derek will then have up to 10 minutes to make his response. we'll then have perhaps some give-and-take up here and then we'll throw the floor open for input from the audience to explore this issue in greater depth. dan, over to you. >> steve, thank you very much. and good morning to everyone. it's a real pleasure to be here for this. my gratitude to the wilson center which was my very first job while i was in grad school working for mary bullic here at the center when it was back on the mall and we had sherry in the afternoon. i hope that still happens and the age of society for the dedication of the topic we're here to discuss. it's a pleasure to be up here with derrick in particular who's a long time friend and fellow scholar of what's happening in china and u.s./china relations. he and i have far more in common on this issue than we have difference between us but we'll do our best to find the differences to make it fun to spend time with us here this morning. the arrival of chinese outbound foreign direct investment around the world, as wit

derek. >>> thank you lesli. parts of one of the most famous planes in aviation history now making their way to baltimore. we are talking about the miracle on the hudson plane. a massive flat bed truck carrying the u.s. airways is taking to a permanent home. just to catch a little glimpse of this plane. today it made its way down i-95 into maryland. it's now parked there for the night at the truck scales before the bridge. now once the plane gets to baltimore, it will head west on i-70 into west virginia. >>> and police are investigating a possible hit- and-run accident involving a metro bus. witnesses on that bus say a car rear ended their bus, but didn't stop. just took off. this happened at martin luther king avenue and w street. they did have to take a few folks to the hospital. no serious injuries reported. >>> still ahead, a few hundred gallons of heating oil dutched into the wrong basement. now that mistake could cost three people their homes. >>> sunny and dry today with temperatures in the 80s right now.

wjz is live, derek valcourt has the latest on this investigation, good evening derek. >> two dogs, two sets of dog owners and two entirely different stories of what happened that day. >> reporter: 18-year-old bianca more says she was walking her family's pit bull cain in her neighborhood. when a neighbor's son was walking his dog, lost control of the dog and he came to attack her dog. >> this is the third situation we've had with this dog. >> reporter: noriega admits that when his children came in running to tell him about the dogs, he grabbed his gun. >> i came out and said, please grab your dog, grab your dog or i'm going to have to shoot him. she did nothing again. he then came at me. i had my kids blocked and they could not get away. at that time i decided i had to shoot the dog. >> it's still under investigation. right now we're in the fact finding stages. detectives are still gathering information. >> i feel that i did the right thing. i feel the only option that was left for me to do. charges, everything is going to be in the air. >> i think it's bogus because my daughter is 18

derek jeter had one hit today. 16 hits away from 3,000. josh willingham and the a's had a early lead in the 25,469, when the yankees are here they get over 20. here is the nick swisher with the a's leading in the fourth, hits a 3-run home runner and that was pretty much the game. 10 straight win over the a's, 4- 2 is the final. c.c. sabathia did not pitch in the series but he did return to his home grounds, in fact, his old little league field. he helped out financially, refurbishing the field. signed a 7 year, $161 million

derek jeter needs six more hits for 3,000 in his career. he was hoping to reach that milestone sometime this week, and now he will have to wait until july. for the first time since 2003 jeter placed on the 15 day dl with a strain in his right calf. one of those nagging injuries that can take a week or month to heal. the yanks did fine without him against the rangers. nick swisher added to the lead with a solo bond to left. check out the fan. he was there to make the grab, but the ball bounced off his hands, and that's why you always bring a glove to the game. yanks won it 12-4. first place on the line in detroit. the tigers justin verlander was dealing. struck out 12 indians, and got a little help from his friends. shin-soo choo with a shot to center. he made a leaping grab at the wall. verlander had a no hitter when in the eighth cabrera said enough is enough. lined one into center. that was about it for cleveland's offense. verlander pitched a two-hitter. the tigers won it 4-0. orioles and blue jays needed 11. adam lindh to make sure they

derek, back to you. >> thank you so much, monica. our good friend would call this chamber of commerce weather. nice, sunny, not too humid, but all good things must end. >> yeah, this is a really great night to get outside, have that barbecue, have dinner outside or maybe even work on the garden and get a run in. things are changing as we do see the humidity and the heat turn things up a notch. here's a look at live doppler 9,000 tonight. it's quiet, no green on here, which means we have clear skies, lots of sunshine. right now in the mid 80s in downtown. manassas 84. frederick 84 degrees also. so for tonight, what can you expect? we're going to expect clear to partly cloudy skies and mild. open the windows if you want. lows will be 60 to 68 degrees. winds will be light. generally temperatures around 67 in downtown. 61 for manassas. 60 in frederick. it will be a cool start tomorrow morning. we'll talk about that heat wave and how long it lasts coming up a little later. derek. >> thank you annie. >>> they are bringing in the heavy mach

i don't actually have as much faith in the government of china as derek seems to. i don't think it's been policy leading the way toward growth and achievement in china. mostly, it was government getting out of the way and letting people get out to work and making medallions and making things that silly americans were willing to buy even though they had three in the garage, right? so i think the behavior of firms saying, man, margins are shrinking to nothing because of wages, because of new enforcement of environmental rules in shanghai, for any number of reasons are forcing them to behave differently and policy will catch up as it has to in china. and explain after the fact what chinese firms were supposed to be doing years ago. >> okay. here's a question is u.s. antitrust law adequate to deal with anticompetitive practices by chinese state-owned enterprises who invest here? do we need new measures? and will we have to wait until the state-owned enterprises have pushed domestic competitors out of business or damaged them severely before our laws will kick in? >> i'

here is derek mcginty with hero's central. >> we have people that receive lunch.e have worship. ♪ i once was lost but now i'm found ♪ >> reporter: they call this street church and the reverend, rector, runses it. the mostly the homeless. when they started the street church six years ago that building housed a 300-bed men's shelter. back then dozens of men would leave the building, walk across the street to the park for lunch and a sermon. >> it was the idea that you give them the incentive to come to the worship by providing the lunch? >> well, it works like that. yes, it does. >> reporter: reverend charles acknowledges it is hard to focus on the spiritual if the physically is famished. >> do you come for the sermon or food? >> the food more than the sermon. >> reporter: but this 53-year- old man, syd, also treasures the community of caring people. >> it is the comradery of it? >> yes. >> it was the answer to prayers. >> 68-year-old christine has been a street church volunteer since the early days. >> i don't have to go by and look the other way and they look the

. >> reporter: well derek this is far from the end of this controversy and yes, it is likely to get worse but one expert i spoke to tonight said the congressman may be able to recover; however, he says todays news conference was not a good start. >> todays news conference was a complete catastrophe. >> jason malone should know he's made crisis management his career advising athletes and politicians on how to repair a damaged reputation but he says congressman weiner hasn't made it easy. >> he opened the door to whether or not the women he's been communicating with were adults which he didn't in fact know. i think he's really dug himself a hole, he's created a tiger woods type situation where women in large hats and dark glasses are running to their cars being followed trying to learn their identities and his political career is really in jeopardy. he said he wouldn't resign. i think there's going to be some incredible pressure on him and the coming days to do that steve peoples says weiner's aspirations to run for new york mayor are over. he says the controversy is not only bad for the co

. >>> next up on wjz: >> reporter: i'm derek valcourt at johns hopkins bay view campus. 78-year-old woman fights for her life. >> she's in a coma and it's because of her neighbor's dog. i'm going to explain, coming up on eyewitness news. >> reporter: good morning, i'm andrea fujii, new charges in the death of a baltimore county woman and her 1-year-old daughter. why a d.c. police officer is to blame. that's ahead in a live report. >> reporter: good morning, planning on heading down to the ocean this summer? how about a free tank to do it. ocean city officials want to gas you up. we'll explain, coming up. >> reporter: and i'm sharon sharon with -- sharon gibala with traffic control. this is what the topside of the beltway looks like. we have two problems to get in your way, we'll send it to marty now. >> that's been a problem since 4:50! coming up, university of maryland's golf coach. fred funk. you know him from the protour. he's a good golfer and represents us well. he's trying to be a progolfer. he knows about surgery. it's like having your hip replaced and having $10,

derek in. >> yeah, quickly, you and i talked about the imbalances. i just want to make one point for everyone else's benefit. you're talking about your fear of china is a long-term fear. soes are so far away from owning a noticeable chunk of the american economy. it is just decades, not years. your real fear now is not china, it is us. we're messing ourselves up. and so, you know, what i -- this is a little bit off topic, but i don't want you to mix up the what might happen in the future with china's investment. and because i distrust chinese as i always do, but that danger is a long, long way off. with what you're worried about now, which is really ten years of bad american economic policy. >> hank levine. >> hank levine with the albright stone bridge group. just wanted to offer a very brief comment on derek's views but then pose a question to dan, actually, related to this state ownership question. on derek's views, i say it just strikes me that there is perhaps an undervalue or underweighting of the potential downside risk of your proposed policie

. >> derek mason. hey, take a look. our highs today up around 90. we'll add that, maybe five degrees. mid-80s right now. we've already cooled off some. that's good. as we look tomorrow, i think we're not mid-90s. the humidity will start creeping up. that steam bath, just do what you can, stay cool and hydrated in that peak heat. >>> coming up next diane sawyer and we'll see you right after the nba finals. have a great night.

anita. >> derek, thank you. at the casey anthony trial in orlando, an attorney for the florida mother charged with killing her two-year-old daughter suggested crucial evidence was altered. anthony's attorney questioned a crime scene investigator about why he dried out garbage found in a bag inside anthony's car. the csi testified he was following protocall since drying out evidence preserves it and makes it easier to examine. defense attorneys say a foul odor in the car came from the garbage. now prosecutors contend that it was actually the smell of human decomposition. >> that was the plastic bag, white with blue handles that i received. >> does this item or do these items have any particular odor that you would be able to describe? >> smell of trash. normal trash. >> did it smell to you the same as the car? >> no. >> if convicted of killing her daughter, caylee, anthony could be sentenced to death. the defense contends the toddler died accidentally in the family swimming pool and the mom panicked and covered i

. >>> yankees may be throwing a parade for derek jeter in the next few years.e needs just three more hits. for 3,000 in his career. got another one yesterday against the indians. it wasn't all good news for the captain. left the game in the fifth with a right calf strain. he is a day to day. indians won it 1-0. finally, jeter walked off in the bronx, and so did the tigers in detroit. tied at 1-1 in the tenth. ramon santiago went shopping at the gap and the tigers got a win. detroit is tied for cleveland after beating the braves 2-1 in extras. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred rogan. >>> a reality star crashes and blames a paparazzi. your entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >> a high-tech version of mother and child helps train doctors and nurses of the future. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this tuesday morning. deserts are heating up into the low 100s, central valley of california, easily up into the 90s today, 76 in l.a., 74 in san francisco, temperatures up in the northwest, we're working on it. still mor

goes bo derek. seven hours on a plane to spend four hours in puerto rico.dent must be really driven to fulfill all of his old campaign promises. or... >> the 11 states with the highest puerto rican population also have most of the electoral votes he would need to be reelected. >> i mean, florida would probably be the biggest prize that the president has his eyes on. of course, always a battleground. 847,000 puerto ricans. you look at states like new jersey, pennsylvania, other key battlegrounds, 366,000 puerto ricans. [laughter] >> jon: anyone else weirded out about just how "rain man" specific ed henry's number of puerto ricans in america knowledge is? [as ed henry]: "then the president landed at dulles airport, employer of 78 puerto ricans. [laughter] headed back to the white house, passing 3,700 puerto ricans. in his 22-minute drive. i have their names." [laughter] for more on the president's puerto rican trip, we turn to our senior lation correspondent al madrigal. al, thanks for joining us. [cheering and applause] al, you're obviously still down there.

they're 3-0 without derek jeter. the cardinals matt holiday returned from the dl and it didn't take him lock to get sbak in the swing of things. game went into extras, and the rookie was the hero. danny espinoza exit stage right. the nationals won it 7-4 in ten. you've seen a walk-off single and a walkoff homer. how about a walkoff balk? a little hiccup on the mound and that's all the braves needed. atlanta won it 9-8. >>> u.s. open got underway with no tiger woods and no clear-cut favorite. ripe for the taking. let's go to congressional. yesterday phil mickelson celebrated his 41st birthday, but actually didn't have much to celebrate. first shot of the tournament found the water. he finished 3 over. everybody chasing rory mcilroy. the putt on 18. wait foirt, wait for it. birdie. he has a three-stroke lead heading into today's second round. >>> the mavericks threw a party for a quarter of a million people. the highlights or the lowlight, if you will, came when dirk nowitzki tried to channel freddie mercury. ♪ no time

at the wilson building, derek ward, news4. >> also today the district attorneys general will discuss the investigation of harry thomas. them day who ran against thomas last year accuses the council member of running a fake nonprofit. he claims thomas had been raising money for team thomas for years but he's never disclose who'd his donors are or said how their money's being spent. the group isn't registered as a nonprofit with the irs. thomas says day is trying to run a smear campaign against him. >>> turning to the weather, sun's out. tom kiernan joins us with his first forecast. welcome back. >> thanks, barbara. good to be back. we have the heat beginning to return. last wednesday we had a record high at reagan national, got to 9 8. this wednesday upper 90's enjoy the break from the high heat and the high humidity. right now, it's 81 at reagan national. and has climbed into the upper 70s elsewhere except near the bay, wind off the water cooler. it's in the mid 70s there inland, away from waters near 80 degrees. a wonderful late spring/early summer day under way. cooler in the mount

derek jeter had one hit today. 16 hits away from 3,000.osh willingham and the a's had a early lead in the 25,469, when the yankees are here they get over 20. here is the nick swisher with the a's leading in the fourth, hits a 3-run home runner and that was pretty much the game. 10 straight win over the a's, 4- 2 is the final. c.c. sabathia did not pitch in the series but he did return to his home grounds, in fact, his old little league field. he helped out financially, refurbishing the field. signed a 7 year, $161 million deal with the yankees in 2008. why doesn't he come close to home with the giants? >> i think it was a years thing to be honest with you. when, you know, just in a position to play as long as i can and able to get a 7 year deal with the yankees. >> shaquille o'neal announced his retirement. injured most of the time. when he broke in with orlando, poem! on his way to becoming the fifth all time scorer in the sport. won three championships with the lakers and one with the heat. finishing up a stop in cleveland, phoenix as we

. >> we regret to announce the death of derek brien. >> reporter: the third rider to die this year.gedy, the race restarts. there is a winner. there are smiles and trophies. it has always been this way at tt. this time next year, they'll be back again at the most dangerous motorcycle race in the world. for "nightline," i'm simon mcgregor-wood, on the isle of man. >> 180 miles an hour. thank you, simon. and thank you for watching abc news. we hope you check in on "good morning america," they will have the newest republican presidential candidate, john huntsman, live on the program tomorrow. and please check out tomorrow's primetime "nightline," the casey anthony story at 10:00. all the details on that rin

with irving off the board, the timberwolves selected derek williams as number two. he's a big body down low. he can also knock down threes. some other notables. kemba walker will go to charlotte. and burnett was picked by the bucks, then traded to the kings. wheeling and dealing in the nhl. flyers made a huge trade. half an hour later they said captain mike richards of the l.a. kicks for a couple of players and a draft pick. the move cleared cap space to sign goalie ilya brizgalov to a nine-year, $51 million deal. tim lincecum got out of his slump. kept the twins guessing all game. struck out 12 in seven innings of work. giants won it 2-1. strange day for the washington nationals. after the walkoff, the manager literally walked off. jim riggleman unexpectedly resigned. he wanted to discuss a contract extension with the club. the team didn't want to listen. nationals lost their manager but won the game. i'm fred roggin. >> early today sports is brought to you by lectric shave. >>> bieber fever causes a big scare in the big apple. never too late for love. >>> good fri

derek will see you at 7:00. stay cool out there. these sweet honey clustery things have fiber? fiber one. almost tastes like one of jack's cereals. uh, forgot jack's cereal. [ jack ] what's for breakfast? uh, try the number one! i've never heard of that. [ wife ] it's great. it's a sweet honey cereal, you'll love it. yeah, this is pretty good.

go derek. that's awesome. 3,000 hits.s like -- that's twice as many as 1500 had. >> that is cubs pitcher ryan dempster doing his best impression of harry caray, legendary cubs' broadcaster. his rendition of what he would sound like announcing derek jeter's 3,000th hit. >> california wins it, 9-8. i cannot believe it! i apologize, folks, i'm sure you didn't hear any of that! rodriguez, my voice is gone, i called two games yesterday. >> the voice of the next harry caray maybe, cal baseball student announcer getting very excited a little squeaky, when he called baylor getting -- beating baylor on monday night. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay." still to come, a bay area city as diverse as they come. so why are all of the city council members white? >>> and an east bay man drowns as first responders look on from shore. why are people planning to wade into those waters today? ♪ let's go out to the dmv ♪ it's ok that we're number four hundred and three ♪ ♪ we'll find ourselves a comfy seat ♪ ♪ and watch some shows and s

derek, back to you. >> thank you for all that, monica. we learned this afternoon that two people died in maryland over the last ten dais because of our recent heat wave. both were over the age of 65 and underlying medical problems that put them in the high risk category on these code orange air quality days. annie is in for topper tonight. she has a look at what we can expect as the heat comes rolling back in. annie. >> we are talking about humidity. in fact, another code orange day is in store for us. all you sensitive group folks, tomorrow you are going to watch out. so heat advisory is in effect. you see the areas shaded in orange. this starts at noon tomorrow, goes until 8:00 p.m. right now temperatures in the mid 80s here in dc, manassas, 82. frederick 84. martins burg around 82 degrees. it feels nice and humidity a little bit. but we are still dew points in the 60s. tonight, clear to partly cloudy skies. mild and a little muggy. lows will be 64 to 73 degrees and winds are going to be light. now i'll talk about how long this heat wav

anyone they took always on a power forward derek williams second over all three of the first six spears taking were from europe including turkish born third pick and this country a total of four overseas stars who didn't attend a u.s. college like were also taken in the draft for the first ever to. try to contribute to a clue nor is asian as much as i can i'm really looking forward to getting the cleveland it's a big sports town i can't wait to embrace all the fans there and. really can't wait and you know actually have the chance to see my jersey on the crowd with all those clune fans or someone looking forward to from boston paul to golf those are on a journey for the p.g.a. travelers title will have a longer way to go after the first round was suspended due to inclement weather michael bradley them on leading by a stroke with two holes still to go when tournaments organizers called it a day heavy rain in connecticut driving the golfers away from the course for the better portion of the day at the opening round briefly resumed in mid afternoon but another shower force headed to the cl

[applause] >> my name is derek. i am a senior at the ball high school. -- balboa high school. in the years that i have been there, more and more money gets taken away from our budget. the more money i see disappear from our school funds, the more familiar faces i see disappear from the hallways. a lot of those cases were my friends. i see them in the streets. some of them i do not know where they are at. those people were really close to me. seeing them disappear before my eyes, it takes a toll on me. i knew these guys rolling out. they had a futures. we cannot afford to pay for supplies, teachers, after-school programs that could have saved them, kept them off the streets. now i just kind of sit there -- and the seat next to be in class. where did they go? it is not a coincidence that the dropout rates and crime rates, especially between the ages of 15 and 19 years old, keep going up. the more money taken away from the budget, the more it will keep happening. we need to focus on these youth. we need to give them the attention that they need, that my friends unfortunately did

best work, but this advantage to work on this project for many years, phil o'brien, chris harris, derek smith, the asset manager, mike rizzo -- did i forget anybody? you guys are just awesome. we love working with you. i suppose a big part of you is so often because you have a great leader. i would like to invite fred blackwell up to the podium. >> usually, i thank the staff, and the mayor has already done that. but this is a project that is so overwhelming that i am still not at a loss for words. [laughter] you know, if there is a project that better exemplifies what redevelopment should and can do, i would like to see it. if there is a set of partners that would be better to work with, i would like to see them. and if there's a more a corporate woman building in a project like this to be named after, and i would like to meet her. in terms of the redevelopment agency's role in this, agency funds were used to acquire the site, to provide the financing for the affordable housing. grant funds were used for the clinic. in terms of the use of tax increment and agency funds, again, i think t

singles title and exactly two years after the feat in current event derek and the following we've been in the netherlands. by the russian world number seven prevailing with the six three six two despite the match being stopped at one stage due to race to sue novel length of wimbledon in the men's names event that had been drawn against love used in the opening rounds. on the ladies' side marion bartoli from france overcame. her reign to claim the title and the spawn both had played their semifinals on the same day it was bartoli who looked the fresher easing through the first set six one however strong back to take the next six four to level the match and the deciding set was close going to five games all before the totally got the crucial break and that much enjoying the moment for huge starts. change that. was so tough i mean i was really just trying to put the you know course sometimes. it was hard to get any resume so i was leading six one three one and then petra so to play very well she had to go very fast then and hard in india so she was a credit to her for coming back and then

bron james the minnesota timberwolves didn't surprise anyone when they took are his own power forward derek willian second three of the first six players taken were from europe including utah's turkish born third pick and this counter a total of four overseas stars who didn't attend the u.s. college on like hunter also taken in the draft for the first time in history. try to contribute to clue dollars ation as much as i can i'm really looking forward to going to cleveland it's a big sports now and i can't wait to embrace all the fans there and all the fans really can't wait and you know actually have the chance to see my jersey on the crowd with all those clune fans or someone really looking forward to ok over to the greens our former world number four henrik stenson looks to be regaining his top form in germany the swede storming to the top of the b.m.w. championship standings the thirty five year old not allowing the elements to rain on his parade a birdie on the thirteenth followed right up by another all for the whole thing in card and eights on their part runs this approach only it dee

hey, derek! hi c.c.! how's it going, a-rod?ll you, being here in sunny florida covering the yankees' spring training is a lot more fun than it is work. just don't tell my producer. oh! guess he found out! no longer in tampa, for "teen kids news," i'm nicole. brrrr. >>> >>> green lantern is lighting up movie screens across the country. ryan reynolds who stars as the main supercharacter is the latest to don a milk mustache. >> we use celebrities because they're such a huge part of culture today. everybody is always watching and listening and learning from celebrities. ♪ we thought we'd take this opportunity to talk to fans and remind them they need a power ring or lantern to have the strength and lean muscle as the superhero but include low fat milk as the diet. the campaign is going to turn 17 this year. we've had 300 celebrities, singers, dancers, don the famous milk mustache over the years. >> got milk? >> the milk mustache is something everybody remembers from when they were kids. everybody's had one at one point in time and

james the minnesota timberwolves they didn't surprise anyone when they took hours on a power forward derek william the second three of the first six players though they were taken from europe including turkish born third and this hunter a total of four overseas stars who didn't attend a u.s. college on like culture were also taking in the draft for the first ever. try to contribute to clue dollars ation as much as i can i'm really looking forward to going to cleveland it's a big sports now and i can't wait to embrace all the fans there and all the fans were really can't wait and you know actually have the chance to see my jersey on the crowd with all those clune fans or someone really looking forward to let's move on to the greens where henrik stenson is the man to catch engine. this week leaving the b.m.w. championship standings after day one the thirty five year old not allowing the elements to remain his parade a birdie on the thirteenth followed right off by another on the fourteenth to him eight on. this approach on the eighteenth string stenson top spot heading into friday and his fr

derek took leon out in his boat to revisit the scene of the battle. i used to have a nightmare. i granted for years afterwards. i had somehow or. fallen into the water and i had sunk down and there was a kid sitting on i am on a tank. he was a he he waved at me he and i are about twenty maybe thirty feet under water and i was looking at i'm wondering what the fuck are you doing here and he was sitting on top of the sherman tank and the koran was all round us bright yellow red blue car all was all around us and it was this kid very happily sitting on top of the chair of a tank and that's a dream that i had for years. i had told my wife. if i start threatening ron but just leave the bread because i got. back kind of crazy i'm not aware of it but anyway. she she knew when i made those morning sounds i couldn't talk because of i began to speak i would drown i would swallow water. later that day leon visited the residence of john and molly brown. so she showed a movie about the battle for tara prior to a tour of the sites. just tired of her couch. that's three. player. playing. playe

leon paid a visit to the owner and manager of the plant derek and her warmth i wrote repeatedly to the washington usual suspects the president in the white house the secretary of defense and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff members of congress so i'm here to began and hopefully in action program with funding from my government what we've done. is to restart the cupboard under the current. master of the. car battery way here it says in a nutshell what i'm thinking that we should expand your operation clean up the beach on red beach one would be my primary objective is to give my salty language but you can understand my anger sure and having seen businesses' creation know how ground work on red beach leon had developed an action plan for be sure that included two phases the first would be to set up refuse containers and collection centers throughout the beaches and employ local citizens the second phase would be to establish state of the art incineration systems that would recycle trash as well as provide electricity for the island the ons action plan could be used for any island ba

derek matthews scores. then the rains came. cal office really poured it on then. you know that's their first world series win since robert reagan was swept into office. >> i don't like to think too much. when i think too much, it doesn't work well for me. so i mean, i kind of play it simple, i guess he said. >> we have been down all year. we had to fight back. whether it's getting our program back and we fought on the field every single game. >> time for the top five on a tuesday night. >> at number five, barry zito wants his name back in the rotation. he picked a complete game shutout. does he have a spot, that's the question. cocoa crisp robbed him on a -- >>> number three, what's worth more. the bare or the basement. that calls a ma days. how frustrating has it been for the nature. castilla. look at the throw. and he got the out. serena players hasn't played since winning at bumable don last year. threatened her life, serena struggled, but won in three sets today. >> i didn't expect to play. i didn't expect to even do anything. so this is just -- i'm just excit

six hours in a car for derek williams second three all of the first six players were taken from europe including turkish born third pick and this hunter. total of four overseas players who didn't attend the u.s. college and like country were also taking the draft for the first but. try to contribute to a clue nor is asian as much as i can i'm really looking forward to getting the cleveland it's a big sports town i can't wait to embrace all the fans there and all the fans were really can't wait and you know i actually have the chance to see my jersey on the crowd with all those clune fans or someone really looking forward to up brings us on to the greens were henrik stenson is the man to catch in germany at the moment the swede leading the b.m.w. championship standings after day one the thirty five year old not allowing the elements to rain on his parade a birdie on the thirteenth followed right off by another one on the ensuing fourteenth hole card and it's on the hard ground this approach to securing stenson top spot heading into friday gary boyd sits one stroke back while a group of