didn't hear the questions that i always like and appreciate and that i am always asked, like the question about the development of our political system, the development of our media, our relationship with mr. putin. i haven't heard none of those questions today and i believe that is a reason for me to come back and discuss again our domestic political life as well. [applause] >> i have a very simple proposal. since you've al

sabathia struck out six straight at one point, first yank to do that since david cone in '99.ounds to first. chris davis' throw hits nick swisher in the back. two yankees score on the error. yanks go up 3-1. they would win it 5-1. this game called after six innings due to the rain. robbie cano and derek jeter the only yankee teammates to get a hit in each of their team's first 10 games of the season. >> should he stay or should he go? for lebron james, the lyrics represent inner clash. if he goes, there will be trouble in cleveland. if he stays, it could be double, as in the cavs can offer him more money than anyone. it's clear that lebron will not let us know before the end of the season. right now, the only clash he's concerned with involved any team on his way to a title. >> our goal is to win the nba championship and that's the only reason we prepared ourself this way and it's the only reason we're here to play in the playoffs. i never look at a full season as a failure because guys continue to improve. it can be a disappointment because you want to get better and not take

reimold almost got there, but adam jones, all the way from center field, a little bit of an ice cream cone on the end, but he held on. >> jim: then he tries to get a double play at 1st base. he goes half way and then throw little bit off line. >> gary: the lefty crawford is due and here's dave trembley, we're going get a pitching change. and he will leave. he cannot -- he kept his team in the game. now for the bullpen here. lohman comes on to face crawford. geico's been saving people money on car insurance for over 70 years. and who doesn't want value for their dollar? been true since the day i made my first dollar. where is that dollar? i got it out to show you... uhh... was it rather old and wrinkly? yeah, you saw it? umm fancy a crisp? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> gary: jeremy guthrie, 95 pitches, he goes six and a third with three earned runs. he struck out six and walked two. here's will ohman i saw him in the elevator. he said i got lucky. he said that's part of the game. the one thing about him, i think he's pretty honest. he's b

but you've cone the same thing here with this discussion.and i can sense, i know enough people around the room, i know the body english and the body russian, to have a pretty high degree of confidence that we all are in your debt for spending this much time with us and covering as much ground as and covering as much ground as you did we hope you have safe travel. >> all like to say a few words more. first of all, i would like to thank you for being so patient to listen to my long answers. secondly, two questions about the rigs than -- that country were asked which is unusual. i appreciate that the question of our political system, the development of our media, the relationship with mr. putin, i have heard none of those questions today. i think will have to come back and discuss again our domestic and political life as well. they do. -- thank you. >> i have a very simple proposal. since you have already given nervous breakdowns your staff, give them another. stick around for another hour and we will discuss all of those issues. [applause] [ca

they lay down a few cones on the road, and simply stops every vehicle departing from u.s. to mexico. and know that everyone talks about the customs, has notified us that they are inspecting every truck leaving the u.s. from the ports that -- skidding, to the port of entry. the traffic backs up on southbound basis reach well over an hour and more drink peak hours. the end result, i anticipated consequence is that people are now crossing less frequently and have to wait one or two hours coming in and out from our ports of entry. specs you before interrupting. to the extent that you can come if you could summarize the rest of your statement. >> there will. i will move over to perhaps respectfully the recommendations that i would present. >> good. >> thank you. first of all, i would respectfully recommend to staff reports of a tree to the capacity that it is required. secondly, provide additional funding and expect to and confirm that it to our ports of entry. thirdly, dhs need to come up with a plan to address the congestion, safety and other unintended consequences of the st

asking how it's been a calm tornado season so far and updated this little graph you see the white conesver the last ten years and where you see the blue where we've been, well below our averages all season long. april now we're getting toward the end of april, but almost towards where we typically would be. you'll notice may when we see the most activity in a typical year so we are ramping up into the height of this. this is where we stand the chance to see severe weather across the eastern seaboard, parts of florida across parts of the ohio river valley and i don't think we'll see anything like yesterday, but only takes one tornado it cause certainly some big devastating consequences, guys. >> thanks, rick, we'll check with you in a little bit. first the rest of the headlines this morning. >> the coast guard ended the search for 11 workers missing since tuesday's oil rig explosion. right now huge amounts of oil are leaking from that rig off louisiana's shore. coast guard officials estimate as much as one thousand barrels of oil escaping each day into the gulf of mexico, each day. and b

the item in question was a carbon composite material used in icbm cones. as a result of this dispersed arrangement the u.s. government spends an enormous amount of time and energy on the what are essentially process questions trying to decide which agency has jurisdiction as opposed to the more important issue with a given technology can be safely exported. the central squabbles' can have real-world consequences. a fight between agencies over jurisdiction for the simple delay the program to place new screening equipment in the u.s. and overseas airports. correspondingly many companies face a frustrating situation where an exporter with a single purchase order to have to seek licenses from two separate agencies and could be approved by one but denied by the other. additionally because it is so difficult to modify or update the kunkel list potential item might never be considered for a lower level of restriction even if it becomes much less sensitive and important over time. the system has the effect of discouraging exporters from approaching the process as

they keep running over the cones.eukemia. all in a good cause, getting ready for the big race this weekend in louisville. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. >>> you know, one school board is going after parents who send their kids to school without any lunch money. the district says it's about $25,000 in debt because of unpaid lunches. it is now hiring a collection agency to get some of that money back. >> if they can't afford it, i mean, they can't afford it. so, i wouldn't think they could force them, you know. >> i think parent should be responsible. i pay -- i pay for my kids' lunch. why shouldn't everybody else? >> some people owe as much as $150. >>> all of the grounded and delayed fights from the volcano in iceland is going to cost the airline industry more than $3 billion. european union leaders are asking countries to help the airline companies out with inexpensive loans. they also want countries to do things like lift restrictions on nighttime flights. that would help get people back home finally and get

but you've cone the same thing here with this discussion. and i can sense, i know enough people around the room, i know the body english and the body russian, to have a pretty high degree of confidence that we all are in your debt for spending this much time with us and covering as much ground as you did. i ask all of you to please join me in thanking president medvedev. [applause] >> i would like to say a few words more. first of all, i would like to thank you for being so patient to listen to my long answers. secondly, indeed, two questions about kyrgyzstan were asked today, which is quite unusual. on the other hand, i didn't hear the questions that i always like and appreciate and that i am always asked, like the question about the development of our political system, the development of our media, our relationship with mr. putin. i haven't heard none of those questions today and i believe that is a reason for me to come back and discuss again our domestic political life as well. [applause] >> i have a very simple proposal. since you've al

here is zack cone with a 17 game hitting streak. first pitch to him is higher outside, 1-0. >> and, matt, the last time we were together, was the last team up, cone had 2 triples. on friday night, when they lost to lsu, homered and doubled twice. electric out of the box. here is the 1-0 pitch. fastball off to plate. 2-0 to >> a little wiggle on that one, diving down and away. leone making his 2nd career start. 9th appearance overall. and over to leone, 2nd error of the inning on the clemson tigers. fielding only -- 955 assist, which is 11th in the acc. it has been a problem >>> college baseball on css brought to you by the campus flooring and furniture. of thos for the bulldogs. >> jeff: and you talk about the georgia schedule in arged on shipman or on earls. i don't know if shipman might have peeked there a little earl. i mean, they had him dead. it has to be on shipman t pro is on the money. that is going to be the first error committed by shipman in his collegiate career. you are right. he took his eye off the ball. as simple as