chairman and ceo, dave roberts. good to have you with us. dave? >> thank you and glad to be here. >> what you have done in a sense is a consolidation and bid consolidation of u.s. plans, fundamentally, why take production out of china and bring it back? >> what we find is that workers in the u.s. are actually more productive than workers in china. we can produce as many pieces or tires with fewer people. frankly we would rather be here in the u.s. than in asia manufacturing for the u.s. market. that plus the fact that it actually proves our cash flow. we no longer have inventories going back and forth it and it leads us to the philosophy of manufacturing. >> saving about $25 million. >> that's correct. we will save about $25 million just in the tire facility consolidation. we have other consolidations under way, but just in the tire area, we are having the work coming back from china. about $25 million cost savings annually and working capital will be reduced from 15 to $20 million. >> so when you did the math, most people would say all right, so

his son edward losing a leg to cancer, his brother robert's boys, dave, dead of a drug overdose, michaelilled in a ski accident, and then john kennedy jr., gone in that plane crash. plane crash. he'd been in a bad one himself earlier in life, but it didn't break him. his resilience, his dignity in all the grief, it earned much public sympathy and respect. if only. if only he hadn't also brought so much trouble to himself. the defining disaster, chappaquiddick, that car he drove off the bridge. his female passenger drowned. >> nor was i driving under the influence of liquor. >> reporter: he was nearly 60 in 1991 when a rape charge brought against his nephew on a night they'd all been out drinking together left a lingering image. though the nephew was acquitted. "newsweek" called the senator "the living symbol of the family flaws," and somehow that was the turning point. maybe it was his falling poll numbers, but when he gave this speech in 1991 -- >> i recognize my own shortcomings. i alone am responsible for them, and i am the one who must confront them. >> reporter: when he said this, t

dave trembley. >> in the gap. that will go on the wall. brian roberts will add to his doubles total as the league leader picks up another one leading off the 5th inning. >> jim: 44th double. so simple for him when you're gifted. fastball away, maybe ends up in the middle of the plate. he says that fine with me. right there, rivera can't get it. not fleet of foot in left field. my point about trembley. if you like him. win games for him. and he said that he was happy, talking about dave trembley with the process of young players. >> yes. dave said that as well. and andy said that there's been a fall off by the veterans they didn't expect. >> gary: jones towards 2nd base. kendrick ranging, he will get the runner moved. roberts goes to 3rd base. i think one of things that's interesting, is that with andy saying what he's said, he said to the players, stand up for your manager. show me, show me what you're willing to do for the manager. because if you produce and have a good finish seemingly the option will be picked up. if you don't, then there will be som

dave? >> all right. thank you very much, susan roberts in washington. now we go over to jeff glor, who is in for russ mitchell at the news desk. >> good morning, guys. good morning, dave. good morning, everyone. >>> the air traffic controller involved in last week's midair collision right here in new york and his supervisor have been suspend for what the faa calls unacceptable conduct. cbs news correspondent priya david reports. >> reporter: when the single engine plane collided with a sig sightseeing helicopter over the hudson river last week, both aircraft were in lightly regulated air space, overseen by nearby newark airport's control tower. last night the faa suspended two employees at new jersey's teterboro airport, where the plane took off just before the crash. an air traffic controller is said to have been on the phone with his girlfriend at the time of the collision. the other employee, a supervisor, was not in the building at the time as required. both are suspended with pay, and the faa says, while it does not believe their actions contributed

roberts. he has a bruised shin suffered yesterday. he told daveat he could play but they didn't want to take any chances. this is the season of transition. eight rookies have made major league debut the. the bottom line is not so much the wins and losses but getting these young players getting ready to compete next year and into the future. it's still fair to ask about the psyche of those young players who are losing more games than they are winning. i put that question to manager dave trembley about how he handles that with his young players. >> you have to trust that their make-up is such that they can handle and they understand there is going to be a learning curve. my job is to make sure that guys get at-bats and get innings. there is no greater way to get it than, you know, here at the major league level ant experience that you're going to get here is going to be a positive one for them. they have to all go through this to get to the other side, you know. to get to the other side, they have to go through this first. you saw tillman pitch yest

there's brian roberts and mick markakis is beading the defense. >> when dave trembley was talking about the media he was asking about a pitch thrown to buy in his first at-bat and a discussion between mike scioscia and the home plate umpire, who's to crew chief. last night when pie hit for the cycle the angels were upset about him celebrating a cycle. that may have had a carry over. you tell me. was this ray purpose pitch. no caught in my mind it was a purpose pitch. theyn't wanted to send a message they didn't like the celebrating. mike said it after i heard that they were upset with pie, that he would probably get thrown at, at that point this the game. he did. >> you see mike scioscia came on the field for two calls right there. another foul tip off the bat of aybar. aybar thought it was a foul tip. the umpire saw it wasn't. aybar trying to get the extra swing. >> i want to go the pie last night. you've seen all kind of player. pie had a tough year. he was the starter. he losts a job. he's had to work to get whatever playing time he gets and has a career night. only 4 cycles in the h

. >> brian roberts did not start because of a contusion. he said he wanted to play. dave trembley said, as far as the training staff goes, that would not happen. brian says in his career, for a while, this has been the first time he has sat out because of injury. >> jim: big surprise he is sitting near the crow. here is what happened yesterday. >> buck: he fouls it directly into that left shin. he would stay in the game, finished that at-bat. he could not answer the bell for his second at-bat. >> jim: adam lind takes it outside. lind is the dh for toronto. he is an outfielder by trade. 26 years old but get most of his at-bats as the designated hitter. fouls it back. the blue jays have a pretty good 2-3 punch, if you will with aaron hill, 26 home runs and adam linbatting behind him with 23 and they bat from opposite sides of the plate. >> buck: and they are high average hitters. power hitters and they drive in runs. so that's very difficult to get into the new of the game with the second and third hitters. >> jim: matusz misses outside, ball 2. matusz in his minor league c

. >> jim: so, dave trembley and richie van sells will leave. roberts says he's ok. he'll get the glove back on the glove hand. here is can you believe can you believe who pinch-hit for brendan harris. a lefty batter up there against mickolio. >> buck: can you believe only 2- 9 as a pinch-hitter, but both of those left the ballpark. kubel two home runs as a pinch- hitter. >> jim: long look at first. time finally requested. >> buck: and mickolio just made up his mind. he wasn't going to do anything to see if cuddyer might make an early break, but he just held the ball to see what was going to happen there. >> jim: cuddyer has five steals on the year. strike one right in there. kubel dh'd in the game last night with tillman on the mound and he was 0-3, but he did drive in what proved to be the winning run with a sac fly. inside, 1-1. >> buck: kubel didn't start tonight because of brian matusz the right-hander on the mound the starter for the orioles. >> jim: ball and a strike on the pinch-hitter kubel. he went too far. 1-2. tough to pickup that pitch. recognized where

daves and i rick dempsey. >> it was a close game, interesting one to watch. pick ship highlights in this, as brian robertss through with with another double. rbi double to right center field. gives the orioles a 1-0 lead. this is the part of the ball game you just really hate to say something like this happen. matt wieters cannot gets over in front of this ball, can't find it. minnesota comes in to score the tying run on a wild pitch. >> jason kubel will come through with enough to score the tie breaking run, and twins take a 2-1 advantage at this point. the horse yeahs best chance came in the top half of the 7th inning. melvin mora comes up with two runners on and gets the ball hit to morneau at first, covers the bag at first, inning over, and the orioles strand two there, and end up losing to the minnesota twins 2-1. the orioles 7-16 during the month of august, 3-4 on this road trip. time now to go back out to the metrodome in minneapolis where jim hunter and buck martinez are waiting. hello, jim. >> hello, tom. tough game here, but very well played on both sides. these are all learning experiences, and

dave: we hope so, they need it. >> that would be a great start and we're seeing a little bit of it but more and that is something that robertaying more, we need a little more. >> dave: we won't hold our breath. >> clayton: nicole petallides, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> clayton: and she's on the floor of the stock exchange in the morning and we got her here. >> dave: police say the woman who killed 8 people driving the wrong way on new york's taconic parkway as drunk and high, and her husband, however, says, she didn't drink. she -- was she an alcoholic and is it possible he didn't know? we look for answers, next. >> clayton: and this world's longest yard sale under way, how you can cash in on things you have otherwise -- otherwise would give away, straight ahead. (announcer) big news for stiff joint sufferers. to improve joint comfort in as little as six days. six days, that's fast! (announcer) joint supplement pills are history, because elations powerful formula is more absorbable than pills, delivering clinically proven levels of glucosamine and chondroitin in a great-tasting drink you enjoy every day. it tast

roberts. michael aubrey making his second consecutive start at first base. matt wieters behind the plate. >> jim: dave trembley of the birds. orioles as andy macphail mentioned to buck, 3-4 on this trip. here is morneau. he takes ball one. matt is falling behind -- matusz is falling behind. >> buck: don't be mistaken. these are good hitters. they'll make you throw strikes. they have not seen matusz before obviously, so they want a good look at him and see with a he's featuring. >> jim: cabrera and mauer on. orioles have the infield at double play depth. there's a strike at the knees. 1-1 on morneau. matusz in his four starts has allowed four home runs. the one number he'd like to bring down, but it's already been contributed to here is the base hits allowed. he's allowed two hits here and now 33 base hits against him since joining the orioles. fouled back the other way 1-2. that works out to an average, buck, of 15 hits per nine innings which is well above what he's accustomed to. >> buck: yeah, he's faced the best hitters he's ever seen. they make adjustments quickly. it doesn't take long for them to

dave trembly comes out to argue. and. angels lead it 3-0 at the first. bottom of the first, brian roberts but i bar robs lee bar of a base off lead. bottom three, b rob rips a bar for the 2-run center. the 10th and the birds cut the lead in half at 4-0. luke scott gets ahold of one, stray away, center field, solo home run for scott. his team leading 20th of the year and the birds down 6-3. bottom of the year. march kay simarkakis runs one. the 14th of the year and the game is tied at 6. top of the 7th, angels have a 7-6 lead. bases loaded for mike napoli who has one to the deep center. he brings it back, robbing him of a grand slam. and angels up 8-6. of course it could have been a lot worse. >> bottom of the 9th, o's down 87 after roberts led off with a double. jones give ones a ride to deep left. rivera back at the wall and he makes the watch on the warning track, but roberts tacks up and scores. the game tied at 8 and they're headed to extra innings. >> top of the 13th, bases loaded for tory hunter. he browns the middle. bobby a brace and scores the go ahead run and the angels tack on

roberts did in covering that base. that was not brian's bag. it was berken. you don't get that out, the whole complexion of the inning and the game could change right there. >> yes. >> daveley is joining us, the skipper here live in toronto. we don't mean take he is alive, we mean this is live. >> i know what you mean. >> skip, talk about berken. after having nine losses and nine decisions to come back and pitch tonight, a pretty gutty effort. >> especially after he gave up back-to-back home runs. he could have carefulled in and the team could have as well. he could have been here we go again. he didn't do it. i thought he pitched his best baseball in the fifth and sixth inning. he really showed us something in the fifth with stranding the runners and coming out and putting a zero up. he -- you know, he stepped up, and so did the guys behind him. we made some plays in the field. i thought robert' play is unsung getting over there and covering and obviously the play that nicky made and melvin made some very good plays at third. >> and you look at small, little growth, and the fifth inning, i thought that was an commissional inning for jason berken because of the miss play