and then dietrich gets the best of the match-up pap two-run home run for the rookie, and the only two runs jordon would give up, and the marlins take a 2-1 lead. and then the lineup changes, and then moving back up in the two spot, and then rips one into left, and harper coming around from first, and knocks that helmet out and he is in standing up. an rbi double ties the game at two, and then we are going to go to extra innings here. and top of the tenth, and it looks like he wants the lead-off span back. and span drills the pitch to center, and he finished the game 3 for 5, and then the go ahead score comes in, and then a positive way to even the first half of the season. >> we have had a few hiccups, and injuries. we are an awfully good ball club and need to play like it. the offense was the way everybody swung the bat, that was huge for us. >> o's and blue jays have five players heading to new york. the pitcher, tillman, a addition to the group. and then showing the fans why they are going to new york. men on the corners for adam jones, and he bounces one into shallow right. and th

. >> many people may say this bill lowest point in dietrich's history. if we were not to do this, the trip would continue going down hill. it is time to say let's stop, detroit is. . >> its woes began in the 1970's and 1980's with increased layoffs and automation. flight andhe white black flight. the population is now 750,000. >> when you have a population exiting and more people collecting benefits than replenishing the system, mathematically it does not work. >> the exit has left four in 10 houses in do. the city has turned off half of the street lights. the crime rate is the highest in the state. for years, city leaders failed to take on the growing debt, now an estimated $18 billion. >> i did not want to go in this direction. now that we are here, we have to make the best of it. >> in march, the state to over appointing an emergency manager. >> changes will be made. bills will be paid. nothing changes from the standpoint of the ordinary citizen. fraught with race and politics. the leaders of the mostly white and republican government have taken over

alyssa dietrich was a good student and athlete when she started using prescription pain meds.oon she was a high school dropout shooting heroin. >> heroin made me not feel, and i think that's what i was looking for the whole time. >> reporter: she became clean and graduated from college. >> now it's for myself. >> reporter: and with the help of the phoenix house recovery center, suzanne is working to get clean. >> for me it's one day at a time. >> reporter: as the cdc urges doctors to seriously consider a patient's dependency risk before ever prescribing powerful pain meds. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> we are back in a moment with what's now being called the worst meal in america. >>> we're back in a moment with what's now being called the worst meal in america. 1972. [ all ] fort benning, georgia in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve military members, veterans, and their families is without equal. begin your legacy, ge

paul dietrich, thank you very much. larry we'll see you in a couple minutes when the s&p futures close. >> okay. liz: the fed has spoken and we know, it could, it could begin tapering its bond buying program bit end of this year although it's not a done deal. the question now, what should you, if you were a billionaire, as somebody who started not as a billionaire, what would you, what should you do with your investments now? we are asking a legend in the world of investing, billionaire wilbur ross, w.l. ross chairman and ceo. david: also all this week we're bringing you top strategists across all sectors of the market to give you your second half setup. what is the second half of the year going to look like? up next we have your best portfolio plays in retail, the retailer sector. >>> we want to hear from you. june auto sales are coming in stronger than expeeted today. are you planning on buying a new car this year? if so, what kind of a car? facebook.com/afterthebell, we'll read your anticipateses later this hour. ♪ [

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