they drop the cubs to 10-11 on this chilly night. nats 3, cubs 1.onclude the series. we'll get you going at 1:30. stay tuned for nats xtra. johnny and ray in the studio coming up. so long for just a while. >>> hi, everybody. time for nats xtra post game. the nationals are back over the .5 00 mark. tonight it's all over. another great pitching performance by hernandez. we were just figuring here. e.r.a., hernandez is now .87. clippard is .87. capps is .73. >> that's pretty serious. >> i don't think i'd want to face these guys. >> no. capps came in with 15 strikes. talk about pounding the strike zone. 93-95-mile-an-hour slider. livan doing a tremendous job. clippard, doing so well moving into that set-up role. desmond, two stolen bases. great defense. five or six highlight plays that we're going show you that you can hang a star on. outstanding defensive plays. >> the nationals win it 3-1. our defining moment tonight in the 1st inning. after nyjer's triple, desmond goes to work. >> he does. that's what he needs to learn to do. go to right field. there

it's almost like the cubs, despite their 102 world series -- year world serbs drought, the cubs are notrging enough. back to you. >> all right, darren, thank you so much. darren rovell is live in chicago. kfc doubling down that its new sandwich will be a big hit with consumers. we'll explain to you next up. you're watching cnbc, first in business worldwide. >>> earnings season is under way. and "squawk on the street" is the place to turn. tuesday morning see how alcoa will trade after posting numbers. plus a key reading on the state of the american consumer. watch the opening bell live on "squawk on the street," 9:00 a.m. eastern, only on cnbc.

the cubs 14-3. strasbourg is not the entire -- the cubs won 4-3. trust for is not the entire answer, but he sure does help. -- strasbourg is not the entire answer, but he sure does help. >that was ugly. the oakland raiders are ready to release demarcus russell. >> he will never hear the end of that. >> there must be some kind of therapy he is going through. this week, we will see how corporative the states will be. things could be a little bit bumpy. >> on friday, states will set up the -- states will decide on the joining the insurance pools. the overhaul plan will be >> it is going to be chilly overnight. let me show you the frost advisory. the wind has been best deal they appeared it will stay high enough tonight that it will not be an issue for the frost. in the next seven days, it will be sunny and warmer as we head into friday, senate, and sunday. we could also have isolated showers. there you have it. >> have a good night. [ beeping ] ♪ my country ♪ 'tis of thee ♪ sweet land ♪ of liberty ♪ of thee i sing [ laughs ] ♪ oh, land ♪ where my fath

chicago cubs pitcher ryan defer store spent his weekend in chicago. he invited david caplan to one of the workouts. as you'll see this is a case study in the agnat my of a work use. >> reporter: not a time many professional athletes are up and about. brian is ready to get to work. he gets together with trainer micates in north brook. is occasionally joined by fellow pitchers jeff and tom. >> the three of us working out. it's fun to push each other like that. it's a friendly competition. >> to build team spirit. >> yes. >> reporter: dempsters teammates are workingout. it's up to me to keep up. >> stand up tall. push your butt down. >> reporter: the majority of it is your legs for a pitcher that'sth most important howaatal st oleav. not nt tn, righ howa line sa natacoll e shborn t of. everhing n't soowedhow ia's wa proould ♪ timeswipr chec to pur a autallyferr theckinunt theingsnt. d th a b ju sav lie roomnna f tunto ice em. at'si'm bac to t [ nnou wit en ime t wachovia. a wells fargo company. t wh giv not ou g ke ecity fooet pt yot. o styour.. d yogspa

. >> all of you chicago cubs fans -- >> not i. >> i'm not either. [laughter] ronald reagan, using the telegraph wires, called the chicago cubs games. he would take the wire copy and create the picture of that game in the words, powerful words. this is one of my favorite people here on campus and the as a wonderful english accent. -- he has a wonderful english accent. >> nobody recognizes reagan as a brilliant labor leader who fought for the actors industry -- and the screen actors guild. since the title of this conference is "the future of american culture,"i'm sorry to say i think the panel has rather missed out on discussing postmodernism. we sort of implied that we can go back to the modernist in the mind. i would like all of the panel to have a shot at attempting whether christians can relate to post modernists and what did they see the future having anything to do with the development of postmodernism or what some new aspect of the velocity of political and portugal -- philosophy of political and spiritual communication? >> who would like to be

. >> reporter: the seed put together by cub's ground keeper roger bare is hitting the marriage. scott's optimistic that it is a real market. >> we think it's going to be a fairly strong line for us this year. we're launching it in five different markets. we're going to see how it goes. so far we're off to a good start. advertising kicked off last week. we've had an unbelievable response already. we're definitely excited. >> reporter: by the way, scotts won't give you any help. they will throw in some ingredients that will make it a little bit more successful for you to plant this and maybe look something close to wrigley field. guys, back to you. >> i can see larry out there right now. doing all your own gardening. i think that's going to do it for us here on "the call." i'm melissa francis. >> i'm larry kudlow. see you tonight on "the kudlow repor report", 7:00 p.m. eastern time. "power lunch" is up next. >>> hello, everybody. welcome to "power lunch." i'm sue herera. the dow barely off its high of the morning but it's above 11,000 as oil reverses a week of declines but remains

>> reporter: the national zoo is now on panda watch, hoping for a new cub. >> cherry blossom and pandas we go nuts over. >> reporter: swriew keepers say the behavior indicate the end of a real pregnancy or pseudopregnancy. it's not easy to tell with pandas. >> she has tropical depression off with her eating some. she's sleeping more and doing a lot of body grooming. she's cradling objects which is something typical of a panda about to give birth. >> reporter: other behaviors like shredding bamboo and making a nest in her den also has picked up. there are signs she is at least preparing for something. >> it's really a mystery until she actually either gives birth to a cub or doesn't. we won't know for sure whether she's pregnant or not. >> reporter: around here a new pug would bring back pan pandem pandemonium. the nation's capital went nuts, fawning over his every move. fans were crushed when he was moved to china in february to enter a breeding program, part of a deal that brought his parents to the zoo in 2000. >> he go to china. >> it was really sad. it was kind of funny. people were

they actually give 18% of the money to the cubs, but the cubs wanted to put up this toyota sign, thisa sign and the rooftop owners wouldn't have anything to do with it. of course i have to have some props this morning. that includes the little nachos in a big helmet. the cubs doing their part to promote obesity in this country. right here you have the full nachos in here in the real helmet and the bison -- don't know if they're going to take it but the bison hot dog for $5.50 by tom rickets' ranch, the new owner of the cubs in wyoming. let me take a quick bite because it's required. okay. very lean like bison. it has more omega 3s than salmon and the leanest of the meats. >> does it taste like a hot dog? >> reporter: yeah, it does. they've done a really nice job. and it does taste very lean and good. throughout the day we'll be here and have the new owner of the cubs tom rickets. do i have mustard on me? tom rickets on squawk on the street. he'll talk about the whole business and how the $845 million business -- that bet will pay off. >> did i hear you correctly? you said they've redo

and now, upon leaving, he reportedly said, we quote, that the cubs, they are not going to win no more. and they have not. sot question is, can a few drinks ease the goat's pain enough to lift that curse? and we ought to know soon. the home opener is tonight. >> what will the goat do? >> we want to hear what you think. send your e-mails to mcginty's mail bag. 9news now will be right back with derek mcginty. ów >>> another update for you now on our breaking news from the top of the hour. the bicyclist hit and killed down new york avenue. that woman was hit by the military avenue that was setting up the bared kid. keep in mind that the accident happens just a few blocks outside the perimeter for the convention center. and we'll have more on the accident tonight at 11. >>> in the mail bag tonight, better known as driving while talking, maryland just passed a law making your cell phone conversation illegal mind the wheel. and unless you have a hands free device. but how, from german town maryland, they are totally unimpressed. >> wow, a $45 fine for using a cell phone while driving in mary

. >> reporter: tiger cub around the house would be pretty neat. >> good n.ur furniture. >> reporter: he is impressive. this one is named dara. both of these big cats were confiscated in a law enforcement operation from people who were keeping them as petses. they cannot be released into the wild. >> he's a dangerous neighbor. no one wants him around. i think the world is not ready to carry on keeping tigers. >> reporter: he's getting into a hunting crouch there. that was play, i hope. >> might be an idea just to position ourselves. >> is this electric fieed? >> yes. >> reporter: there are roughly 1200 animals here in cambodia. >> this is quite a common forest deer. >> reporter: most of them rescued from the foreign illegal animal trade. the foot looks pretty go. sometimes animals who have endured the worst can be given a second chance. this is chuk, the first elephant recipient of a pros these sis. nick was called to the scene when chuk was found alone in the jungle. >> he was alone and lost in the jungle. >> reporter: they think he may have walked into a sn

. >>> and how to baseball and the cubs at atlanta. randy wells had only one strikeout.but held the braves scoreless through six. chicago got two solo homers and cabrera struck out to end it. cubs beat the braves 2-0. >>> in the american league, oakland's davis made a great leaping catch to take a home run away from bradley and pennington hit a double to right to help the as to a 6-2 victory. >>> finally, a big win for the chicago bulls. with lebron james sitting out at cleveland, noah spun down the lane for a big jam to help lead the bulls to a 109-108 victory keeping their playoff hopes alive. >>> when we return, we'll take another look at this morning's top stories. and meltdown mea culpas. citigroup executives apologize for failing to overt the financial crisis. luci romberg. i'm a free runner... ...national champion gymnast... ...martial artist... and a stuntwoman. if you want to be incredible, eat incredible. announcer: eggs. incredible energy for body and mind. (guitar music) at the same time, voilÀ, book your flight and hotel you could save up to 450 bucks. and t

mei xiang was artificially inseminated back in january and could be expecting a cub. worker dozen not know if she is pregnant. they'll have to wait and see if a baby appears because the signs of pregnancy can be deceiving. >> she'll start changing her behaviors as though she were pregnant. she'll start nest building. her food consumption drops off. she'll start sleeping a lot more even if she is actually not pregnant. that's what makes it very tricky to determine whether she's going to produce a cub or not and we don't know for sure unless she does or does not give birth. >> if she does deliver a healthy cub, it would be important for the species. only a few thousand pandas live around the world. >>> traders triples and triple toes. here's yoourn yang. >> this week on kids post" on tv, we're talking stocks, baseball and princesses. tracee kidd, thanks for joining us once again. >> always a pleasure. >> let's first talk about money. >> you know kids hear a lot about the stock market. it's been in the news, crossing 11,000 a lot. they may hear their parents talk about i

when you consider the rockies, the dodgers and the cubs. oh my. marlins have lost four of five.hey're losing close games. as i mentioned they're having a hard time getting the ball to their closure and olsen rock hill has not faired well against the marlins but only three starts. he's got time to figure this out. here's jorge cantu. number one rbi man in the league. tied for second in all of baseball with 22. miguel cabrera, the former marlin has 25 for the tigers. >> well this team wasn't going to bring cantu back for this season. >> not for a good career on base percentage. .345. they had thoughts of letting this guy go. 16 homers, 100 rbi after he had hit .2995 and they figured he's not getting on base. he's not hitting as many home runs. come back in a flurry. >> that's a lot of rbis for a guy with 16 home runs but here's the other thing he does. he hits lots of doubles. 83 of them in '08 and '09 combined. so he's a gap shooter who occasionally leaves the yard if you make a mistake. olsen with a count of 1-1. it's going to be a long first inning for both pitchers in terms of

the nationals and the chicago cubs.tle talk these days about nyjer morgan and his steal bases and the fact the nationals lead the league in stolen bases. nyjer has stolen five and thrown out four times. >> he's sliding feet first, and he doesn't like that. it's a big concern for him. he worked all spring training not to fly head first. i know one thing, when you start not being successful, you go back to what you were successful doing. we're seeing a lot of guys stealing here. we do have 20 stolen bases, which leads the national league, tied for the lead. >> apparently jim riggleman says if he wants to go back -- but i think last yeerks breaking the hand, that was just a freak accident. >> a lot of guys slid head first. >> you were head first. >> i slid head first at times. i didn't steal very many bases. to avoid tags, i'd go head first. how many did you get? >> none. >> if nyjer feels good about driving, he can pad himself. freak accident he broke his hand last year, no question. >> remember last year he stole 22 in a

they will be at wrigley field to play the chicago cubs, and then the nationals will play the florida marlins friday through sunday. >>> coming up on abc7's "washington weekly," president obama attend a memorial for the miners killed and the west virginia explosion. >>> trapped in the trance of their shopping routine, some people don't notice the difference between meat and mystery when they enter... ...the frozen zone is it real chicken? or something else? some chicken nuggets and tenders look like they have mystery meat. with my perdue frozen nuggets, there is no mystery. just real all-white meat, made with 100% natural ingredients, no fillers, no preservatives, and a delicious taste your family will love. perdue frozen chicken. all-white meat. no mystery. >>> taking a look at tonight's top stories, president obama attended a memorial in west virginia for the 29: miners killed in the deadly explosion earlier this month. the president promised family members and friends that americans would honor those who died by improving safety in coal mines. >>> people in the south are cleaning u

and his participation in cub scout activities. >> our concern is that there may be other children who could have been molested at any of these times. unfortunately, the time stand -- the time span seems to be a 10 year time span. >> the parish's involved to the proper precautions. there was nothing in his background that would suggest this kind of behavior. we want to make sure we take appropriate action. >> will be asking the school to send a letter hall with every child. we will be having the parish put something in the bolten this weekend in forming all the parishioners. >> the archdiocese is sending letters, with students today. meanwhile, the attorney says that his client never made a set -- a confession. that 21 year-old michael joseph may stormed into a home in somerville early sunday morning. two men and a woman were stabbed. another suspect is also accused, but he has not been identified. he was picked out without incident last night during a traffic stop in baltimore city. >> the university student accused of killing a fellow student claims self-defense. he answered the door

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he has hit his third for the cubs in that game.er national league games going on. >> rob dibble: throw with conviction, hard, down and in. righty thinks it is fat he can hit it. your ankles -- great grip, pulls down hard, left elbow to your right knee, follow through. >> bob carpenter: you will get nothing and like it. you pitchers are tough guys. >> rob dibble: that is from caddy shack again. >> bob carpenter: your guy ted baxter, knight, his nephew and the kid's whining, i want -- >> rob dibble: you will get nothing, spalding is his name. you will get nothing and like it. >> bob carpenter: we get quotes with complete context. very impressive. that is the strike to billingsly. one and two. top of the order next. raphael for a call. baltimore trying to break a 5 game losing streak. 1-0 lead in the fourth at boston. minnesota winning again. they are 13 and 5. 2-1 at kansas city. ball three. toronto under way at tampa bay. no score down there. tampa bay and minnesota, best balls in baseball. and olsen walks the pitcher. had him 1 and

he's a former cub. he went 1-1, six games, three starts last year for the dodgers.re some knuckle ball pitchers who throw the knuckler harder than others. it's like a fastball, 84. throws it right in there. nyjer morgan hitting just .236. there's the knuckler. stays outside, 2-1. he wears the same number as charlie huff, who has worked with him within the dodger organization on his knuckler. charlie is at their ball club called inland empire. >> rob: there's a fastball. he's actually got a curveball to go with the knuckle ball. here's the thing about the knuckle ball. i talked to phil, i'll tell you in a second. the hall of famer i talked to a couple days ago. he said you actually throw the knuckle ball. the misconception is you're actually flicking it off the tips of your fingers. really, you dig your nails into the ball and throw it like any other pitch. he says, once you learn how to do that, it's just as easy to learn as any other pitch. >> bob: that ball is on the turf. he might be thinking three. there he goes. stumbles a bit. he is in there. nyjer morgan has

he was an assistant soccer coach at a church and volunteered in two cub scout troops. the victim recently came forward after watching a video in school about sexual molesters. >> helping children understand that if something like this is happening it's not appropriate and how to tell someone about that. >> sims posted $75,000 bond and was released from jail. if you think your child was a victim parents are usualinged to call the police department's crimes against children's unit. we're live in towson. abc 2 news. >>> a father's quick thinking and a baltimore city police officer being in the right place at the right time prevented a real tragedy. a registered sex offender named michael leroy thomas was arrested sunday after police say he tried to abduct a 15-year-old girl in west baltimore. the victim's father stopped the abduction and flagged down an officer who followed that suspect until he was arrested at his home. >> we just thank god again that the father had the presence of mind that the daughter was alert enough and that the officer was in the right place at the

my continued it is. -- interest in the cubs. >> when you do -- when did you throw out the first ball? >> that was a few years ago. i think three years ago. >> what was that like? >> that was the highlight of my career. i can tell you that i was a hero that day. much more important in my job. >> and you made it from the mound to the catcher? >> absolutely, i throw it high and wide. i had to practice, though. >> what are these pictures? >> the first one is a picture of gerald ford's funeral that his family gave me. the casket was passing by. then there are a couple of letters that he wrote to me that i am very proud of. this is a picture here that was taken at the swearing-in of the vice-president in january. then i have a picture of my colleagues part of the seventh circuit. the one at the top is the vincent court, for which i clerked. >> so you clerked for rutledge during the vincent court, 1947. if you come down on the pictures, this court right here? >> i served on that court from 1970-1975. this was the court i joined, the one at the bottom. >> where is the seventh circuit located

he also volunteered in two cub scout troops. police say sims sexually abused a 9-year-old girl. that abuse allegedly happened at least twice last summer off school groundballeds. the girl waited until last month to tell a family member because she was s. >> she went to his home, played video games with his kids, sat in his lap. he abused her. he has admitted to sexually abusing this young. >> reporter: sims posted $75,000 bond and was released from jail. if you think your child was a victim, police urge you to call their department's crimes against children unit at 410-853-3650. we're live in towson. abc 2 news. >>> the drifting vol tannic ash from an iceland eruption has eased enough to allow the trickle of flights to resume in a few parts of europe. only limited flights are being allowed to fly today. an international pilots' group remains that the ash remains a danger and the volcano is still erupting and stealing more of it. >>> and still today, we're going to be joined by adam rosenberg. he is the executive director of the baltimore child abuse center. we want you to tune i

governor mitch daniels, republican of indiana, cubs about unemployment and the latest figures. >> i would be very cautious about seen anything else. i do not yet seated on the ground. i talk to businesses all the time intend to put more stock in what they say been in the statistics. here and there i do fine firms who say their orders are little stronger and see improvement. they are all very cautious. very few are hiring. if they are it tends to be temporary or part-time workers. i think we will need to see more evidence before we can conclude that anything like the recovery we need is under way. host: 10 to "newsmakers" this sunday following today's "washington journal." are you making political donations? caller: none for me. i'm extremely concerned about the american enterprise institute and their control over our government. we need to put them in to check. host: all right, new york, on the republican line. caller: good morning. i am not making donations. the main reason is the republican party has to get rid of people like olympia snowe, arlen specter who finally got into the right p

. >>> in new york, the mets lost to the cubs 9-3, but the rookie first baseman ike davis had the play night flipping over the railing and hanging on. but the play of the week was a flip in the bronx and not at yankee stadium. fordham university's brian konacki made like a gymnast somersaulting over the catcher tuesday night to score. unbelievable. when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. and sweet temptation. what the results of a marshmallow test might say about a kid. ,,,,,,,, >>> on the "cbs morning news," here's a look at today's weather. scattered showers and thunderstorms will continue across the west. the northwest finally gets a chance to dry out and the southeast will be dry and very warm. >>> here's another look at this morning's top stories. the coast guard searched in the gulf of mexico overnight for 11 missing oil rig workers. there was an explosion and fire on their rig tuesday night. 115 other workers were able to evacuate. >>> and president obama travels to new york city today to make another pitch for financial reform. the president will call on wal

>> the nfl released the 2010 regular season schedule. 7 [ cub ] i see a moon, with lots of little pieces. [ female announcer ] you can't pass inspection with pieces left behind. that's why there's charmin ultra strong. its enhanced diamondweave texture is soft and more durable. more durable so you're left with a more dependable clean. fewer pieces left behind. plus all that charmin softness. now how's it look, mom? all clear, son. [ female announcer ] charmin ultra strong. enjoy the go. also, try charmin freshmates for a cleaner clean. >> a construction catastrophe caught on tape. get this. a home surveillance camera captured this video of a bladdy taching from a piece of road construction equipment and rolling away. it hit a vacant home. a worker can be seen redisagreeing reattaching the blade. >> so i look at that, oh, my gosh, i put my hands over my mouth. i said, oh, my gosh. >> the city of loraine ohio said the company that did the construction work is investigating. >> dozens of men stepped in to stilettos in charlottesville virginia. taking part in walk a mile in her shoes. an eve

is 1 coleman, down in the clean area now, because they play for the chicago cubs. blood pressure green, well his situation a little more foggy, there. jackson with the pirates. 25th, an outfielder and became a pitcher in the d in the run to the 3rd. 2-2. verdin has a good enough arm, in the fall georgia experimented with him working behind the plate as a catcher. in the outfield, he is a guy who is an excellent college player. he did a good job at a freshman and is a mainstay in the middle of the organization. >> matt: 3-2 pitch. taylor moving in the play. trying to get a little action on the bases. >> jeff: verdin, 5 of the 6 home runs have been of the solo variety. good a chance to do something here with a man down at first. jonathan taylor, 1 out in the 5th. again, they are convinced that taylor down 7 runs here and the bulldogs are going to run in the situation. >> matt: i think it will be a hit-and-run type spot, not a straight steal. starting to create a little more energy. here is the 2-2 and the runner is going. and verdin pokes that one into left field, bu

. >> reporter: born into wealth and privilege in chicago, stevens is a life long cubs fan. he is known for his trademark bow ties and polite midwestern manner. >> is this a country in which people can disagree without being disagreeable? i try not to be disagreeable in my opinion writing. i think for the most part i succeed. >> reporter: he is also fiercely independent. when the justices put on their robes before taking the bench, tradition calls for an aide to assist them. as in this old photo of chief justice earl warren. but not stevens. he is the only one who refuses help. he does it himself. but the courtly justice also can be harsh. he wrote a scathing dissent in "bush v. gore," criticizing the court's decision that stopped the florida recount saying the decision would damage the court he wrote: stevens notified the white house in a letter this morning. sources say the leading contenders to replace him are elena kagan, former dean of harvard law school and the "courant" solicitor general. diane wood, a chicago federal appeals court judge. and make garland, a federal a

be about to give birth. 40 volunteers are rotating shifts to keep an eye out for the possible of a cub. she was artificially inseminated in january and her hormone levels are showing she could be pregnant. >>> more than a dozen senior officials at the securities and exchange commission are accused of down loading pornography on their office computers. the sec workers are senior staffers and they make as much as $220,000 a year. they were being paid to police the financial markets, instead they allegedly spent hours surfing for hard-core porn on their government computers. here's a sample of the public outrage. >> they are paid to do a job for the people, and when you lose sight of that they have to be dealt with appropriately. >> our country is in shambles and they are doing their own thing. >> reporter: an sec official points out it is just 31 out of 4,000 staffers implicated and that's less than 1%. >>> witness for the prosecution, sarah palin. the former vice presidential candidate testified in a knoxville, tennessee courtroom against the young man charged with hacking in to her e-m

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. >> reporter: in the heart of mainstream america, a cub scout derby where each of the home- designed cars is carefully weighed and measured before roaring off at breakneck speed. here, enterprise, ingenuity and patience are justly rewarded. >> my favorite part was when i got in first. >> reporter: it's a mainstream event passionately embraced not only by the jaka brothers but also by nine-year-old bilal khan, whose education and upbringing is anything but mainstream. in his loudoun county, virginia, home, bilal is being taught math by his mother zakia. >> so five is closer to seven, or ten is closer to seven? >> reporter: in another home nearby, priscilla martinez is teaching her six children, ages two to 12, about condensation. >> we're going to learn about clouds, evaporation, condensation and precipitation. >> reporter: they are part of a growing movement-- no one knows the exact number-- of muslims who home-school their children because they want them to get a more holistic education than a public school can provide. >> what we are trying to do is give our children a foundation w

the nats after a day off flew down to south florida after taking two out of three from the chicago cubsgood pitching, good hitting, outstanding defense, pretty good recipe for success. >> big-time hitting. a couple of home runs. johnny and desmond getting big out hits. adam kennedy goes deep on dempster to put the nats up 1- 0. his 69th home run. his career first since '08 and adam fast ball out away from him. 41st career home run versus chicago. 25th in wrigley field. now he has 320 career home runs which is 13th. you've got to go back quite some time to 2005. they were 11-11. they finished 81-81 and who knows what they're going to finish. they are on the right track. luis atilano in the minor leagues knocking around left and right, six, seven years comes up to the big club and gets two starts and impressive starts. >> very impressive. started off throwing a lot of balls off plate in his last outing but in the end he was similar to what he did. 93 pitches in his first outing. 57 strikes. 91 pitches in the outing against the cubbies, 58 strikes. six complete innings. five hits, six hits

justice stevens has remained remarkably fit, even throwing out the first pitch for his beloved chicago cubs as an 85-year-old right-hander. >> extraordinary to me he was able to work at this level and at the absolute top through all the way up to age 90. it's just remarkable. >> reporter: friends say justice stevens may have decided to leave now because the longer he waits, the harder it will be to nominate and confirm a successor who would vote on cases the way he has. >> a personal question. for those who cover the court and guys like you and me who love this stuff offcamera as a hobby/obsession, what's it going to be like to show up at the court without the giannone as the short hand jps? >> reporter: it will be unfamiliar to me. he's been here a lot longer than i have or indeed many of the reporters who covered the supreme court. he went through such a long period about a decade, where there were no changes on the supreme court. since the death of william rehnquist, retirement of sandra day o'connor, david souter, justice stevens, we are back in the his torque cal pattern where you have

also go, cubs, go," in honor of his beloved cubs. the latter song can be heard playing at wrigley field after every cubs' home win. in addition to his musical contribution, mr. goodman is equally remembered for the courage and optimism always evidence throughout his 15-year battle of leukemia. while he was diagnosed at the disease at the early age of 20 in the words of "the chicago tribune," was, quote, always a little guy with a huge smile and he was chicago, closed quote. . regrettably he passed away at the age of 36. four days after his death, the cubs clinched the national league's eastern division title on being october 2, 1984, played their first postseason game since the 1945 world series. while mr. goodman had been asked to sing the national anthem for the occasion, jimmy buffet performed the "star spangled banner" in his absence and dedicatesed his song to mr. goodman whose ashes were subsequently scattered at wrigleyfield. let's honor this life and legacy of mr. goodman through the passage of this legislation, h.r. 4861 to

flash forward, stevens, 85, throwing out the first ball for his beloved cubs. >> that was the highlight of my career. i had all my grandchildren, well, not all of them, but most of them there, and i can tell you, i was a hero that day. >> reporter: the son of a chicago hotel owner won a brobz star as an intelligence officer in world war ii, became a lawyer. and when he was nominated to the court, there were no angry cable channels. does he think he'd be confirmed today? >> probably not. >> reporter: would even want to be nominated? >> the difference in the process now is that they have -- it's televised. and that makes a huge difference. much more time taken up by the senators in explaining how important the hearings are than finding out what the nominee has to say and answer to your questions. >> reporter: yet four decades, he brought an old fashioned work ethic to the court, writing the first draft of his decisions while other justices let clerks do it. and now, after 34 years of loving this chamber, thisser is. for justice -- >> it's a spiral staircase, well worth seeing. >> reporter

. >> gary: he has 86 career saves. 23 out of 70 last year with the cub in the saves' department. he is getting another save chance here. first strike. bottom of the 9th inning. the orioles trailing it by a score of 5-2, as the jays look to sweep this three-game set. four home run in the ball game to take the lead. wieters inside. wigginton and lugo are due up. and the orioles have stranded 7 in the ball game. and that is going to be down low. and the 2 ball, 1 strike out. >> mike: i guess you go back to the thick. back to the 3rd inning, really. >> gary: and a base hit. that is what the orioles need right now, runners. 2-4. single lead off the 9th inning. let's update you in the voting for the at & t player of the game. it is still millwood on top. you can still cast your vote, illinois, jones artejada. and that will bring up ty wigginton. wigginton with a single, grounded out and strikeout. and off the 5th short. 1 over the first double play. 2 down. and bottom of the 9th. nolan reimold coming up. 0-3 in the ball game for lugo. 2 down. bases empty. and trembley staring at a 1-5

when they're born, the moms have one to three cubs and they're born blind.ple of years. >> are they always black? >> no, they're not always black. they can be tan, they can be a blue gray. very rarely you can even find a white one. here is my trivia question for you. what's a black bear's favorite food? >> oh, my goodness. a black bear's favorite food -- >> it's a trick question. >> milk. >> for this one, yeah. nothing. they like to eat everything.ber small and t animals. they go through our garbage, but they're only a they are omni vors. >> and this is a baby cougar? >> and this is grant and jamie who will take this one. h is a baby cougar. and if you notice that this cougar has spots. you might mistake this for a leopard. he's going to lose these spots, going to be more like what ud think a cougar looks like. my trivia question for you, what's the difference between a cougar, mountain lion, puma, catamount. again, a trick question. they're all the sam thing. just different names for the same animal. these of course are found in north america, but you also

now it's on to chicago to battle the cubs tonight. best part of the season. >> it is a good thing. enjoy it. >> 53 degrees in roslyn. the news continues at 5:30. >> still ahead, a major road work on the wilson bridge could mean a longer ride to work. we will have a live report on that. >> a vote could happen on financial reform today in the senate. i am brianne carter. you'll have that story coming up. >> some showers will come through the area today. will we have sunshine? and what is in store >> live and in hd, this is good morning washington, on your side. >> i went in the sanctuary and got on the pulpit table. the whole building fell around me. but straight ahead on this monday morning, amazing stories of survival after a deadly tornado tore through parts of the south. good morning, washington. welcome back on this monday, april 25. i am alison starling. >> i'm doug mcelway. let's check conditions close to home. severe weather has moved out of our area, but more rain could be on the way. let's check with brian van de graaff. >> the doppler radar shows yesterday, the worst sever

the cubs win in 10. the nats fall to 10-10 after losing 4-3. >>> football news now.l received his wish over the weekend when he was traded to the raiders for a fourth round pick in 2012. campbell is one of five quarterbacks on the raider roster. yesterday, the annual jason campbell celebrity golf tournament, that was still in virginia, but jason was nowhere to be found. you know who was there? chris cooley. he said this about his former quarterback. >> i was excited for jay. i know he wanted the chance to go somewhere and be a starting quarterback. i think this great opportunity for him. his situation in washington wasn't great. he was a two. he didn't want to bide hi time, wait for injuries. he is happy for the opportunity and i'm happy for him. >> it doesn't seem right for him to be going for oakland. jason is a character guy. he has done some great thing this is this area. and going to oakland torque me is a slap in the face. >> it is another team struggling. >> it is a team struggling that doesn't have any direction. it's oakland. >> that is all for this edition

he finished third in his age group, stacking his cubs in just 2.4 seconds. >> that is amazing. >> still ahead, a kennedy relative find out whether he will get a new murder trial. whitey says he has proved that he was not the one who killed his neighbor. >> the pace is picking up at the state house. lawmakers just passed a bill making lawmakers just passed a bill making >> tonight, the search for a missing girl and -- enters its fourth day in florida. she was last seen running her bicycle, which her parents found standing upright with her helmet on the handlebars. investigators believe she may have wandered off with a new camera. still, they are not assuming anything. >> the first day, we checked all of the sexual predators and offenders within a five-mile radius. two were not home, but we located them. everyone cooperated and let us search their homes. >> she was reading a book about and explore who records wildlife and they believe that bubp may have inspired her to do some exploring on her own -- and they believed the book may have inspired her to do some exploring on her own. >> the

. >> cubs and reds, another top pitching prospect, mike leak.ning, look at brandon phillips. nice play in the field. fifth inning now, there is lee faces leaks. up the middle and a run comes in. strong start for leaks. one earned run and five strikeouts. he had seven walks. and johnny gomes, to soriano and dropped it. the reds later tie the game in the inning. tied at one in the eighth inning. six and two thirds and one unearned runs. five strikeouts and seven walks. jay bruce, worn 1-18 slump. more on mike leak. the 22-year-old native is from fallbrook, california. 190 pound athletic variety. he excelled in four sports. he was a seventh round pick of the a's in 2006 and chose to attend arizona state. he went 16-1 with 1.71 era for the sun devils last year and became the 21st player to play in the majors without appearing in a minor league game. >> cc sabathia, nearly no hit the rays yesterday, see what a.j. burnett does for an enchore. the opinions on tim tebow run the gam on the from a lock to a bust. bust. find out which sided to [ crow] clos

your suhl lay catholic and volunteered in two cub scout troops. at schools where he volunteered. >>> residents in a remington community are fired up over a pros poll say that calls for a building in a walmart super center in their community. the walmart could be part of a larger project called the 25th street station. despite the promise of new jobs and local heyer, some don't like the idea. we are out of time and will send you back to new york for good morning america. see you back for good morning maryland at 9:00. ♪ everybody needs somebody everybody needs somebody ♪ ♪ it's too heavy somebody they can count on ♪ >>> wow. little bit of country. little bit of broadway. now, she's raised the curtain on a new musical career. sam and i said dance, dance. you actually did. >> you're welcome. it's great to see. >> your video is fantastic. >> and you were wonderful at the awards show, too. >> thank you very much. i was very out of breath. >> we can't wait to see you in a little bit. >>> also this half hour, we're going to meet a woman that lost more th

the chicago cubs do it every year. >> oh, that was really -- do you see?n george will is here with his new edition of his number one best seller "men at work, the craft of baseball," which is by the way, andrew and i were talking about it before the best selling book on baseball of all time. >> ever. >> more than. >> that's impressive. it's very interesting, this book obviously was a cultural phenomenon in the 1990s. why did you circle back around and write a new introduction to it and put it out in paper book? >> it was still in print 20 years later which is unusual for a book. one of the four characters in the book, tony la russa is still managing this time the cardinals. it still finds a market i found. i wrote the book because i wanted to know what was going on out there, and it turns out rather a lot that isn't apparent to the naked eye. i needed a docent to baseball. >> like what? people that followed baseball year in and year out what, are they going to learn about the game that you learned? >> every adjustment that's made pitch by pitch by batterie

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they gave birth to her only cub back in 2005.e's thousand in a breeding program -- now in a breeding program in china. >>> a dog racing to get help for his owner. dash cam shows the german shepherd buddy waiting for an alaska state trooper and then leading the trooper back to the scene of a fire. his owner was hurt when a workshop. the trooper followed him all the way back into the woods. there's the seen there, the fire scene there. we're told that the dog's owner has minor burns. they awarded him a silver plated dog bowl for his heroism. you can watch the entire video on myfoxdc.com. >>> mean idol contestants booted from -- american idol contestanted booted from the show offering a helping hand. >>> big changes coming for our weekend forecast. just a hint. it's going to be cooler. it's going to be wet. we'll give you all the details coming up in the forecast. gorgeous evening. stay with us. mcdonald's bacon and cheese angus third pounder. as if it wasn't enough to make it with a full third pound... of 100% angus beef, they had