crawford worked it to 3 and 2 and crawford hooked it to left. burrell at 1st. here comes kelly shoppach. he nearly won the game last night with a home run, but his double set up the inning. hit the wall in deep center field. >> great fast ball hitter. >> jim: weakly hit foul. >> because they threw him a slider. doesn't mean he can't hit it, but he would prefer to hit a fast ball. >> jim: shoppach playing -- >> of course he came out of the red sox organization, and he hit 26 one year. he's always had good power, in fact, better than good. there's another breaking ball. >> jim: so here's yet another 0 and 2 count. can guthrie get the out to get out of the inning. >> and as the manager said, use the whole field. that's what they tried to get some of their hitters to embrace, try to put the ball in play with two strikes. >> jim: slider and this one in. good idea but well off the plate. shoppach laid off. trembley cheering on jeremy guthrie as joe madden looks on. joe madden in his 5th season, he's managed more games than any other manager since joining the al east

carl crawford makes a great catch. the speed in the outfield with crawford and upton, and does it ever matter. a back breaking catch on the line drive by atkins. >> mike: if you destined for the alley, watch crawford lay out the backhand side. garza certainly appreciates his defense. he is talking with crawford before the inning. >> gary: and the orioles denied the very big hit in this game. instead of probably runners on at first and third and one down, they are two down with someone on fist. wigginton is going to come in as a pinch hitter. he is one for eight overall. navarro will go out and have a word with garza on throwing to wigginton. >> mike: wigginton 1-9 in a lifetime. that's a history with tampa bay. >> gary: wow, was that a big play in the outfield. two down. luke scott was all the way down to 2nd base. but he waited and got back in plenty of time to the bag. wigginton will take it outside for a ball. navarro blocking. orioles came in as a team hitting at .236 and with only four hits in the ballgame tonight

the blown save from the other night, bases loaded crawford up, crawford with a base hit to right fieldound to score and the tampa bay had the 4-3 lead and win. that's outside. 1-0. >> rob: he got the ball to crawford, the winning hit, did not locate. for whatever reason they had a change. they gave him a double not that it matters. the impressive thing was his velocity that was really bad prior. he was around 93 tuesday night. it was just the location. >> jim: burrell has been on base twice tonight. he has also struck out. breaking ball outside. 2-1. the other thing we're learning about gonzalez, he tens ten -- tends to throw a lot of pitches at each batter. that was a good curveball there. >> rob: the whole thing has been a learning process with gonzalez. we haven't covered him before. i was like does he always throw like this? he said this is how i get ready. he told trembley i'll be ready when the lights come on. he did not impress at all. then he started throwing minor league games. everybody is having trouble knowing if he's ready. we don't know. >> jim: 2-2 burrell. ray outside b

crawford back.obrist has got a .373 batting average life sometime against the orioles with two home runs here in baltimore. this is a ballpark that zobrist loves to hit in. he does real dak here. and one ever the many dangerous bats in this lineup. 2-1 delivery to him will be fouled back and guthrie gets a two ball, two strike count on him. >> mike: last year he became the first player selected to the all-star team after starting six different positions. i think joe recognized how important he was e. >> gary: the mvp most versatile player. two ball two strike count. crawford has not made a move to go. that will be fouled back into the screen. zobrist fighting it off and working guthrie with that two ball two strike count. guthrie with the 3. 6 mark lifetime against this tampa team, he had a tough game against garza in the first outing this year. a loser in that one. garza did a great performance. that ball is a foul ball over the head of atkins at 1st base. and the count stays at 2 balls and 2 strik

crawford makes a highlight catch. crawford had an all around impressive night. 4 hits for crawford who outscored the overrule orioles by himself. it's the 4th straight loss for the os. relegated to watching the games with an abdominal muscle strain. suffered the injury while sliding into 2nd base. >> obviously it is a major loss. we're going to have the pick up the pieces and fill in as best we can, you know, he is a very valuable to the club and you know the guy that sets his own offensively. >> reporter: justin turner was called up from norfolk and will help fill in. outdoor baseball in minnesota. the twins open their new ballpark today. joe mauer the twins version of -- helped the twins open with a win over the boston red sox. brings in a run. minnesota 6-2 record so far. tied for the best start in the league. the steelers sends tonio holmes to the new york jets. holmes is suspended for violation of the substance abuse policy. finally some basketball 45th. >>> james said he didn't feel like talking to reporters so

crawford going with movement. did the right thing, stepped in to avoid throwing the ball right at crawford. lugo applies the tag. two down. >> rob: you'll remember brian worked on the slide step holding runners. brian took the blame and did not do a good job holding runners. that was one of the things he talked about the following start, we need to work on this. >> jim: zobrist battling here. zobrist has reached base 23 consecutive games. it's amazing his development. it's one of the guys that took a little longer. he'll turn 29 next month. what a year he had a year ago. he's becoming the rays mod person day version of what he beara used to be. zobrist right field the first two games, tonight at second base, came up as pay short stop, can play third base. maddon loves the versatility and the bat. what a breaking ball. swing and a miss. zobrist down on strikes. the first curveball by matusz yields big results. we'll head to the 2nd, no score. r. where is that dollar? i got it out to show you... uhh... was it rather

say hello to chace crawford.kidding, you were held hostage by the volcano. >> i was. the ash clouded the uk. >> jimmy: where were you? >> i was in london. there ares where places to be. >> jimmy: they wouldn't let any planes out, right? >> they wouldn't. >> jimmy: how long were you supposed to be there? >> until this saturday or sunday. >> jimmy: you wound up staying quite a bit longer. >> i didn't care that much. i mean, you know. >> jimmy: i bet you other people probably cared pause you had things you needed to do, right? >> i was with my good friend, the manager. he was working like a monkey on crack to get us out to do obligations. he thought we would have to stay the whole week and not be able to do your show. >> jimmy: so did he -- did he want you to fly through the ash? what was he thinking? >> yeah, on hang glider. he comes to me and said, we got -- you won't believe this. 50 on people booked up the queen mary? i'm like, who, who, who. not long beach one. the one that goes to new york from london. over th

hits off the wall, corralled by crawford. teixeira is going to second saying nick, the ball hit the wall. and i'm out. >> tried to get back to the first base bag but could not. >> tim: see, what a runner does at first base you go as far as the outfielder gets closer to the fence you get closer to second base. that is why and then if the ball does hit the ball you are in a position to go to third. but by going halfway or being too timid toward first base you going to mess that play up. >> joe: a foul ball that catches a piece of rodriguez. >> tim: in fact, you and i saw aaron rowen in the 2005 world series in chicago not a play like that but in a wind-blown fly ball to left field end up at second base after the ball was dropped in left field. in you are the runner at first base, again, you have to get closer to the bag as the outfielder gets closer to the fence. >> joe: a base hit for teixeira. he came into the game 0-16. went 0-17 as he lined out the first time up and now he is 3 for the last 3. the putout went 7-4, 3-4. left

with carl crawford and with carlos pena, two pending free agents. talked about having to reduce the payroll, hoping for a new facility at some point. there is strike three over the inside corner. back-to-back strikeouts here in the bottom of the ninth inning. >> joe: have to find more ways to generate revenue through the stump. i think they have done the best they can with this facility which predates the rays. >> tim: and i believe the

crawford went 4-for tonight. he had catch of the night. the nhl playoffs get under way on thursday night, and the coach is posting a warning. the capitals had better be ready. >> teams have ways to lift their games, and sports has a way of some getting surprises and upsets. it has been known to happen. >> after spending the weekend in the county jail, gilbert arenas is spending his nights in a halfway house. is spending his nights in a halfway house. he also my subaru saved my life. i won't ever forget that. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> a little nippy here. tomorrow, showers will be moving in after lunch time. at the sunshine wednesday and thursday. at the sunshine wednesday and thursday. but we're also in the showing-kids- new-worlds business. and the startup-capital- for-barbers business. and the this-won't- hurt-a-bit business. because we don't just work here. we live here. these are our families. and our neighbors. and by changing lives we're in more than the energy business we're in the human energy business. chevron.

we'll get answers and analysis good our in-house experts, jan crawford, bob or and good morning professor michael eric dyson and the new york times chief washington correspondent david sanders. what to expect next on "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs "face the nation" with cbs news chief washington correspondent bob schieffer. and now from cbs news in washington, bob schieffer. >> schieffer: good morning again and welcome again to "face the nation." i'm starting with you jan crawford according to the new york times and washington posts today were interviews were given by justice john paul stevens approaching 90 years old and talking about when is he going to step down. i mean, there's every indication from the interviews he's not going to step down but in the midst of all the other things going on in the election year it appears president obama will nominate somebody to fill a vacancy on the court and does the white house really need or want that plight right now? >> i think the white house has been expecting this and long expected he'd step down this year and said he's step

>> couric: january crawford at the supreme court tonight. jan, thanks so much. bob schieffer is our chief washington correspondent and anchor of "face the nation." and, by the way, bob was covering the ford white house when stevens was nominated. hi, bob. >> schieffer: (laughs) hi, katie. >> couric: we thought that was an interesting fact. meanwhile, president obama's nominee is unlikely to have as easy a time getting confirmed as justice stevens did. >> schieffer: katie, it is never easy these days, but the white house really wants to concentrate on jobs and the economy going into this midterm election and the last thing the president needs is a long drown out fight over a supreme court nominee. so every sign i see points to the president nominating someone quickly. and by that i mean in the next week or so. and he, of course, can't change the ideological tilt of the court, that's for sure. but my sense is they will go with the person they believe can be most easily confirmed. they want this done, if possible, by the august recess. just too much risk of mischie

prosecutors say 34-year-old shamari crawford and another man beat frank sterling last june. sterling died several hours later at sinai hospital. crawford will be sentenceed in may. >> baltimore county police have announced a reward for information regarding a missing woman. 24-year-old cherice ragins has not been seen since february 21. police say her boyfriend was the last person to see her in catonsville. a search team of police cadets have been combing the area looking for clues. >> they don't want to hear what the demise could be. of their daughter, of their family member. but at the same time, you know, we want to find her and give them justice. not only just justice but some relief. >> metro crime stoppers has increased the reward to $4500. anyone with information is asked to call baltimore county police, at (410)307-2020. >> police in baltimore county are also looking for a gunman that shot a man this afternoon. it happened around 1:30 today in the 800 block of old north point road. police say the victim and shooter were walking together, when the man opened fire. the

. >>> matthew crawford, would you do for a living? >> in number of things. one of them is fix motorcycles, and that's kind of what the book is about. but more broadly, it is an attempt to speak up for the manual trades and suggest that can be a life worth choosing. >> where is your motorcycle shop? >> it's in richmond, virginia. >> what is it called? >> shockomoto. i work on japanese and british bikes. these are mostly vintage bikes, vintage cache that makes people willing to spend money on them and it's a very small operation. islamic any reason in particular that you don't work on harleys? [laughter] >> yeah, people ask me sometimes why i don't work on harleys, and why generally say is i work on motorcycles, not lifestyles. i'm not qualified to help them with their lifestyle issues, it is beyond my competence. >> what is soulcraft? >> the title on the book is a play on a george will that cannot 20 years ago. his was statecraft and i thought it was funny to replace henrietta lacks with soulcraft but i guess if pressed to define it would be like education, t

jan crawford is our chief legal correspondent. jan, it begs the question, is this constitutional? >> reporter: well, katie, it raises serious constitutional problems and, of course, the issue of racial profiling. it says that police can stop people if they have reasonable suspicion that someone niece the country illegally. but what gives police suspicion that someone's here illegally. how that k they prove that without showing that kind of identification? the supreme court has ruled that police can't stop people based solely on their mexican appearance. so it appears that could be a real problem under the constitution. it also burdens hispanic u.s. citizens. how do they prove that they are here legally? the supreme court has also ruled that state laws requiring citizens to present identification also are illegal. >> couric: and who ultimately is responsible overall for immigration policy: the states or the federal government? >> well, the federal government has igts own immigration statute setss its own immigration policy so there's a real argument here, a separate argument, that

but attorney james crawford's client was convicted of a felony for interfering with a flight attendantusands of american homes built with tainted drywall from china. the only way to fix the problem is to gut them and rebuild. that's the word from federal safety regulators. the chinese made drywall linked to corrosion and possible health problems. the consumer products safety commission is saying samples of the problem emitted 100 times as much hydrogen as you will find as much as drywall made elsewhere. most of the homes are in the south, florida, mississippi, louisiana. 200 homeowners have filed lawsuits against the chinese makers and u.s. companies that sold the drywall. you better watch your back. today is international pillow fight day. don't say we didn't warn you. >> harris: between easter and passover, you might think we have enough to celebrate this week. well, add one more occasion to your list. it's international pillow fight day. armed and swinging. hundreds of fun-loving fighters taking to the streets. the action is a part of the new cultural phenomenon known as flash mobbi

. >> jimmy: tonight, chace crawford is here, anthony anderson, and taylor hawkins.

temporada regular en las grandes ligas para los orioles y de que manera de vista en la florida, carl crawford carreras al pegar un sencillo con la casa llena en la novena entrada, y los rays de tampa bay arrancaron la temporada con el pie derecho al vencer 4-3 a los orioles de baltimore. adam jones, luke scott y matt wieters pegaron vuelacercas para los orioles, que no pudieron embolsarse el partido por falta de hits oportunos con corredores en posiciÓn de anotar. mientras tanto, esta noche aca en el estadio nacional, la novena de washington recibe a los filis de filadelfia en el segundo partido de la serie, jason marquis abrira por los nacionales y cole hamel por los files, partido ogramado para las 7.05 de la noche por la liga de campeoenes de la concacaf, cruz azul goleo 5-0 a pumas y clasifico a la final, tenemos imagenes y reacciones. "si, me parece que solo en el primer tiempo nos falto un poco mas de posicion de pelota pero el equipo estaba mas o menos bien aceptable ehh ya en el segundo tiempo nos descuidamos un poquito ehhh el balon parado y me parece que alli se definio un

they couldn't stop jamal crawford. hits the three-pointer and gets fouled.l a three-point shooter. crawford scored 12 of his 28 points in the final quarter. the hawks downed the wizards, 105-95. talking baseball now. two guys both named willie willed the nates to victory against the new york mets yesterday afternoon. ta repair ves drove in a career hile four rbis. and willie harris made the catch of the day. top of the second inning, no score. willie tavares up with two on and two out. he delivers big-time. drives it deep to left center. off the wall and the gap, two runs are going to score, and that repair ves has a two-rbi triple. nationals take a 2-0 lead. ta repair ves finished with a career high four rbis. bottom nine. drama. caps facing barajas. bases loaded. check out willie harris. oh, yes. folks, it's glovely. a game-ending diving catch. harris said once he hit it, my mind was made up. willie go, make this happen. he did. the nats win their second ball game of the year, 4-3 is the final. turning now to soccer. d.c. united up the road in philadelphia

last night carl crawford came up.ot one base hit and it came at his last at bat, bases were loaded and one down and mike gonzalez, a base hit which last night was a single. they have changed it to a double 2-run school and tampa walked off with a win. >> the key is getting that third out and also as jim palmer said, it's about location. crawford told me he remembers jeremy when he had that location and command and if he sees that inside to lefty, that's what he's good at, that's when you know jeremy guthrie is on. >> they pointed out that the one thing about good-night think is how often he's victimized in terms of where he misses in the strike zone. however, rick said you don't change who you are. he's a power pitcher. he needs to throw the fast ball. it matters where it goes, not straight and down the middle -- he got him. he went up upstairs. >> i think this one, you think it's going the break. it doesn't, but at least you're losing your -- you learn from that. crawford can't learn anything because he'll probably n

. >> bob: that's jerry crawford, by the way, a 34-year veteran umpire.ooks like a civil discussion. >> rob: ronnie belliard drops down a little bit. the ball starts to dive away from loney. looked like we might need another angle. >> bob: might have still been on the bag. >> rob: we may have gotten a call right there. i think he might have had him. let's see right here. one more look. still can't really tell from that angle. regardless, it was a bang-bang play because loney had the patience to wait on that ball. >> bob: fastball, 83 to dunn who homered last time up. nats get a big break on belliard's third error of the year. adam dunn again! how far into the night is this one going? >> rob: not as far. high enough. >> bob: bye bye. >> rob: well, talk about breaking out in a big way. >> bob: he didn't sit on .318 very long. >> rob: you didn't think he'd go without a whole bunch of home runs this year did you? a little rough patch. and that's a rough night for a guy who was throwing a great game. >> bob: the nats lead 4-1 and the error is huge, and the cal

carl crawford and fair ball in the right field, it was the game-winning single. john rodriguez comes in for the score. a celebration for the raiseray'd tampa bay wins it in the season opener, 4-3, tonight in st. pete. ovechkin lead with a win over the penguins. ovechkin had not scored a goal since march 10. it was the first of two goals for alex ovechkin. the regular season finality -- finally is sunday. donovan mcnabb will run into a different kind of passion in washington. redskins fans for the most part see him as a hopeful for the trip to the super bowl instead of some one not getting there. mcnatt has heard the comparisons -- mcnabb has heard the comparisons to john elway not winning a super bowl until he was later in his career. donovan mcnabb it seemed so happy to have an old rival on his new team. >> i guess some of you have related to some of our sources -- sources close to me told you where i wanted to play. but i guess those sources were wrong. i'm here in washington and i'm very excited to be here. >> you can't winning basketball team was better than

crawford is filed.ored 22-12 in the final minute and they lose. >>> the washington nationals and new york this afternoon against the mets. the bottom fourth, tavares right up the middle. adam dunn at its to the plate. the nationals on top. the mets had one run. watch this highlight reel game saving catch. the bases loaded, the line shot. harris stretches out and preserves the lead. washington wins. >>> the orioles tried to get back to the win column against the blue jays. molina says it up the middle. here comes across the onto the plate. safe at the plate. the blue jays lose. -- orioles lose. >>> d.c. united, moreno steps and, kicks the ball. he scores. we are tied. sebastian teases out for the public. that is going into the back of the net. >>> the capitals have closed out an extremely successful regular season tomorrow afternoon against the boston bruins. they will not find out who they play in the first round until tomorrow. the flyers and readers are both ying for the final playoff spot and they pl

crawford no chance. maddis strikes out in the fifth. that was the final inning of work.about that kid? top of the sixth. same. wieters lines it up. and game is tied at two. and after they took a 3-2 lead on a wild pitch. adkins goes the opposite. lines a base hit down right field line. scores scott and wieters. orioles lead at 5-2. then in the bottom of the 9th. birds cling teone run lead. gonzales loads the bases again. facing zobrist. but he gets the lazy fly ball to right. markakis squeezes it. they avoid the sweep, with a win over the rays. maddis debts the first win of the year, after allowing two runs on five innings. >> orioles host the blue jays in the opener tomorrow afternoon, first pitch is 3:05. at camden yards. back to you. >> seeing decent rainfall moving it's definitely expensive having a growing family. and it's something that you think about. we try to be conscious of that and plan out our meals so that we can feed everyone on a budget. at giant, we know saving money is important. every time you shop with your card, you can enjoy thousands of real deal s

i was born there at crawford long hospital. we used to live out towards stone mountain in decatur and just to see that city just grow and grow. and i get very moved by the whole civil rights story of martin luther king, of daddy king's church, of auburn avenue, of going to some of the southern restaurants that are still around from that -- the movement era. and there's nothing to me like going to these sites like oxford, mississippi and selma, montgomery and birmingham and memphis where dr. king was killed and visiting the civil rights museum there. >> mr. smith, what about you? >> i would say one of my -- my first president -- go to plymouth notch, vermont. plymouth notch is a little town. there are six homes there now. there were six homes there in july 1872 when calvin coolidge was born there. the whole village is a museum. thank god, apparently through the coolidge family, it's been preserved. it's a wonderful way to step back in time and experience a very different america. you know, coolidge is a much more interesting cha

. >> matthew crawford would you do for a living? >> a number of things. one of them is fix motorcycles and that is kind of what the book is about. the more broadly, it is an attempt to speak up for the manual trade and that that can be a life that is worth choosing. >> where's your motorcycle shop? >> in richmond, virginia. >> what is it called? >> shot go moto. i work on japanese and european bikes and british bikes as well. these are mostly vintage bikes, vintage cachet that makes people willing to spend some money on them, and it is a very small operation. >> any reason in particular you don't work on harley's? >> yeah, people asked me sometimes why i don't work on harleys and what i generally say is that i work on motorcycles, not lifestyles. i'm just not qualified to help them with their lifestyle issues so it is beyond my competence. >> what is soul craft? >> actually, the title of the book was a play on the title of the book i george will that came out 20 years ago. his was statecraft as soul craft and i thought it was kind of funny to replace shop

. >>> the parents of a crawford teenager who died after an attack on his bicycle are planning a lawsuit. in a new lawsuit, jones parents seek $200,000 from the convicted teen in his case. he was bullied by gang members at school. >>> the final day of the legislative session is packed with emotion as the mother of a slain salisbury girl appealed to lawmakers to better protect maryland's children. political reporter pat warren explains, the legislature is working its way through dozens of bills. >> reporter: and that sex offender bill is one of them. legislative leaders are generally pleased with the way this session is progressing to its end. time to play beat the clock. the 2010 legislation session ends at midnight. so without a day past midnight. the general assembly tackles foreclosures. work on sex offender legislation has to be completed, medical marijuana appears to be going up in smoke. the education reform act would help the state qualify for federal race to the top funds. and locking the ignitions on first time drunk driving offenders was also on the to do list. >> being a paren

it is really the ranch in crawford that people associate with the bush presidency. i asked what would happen to the ranch. would that become property of the national parks service? sunday, -- sunday, barack obama will have to have the interior department come and say that the one you're chicago home. -- they want or chicago home. there is a house where there is a plaque that says that jimmy carter was conceived in this house. people go crazy over this presidential experiences, down to what kind of could the president a and where they went to church. johnson is not that far-fetched in that case when he says that people are to want to know where somebody said. >> what about -- the numbers of people that go there are not great. what about the people that research there? >> many of these institutions -- as a culture, family and i get in a station wagon and set off for two weeks in the summer to visit all of these sites in the way that they used to. i think that there is a formula that i think has gotten rather stale. how many times can you visit the oval office? i think

in the seventh, carl crawford can flash some leather as well. rays beat the os 5-1. >>> the caps drop the puck on the playoffs. the -- their first round opponents, montreal. the coach will decide who is between the pipes on game day. he also said this about the start of the pro season. >> you are eight number one seed but to me, it is like starting the season fresh. we are all started at zero wins and zero losses. sports has its way of having surprises an upsets and we don't want to be one of the surprises are on the upsets but it has been known to happen. >> wizards in new york playing at the spring in the first quarter. beats the buzzer. wizards up 30-25 after one. looked even better in the third. great passing here. two of his 18. wizards led by eight after three. but like it has happened so many times before, it all fell apart in the fourth and it was 40-21 in the final period. phi walker with the easy slam. wizards lose in the big apple 114-103. that is all for this edition of sports breakfast. i'll see you tomorrow once again with much mor

>> also making news, how about jamal crawford. the former knick, now of the hawk, the winner of the nba's sixth man of the year award. crawford received 580 of a possible 610 votes. he averaged 18 points per game in just over 31 minutes off the pine. >> former wildcat, too. >> that too. winner take all game seven in phoenix tonight. the nhl's best story of the year, the coyotes playing host to the red wings. detroit looking the keep hope alive for a third straight trip to the stanley cup finals. >> well, the fighters are there. it's saturday night at the mgm grand in las vegas. undefeated. floyd mayweather, jr., steps into the ring to face 38-year-old sugar shane mosley. it is a wba welterweight title fight. they're there. they're ready to go. you can see extensive coverage on espnews getting you set for that fight beginning on wednesday. you can get a preview on espnews right now. let's call it right now as we welcome in espn box's dan rafael, who joins us. first off, dan, we know may weather, he's exciting leading into a fight.

and then if you go to crawford county, pennsylvania, which is in the western part of the state, unemploymentat 11%, foreclosure and bankruptcy is 0.25%. guest: right, i think what you're seeing there is basically they had a relatively stable housing market and it appears to be that those were areas where the loss of manufacturing jobs probably hit them the hardest. and i'm guessing that they probably had a stable housing market, there wasn't as much housing built on speculation or they didn't suffer say the subprime mortgage crisis or bad loans were not made in as great a number as, say, states like florida or california. and as a result, you're not going to see, say, the same high numbers of foreclosure rates in those counties, say, as you are in the states where the housing bubble was the biggest. and, you know, what the stress map really does show you is that the economic stress kind of came in waves. and the first wave seems to be related to the housing crisis. and so you saw it in florida, california, nevada, and then after, say, october of 2008, roughly, you see it becoming really hitt

cbs news chief legal correspondent jan crawford with the latest on this story. >> reporter: well, the white house said it wants to move quickly to replace him, but whether the senate moves quickly to confirm him or the nominee is going to depend partly on who the president picks. when justice jop paul stevens joined the court 35 years ago, he was considered a moderate conservative. now he's seen as a solid liberal. >> i don't like try to change the law. i just think it's part of the job of the justice to explain his or her vote. >> reporter: with the nine justices often split along ideological hines, stevens led the left wing on key issues, affirming abortion right, upholding apif i have difference action, banning the death penalty in certain cases, limiting presidential war powers. his announce want comes on the heels of a bitter health care debate between the white house and congress, would not that could play out again as the presidented mom natures a replacement. >> i hope the senate will move quickly in the coming weeks to debate and then confirm my nominee. >> reporter: sources

and then if you go to crawford county, pennsylvania, which is in the western part of the state, unemployment at 11%, foreclosure and bankruptcy is 0.25%. guest: right, i think what you're seeing there is basically they had a relatively stable housing market and it appears to be that those were areas where the loss of manufacturing jobs probably hit them the hardest. and i'm guessing that they probably had a stable housing market, there wasn't as much housing built on speculation or they didn't suffer say the subprime mortgage crisis or bad loans were not made in as great a number as, say, states like florida or california. and as a result, you're not going to see, say, the same high numbers of foreclosure rates in those counties, say, as you are in the states where the housing bubble was the biggest. and, you know, what the stress map really does show you is that the economic stress kind of came in waves. and the first wave seems to be related to the housing crisis. and so you saw it in florida, california, nevada, and then after, say, october of 2008, roughly, you see it becoming really hit

and then if you go to crawford county, pennsylvania, which is in the western part of the state, unemployment at 11%, foreclosure and bankruptcy is 0.25%. guest: right, i think what you're seeing there is basically they had a relatively stable housing market and it appears to be that those were areas where the loss of manufacturing jobs probably hit them the hardest. and i'm guessing that they probably had a stable housing market, there wasn't as much housing built on speculation or they didn't suffer say the subprime mortgage crisis or bad loans were not made in as great a number as, say, states like florida or california. and as a result, you're not going to see, say, the same high numbers of foreclosure rates in those counties, say, as you are in the states where the housing bubble was the biggest. and, you know, what the stress map really does show you is that the economic stress kind of came in waves. and the first wave seems to be related to the housing crisis. and so you saw it in florida, california, nevada, and then after, say, october of 2008, roughly, you see it becoming really hit

he'll fix his motorcycle "shop class as soulcraft: an inquiry into the value of work" by matthew crawford. ♪ >> what in the world is more ridiculous right now than american politics? >> for the past year, using clips from various media outlets including c-span, the gregory brothers have become viral hit makers with auto tune the news. we'll talk to them sunday night on c-span's q & a. >> "washington post" correspondent shankar vedantam talks about the part of the brain that unconsciously influences the way we behave and make decisions. he says that this hidden brain impacts the way we vote, shapes the way we respond to mass tragedies and aids indoctrinating bombers. >> thank you all so much for coming. it's a delight to see so many familiar faces. and so many unfamiliar faces as well. thanks to c-span for covering this event. i'm very grateful. i want to make a special note of one person -- i'm a neiman fellow. this event is meaningful because in many ways launching the book while at harvard has brought me full circle. the origins of this book really began from reporting that took place a

the crew chief crawford, total contrast to guzman, great from the left side, guzman great from the right side. this will be an easy out for willingham to start the day. 66 degrees there is some weather in the area. so far so good. daytime temperature brought by trane. to locate an independent dealer near you. >> rob dibble: good pitching by olsen. >> 1 for 6 in the pitch yesterday. on the corner. good heat today. we were concerned when olsen was throwing his fastball mid- 80s. got that turned around quickly. triple-a start in syracuse on a snowy day and been throwing much better since coming here. 2 and 4 in just 11 starts before injuries shut him down last year. another change up, 2 and 1. dodgers heading to new york after this, the nats on to chicago, and a date with alton so and the cubs starting tomorrow night. jim riddleman's ball club an overall record of 6 and 6. and a 2-2. >> rob dibble: up and in. he is right up on the dish. trying to wipe off that insideline too in the batters box. nice try. >> he tried to come in with martin tried to tie up his hands likes to go to right cente

matthew crawford talks about his book as well.a part of the brain that impacts the way humans vote and shapes the way we respond to tragedy. we will revisit the 1990's presidential scandal involving bill clinton, monica lewinsky, and kenneth starr. that is today at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 2. >> this weekend, on book tv, on afterward, npr for the correspondent talks about what happened to the cities after the fall of saddam hussein -- happened to the sudanessunnis ae fall of saddam hussein. then we look at foreign policy. finding the entire weekend schedule act bootv.org. >> looking for more about the financial crisis? at the news c-span video library, you can search it, watch it, click it, and share it. there is more than 160,000 hours of video. it is every c-span program since 1987. it is cable fleetest get to america. ♪ >> what in the world is more ridiculous right now than american politics. quest for the past year, using clips from various -- >> for the past year, using clips from various media outlets, they have become hi