davis will stay at 1st base.ll games you said everybody has contributed in this line up. last night hitting the ten batters to the plate in the 1 st inning everybody involved in the 1 st inning. it has happened again tonight. hannahan had 0-4 but only one. 3-2 on cabrera. very tough to double up. lob throw to try and keep him leaning in that direction. 3-2 on cabrera. runner goes. inside. he surrenders the walk and the a's here in the 8th inning have two on and nobody out. jason berken walked three. david hernandez and baez did not walk any. bullpen has not given up a run in the ball game. hernandez, baez and now short- term. all nine runs, seven hits, three and a third berken started. and cahill. couple run six hits over six couple records for oakland. two on, nobody out. kennedy two rbis in the ball game. two doubles. two runs scored. he's gone 2-4. kennedy now batting in .346. >> buck: got his eye on davis as the speeder and leaving 2nd base. i wouldn't expect him to do anything other than swing away here. >>

davis up. a 1-4 and rbi in the ball game last night playing in center field. >> buck: played double on the first batter he pitched to. scored on a ground ball to 1st base. >> gary: playing with ryan sweeney out with a banged up knee. sweeney's still bothered by it. he has a sprained medial collateral and mild tendonitis. they are hoping he will not have to go on the d.l. while that's going on the speeder davis gets to start in center field. one down. bases empty. jason berken's delivery to him. that's ripped into the gap. he's going to be flying. you can hear the fans saying think about three. he'll go to 2nd base and stay. davis is on with a one out double. >> buck: hits both doubles by jason berken and this was a breaking ball that just didn't break. stayed up out over the plate. might have been high on the strike zone but davis collects his second double of the season and set us up the top of the order. >> gary: and he can fly. so anything that's a base hit you'll be tearing around trying to

. >> gary: davis right off the end of the bat foul. he had a double, scored a run in the 3rd inning. davis gone 3-13 with runners in scoring positions. said he's not had a lot of starts up there. sweeney hurt, four in a row now that he's been starting center fielder. 1-1, one down. inside. 2-1. brors we just haven't seen the same quality pitches from berken tonight as we've seen in his first two starts. been a little bit higher in the strike zone consistently tonight than he has been earlier. >> gary: davis close but not quite again. and the count will go to 3-1. cunningham at 3rd. melvin mora right off the bag with him. and that is a strike on the outside corner. >> buck: one thing you should remember trying to evaluate jason berken, don't come to conclusions after three starts. we've seen him very good and seen him around a little bit. most of the time he's been pretty good. >> gary: 3-2 delivery on the way and walked him. berken has surrendered three walks in the ball game. putting runners on at 1 st and 3rd and davis with tremendou

davis, rajai davis, the centerfielder. they have batted around.he 9th batter to hit here in the 1st inning. and that will be taken outside for a ball. 1-1. davis, the last couple of games, has picked it up, going 3-for-7, coming off the road trip, 3-for-11. and he will foul that one back. he has been sharing time with sweeney in centerfield, gets some starts in tonight's ballgame. sweeney is unable to be in there because he has had some physical problems that will keep him out at least this game. >> he banged up his knee against the fence in chicago. so he is a little bit sore. third game he missed. davis gets a base hit into right field, markakis with the runner coming, here is the throw to the plate, way off the mark. and the 2-out rbi single by davis and a 6-0 lead. >> buck: rajai davis stays on this pitch. it's outside. it's a slider and he is able to punch it into right field. cunningham running for second

it's davis. a's win it, 4-3. only his third r.b.i. this entire season for davis. >> wow. so the odd thing in this game is the guy that you sigh with two hits, you don't see hitting joe ueuer. he goes 1 for 4, and dropped to .410. it's way to early to talk about anybody making a push to hit .400. but based on computer simulations, which we like to do, mauer has a chance of doing .380 or better. what do scouts say about mauer's ating that allows him to be in the annual conversation of guys that could pull it off? >> well, let's face it. c i talked to him recently about his approach at the plate and what's changed this year. and he said he's become more cognizant as he's gotten older about taking advantage of hitters counts. 2-0, and 3-1. he's looking to drive the ball. he's been doing it more this year. the question of .400. yes, he's a left-handed hitter. on the down side he's a catcher. he's not very fast. at some point, yet he missed the first month of the season, that helped keep him fresh. lot of his teammates are joking that he's got fresh hands. but in the end, you w

davis and david e. davis in it icon that you made him more of an icon by associating with him in a car purrs automobile magazine. it is planned this indianism between you and david e. davis and how that came about and you got to know him? >> david davis for those of you who don't know about him, and absolutely amazing legendary character in the car world. he was in the original editor of car and driver and has some pre history of what was called sports card to complex to read and boring, or something like that. he treated car and driver and ran for a long time, quit and was a car advertising guy for a long time. as a davis by david back to run car and driver for a second time in the '70s which is when i met him. david loves language and loves writing and voice and great writing. he eventually won car and driver was sold he quit and start an automobile magazine and when that for a long time and now is back a car and driver for round three. davis is absolutely great but what made some great is an interest

. >> davis, the game-wing hit. a's win 4-3. they're starting to pick up steam. oakland has won 9 of 12. that included a 7-game win streak. the twins are just # and 20 on the road this season. they're only 1 of 4 major league teams with fewer than ten road wins. phillies and mets and mets in the top of the tenth in the rubber match between these two teams. highlights coming up. >> tonight, rockies-brewers, colorado. riding a 7-game winning streak. ian stewart has been a major part of that. he gets into one again. top 4. solo shot, number 12 for stewart. rockies up 2-nil. bottom 7, bases loaded. huge opportunity! >> oh oh. struck out swinging. >> i thought you pulled something. >> i pulled something. >> brawn, and the rockies escaped with a 5-4 win, they won eight straight. they've outscored their opponents 55-20 in that span. >> a good, long one in houston. it's been some talk about the deep one to center, and the hill and all that. straight way, michael borne is out there. watch out for the hill, kid. what? no problem. oh, no, he didn't. borne catches it, that w

davis has a singling and an rbi, 10th hit for the a's.bout zoe, she will have beautiful hair [ laughter ]. >> gary: 2-2 delivery, bloop, to second. one away. runer back to first. orioles fans, you deser major league service. official fan-to-fan marketplace of the orioles. >> buck: two more games here in oakland many tomorrow, 9:00 p.m. eastern time, update on that, too. and then after an off day off monday, we'll see the seattle mariners again, three straight day all on masn hd, all starting at 7:00 7:00 p.m.. >> gary: ♪ there is a moon out tonight. beautiful moon. ground ball towards short. andino again, there is one and there is two. andino playing a spectacular shortstop in this game has made two great plays that have resultd in double plays. does it again here. diving, gets the flip and look how much time they had at first. hey. don't move. for the next minute, i'm gonna show you what it's like to have verizon fios. these are your widgets, they let you put whatever you're watching down here, while you check out local traffic, weather,

davis: i'm going to yield to mr. grayson, we have a number of individuals who want to speak, he's going to do that first. the chair: the gentleman from florida. mr. grayson: i had the experience of going to afghanistan a couple of years ago, this has to do with whether we should keep track of our policies on afghani women. when i went to afghanistan a few years ago, i saw interesting things. if you're on the streets of afghanistan, everywhere you look are children, because hardly any of them are in school. as a result, you see more children in the streets of an afghan city or town than almost anywhere in the world. i noticed something interesting about the girls. if you see an 8-year-old afghan girl, she looks like an 8-year-old afghan boy, dressed the same way, playing the same games if you see a 9-year-old afghan girl, her arms are covered. a 10-year-old afghan girl, her arms and heads are covered. 12-year-old afghan girls are not on the streets anywhere, or 13-year-old or 14-year-old or 15-year-old, they're just n

davis making the start in centerfield. he has started the last three now with sweeney out of there with that banged up knee. 14th overall start this year in center. davis will take the pitch. he has a three-game hit streak. he added two with that base hit in the 1st ening, picking up his first rbi of the year. 1-0 delivery. and that will be taken down low for a ball. davis can fly out there around the base paths. 2-0 count. rims to short andino is there and catches it on the fly. 2 down. >> buck: boy, nine straight retired by mark hendrickson coming out of the bullpen. he is just a different pitcher pitching out of this role. for whatever reason, he is very relaxed, confident in all his pitches. dave trembley talked about, when they made the move, this is the role they had signed him up for initially. they brought him over and the competition didn't pan out so he won that spot in the rotation. >> gary: he will get another strike in. cabrera singled, grounded out. this is his third time to the plate. maybe just doesn't like

. >> and behind mazzaro it is davis and jack cust. gregoria petit at third base. third start of the season at third. cabrera, kevin -- kennedy, crosby and suzuki has caught all three games in this weekend series. >> well jones on it first. he does have four steals. here is reimold. and that's a fastball there for a strike and it's 0-1. reimold did not start in the game last night but after felix pie left after one at bat when he fouled the ball off his adam's apple and he eventually came in and hit a three run home run. a bouncer toward short. kennedy back to first. and beyond the first baseman and that goes into the orioles dugout and reimold will head down to second base. good job by adam jones at the bag at second base to upset the throw of adam kennedy. >> what a great slide by adam jones. you can see he is all over adam kennedy. good, clean slide. it is no problem whatsoever, sliding on top of the bag. the umpire at second base has a good look, gary darling and that's how you turn things around and that's how you snap four game losing streaks. >> now you have

davis. mr. davis: this will rise the price of a gallon of gas, push food prices to new heights and increase the cost of every consumer product. this is a national energy tax. this will punish middle-class farmers and across the nation. america needs a comprehensive energy plan, not a national energy tax. local, state and federal officials have stressed the need for policies to create jobs. this cap and trade proposal will fail to do that when america needs them. we will lose jobs, manufacturers will move their plants to other countries with cheaper energy and lower taxes, hurting american workers and the environment globally. in the past years i have watched house democrats defeat every meaningful proposal for job creation that has been proposed in this chamber and we have to bring an end to that. this bill is nothing more than the economic colonization of the heartland by the coastal states like new york and california. the one thing i will tell you, it is not about energy but confiscation of w

lineup for orlando cabrera. >> buck: i guess the book on davis is pound him inside.bass did the same thing on his last at-bat. threw a couple of in side and weiters is staying inside as well. trying to get something on the ground here. get this first batter up. >> jim: high pop up, left side of the infield, mora near the bag. and he has it for the out. one down. you could really see how they have to concentrate with this high sky. the sun is difficult here in oakland. >> buck: the high sky is not because there is nothing to contrast that in baseball, there is no depth perception and you can't tell where the ball is and then you deal with the high sun and melvin mora keeps looking up there and saying that is tough. >> jim: castillo back with the team, getting loose. several reunions this weekend. there is a strike. castillo and oscar salazar, rejoining the team. >> buck: you and i have been reunited. where have you been? >> jim: i've been out here. congratulations on the birth of your granddaughter. popped foul near the oriole dugout. >> buck: these relievers have com

davis got to it. the world's most refresh feeling. >> buck: in the 1st inning, jack cust was hitting with two aboard, nobody out. he squares up on that high change-up from jeremy guthrie, drills it to the wall in centerfield over the wall, his 9th homerun of the season. >> gary: one away in the 9th inning. no lan reimold will get his first at-bat. did not start in the ballgame. he came on for nick markakis in right. strike taken. after the ballgame got out of hand. orioles did not get on the board until scott hit a homerun in the 7th. with two down. his 13th of the year. that is the only extra base hit that the orioles have in the ballgame and the only runner who passed second tonight. the o's stranded just 2, 1 in the 1st and 1 in the 2nd. >> buck: of this scored a total of 6 runs on this trip. they were fortunate to win the first game 1-0. >> gary: the bats have just disappeared. 9 runs in 6 games and the orioles don't score anymore in this one. one down in the 9th inning. springer, 1-2 delivery. re

. >> davis he'll take an outside for a ball. davis has doubled, scored, walked and scored. he's filling that nine hole with pretty good offensive production. in the series he's now had a couple hits, five at bats. one rbi. 1-1 count. i think these speeders of the game like to wear their socks this way or their pants so you can see their socks. it makes them look faster. [ laughter ] >> it does. old fashioned. >> the old fashioned look when you're running it really makes you look like you're really flying as opposed to having the pant leg down mind the heel of your shoe which is the favorite way to wear your pants. not many who have their pants hiked up like that. probably because there as you see most players wear them. some now have a hook. elastic in the back that goes around the back of the shoe. here's a 1-2 delivery. and that's to short. force at 2nd. and he gets it over to roberts. no runs, no hits, no errors and no one left on base. 9-0a's. and get one free after mail-in-rebate. are you insured? do you know when your beer is perfectly cold? or do you risk drinking a

host: we want to welcome tom davis. guest: banks.ost: we would like you to respond to this piece from time magazine. he says that numbers do not lie unless republicans overhaul their message the losses will continue. what is your reaction? guest: that is right. he focused on hispanics in young people in terms of republicans losing market share with those groups. the real problem is more geographic. we have 18 states that the democrats have not carried in five straight elections. john mccain was not within 18. in any of those. the senate lineup is now 34-2. if you want to be a national party will have to open up. the party is now struggling over whether it will be a private club or coalition which would allow some divergent views into the party to be competitive in some areas. host: one of the state he speaks about is indiana. your party was surprised when barack obama won it. he won because of the latino vote. 50,000 votes of a margin. it says that the gop has entered a brave new world of latino hoosiers and they are losing. guest: t

former congressman tom davis talks about health care in republican politics. later, in the that the cover story on harper's magazine. that is live at 7:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. >> how was c-span funded? >> through donations? >> through the federal government.

. >> rob: you had paul blair and i had eric davis.ric would be in full dead stride on a ball going away from him and tapping his leg. as soon as i saw the glove tap the leg, i knew he had the catch. >> bob: did anybody play more shallow than paul blair? >> jim p.: blair played really shallow. he'd play where he, the one thing about paul blair, i'm sure eric davis, he had such great body control. so if you play shallow, you better be able to go back and not jump into the wall. paul just had, he was a very good basketball player, great leaping ability, shot too much when he played in the off- season, but he could go over the fence and never hit the fence because he had great vertical leap. >> rob: actually eric davis made one of the greatest world series catches that gets overlooked and he pierced his kidney. lacerated his kidney on the catch because he was 6'3", 185 pounds, about 4% body fat, his elbow went up underneath his abdomen and into his kidney area, it was still a game saving catch. we went on to sweep the a's. and he was play

tom davis together with rick dempsey. the orioles five straight wins now, rick. better pitching or better hitting? >> i like the way both of it is going now. the reason i like the offense so much is because they're scoring early in ballgames. they're scoring a little bit in the middle and whatever they need late in ballgames they're getting now. they're building a lot of confidence, and they seem to be relaxing, and they're down in ballgames and they're scoring runs. that's what i like the most. a pinch hit base hitter and then the big blow. brian roberts is usually in the mix somewhere. but everybody is really coming together nicely. i like what i see there. the pitching, all of these young guys are starting to go deep interballgames, especially brad bergesen. i think all of the other pitchers are watching him. they see the way he is pitching quick and his tempo is nice and easy and slow. >> some good news. now, the orioles send alberto castillo to the minors and brought back chris ray. for the latest on that and the weather on south florida. what is the weather

davis. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized for three minutes. mrs. davis: i want to salute mr. skelton and thank him very much for his support. mr. speaker, i join my colleagues on the house armed services committee in support of h.r. 2647, the national defense authorization act for fiscal year 2010. as chairman of the military personnel subcommittee, i'm proud of the provisions in the bill that improve the quality of life for our service members, their families, retirees and military survivors. i want to recognize my colleague and ranking member, the gentleman from south carolina, joe wilson, for working with me and supporting these very important initiatives. mr. speaker, service members and their families are bearing the burden of multiple deployments after nearly eight years of conflict. it is our responsibility to support our men and women in uniform and their families, given the enormous sacrifices they are making in defense of our nation. we all agree that these men and women are the heart and soul of our military. all the weapons systems in the world cannot substitute f

tom davis with rick dempsey in our studio. orioles had problems on the field last night in their 5-2 loss to the marlins. dave trembley summed up a lost night in miami. >> a lot of the success we've had recently is because we've played very good baseball and we played all 27 outs, but we gave some outs tonight. that was a difference of the game. that's about as direct as i can say it. [ indiscernible ] >> i forget what -- who is running, you know, so -- >> bonifacio? >> yeah, it's bonifacio. i try to throw home plate. know make a decision. i try to throw to home plate or second base. but when -- you know, that, mistake, that's my fault. i have to throw for the second base. that's my fault. >> obviously, felix pie had a tough game last night. it seemed like pie had trouble in more ways than one. >> you saw what felix pie said in that interview did he forget who is running. you cannot do that at the major league level. when you take a guy like this and look at him overall, you say what kind of player do we have. he's a player. h

davis on the run and he makes the catch as that ball curled back, markakis hit that ball right on the nose. the orioles strand two. bottom of the 8th, the athletics hanging on to a 3-0 lead. with the calendar, i can schedule all my payments. and when funds are low, danger days help me stay out of the red. i can also transfer money with just a click and a drag. so maybe i'm better with money than i thought. introducing the virtual wallet from pnc, a high-definition, online view of your money. pnc. leading the way. >> jim: 3-0 athletics lead and now time for the recap. >> buck: he hits a bullet, a one hopper, robert andino has played well in the series and pops up to holliday for the first out of the 3rd inning. >> jim: and the coors light freeze cam. a good day with the glove and good day at the plate and here is jim johnson to work in the 8th inning for the orioles. >> buck: johnson making his 26th appearance. and he certainly wants to continue what brian bass and matt albers has done today. >> jim: bers stayed at 2nd base, pinch hitting for ty wigginton. adam kennedy, jack cust a

davis gets it in. luke scott gets his second hit. 2-4. don't look now but a couple runs on the board and the orioles could be right back in this ball game. >> buck: absolutely. certainly somebody goes long ball here and it's a two run game. obviously not happy to be battling back from such an early deficit but that's the situation they've been left with h now he comes out and gives up óyuwm ts after the first strikeout first batter he pitched. >> gary: aubrey huff with two on and one away. huff is 0-3 off him. time-out taken as the oakland bench suddenly realizing this thing getting a little too tight. get up in the pen and working in a hurry to get ready. >> buck: both big hard throwers and bailly has been given most of the closing opportunities of late. young out buying his bullpen some pitching coach talking with suzuki and pitcher about this point forward with aubrey huff. >> gary: aubrey against the left handers hitting .195. couple home runs. two of his eight. two on and one out. pitch in for a strike. right now the orioles would

davis, the trail runner at first base may be the fastest runner on the team.around second base when that ball landed foul. >> buck: this is obviously a big at-bat here with two outs and you have to finish them off and save these three runs. bass were -- worked a good inning on friday night. he got three outs and no damage. >> jim: called back to the big club on may the 30th, playing triple-a in sacramento. hitting .267 in triple-a. he did get some time with the athletics last year, played in 14 games. and he's out after venezuela. 1-2 the count. fouling it off to stay alive. >> buck: kind of pacing that breaking ball way outside. and brian bass has been throwing the ball very well. he's been in multiple roles. he's worked early in the game and been able to pitch, three, three plus innings. he can give you some late- inning closure. >> jim: castillo just -- just off the plate, but it was outside. and 0-2 on petit. bases loaded. two men down. three runs in. hard hit to short. he flips to wigginton and bass comes on and gets the orioles out of it. after all of th

>> we have a couple of books from angela davis. a collection of essays it is our first book that has been published in about four years that covers things that she is particularly interested been the, racism, sexism the prison industrial complex and particularly interesting thing that we're publishing with angela is a new edition of a narrative of the life of frederick douglass which contains douglas's narrative as well as essays by davis that were part of a course that she talked at ucla in the '70s. and it really brings two life that sa and will include a new essay written by her this year. we're hoping people who have read the narrative before they will be enriched by the new and the old works. we're also publishing the awaken her the long awaited a memoir by hellman weaver it is about her life with jack kerouac and greenwich village in the fifties and is also involved in the publishing scene in the '50s so it is more than focusing just on jack kerouac but a bigger and literary life in new york and with it which it continues alw

davis: thank you, mr. speaker. i join my colleagues in supporting this resolution. the holocaust museum offers more than an important education opun

davis 1-5 at tomorrow. and the angels down 1-0. drops it down and it looks pretty routine and they throw it away. aybar heads to second and the double is nice. and aybar safe. and the throw, that sails out of town and aybar scores easily. and the second most errors in the majors. and the angels 13-4 in interleague play. and going 3-4 and .500 in the last seven games. >>> updating you on the giants and brewers now tied at 6-6 in the bottom of the ninth. the giants are doing their best to give the game away. brian wilson on the mound, the bottom of the ninth. prince fielder coming out to the dish. brian braun struck out and another two outs in this one. and the giants are definitely trying to hang onto this one. and prince fielder, a three-run home run. >>> and entering the third round of the weigmam, struggling the on the hole. missing the par putt and four didn't get better. and another par putt. and it goes right and she goingeed four of the six holes and finished the third round 4 under. and stacie lewis the third hole and it doe

>> will come of this fall we have a couple books coming out from angela davis. we have a collection of essays. it is our first book that has been published in about four years that covers the emcee is particularly interested in, racism, sexism, the prison industrial complex and particularly interesting but we are publishing with angela is a new edition of the narrative of the life of frederick douglass and american slave which contains douglas's narrative as well as essays by davis that were part of a course that she todd at the ucla in the 70's. so, it really brings to life that essay and we will also include a new as they ridden by heard this year, so we are hoping that people who have read the narrative before take a look at this but as it is going to be enriched by the new and old work. we are also publishing the awakening, a long awaited memoir by hilbun leaver about her life with jack kerouac, of lenny bruce, allen ginsburg in greenwich village in the '50s. she was involved in the publishing scene in the '50s of more than just focusing on carol lack, it re

. >> the exception was the pitch to davis. that was a slider still up and he was able to reach out and poke it into the right field. none of the pitches were executed tremendously and i paid the price for it. >> real hot team you're facing? >> i don't know one way or another they were hot. i made them hot if they weren't already. they swung the bats very well tonight. they hit the ball really hard. even the outs were hit hard. they swung the bat well against me tonight. >> hard to tell the night before but you don't anticipating missing any starts with this do you? >> i do not. hopefully wake up and continue to gradually disappear for the next start. >> amber reported his wrist is fine. he took a line shot back off his wrist. two-thirds of an inning, seven hits, six runs, no walks, no strikeouts. that's a three run home run to jack cust. is guthrie trying to overthrow his fastball? >> sometimes i think that hits the nail right on the head. he decided he was going to go out and throw as hard as he possibly could. if you can equ

markakis nearly hit a ball for a double but davis ran it down. you can't guide the ball but if you have good swings, eventually the -- the hits will ball. >> there was quality at-bats but nothing to show for them. melvin hit a ball good. they just didn't drop in. that's just the way the game goes. >> dave, we appreciate the visit. >> all righty. >> manager dave trembley joining us. the athletics complete the three game sweep. back to the studio. >> and the dave trembley interview brought to you by verizon wireless. >>> and now, rick, when you look at adom jones batting leadoff and reimold batting second and the night before it was different. is it acts of desperation to get them going. >> that's a major shake up. when reimold is hitting second and you're number one guy is hitting .340, over that at this point in the season, he's the leadoff guy and got two hits today but had nobody on base in front of him. dave is trying everything. i feel sorry for him. i've been there and managed seven years myself. i know you have to do those kind of things bu

i talked to eric davis. >> bob: kearns to short, can the orioles turn it? yes, they can! it was bases loaded, nobody out. and baltimore still leads. ú from that first dollar forward, cash flow isn't just an important thing to small business. it's everything. that's why pnc is introducing your new cfo, cash flow options designed to effectively improve your cash flow. cfo helps every dollar work harder. from the very first dollar to the last dollar of the day. get in touch with your new cfo. pnc. leading the way.  >> bob: we're back here, orioles lead 4-3 over the washington nationals. in the fifth inning, melvin mora running towards the foul line in left field, sees reimold out of the corner of his eye. he just makes an amazing athletic play right here. he catches the ball over the shoulder. there you see it. unbelievable over the shoulder catch by melvin mora in the fifth inning. your coors light freeze cam. >> jim p.: you saw the smile on andino. and who is leading off. melvin mora against we'll cacal m ththk ttttle ol 17 yrs in tthe sw, s so n i thnk is

her, i hurt you all, i hurt my wife, i hurt my boys, i heard friends like tom davis. i heard a lot of different folks. and all i can say is i apologize .. the people in south carolina and saying where do we go from here. i would simply say i go back to that simple word of asking for forgiveness. just as a decorative statement before we open up for a couple questions that i will move on -- i have tried to think of first missteps is clearing out more time as a good this process of of reconciliation and figuring out what comes next. i am going to resign as chairman of the republican governors association and tendered my resignation because i think it is their purpose thing to do given other governors across this nation and my role as chairman of the rnd a, and it frankly from the standpoint of time. if i think about this process not only the beginning i family level but the family of south carolinian so that means me going one by one and town by town to talk to a lot of old friends across the state and what i have done her embarrassing for their forgiveness, that will ta

now "o's xtra", tom davis and rick dempsey in baltimore. an unstoppable force. because every coors light can is cold-activated. when the mountains turn blue, your beer is as cold as the rockies. the coors light cold-activated can. enjoy refreshment at its peak. aaaaaahhh! frost-brewed coors light. the world's most refreshing beer. >> welcome to "o's xtra" post- game brought to you by verizon fios. before we talk baseball, we apologize for the electrical problems coming out of south florida. the ninth inning was done with a radio call by jim hunter and buck martinez on the play-by- play. we apologize for logz the picture. that's the second time tonight that we had an electrical problem in south florida. we had one earlier in the game. orioles did lose to the marlins tonight 11-3. marlins complete add three-game sweep. how about rich hill. he strikes out the side to start the game and doesn't last five innings. >> he had thrown that many curve balls, he would donate his elbow to the body world exhibit by the fifth inning. he had to throw a few fastballs and that d

take it away, tom and rick. >> tom davis, rick dempsey. welcome to "o's xtra" presented by verizon fios. orioles lose to the florida marlins 5-2. jason berken got in trouble in the beginning of the game. >> you can't walk the first man of the game. that will always come back to haunt you. what's any rule of game? nothing good ever happens after a walk am two walks for berken score on the day. orioles lose 5-2. berk begin no have the that bad a night. he pitched tough tough through parts this have ballgame, but the walk did him in. >> go back and take a look at the highlights from tonight's game. we begin in the first inning because the marlins got on the board quickly in the florida first. hanley ramirez comes through with a two-run sing toll right center field to give the marlins a 2-0 lead. this came after a walk and an error. >> there you go. you see hanley ramirez inside- outs that ball to right field. he's swinging a hot bat driving in a lost runs for the orioles right -- marlins right now. >> a grounder mishandled by emilio bonifacio

host: tom ridge, let me pick up on tom davis' comment. will the party allow you to do what tom davis suggests? guest: when we certainly ragman's -- when we circled the wagons, we ought to fire out, not inward. be thoughtful and respectful, but also be focusing our attention on our disagreements with the democrats. i think he is a voice of reason. this is the man whose conservative credentials are impeccable. the base is shrinking, and we will always be the pro-life party, we will always be viewed as the more conservative of the two parties. there are certain basic inches it values at the broader republican party will embrace, but i think it is about time -- there are certain basic intrinsic values at the broader republican party will embrace. we have to be a lot more tolerant of different points of view within the party. i have had two republicans that fundamentally changed my life. two republican presidents. i got a draft notice from richard nixon and i went to vietnam, and i got a phone call from president george bush and got a lot -- a

and so in a very profound way i have let down tom davis's of the world. on the right over here i called the house and in the background i heard my parents in law who have come to see jenny and i let them down. i have had some real conversations with my father-in-law, leaving the cards on the table and he was incredibly gentlemanly as you cannot imagine in seeing here were some things i was struggling with regarding where my heart was, where i was in life, those different kind of things, and i let him down. i fled down a lot of people. that's the bottom line. and i let them down in every instance i would ask their forgiveness. forgiveness is not an immediate process. it is in fact a process that takes time and i will be in that process for quite some weeks and months and i suspect years ahead. but i am here because if you were to look at bald's laws and every instance they are designed to protect people from themselves. i think that is the bottom line of god's mall. it isn't a rigid list of do and don't just for the heck of to and don't come it is indeed t

congressman tom davis for all of their leadership on this issue. we are here today to show that this congress doesn't just talk about family values, it values families. and this bill, h.r. 626, that grants four weeks of paid leave for the birth or fostering or adoption of a child is the first bill to pass balancing work and families since 1993. in 1993, we passed the landmark family and medical leave act that provided 12 weeks of unpaid leave which allowed women to have children and not lose their jobs and this is very important since most women have to work, many are single heads of house holds, but it takes two-family incomes to make ends meet. this bill provides four weeks of paid leave. many on the other side of the aisle have said that this economy is in recession and we should not be doing this. but i would like to point out in addition to the points that mr. lynch made earlier, that they have been opposed to it in good times and bad times. paid leave ensures that the birth of a child does not further destabilize families who are struggling t

>> well, this fall we have a couple books coming out from angela davis. we have a collection of essays, her first book that has been published in about four years. it covers themes she is particularly interested in -- racism, sexism, industrial complex and to do interesting but we are publishing with angela is a new edition of a narrative of the life of frederick douglass, an american slave, which contains the douglases narrative as well as essays by a davis that are part of a chorus then she taught at ucla in the '70s. so it really brings to life that essay and will also include in your essay written by her this year appear, so we are hoping that people who have read the narrative emma walton hamilton take a look at this book as it will be enriched by the inuit and the old work. we are already publishing in the awakening, a long-awaited memoir by helen weaver, about her life with jack kerouac, lenny bruce, allen ginsberg, greenwich village in the '60s, also involved in the publishing scene in the '50s so it is more than just focusing on kerouac, it reall

for rick dempsey, this is tom davis. we thank you for watching masn. forward to you rejoining us tomorrow evening at 6:30 from baltimore's camden yards for more orioles coverage. birds begin a three-game series against the washington nationals. brad bergesen on the mound pitching for the orioles and ross detwiler going for the washington nationals. once again, the orioles lose to the florida marlins 11-3. for rick dempsey, this is tom davis. thank you for watching masn. . announcer: for under $1500. we told him you find it, you keep it. this is so sexy. but macs to me are about aesthetics more than they are the computing power. the keyboard is small. that thing is gigantic. it's got four gigs of ram. it's got the processing speed that i need. this laptop has got everything i want. ah! announcer: nice work, g. it's a pc. my budget was $1,500. this computer will do everything that i need. i'm a pc because i'm really picky. since april 26th. >> albert pujols was 5 for 5 with three grand slams prior to today with the bases loaded. in the top of the second.

davis, four minutes. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for four minutes. mr. davis: today i offer an amendment tone able our nation to more effective pli hi plan international operations. we must be able to integrate military and nonmilitary elements of our national power this requires the effective integration of all agencies of the federal government, not only those with traditional security roles. however, achiefing integrated roles requires planning and excuse. at present there's no permanent institutionalized system for developing the skills required. examples abound for the need for change. the first relates to afghanistan. i commend president obama for pursuing an interagency approach to solving that. helping the after began government create a secure and stable environment requires we assist farmest growing something other than poppies, used for opium. the department of agriculture has never been used before now to provide support in operations like that in afghanistan. the military was forced to fill in the gap with people with no agriculture experien

davis: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to honor reverend richard fowler, a dedicated community servant and spiritual leader from the fourth district. he was born and raised in covington, kentucky. earned bachelor's degree in science. he served our great country during the vietnam war as a member of the army. upon completing his military duty, reverend fowler began an impressive 28-year career with procter & gamble. he was ordained in 1979. reverend fowler has served as pastor in covington since 1983. and in addition to his duties at ninth street, reverend fowler is a member of numerous boards including the ue natedway, -- united way, our local community and technical college. he's also the founder and organizers of oasis, incorporated for community action and substance abuse recovery. on the 25th of june, reverend fowler marked the beginning of legislative business by offering the opening prayer on the house floor. madam speaker, please join me -- mr. speaker, please join me in commending reverend fowler in of

davis the bloop hit to right, a's win 4-3. oakland starting to pick up steam. the a's won nine of 12 overall, which includes a 7-game win streak in that. >> ian stewart has been red hot. top four, continues that streak. number 12 on the year. rockies up 2-0. bottom 7, brewers down 3-1. bases loaded for ryan brawn. brewers scored. his fourth straight he fought only a half game ahead of st. louis. the rockies now won eight straight which is their longest win streak since 2007. >> all right, good one. cubs-astros. watch this. all right. at the plate, he gets all up on one. that ties the game at 1. number 7. bottom of the 13th. still tied at 1. inside the line. here comes hunter pens. you're not going to catch that guy. and the astros win in 13. 2-1. do you remember when making dinner meant finding just the right stick for your hot dog. when new every fork on the trail led to a new adventure? then keep the tradition going with great father's day gifts from bass pro shops. like a 22-piece bbq tool set for only $9.94 and a prowler t-40 trolling motor for only $129.99

former congressman tom davis talks about health care and republican politics. later, a look at the cover story @

your friends, may we never, ever forget the suffering and what it davis. way we never give up on the stream of peace. may we always share the streets with their children, the only dream that counts, a dream of justice, a dream of peace for humanity. thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the prime minister of canada, stephen harper. [applause] >> we are standing on hallowed ground. today is quiet, peaceful, serene. but on this day exactly 65 years ago, this 50 mile stretch of coastline was the scene of the largest seaborne invasion in human history. the allied troops from our four great nations across the channel to launch the liberation of europe and rescue civilization from the darkness of fascism had no uncertainty about their purpose or duty. in the words of captain jack fawcett of the first canadian scottish regiment, we were so intent on getting to the beach that even if the engines had stopped or broken down, and sheer will power would have driven the craft a short period -- would have driven the craft ashore. [speaking french] the iron will

tom davis with rick dempsey. joining our masn staff is dennis sur funny. he's become an inside the clubhouse correspondent. >> reporter: today we're going to be the fashion police on hair issues. and we're standing here with t- bone. we brought some pictures back when you played and we were wondering if there is a possibility of you bringing that hair style back. >> t bone shelby with hair. >> i could bring it back. >> maybe a throw-back day. >> it's got -- he's got a nice afro with a stash to match up with it. >> and we have a nice picture with sammy. do you think you can rock that hairdo. >> no. >> can you describe to us the difference between a jerry curl and a normal afro. >> with afro you put afro in it and pick it out. jerry curl you have to put jerry curl in it. >> which gets more lady. >> i would say the afro. >> now you had a jerry curl going. which do you think would hold more women. >> dam, i look good here. >> you do look good. >> i have to go for a curl with the girls. >> jerry curl or afro? >> i don't know. i think that afro is a little bit e

davis's response, work harder and good luck. people unable to get health- care. it seems to be the solution of the republicans in general. there is a ridiculous contradictory thing going on. the consequences of the policies of the last eight years were horrendously expensive. we need to avoid from them. we are also not taking into consideration what the price tag will be done that -- in not addressing global warming at all. it will have a huge price tag. it has already been widely publicized how much our lack of a health-care system, is returning our ability to compete in world economy. this sort of thing is nothing considering all of it. host: in your july article you right, every week there is another max baucus, another can conrad and ben nelson huffing and puffing that we better forget about single payer health care, carbon tax, nationalizing the banks, funding for mass transit, these are men with tiny constituencies who have been in the senate for decades without doing a thing. these are the worst abuses of the bush administration who have come forward now t

dennis miller, dick morris, ann coulter, michael steele, karl rove, newt gingrich, thomas so, victor davissen, shelby steel, charles kroutheimer, michele malkin, fred barnes and so many others. let's give thanks to them for not giving up and staying the course to bring an end to this false prophet, obama. that's what i said pretty much this morning.@@@@@@@ @ @ @ @ @ to introduce such a wonderful group of great people, who i am excited to be able to introduce to you tonight. since 1976, orrin hatch has served utah with honor. in the senate -- isn't he -- i am in the movies. people say i am taller than they thought. or you are not as old as i thought you were. they never said that. when i saw orrin hatch, i'd only shown him on shows. n him on shows you know where his face is on television and he's usually addressing very serious subjects so he's very, you know, has a very serious demeanor. but i found out wonderful things about orrin hatch. when i ask people about orrin hatch, they light up. because obviously, he has this other side that i'm not familiar with. and he's full of fun. he's a ch

former congressman tom davis talks about health care in republican politics. later, in the that the cover story on harper's magazine. that is live at 7:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. >> how was c-span funded? >> through donations? >> through the federal government. >> grants. >> sponsors? >> they may get some government funding. >> viewers? >> helices been funded? 30 years ago, america's cable companies created he's been as a public service, a private business initiative. no government mandate or money. >> now charles evans, president of the chicago federal reserve speaks about the economy. mr. evans has been with the chicago fed since 1991 and became its president in september 2007. he spoke before the executive club of chicago for about 45 minutes. >> thank you very much for having me come and speak. ben bernanke was the commencement speaker at the boston college school of law and a few weeks ago. his message to the graduating class was simple. the flexible and open minded in dealing with the fact that life is unpredictable. as part of that speech, he quote

dennis miller, dick morris, ann coulter, michael steele, karl rove, newt gingrich, thomas so, victor davis hansen, shelby steel, charles kroutheimer, michele malkin, fred barnes and so many others. let's give thanks to them for not giving up and staying the course to bring an end to this false prophet, obama. that's what i said pretty much this morning. and now i have the honor, you know, the honor to be with you and to introduce such such a wonderful array of great people who i'm so honored to be, you know, able to introduce to you tonight. since 1976, orrin hatch has served the people of utah with distinction and honor. in the senate, we can -- and by the way, i met orrin hatch, and isn't he -- i mean, you know i'm in the movies and sometimes people see me they say gee, you're taller that inthought you were or you know, whatever it is. or you're not as old as i thought. i say that. but really, they never say that. but when i saw orrin hatch because i'd only seen him on shows you know where his face is on television and he's usually addressing very serious subjects so he's very, you know,