derek, back to you. >>> and topper is here with our 9forecast first. i tried to sneak out early for a bike ride i did not make it. >> the good news is, i do have a light jacket. here's requester forecast first. showers ending this everyoning. most of which are east and north of us. partial clearing, cool, patchy fog. low temperatures 45 to 50. winds become northwest at 5 to 10. let me show you live doppler 9,000. most of the activity is north and east of us, almost across the bay and southeast of baltimore. a couple showers down to the south, but they will leave us alone. we'll come back and talk about finishing the week strong and look ahead to the weekend. derek. >> a northern virginia swim coach has been suspended from his job after being accused of sexually abusing one of his female swimmers. those accusations come from a missouri woman claiming her former coach sexually abused her when she was a teenage swimmer and now peggy fox reports that she game to manassas, even though the family prevented him from coaching again. >> i did not pay him to sex

munitions dump and as derek mcginty reports some residents are tired of it all? the corps of engineers have a long way to go and they have been doing it for years and good for them for trying. >> reporter: a bottle with arsenic animus guard gas found under this house in spring valley. these are chemical warfare agents from world war i buried under the neighborhood. >> the debris at times is arsenic contaminated soil so we take that up as well. >> they have been digging since 2007, next to american university president's house and south korean embassy. residents have health concerns and are demanding answers. >> i would hope they would be transparent about the history of the situation. what they have found in the past and what they have looked for. >> i asked the army corps if they would provide a list of the various chemicals they detected this past year. they have this information but they didn't provide it. >> reporter: the residents are asking for what is called a

let's keep repeating that to ourselves because we have changes on the way, derek. the forecast first for tonight, if you are heading out it will be great. dry, a few clouds. cool mid-40s in the suburbs and mid-50s downtown. winds easterly at five to ten. satellite picture radar combined a lot of showers stretching back this to west virginia and the south and west. that stays south of us for now. we will come back and talk about the weekend. it is not going to rain continuously all weekend. we will have some breaks. we will tell you when they will

derek. >> wow. amazing. >> isn't it. >> yes. >> and he'll be buried in his home town? >> he will in manassas. i spoke tonight with the director of the funeral home that was handling all of the arrangements. tomorrow the betts family will greet well-wishers there from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m., including bus loads of students from shaw middle school. a thousand mourners are expected. >> thanks. >>> we are learning more about the driver accused in a deadly car accident in dc. police say 34-year-old agene jones was behind the wheel when he slammed into a car at alabama and 36th street southeast last night. a 37-year-old woman and the children riding with her were all critically injured. prosecutors charged jones with involuntary manslaughter. he was on the road despite a long list of charges. all of the charges still awaiting outcomes in court. >>> eleanor holmes norton says she's already working on new strategies to get the city a voting voice in congress. today democrats on capitol hill said the house would not be taking up a measure to give the district a vote on the hill any

derek? >> the coast guard said they think the distress call was the real deal. >> with one radio call for help, a quiet saturday morning, on middle river, took an alarming turn. >> what is your position and nature? >> i'm in middle river. i've got three kids on board. 42. i'm 45. and the boat is taking on water. >> caller said he was taking on water. and told the coast guard, from the location, he could watch the riverwatch restaurant in marina. >> the boys watched in one. i'm sitting here. i'm trying to get some on. i'm taking on water. there's something leaking in the bottom of the hull. >> reporter: soon after, radio communication went silent. >> reporter: within 10 minutes of that call, a commercial boat was in the area. they found nothing. maryland helicopters were searching the sky in minutes. and by 40 minutes, boats like this were scouring the water. >> we had a boat in the water. >> reporter: but after more than eight hours of serp -- searching, involving helicopters, boats and inve

derek? >> all right, police headquarters, we appreciate that. and now also tonight in your only local news at 7:00, stalking a killer. police released new details in their investigation as the principal is laid to rest. protecting our pockets. president obama calls for strict new guidelines as he pushes the financial reform. but first, out late, out of luck. metro weighs cutting back services while still raising those fares. >> i'm scott broom in that section of arlington, where the proposals to the metro service cuts for the late-night service are not going well. >> the metro routes over the weekend. >> he rolls on their first budget. featuring fare hikes in a proposal to stop running late- night trains past 2 a.m. on friday and saturday nights. >> it's a bad decision. >> reporter: the opposition is overwhelming. >> it is very popular at night time. a lot of people using this. >> this place is called mr. days. but it does a booming late- night business in an area of bars and restaurants, when night life is anchored by the metro stop. >> i think

derek mcginty shows how one man's vision has since opened up the eyes of thousands. >> reporter: chancesre, he wouldn't have been so confident about his tables eight months ago before they performed in an upgrade on his afterschool hang time. we provide the focus on math, reading. we also work with them. >> reporter: there are still some students who are underperforming or are on the cuts of the academic greatness and could use a little supplemental work. >> this name, has nothing to do with all of that. all about thissed old saying. teach him to fish, feed him for a lifetime. 20 years ago, the retired dc cop, tom lewis, didn't have more than that saying when he founded the fishing school. back then, he had five students. today, more than 300. >> well, we have to raise over $1 million a year. in order to operate our program. >> if i were to tell you about that and wusa9.com, they will give you a grant of $10,000 r. >> oh wow, is that right? >> reporter: a welcome surprise. because the fishing school remains as always, free of charge. and though the revere founder now 70 years old isn't h

back and talk about the changes when they come in and we'll talk about when the rain will follow, derek? >>> still to come on 9news now. the showdown on the streets. the battle between the cyclists and the drivers are coming to ahead in maryland. >>> but first, the block party breakdown at the president responding to this week's campus chaos. >>> they also took part in the replaying this afternoon. ordering all flags in the state at half mass today. the flag outside the department of the labor was also lowered. >>> the push is onto move the survivors from january's earthquake in haiti to the higher ground. that's because of the start of the rainy season that is already bringing the heavy downpour in port-au-prince. more than a million people were left homeless after the january 12 earthquakes in the haitian capitol. the government now, they are worried about the mud slides and the slides over the coming weeks. the the president is calling this an embarrassment to the school. they had to use the tear gas and the pepper spray to block up the party of more than 8,000 people over 30 people

downtown, i'm derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> and derek tells us, the next line to hope will be service from penn station to federal hill. >>> still to come. jumping ship. a group of boaters narrowly escapes as the boat burns for the waterlines. >>> more than 30 years after title ix brought sports to women, a woman fights to golf alongside her dad. we'll tell you how the lawsuit plays out. >>> end of the week cooldown, just in time for baseball. i'll have the exclusive first warning five-day forecast. >>> and wjz 13 is always on. here are the top stories at wjz.com at this hour. for updates on all the day's news, and the updated forecast any time, log onto wjz.com. ,, we know everyone's looking for ways to save. why not save on car insurance? [ coin drops ] [ high-pitched voice ] thanks. [ normal voice ] you're welcome. get a free quote at progressive.com. [upbeat whistling continues] discover the unexpected beauty and man-made relaxation in northwest florida. fly southwest's new nonstops from bwi airport to panama city beach starting at $99 one-way. (ding) >>> south florida,

hard for anybody to be mad about this first round choice. >> this is what everybody wanted, derek.y thing but they did the wise thing. after trading for their star quarterback a couple of weeks ago, tonight they got a star to protect that quarterback. meet trent williams. and hear why coach shanahan thought he was worth that fourth pick. sara walsh joins me live right after this. [ beeping ] ♪ my country ♪ 'tis of thee ♪ sweet land ♪ of liberty ♪ of thee i sing [ laughs ] ♪ oh, land ♪ where my fathers died ♪ land of the pilgrims' pride ♪ from every mountainside ♪ let freedom ring ♪ >>> and welcome back to redskins park, everybody. you know, sometimes the best move you can make is no move at all. and despite the urge dan snyder must have had tonight to make a splash and trade up, he held his water. >> reporter: instead of taking a quarterback, they take a guy that will protect their quarterback. and with these words from the commissioner, donovan mcnabb is surely sleeping soundly tonight. >> the washington redskins select trent silver back williams. offensive tackle, oklahoma. >> re

derek brown making a few drinks for us that are going to be featured at taste of the nation coming up on monday. coming up we're going to have a sneak peek and a sneak taste. >>> 39 delta. see you later. >> well, that conversation sounded normal, but the pilot had deadly plans. back in february, joseph stack crashed into a building in austin, texas, housing i.r.s. agents. he was upset over a tax audit. the national transportation safety board released a report saying air traffic control could not have prevented the crash. >>> an 11-year-old chicago boy being called a hero this morning. for saving his mother from a man with a knife. the boy says the man opened the door to his room first, and then to his sister's room a short time later he heard his mother crying for help. he ran into her room and saw the man stabbing her. >> i just ran to him and i started punching him in the face, he was pushing me into the bathroom and he cut me. ave cut right here on my shoulder, and in my face. >> you can clearly see what the attacker did. the man got away. police are still looking for him. >>> aft

. >>> thank you, derek. they also agreed to make change to the advisory board. >>> several other pieces of legislation are left undecided including a bill that would put ignition devices in the drunk driver's cars. and there's a buffer zone between bikes and cars. and the senate vote in favor of the medical marijuana. >>> two murders in one week has the police stepping up patrols in waverly. a 22-year-old was killed and a 72-year-old was killed a few blocks away. the police commissioner says that the police can't solve the problem alone and the community needs to take action. >> i would encourage everyone else, top your talking, find something to do. find something positive to do. that's how we'll change this city. >> if you have information in either crime, call the city police. >>> a heads up for some commuters this morning. if you get on to the beltway and the harrisburg expressway, listen up. starting today, the traffic will be detoured so the state highway administration can continue. here's tim william

derek valcourt has that report tonight. >> reporter: no need to tell anne burn how bad it's getting. filling up her tank costs $57. >> well it definitely limit me to where i can drive to. >> reporter: as the temperatures go up every spring. so too does the crude oil prices. right now the average price per gallon in maryland sits at $2.80. in line with the national average up 80-cents than it was a year ago. >> oil refiners switch to the more cleaner burning summer bled. they are a little more expensive than the winter blends but they are betting on the environment. >> but there is relief in sight. once we hit august we tend to see prices decline. >> reporter: few now drivers know there are few options to keep their gas prices low. >> get a decent car that gets good gas mileage. >> reporter: last year prices hit their peak in mid-june. derek valcourt. >> reporter: energy analysts say there has been a cheaper crude oil being processed. >>> an adopted russian boy send home alone. the fall out over this controversial case. >>> searchers go back for more bodies at the west virginia explos

and it's up to us to do our part. >> derek and sister julian had many animals growing up.ister may be returning to dancing. >> i have a feeling she'll be back. >> this is betty white. >> reporter: and betty white is shooting a public announcement for pet cancer awareness. she's teamed up with petco to get the word out about having your pets checked. betty is also concerned about her upcoming "snl" host gig. she'll be joined with tina fey. >> sure. -- imgoing to teach them. you bet i am. [ laughter ] >>> also tonight, how did sandra bullock keep her secret adoption hidden from the world? >>> plus, john edwards breaks silence to opera. >>> and you can see entertainment tonight here at 7:30. >>> baskin robbins has a good deal today. and it's all for a good cause. baskin robbins is having 31- cent scoop nights to honor firefighters. they will reduce the cost of scoops to 31 cents. the company is also donating $100,000 to the national fallen firefighters foundation. if they could just reduce the calendars to 31, i would get three scoops. >> the trick is learning to decide which

derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> now, tyrone hall is being held without bail in the allegheny county detention center. >>> a mess for drivers heading home on interstate 83 this evening. this truck turned onto its side near mount carmel road. the truck dumped its load of mulch. >> up for grabs, the baltimore county executive seat will be open during the election this november. it's a high-profile job. and today, the first democrat who wants the job makes his candacy official. -- candidacy official. political reporter pat warren with more. >> reporter: baltimore county executive jim smith has reached his two-term limit. that means the voters will have an opportunity to choose some new talent this election year. >> reporter: the first democrat with 16 years on the baltimore county council have been given ample opportunity to learn the ropes. >> i'm running for the elderly woman in dundalk who whispered to me that she's afraid to walk outside at night. i'm running for the mother of three who stopped at the woodlawn library to return a book for a second and couldn't drag her kids o

we're live, derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> all right, derek, thank you. >>> tyrone hall is being held without bail in the allegheny county detention center right now. >>> an update on the breaking news wjz first brought to you at 4:00. an overturned truck causing delays tonight. sky eye chopper 13 was over the scene. an overturned mulch truck forced crews to turn on one lane of the highway. no one was hurt in the accident. >>> there's new information tonight about the man who opened fire at the holocaust memorial museum last summer. vic has more on just released details about the gunman, a former annapolis resident. >> the fbi says its file on james von brunn dates back to 1953. that's when von brunn allegedly threatened von brunn died before he could stand trial. >> the fbi released documents about the 1963 incident, in response to a freedom of information act request. >>> a toddler who police believe was abused. why the decision by one judge is sparking outrage tonight. >> reporter: and a bit of a family feud. that outrage is on the father's side. they're upset that custody was

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here is news 4's derek ward. >> reporter: the association of american geographers conference, if anybody knows where the volcano is, they would be here. the conference winds down, many are doing their best to rebook flights and change their itineraries. >> i was supposed to fry to dublin. i was able to rebook for friday. i'm not sure if flights with go friday as well. i'm in a lucky position of having been able to get in touch with the airline and rebook. many have not. >> so far we did not get any response. >> i have been working all the time. enjoy the city and see some of the sights. >> reporter: some stranded hope to make the best of it. >> a group of european geographers decided to have their own party tonight in the lobby. >> reporter: meanwhile at dulles, ticket agents did what they could. increasingly for some flying home has lost some of its appeal. >> we're thinking it would be nice to go across the atlantic on a ship. >> reporter: for now international travelers plans are up in the air as long as these planes aren't. >> it has been an unseasonably cool spring day and tonight t

derek. >> now audrey, we have been hearing about the possibility of retaliation. are there cops in the neighborhood today? >> yeah, we've seen quite a few. as a matter of fact, we saw a caravan of under cover vehicles, lots of officers inside. they got out and looked at maps and took off into the neighborhood, presumably looking for that fourth suspect. >> thank you for that. today we learn the pentagon -- the building's metro station. there are extra screening areas, and enhanced outdoor lighting. john patrick fidel was shot and killed by pentagon security officers after he opened fire on them at the pentagon station's bus shelter. those officers survived. >>> tonight, montgomery county police are trying to identify a man who was found dead in some woods. the body was discovered near ashton, close to the howard county line. alex is working the story. >> it's surprising. don't exfect to see that in this nice wooded area. it was a little concerned. >> reporter: mailman was on a delivery route yesterday on ednor road, when a stranger with a sense of urgency flagged

derek? >> reporter: still ahead on 9news now. an experimental procedure for multiple sclerosis and the upcoming health alert. >>> but first, a stern warning from the leading consumer group. we'll tell you why they should not buy this car. up next. ów >>> they would stop sell their he said sus. coming after they issued a rare "don't buy warning" for the luxury vehicle. it could lead to a rollover accident. we'll have more information on this and just click on living smart. >>> president obama has had a pretty busy week. it's only tuesday. in addition to the nuclear security summit, today, he sent a grown alert to the nation about earth day. >> i want you to take action at your home, your community, at your school to improve that. it could be as simple as riding the bus or the subway to the work. and making your home more energy efficient. >> you can see the rest of the video on wusa9.com. just click on living green. that's where you will also find a list of the local events to get involved in, leading up to next thursday's earth d

. >> reporter: derek, a stunning change in what they have described as one of the most violent crimes in dc history. four killed and five wounded in that drive-by shooting on march 30. the 14-year-old was apprehended that night. as you said, charges with 41 pounds, including the getaway driver. leaving all of washington to ask how someone so young could be involved in a crime that horrific. the answer came a few minutes ago. he wasn't, he had nothing to do with it. the police chief blames the chaos of the wild police chase that followe

. >> reporter: hi derek. hello everybody. we're still tracking this late volume out on i-66. see all those brake lights. it's going to be about a 10 to 15 extra minute to get through that route. let's pop on over to 395 where as you can see, we can switch onto that camera. keeping things visible for a lot of the people out there. seeing more spaces between the vehicles. that's what we like to see as the rush hour winds down. >> thank you. >>> new statistics might have you changing your dinner plans and your exercise. take a look at how we're eating ourselves to death. >>> first, vandals lash out at the new immigration law. we're back in 90 seconds. [ crowd cheering ] male announcer ] competition... it pushes us to work harder. to be better. to win. but sometimes even rivals realize they share a common goal. america's beverage companies have removed full-calorie soft drinks from schools, reducing beverage calories by 88%. together with schools, we're helping kids make more balanced choices every day. ♪ patranya >>> today, they said that more states will follow arizona's action

let's keep repeating that to ourselves because we have changes on the way, derek. the forecast first for tonight, if you are heading out it will be great. dry, a few clouds. cool mid-40s in the suburbs and mid-50s downtown. winds easterly at five to ten. satellite picture radar combined a lot of showers stretching back this to west virginia and the south and west. that stays south of us for now. we will come back and talk about the weekend. it is not going to rain continuously all weekend. we will have some breaks. we will tell you when they will appear. >>> still to come, a bike ride can be great on a day like today but find out what you may want to avoid before you roll out. >>> first ready and waiting. the latest on the possibility that we've got a bun in the oven at the national zoo. stay with us. >>> back now with a look at mei xiang chilling at the national zoo today. officials have her on 24 hour surveillance trying to see if perhaps she might be about to give birth. 40 volunteers are rotating shifts to keep an eye out for the possible of a cub. she was arti

derek will see you at 7. topper, before we get out of here real quick? >> no warnings right now.ig thunderstorms possible about 2 a.m. we'll keep you posted. >> all right, that's it for us. hope you have a great night. we hope you tune in to our very early morning show. get started at 4:25 with andrea, hang gee, and howard. don't forgot wusa9.com is always on.

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who we all know is a big chicago white sox fan, shook hands with the yankee, praised team captain derek jeter, ace relieve paper rivera and the team's 27 champions. >> this is a team that goes down to spring training every year expecting to win it all. and more often than not, you guys get pretty close. of course if i had rivera, i'd get pretty close, too. >> and the president seemed to enjoy holding the world series trophy as they posed for photographs. for some of the yankees, this was their fifth visit to the white house as champions. they have been honored by three different presidents. >>> straight ahead, your tuesday morning weather. and t in sports, the magic swee into the second round of the nba playoffs. ere. what do you guys want to do? both: make rice krispie® treats! six. how many cups is it? oh, that's not six yet. whoa. where's the pan? both: over there. ( laughter ) push it down. push it down. thank you for helping. it's amazing what you can make out of a rainy day. childhood is calling. moms love tulips. any second now, they are going to place me at the center of the tab

atlanta, georgia, derek on our line for democrats. welcome to the washington journal. thanks for waiting. is this correct yes, what i would like to say as the history of this, this is -- everything is causing obama to get staged. they bring up the other issues. everything is designed already. i'm from the south. times have been difficult down here. the klu klux klan. they went to segregated school, they were taught they were better. they are talking about the situation. we've been living in the situation has underclass. even the immigration and the immigrants coming up now, they are stepping up above the blacks in america. what you have is with obama, all of these businesses, it's the race is coming through, what he's doing, most of the people ought to deal with their own medicaid, social security, they get all of the aid and stuff plus the government. ask those people do they want their social security checks and medicaid cut out? >> host: thanks for your call. mark potok, go ahead. >> guest: well, what the caller is saying very similar to what jimmy carter said and w

did derek and nicole peak too soon? >> teeing off on tiger. >> i had a busted up lip.

derek, the first step toward statehood or totally separate issue? >> there's the controversy about that. some people see this as a step away from statehood, even a higher hurdle for folks to reach. but it is going to be a big week on capitol hill on the issue of d.c. voting rights. the d.c. voting rights bill has the back of president barack obama who has urged lawmakers on capitol hill to pass legislation that would give the city 600,000 residents full voting representation on the hill. if the latest version of this bill has picked up a rider that would doll with away with some of the city's regulations on semiautomatic weapons, on open carry and gun raejstration. the controversial language was tacked on by senator john ensign, delegate eleanor holmes norton had fought that rider for over a year but decided to take vachkt existing traction on this legislation and go forward without a so-called clean bill. the house could see the bill can come up on the floor as early as wednesday or thursday. back to you. >> derrick, thanks for breaking it down for

one of his examples was derek jeter is single. he dates many, many well known pretty models and women. no one has ever called him a second addict because he ain't married. is there a -- are you a sex ad addict if you're married? >> you can be, of course. a way to think of it is, addiction is defined by consequences. and there are many alcoholics out there that are controlling their drinking. it still works for them. they're able to prevent it from spiraling out of control and they think of their drinking as normative. the reality is -- >> larry: is it an addiction if you will you have with it? >> we would call it addictive traits. and the potential to go out of control. when things really spiral out of control is when people are trying to contain these behaviors and then the consequences mount. >> larry: robert weiss, when is sexual addiction sexual addiction? >> i think drew had a really good point. when you have to stop a behavior and you can't. >> larry: single, married, whatever? >> we work with men all the time who are unable

. >> thank you, derek. >>> danger from iceland's volcanic ash plume seems to be easing. that means tens of thousands of stranded air travelers can finally start getting to where they need to go. and airports across europe reopened today and flights resumed the first time since the volcano started erupting last week. but the travel chaos will definitely last a few more days. the airports in london and other european cities will remain closed until at least tomorrow. and scientists warn the mountain could erupt again and cause additional flight delays. julie carey is at dulles international airport with the latest. hi, julie. >> reporter: the headaches aren't over yet. local residents who have been stranded over in europe have started to arrive back home today. flights from amsterdam, munich, paris, land late this afternoon and early this evening. meantime, words of the transcontinental flights ramping up. lines starting to grow inside dulles as folks try on get back to europe. john cheered as he left the dulles terminal and left behind three days of maneuvering that final

fifth inning leake facing derek lee and lee has the number. back up the middle and a run comes in. still a strong start for leake , only run he will give up. bottom of the seventh and soriano, don't got it. the reds tie the game later in the inning. bottom of the eighth, tied at one. and hernandez draws a walk. bases loaded and reds tack on one more in the inning to hang on for 3-1 victory. numbers for leake six and two-thirds innings. five strikeouts and seven walks. he gets a no decision. jay bruce one for 18 coming in, not the starting 6-foot-1-inch. he excelled in baseball, soccer, basketball and football. he chose to attend arizona state and went 16-1 with a 1.71 era for the sun devils last year. >> still to come, cc sabathia nearly no hits the rays yesterday. see what a.j. burnett does for an enchore. worried about your taxes ? you ould be. there were over 1700 tax law changes last year. but, h&r block knows them all. with over 10 million hours of training we'll get it right... we guarantee it. make an appointment -- now. h&r block. >> ducis rodgers and mike yam back with you

derek fisher, the shot, robert horry, top of the key and gary payton in miami the baseline shot.ave all of those things working for you. >> for those that may have slept through the regular season, you may not recognize these cavs from last year's playoffs. they added the big daddy, shaquille o'neal, anthony parker and jamario moon and picked up antawn jamison in a blockbuster deal at the trade deadline. utah jazz gearing up to go against the nuggets, but have injury issues. carlos boozer will be a game-time decision but he says he expects to play. boozer did not go wednesday when they closed out their regular season. andrei kirilenko is out two weeks after aggravating his strained left calf on thursday. he missed 15 of the last 17 games. boozer and kirilenko make up 30% of the team's scoring output and 40% of the team's rebounding. >> blazers' guard brandon roy had surgery on friday. he's been ruled out of the first-round series with phoenix. the taken, though, left open the possibility of a return should the blazers advance. roy is portland's leading scorer. the playoffs, they

derek jeter didn't play in this game. he was under the weather. so romero got the start. delivered. led 4-2. more than enough for andy pettitte. 5-2 yankee win. rich harden leaves two batters in the game. first time he did that in his career. also walked sick one shy of his career high. pettitte moved to 2-0. yanks open a nine game road trip in oakland tuesday. >>> today brought you by the letters awol. when the as play the os it's a matchup of the team with the most ws against a team with the most ls. athletics already with nine wins. the orioles, 11 losses. that would even make oscar the grouch crabbier than usual. those four letters together swell awol. on this day the os abandoned their losing ways. the as off to their best start since 1992. orioles worst since they lost 21 straight in '88. top three. no score. two on for ty wiggin son. couple coming home. oral up two. next bert. mick markakis. orioles came in 11 for 87 with runners in scoring position. top five. deep flyball. davis can't get it. two more score. os go up 6-1 and hang on for the 8-3 victory. brian mattis career h

derek mock will start for the nationals.will come back and talk about both right handers when we continue. >>> mock tries to get the win for the nationals. >> he's going to win more than three years -- more than three games this year. mock has always been in mike's heart. good curve ball and he's a man that i think can win 15 games. pelfrey has struggled. 5 runs he gives up per outing. has a tendency to leave the ball out over the plate. >> pelfrey 10-12 last year. if you look at the numbers, both guys want to see their numbers come down. >> garrett will. pelfrey, he just gets a lot of base hits. he gave un220 hits and only struck out 127. he should not have those type of stats. mock, last year, better on the road. let's go to beebee taylor before he takes the mound tonight. >> thank you very much garrett you are gearing up for your start for the season, what have you done to prepare? >> just, going over the hitters, they have a few new guys, i don't have much information on them. what i was doing in spring training, attacki

they've been following the yankees ever since derek jeter and you're like, can you name three guys inly. >> reporter: fr-- from the '77 world series in from '81? nobody. >> who was the straw that stirred the drink? quick. >> reggie. >> fuhrman. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: chris chambliss, where do you want to go? >> corner him in. >> reporter: those cheaters, they cheated in the '77 world series and ripped the dodgers off. >> chuck todd at the white house, thank you so much. you can catch chuck at 9:00 on eastern time right after "morning joe" on "the daily rundown" right here on msnbc. >> they hate each other. >> i know. it's cute. there's so much friction. >>> who's saying aliens are definitely out there? turns out someone you might to want listen to. >> no. >>> and later, the arizona immigration debate, is it racial profiling? we'll talk to telemundo. thing as taking a chance? as having to decide to go for it? at the hartford, we help businesses of all kinds... feel confident doing what they do best. by protecting your business, your property, your people. you've counted on

derek, it's pretty clear, in the oecd countries in the states, in europe, in the uk, policy is going to stay low for quite some time. so how much is that liquidity that we're creating in the west going to keep pumping into the east to, in fact, create bubbles there? >> indeed, g3 markets will be on hold until at least the second half of next year. there will be more conversations for investors to sell short the yen, maybe even the dollar and to buy assets in emerging markets such as in asia. however, whether or not they will be doing so will depend on the outlook for the global economy overall. and i think that sometime in the second quarter, markets will begin a major downturn on concerns over deficit in those major economies, only in the smart ones like greece. and this, i think, will put the end to the trade and the flow of money into emerging markets. so it will not take much longer for those flows to be reversed. >> so low u.s. rates will stop having an impact in hong kong, will they? >> well, investors will be too afraid to put a lot of new capital to work elsewhere. obviously,

moments later, derek rose on the drive. no good. but noah there for the tip. he had 17 points, 15 boards. under 15 seconds to play, anderson varejao gets the ball at the top of the key. not exactly where he wants it. the history of unafraid white people slumbers unpopular forgetfulness though white slavery like black slavery most people are valid and mixed up human genes on a massive scale. the important demographic role of the various slave trades is all too often overlooked as a historical force. in the second place the term caucasian has a designation for white people originates in concept of beauty related to the white slave trade from eastern europe and whiteness remains indebted in duty found that art history and popular culture. today most americans envision ms. whiteness acid visible so ethnically divided. this is the scheme anthropologists laid down in the late 20th century by this reckoning there were only three races: delude, me go right and caucasoid but countless ethnicities. today however biologists and geneticists not to mention literary critics

i'm going out on a limb, but when the president welcomes derek jeter and the yankees, he threw out theals' game last week, he had a nationals' jacket, but he put on a white sox cap. >> he had to. he had to. he could not have gone back to chicago without it. >> reporter: he was kind of hiding it. so much for transparency, i guess. >> tour rigyou're right. >> ed, have fun, an astute crowd, especially that woman beside you commenting on my dressing. great to talk to you. >> reporter: he's calling you astute because of what you said. >> thank you. >> have a good time. sandy jackson was the one that said i dressed well. she's very astute. we'll talk to you in a little bit. >>> civil rights matriarch dorothy height passed away this morning at the age of 98. if you don't know about her, you should. her accomplishments are astounding. i'll give you more after the break. and i'm mary anne shula, and i've lost 23 pounds on nutrisystem. nutrisystem silver for 2010, the weight-loss program designed for older americans to lose weight and feel great again! let's face it, the older you get, the harde

>> wolf, from multiple law enforcement sources, we've heard a name, the name is derek stansbury, he'sight now he's being detained and questioned about exactly what he said on board that aircraft that caused federal air marshals to break cover and divert the flight to bangor, maine. at this point law enforcement sources say no explosives have been found on him or the plane, wolf? >> all right, we're going to get more information. jeanne, thanks for that update. >>> jack cafferty is standing by with "the cafferty file." he's asking why snot republicans are blocking financial reform legislation when two-thirds of americans want it done. jack, and your e-mail, coming up. >>> and a new anti-american video by al qaeda featuring a somewhat surprising star. could it help the terror group recruit here in the united states? [ male announcer ] how can rice production in india affect wheat output in the u.s., the shipping industry in norway, and the rubber industry in south america? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex global economy. it's just one reason over 75% of our m

. >> bob: derek jeter like on that jump and throw. that's a big one.an now bunt, and he's done it a hundred times in his career. ramirez, playing on the grass at 3rd. seeing that, if gorzelanny throws one of those changeups, he might want livan to pull it up there. >> rob: i'll tell you, they have tremendous changeups. gorzelanny was in the bullpen most of last year. >> bob: that ball will stay fair for a while then go foul, as livan runs by and watches it. after his game in new york when i informed him he had sacrificed that day for the 100 time, he thought that was cool. i said, i don't know that many pitchers who have had 100 sacrifice bunts. he also has around 197 career hits. >> rob: he's been a wonderful all-around player. the way he handles the bat, defends his position, pitching, running the bases. there's no weakness in his game. >> bob: plays off the breaking ball. he knows a tough pitch to bunt when he sees one. the count goes to 1-1 as he visits. livan is the kind of guy, you can switch off and hit and run with him. >> rob: the one thing ab

set up nicely here by derek roy. through the second period. off the face-off. mike grier scores.abres win 4-1, game six monday in boston. all right, canadiens and capitals. alexander ovechkin and company leading the series 3-1. first period we are scoreless, puts montreal on top 1-0. he's got a point in all the games so far in this series. later in the first period, still a 1-0 count. show me the backhand. travis mullen takes a closer look. oh, that's a birdie. canadiens wouldn't you know. up 2-nil. if you had had to finish one guy on the roster, it would be that man. right in front of the net, it's ovechkin. fourth straight game with a goal for alex o. and it's a 2-1 deficit. still plenty of time here till we go to the third. under ten seconds to play. can't get it to go. canadiens force the power play. >> time now, dodgers-nationals, manny ramirez on the 15-day d.l. with that strained calf muscle. bottom of the fourth, adam dunn, on oh, boy. he's got a big bat. second of the year. boy, that's a big bat, i really meant it. crushing that one. bottom six, dunn not done yet. second

john lackey retaliates hitting derek jeter.ll lead the game at the top of the 7th inning. when switcher comes up, he'll get a lit to right field. pasada. the yankees tie it up. the yankees lead in the 10th. picking up the toronto blue jays and the texas texas rangers. homers to center field. rangers tie up the game at 3. vern nonhit a home run to left field, scoring and the blue jays grab a 5-3 lead. right now in the 7th inning the blue jays lead texas. the american league, cleveland and the white sox, michael brantley, an rbi single. and the social security social kansas city royals -- >> masn pant traci baseball fans can join a league. welcome back to our studio. the orioles lost to the rays rays. felix pie has a sore shoulder. >> nolan to walk away 2 nights in a row, the good news is you guys are competing, but it's coming down the late in the game and being able to put up the runs. yeah, two competitive gapes, games but it game down to two games. as far as garza, what was it like going up against him. tough pitcher to face.

my mother's other siblings, mind boggled derek and asking here from atlanta georgia -- my uncle derek. that is their relationship. my brother-in-law, who is an anesthesiologist in virginia and my sister watching online with my 16-month-old daughter and her family has been, and children. also here with us is my cousin victoria who lived in louisville ky. i do have a large family. >> you are lucky. >> also, a deer family friend deborah. -- a dear family friend. >> in any of that, welcome and welcome to your family. >> thank you madam chair. one also would like to think the president for the honor. i am privileged to introduce my family that i have here with me. my husband bill, is here, my son john, my mother dorothy is here. i am joined by some friends who live in the washington d.c. area, mary and alice. i also have some friends from the time i spent in washington d.c. in law school. they are here with me. my brothers and sisters are scattered around the country with my nieces and nephews and they are here in spirit. thank you. >> thank you very much. since three of you are already ju

. >>> during the o's game tonight, derek atkins remembers his parent's influence. >> my mom was a teacher growing up. she was a vice principal in the school district i was in. i didn't go to school where she went. i didn't want to deal with that abuse. i was playing against kids that had her as pay vice principal. when guys would know her they wouldn't be fond of her. she was nice and i tried to stay out of trouble at home. my dad traveled a lot with business. whenever he was home he would try to throw to me and kind of help me with whatever sport was in season in california basketball or baseball or whatever. here's a look at the starts lineup. markakis has an outfield assist in game one. tejada, wieters, atkins rbi double last night lugo makes his first start. how about adam jones? he's doing well the first two games. >> you saw how much he improved last year. only 9 home runs and goes to 19. this kid absorbs everything you can imagine as an offensive player and even defense. the fact he's started to wait more on breaking balls, go the other way with power, it tells you everything you d