the dodgers aren't playing dodger baseball right now. they have pitching issues of their own right now. >> rob: these are two really good offenses. when they were in cincinnati, they had 28 hits. we've got a couple of those guys on our teams that can swing the bat. one of them is going do the hall of fame. pudge rodriguez, hitting about .450 right now. he's just a joy to watch no matter what he's doing. what a great addition to this ball club. he's a lot of fun to watch. and he has a lot of fun. >> bob: pudge rodriguez, leading the way at .449. dodgers have some young talent like etheir. they're hitting way up there, better than anyone in the league. it's their pitching keeping them glued to an under .5 00 record. luis atilano, good e.r.a. at triple a. >> rob: yeah. and he's a sinker baller. >> bob: if you see ground ball outs tonight, the rook rookie is doing his thing. willingham is back in the lineup tonight. he's given the nats surprisingly good defense. a great overall start for the hammer. into every chili's kitchen? it's all in th

dodgers. you know i love those old stories. that's a time that would have been wonderful to just been a part of and watch those games. >> bob: not too many people talk about the giants leaving northern manhattan for san francisco. you still hear stories about people who never went to the another baseball game in their life after the dodgers left brooklyn. that was the saddest day, maybe, in the history of baseball. we've had deaths in the game, and certainly they get their due. from a team leaving its fans, a devastating day for the burrow of brooklyn. some people have never gotten over it. >> rob: one of the reasons i love this game so much is the passion the fans have for their team. when you hear people say it, 17 years old and they've never watched a game since and they're in their 70s or 80s. it's tough to feel these people were hurt so badly by the dodgers. >> bob: yeah. well, joe tory is a new york guy. >> rob: i liked what you were saying today, what a great player he was. we talk abou

never beat on the dodgers..30, tumbling by the inning in his career against this ball club. 2-2 to belliard. ronnie waiting for an off speed pitch, popping it up to left center. jeff willingham makes that catch. nyjer today, 2 for 2. run scored. caught stealing but with his 2 for 2 his batting average now .294 ok no further than fios. now pay just $99.99 a month for verizon fios tv, america's top-rated internet, and phone guaranteed for 2 years. that's fios price protection, and it saves you hundreds of dollars. fios delivers the best channel lineup and the peace of mind that comes with paying the same low price every month. call 1.888.get.fios now to lock in $99.99 with a 2-year agreement. a price guaranteed for 2 years. we'll even include a free dvr for 6 months. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. >> bob carpenter: we were wondering which scott olsen would show up today. the best scott olsen of the year showed up. >> rob dibble: he has a great breaking ball. broke i

if you hadd , no support you stronger than the brooklyn dodger fans. >> i think real family is dodger fans. >> you have less of an elite element, more of a rowdy, noisy, neighborhood crowd. you had all of these great characters, it was kind of a fun carnival atmosphere. >> you had the happy felton's gang. they always brin o they can watch the game. >> only thing more colorful than the brooklyn fan was the advertising that colored the outfield walls. >> the signs were remarkable. there was a sign that said lanolize your shoes withsqu uep there was a song. lize s with esquire blue polish and you will look hand some all day. >> corrects and shafer beer. >> wrinkle proof ties. i'm yearsver ent courink smallest. >>tsu >>y tiovehe live figh to the outfield and hit that sign. that sign was never hit. >> but the sign, with the rest of ebbet's field was soon gone. in 1960, two years after the dodgers did the unthinkab moving ldasolis >> thighnd sou >> why move? why tear down ebbets field. i was raised to think ebbets field was like the pyramids. it was wo always be there. or at the very least,

two quick ground ball outs for the dodgers. guzman is coming up. >> rob: if you have an arm like furcal, you can let the ball play you. there's manny. he just went on the disabled list. here's the arm. this is a rifle right there. >> bob: that play is not how you would teach a young shortstop to play a ground ball. >> rob: you want them to charge it and get the hop. occasionally, he's going to fire some balls into the stands or away from the 1st baseman because of that arm. absolute rifle there. ian desmond has a strong arm too. >> bob: furcal, 32 years of age now. guzman, backs up loney. he'll do it himself. so the hitchers are trading ground ball outs. >> bob: beautiful evening at the kennedy center. a beautiful evening in nationals park. the nationals are on top of los angeles, 1-0. kind of a family night at the park. sunday will be our first family fun day of the year. here's matt kemp. bounced out to short first time up. atilano misses, low and inside. >> rob: i'm impressed. great crowd tonight when the capitals are in the

he has seen a lot of great dodger triumphs and he has seen the tough dodger, game, too, that's the hardest part of being a broadcaster, whether they win 100 fames or whether they lose 100, he has been there along the way. of course hoping for a big year as well this season the dodgers defending nl west champions and we now become charlie steiner who has been the main yid voice of the dodgers who has been with the organization since 2005. char charlie, thanks for join us. i'm sure like many others, you have listened to vin scully do broadcast at some point during his 60-year career. do you have a favorite vin moment. >> my favorite vin moment is the first time i was hearing him when i was seven years old and he was doing the brooklyn dodgers. it was because of listening to vin at my mom's kitchen radio, that's the reason i wanted to be what i turned out to be, an announcer for the dodgers. lord knows i never thought i would be working alongside vin. now having the opportunity to essentially play pepper with babe ruth every day and this on his 60th anniversary of dwhoog he does better than a

nationals hosting the dodgers. the gnats had a chance to win it in extra innings but pudge rodriguez thrown out at home plate. still have a .500 record at 9-9. that's your sports minute. i'm lindsay czarniak. have a great day. >> it's 9:06 right now on this sunday morning. still ahead, new details about the allegations against goldman sachs. the information some of its investors might not have known that would end up costing them big bucks. >> and tayshaun could be gone but could another little panda so >>> another rally is set today to protest one of the tough quest state laws against undocumented immigrants in our country. on friday, the arizona governor signed a law requiring police to question individuals about their immigration status. it allows police to ask for identification if they suspect someone is in the country illegally. the law also toughens restrictions on hiring illegal immigrants for day labor and knowingly transporting them. the new law could take effect this summer but it is almost certain to be

game one, dodgers and nationals. >>> don't miss tomorrow's show as the nationals and dodgers play. morgan plays center field and steals bases. he greets the fans. he also will be up close and personal. you'll have a plush pass to get a little more inside. now for the dodgers. their lineup tonight. matt kemp, boy, you've got to keep him off the bases, ray. last year, 30 stolen bases. he went 1-3 in last night's loss. gold glove center fielder with the best of them. a career-high last year in home runs, rbis and walks. here's the lineup card tonight. garret anderson, the left fielder. etheir had a two-run shot last night. matt kemp will be in center. belliard will be at 3rd base tonight. blake dewitt, the 2nd baseman. a.j. ellis will be behind the plate. he'll be catching haeger. now let's take a look at riggleman's lineup card. left fielder, josh willingham. he's driven in 11 runs. he's also hit 11 of 15 starts. his career run, as far as home runs are concerned, he's decked three. leading off as always the center fielder, nyjer morgan. adam kennedy at 2nd base. guzman gets the start

. >> bob: by taking the 5th we mean, he became the dodgers 5th starter. there's the third winningest active manager. adam kennedy puts the nats on top 1-0. two left-handed batters, letting the ball get deep in their stance before

and the nationals try to hang on against the dodgers. news 4 at 6:00 continues. for a price that starts low and stays low? look no further than fios. now pay just $99.99 a month for verizon fios tv, america's top-rated internet, and phone guaranteed for 2 years. that's fios price protection, and it saves you hundreds of dollars. fios delivers the best channel lineup and the peace of mind that comes with paying the same low price every month. call 1.888.get.fios now to lock in $99.99 with a 2-year agreement. a price guaranteed for 2 years. we'll even include a free dvr for 6 months. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities >>> if you facebook, tweet or use one of the other townless social networking sites, new york senator charles schumer wants to make them all more private. schumer wrote to the federal trade commission today asking that guidelines be established to limit how someone's personal information can be shared with other companies. his letter comes after a repor

jonathan broxton to pop to second. 2-1 dodgers win it. no decision for barry zito.ime he went back to that start of the season since 2003. first save of the season for jonathan broxton. dodgers option russ ar tease to aaa albuquerque. >>> marlins and phils. cole hamels on the bump. top two. dan uggla getting into one. going off the foul pole. solo shot. marlins led 1-0. bottom eight, same score. check out the effort on the ben fr fr francisco pump. four hits all day. then top nine, marlins still up 1-0. uggla down the line. rbi double. florida goes on to win by a final of 2-0. nate robertson moves to 8-0. jorge cantu extended his hit streak to 17 games, dating back to last season. highest scoring team in the majors despite just one run in their last two games. >>> nats above .500 for the first time in two years. wouldn't last long. jason marquis anything but on the bump. brewers already up three. bases loaded, none out. prince fielder. marquis pulled before recording an out. later craig counsell up for the second time in an inning. bases full one out facing bautista

great scott, that start we told you about against the dodgers.ight ks, one walk over seven innings and 16 start for a 26- year-old. so he's very wise for his age. >> i guess in chicago when it was freezing john lannan went almost sleeveless. here in florida where it's quite warm, scott olsen has the long sleeves on. >> the condition for a baseball game couldn't be more beautiful than now. 80, very humid, probably took them about 15 to 20 pitches to get loose and he still has sleeves. >> that's a swing. for last year's rookie of the year, chris coghlan who hit .321 and became the marlins' third ever rookie of the year behind dontrelle willis in 2003. >> you want to talk about sophomore slump. hitting .211. 21ks and 78 at-bats she's struggling too. >> and last year, rob, he only struck out 77 times in 504 at- bats. he made great contact. he's starting to show signs of life. 5 for his last 17 with a modest four game hitting streak. we just saw giovanni soto and he went through this last year when coghlan was getting off and becoming rookie of the ye

nationals also winners at home last night against the dodgers. that's your sports minnesota, and i am dan haily. >> now that we are in a nice, new, studio, we have to use better words. ae bullant. it's an hd word. >> hopefully he will get that way up in canada. >>> all right. not too many people pleased with your forecast. >> yeah, and people will want justin back, and now that the old guy is back again the clouds have come back and fortunately, or unfortunately, depending how you view rain on the weekend, we have rain showers coming your way. off to a dry spot in many spots this morning, and i will show you where there are rain drops to be found. what a beautiful start on the saturday morning. current temperature with a beautiful sunrise, and 55 degrees right now. fairly light wind out of the northeast at 6 miles per hour. and we are going to continue to see more clouds as we go through the remainder of the day today. so be ready for it. not an awful lot in the way of sunshine coming your way on your saturday. here is a check of live doppler. yo

. >> reporter: nats hosting the dodgers, bottom 4, tied at 1. dunn after charlie hagueer, wow, a solo home run off the upper deck facade. 2-0 nationals on top. a two-run shot, second of the game, third of the season. nats beat the dodgers 5-1. they're now 9-8. meanwhile the o's lose to boston 4-3. they have the worst record in major league baseball. the caps lose 2-1. they now lead the series 3-2. they will try to close it out monday in montreal. i'm dave feldman. brian is back to wrap up the edge right after this.  >>> did you see it? a musician ditching his piano for an ipad. that's the chinese pianist at a concert in san tran. he brought out an ipad and played fly the bubble bee. he's using the magic piano app if you have one at home. it does help the player out a bit but you have to be pretty good to do what he's doing. have a fantastic weekend. see you monday. is that your new car ? uh... yeah ? cool. thanks.

giants dodgers. white sox indiansons presented by lowes. fox saturday baseball returns next week. check your local listings for the game and time in your area. out into shallow left. bartlett is there. the runners will hold. two outs. you, sir,, will watch the matchup between the mets and the cardinals and we will go back to our 4:00 eastern start time. and david wright had a homerun in the mets opener after hitting just ten homeruns last year in spacious citifield. >> tim: pujols had two for the cardinals against the cincinnati reds. what an extraordinary hitter pujols is. >> joe: and a free agent to be at the end of next year which is like a hurricane gathering out in the ocean for cardinal ownership in the front office wondering what direction that is going to head. >> joe: granderson fouls it. one ball, one strike. hurricane albert will either re-sign with st. louis or become the most sought -after free agent, i don't know, maybe ever. >> tim: maybe. thus far, i guess alex rodriguez was. >> joe: yep. a 1-1. two balls and a strike. runners on at second and third. two outs. two

he would earn his eighth save shutting the dodgers out 1-0. on the home stand. >>> meanwhile the orioles in boston against the red sox, top of the 10th, birds lead 5-4. matt weider scores 2 runs. the orioles edge the red sox 7-6 in ten ending a ten game losing streak to boston. the o's are 3-16. >>> nascar's sprint cup series at talladega. kevin harvick battling jamie mcmurder i have to the finish line. harvick wins by 11/1,000 of a second to end a 118 race drought. that's what i call a smorgasbord of sports. >> see you later for geico sports xtra. >>> one foot in front of the other to raise awareness about kidney disease. this is the national kidney foundation's kidney walk at the mall at prince georges. it was not just a walk. it was a chance to educate adults and kids about kidney disease and have a little fun too. >>> first-time home buyers your time is almost up. the last minute push to seal the deal before rebates run out. >>> are democrats and republicans any closer to a deal on financial reform? the key test vote is just hours away. >>

dodgers just got 3 in new york to tie the mets.nny is about to throw his 53rd pitch of the night. he threw 27 in the 1st inning. he struck out adam dunn but he had given up three hits already. >> rob: he's very difficult the second time through the batting order to hit off of. you think you got him figured out, think again. straight change is becoming one of the most popular pitches in the major leagues. there's the hammer. going to get some smacking going. >> bob: a couple of guys in this inning, in fact three of them, who would like to atone for their first at-bats want to. breaking ball. did he hold the bat back? he did not, and he's gone. two strikeouts for gorzelanny. willingham is coming up. let's pay off our trivia. i had forgotten that neither of them are around anymore. jesus luis. >> rob: we don't need any more of those negative questions. >> bob: willingham right field again for fukudome. two outs. gorzelanny, effectively keeping the ball away from the right handers and getting a strikeout on adam dunn. this brings up pu

>> two tickets to a dodger's game. >> two tickets to a dodger's game the next time you're in l.a.flint is my twitter and king's things. the first one that gets it right. i'll allow for -- it's different in various provinces. british columbia has the lowest. >> larry: when is the automobile industry coming back? how about ford? >> profits you mean, coming back. >> larry: selling more cars. >> any workers coming back? have you heard that at all? no. >> larry: nobody's coming back? >> yeah. the talk about the recovering economy. it doesn't recover unless people are working. we have millions and millions -- >> larry: wouldn't it be logical more people buy cars. >> you would hope that would happen. they're doing better. >> larry: housing prices ticking up. aren't you encouraged by anything? >> i'm always encouraged to hear good news. we also -- look, larry, my role is to give voice to those and there are still hundreds of thousands of people whose homes are being foreclosed upon. there needs to be a moratorium promised during the campaign of '08 so people have a chance to catch up. the

marlins and dodgers. dodgers take a 2-1 lead.ll game, atlanta and san francisco, infield single, and the giants with a 5-4 final in 13 innings. wins tonight for the giants and big win for the mets today. an opportunity for lannan to get on track after losing on opening day. against perez. >>> not a goodnight for the nationals. 4 of their 12 hits went out of the park in citi field in new york. >> that's because we get behind them. >> let's home lannan tomorrow will get the ball over the plate. >> he doesn't walk very many people. 42 out of 71 assignms that he has gone at least 6. he is 12 among -- one of 7 to post back to back 30 starts. he won 9 games the last 2 years. i expect him to win 14 games. he was the number one pitcher in 2008. perez. had a lot of problems last year, had surgery to have scar tissue removed. leads the league in oppositional batting average for left handers. .177 is what opponents hit against him. >> also very good last year, won 4 ball games, lost 10 on the road. good against pagan. david wright is 7-27.

and adam godwin with the dodgers in the minor league. you have the ying i can't think. a guy that led the nation, then for the most part you don't run that much, at all. 2 balls and a vehicle. >> that is exactly what arkansas - little rock needed. got the runners started, ground ball left side. short stop recovered, then a huge mistake by hoyle out in left field, and running in on it, he kind of almost acted like a do or die play when he could have easily set up, kept it in front. the runner would have just stayed at 3rd, but instead the bobble let to a ualr run. >>> so an uncharacteristic error by the troy trojans. produce it is second run of the game for ualr. and rowell will try to make this a brand new ball game with mccollum at 2nd base and 2 outs. the mistakes by troy has led to this. you have the hit batter then the error in left field, but credit little rock for finding a by with the aggressiveness on the bases and the timely hit leads to the run. rowell can be selective at 2-0. tyler ray has walked nobody. hit a couple of batters, struck 2. only allowed 2 base

when he managed the dodgers in '96 they started out 6-19. the dodgers are scuffling.t's terrible what we are going through. sooner or later we will start scoring some runs. have a good weekend. thanks for your time. >> thanks. >> oriole manager dave trembley. >> ryan burr back with you. day two for tiger woods. shot a two over 74 yesterday. cut line at about a plus one. so tiger will need to go about minus one on the day to make the cut. here he is on the par three sixth. he'd bogey the hole and move to pus three. tiger putting for birdie on eight. bottom of the cup. back to a plus two after nine. tiger needs a big back nine. let's get to phil mickelson now. second shot on the par five 15th. and lefty snuggles it up six feet for the pin. his eagle, he finished with a four under 68. he's six under for the tournament. billy mayfair turning back the clock. he's at eight under. billy mayfair getting it done in a big-time way, chipping in off the green does may fair. he's at eight under par. back to tiger now. on the front nine, once again tiger would have to go minus one

it's the mets and the dodgers tomorrow, sunday and monday night baseball on espn, available in high-definitionas 24-21 cavs after the first. the bulls had a lead midway through the second. since then, it's been a blowout. cavs had a 38-point second quarter. 37-point third. and lebron is 37 points, 12 boards, 11 assists. his fifth career playoff triple-double. cleveland will be up 3-1, just like boston to other side of the bracket. >> hubie: they shifted gears with 6:00 to go in the second. the defense is outstanding. for two and half quarters. at the other end, they're shooting up over 55%, plus 12 threes today. 12 threes. that's a big stat again. >> mike: there's the game summary for you. let's not ignore the efforts of noah. a 20-20 playoff game. dwight howard had one in the playoffs. 27 more points nor cleveland with threes. coming into the game, they outscored the bulls by 60 points in threes. williams is long. brown and richard have checked in for the bulls. and it's stat sheet time. the east, we have orlando in good position, 3-0 on charlotte. we'll see if milwaukee makes that one long s

i always contended that the yankees were more republican -- i was originally a brooklyn dodger fan and now a new york mets fan. and my theory goes like this. the yankees are always a wealthier team, the always have more money. they were owned by cbs at one time in their history. and they charge higher prices, so they attracted a wall street kind of crowd. i would love to hear mr. feltus'comments on that. guest: i wish i had at the profile of every team committed to memory, but i don't. i have not looked at the new york yankees versus the mets, for example. york yankees versus the mets, for example.

the los angeles dodgers? >> when there's a third party involved in a marriage?y: the dodgers are a major institution in baseball and in los angeles, and the entity in the community. the two people who own them, one says she owns them, he says he owns them. and you take the third party into the courtroom. >> you can take that third party and get a lot of leverage out of it. i've actually been involved in divorce cases where there were mistresses and i brought that mistress into a court and actually into and office, we had a deposition, i asked probing questions to get evidence for a divorce case. it does give divorce attorneys -- or the fact that there's a third party involved, it gives divorce attorneys a lot of access and some interesting information to use against the spouse in a divorce. >> larry: that's going on right now. dr. pinsky, neil simon wrote a great line once in the "odd couple," divorce must be popular, 50% do it. >> yet, as we sit here and talk about this topic tonight, infidelity ruins marriage. there's tremendous pain and consequences of these

he won a world series ring with at red sox in '07, he has been with to houston and the dodgers in tampa the game yesterdayed orioles snapped the three day losing streak, beating the a's 2-3. st. louis, graduate steve johnson, giving one run on one hit while walking 4. the orioles play the yankees tomorrow at 1:00 at tampa. the game can be seen at epsn. to college park, where the uke k owe laidz continue to pour in for greivis vasquez. greivis received one that he will surely treasure. vasquez is the recipient of the bob cusi award. the original list of nominees was 73 strong, but that whittled down over the past years. in making the announcement the president of the basketball hall of fame said, quote, greivis represents the best in his division and truly represents the award. bruce cunningham, fox 45 morning news. >>> the house votes against impeaching the attorney general. we will talk

we know why they were the dodgers.eet cars in brook behind the fans -- brooklyn, the fans had to run between the street cars. bridge grooms. don't know about that. had to do with the brooklyn bridge. >> was the ballpark by the bridge? >> fairly. you go back and think about the history of dodgers the last good year was 46 when o'malley wanted to build a dome stadium and robert morris wouldn't give them the property and they got a better deal in los angeles the coliseum, and dodgers town. i was reading an article in vero beach because that's what they want to call chavez ravine and have its own zip code. >> gary: one of greats in a dodgers uniform. jack a robinson. 42 retired in all the yards. 3-2 on lugo. izturis and jones to follow. 3-2 delivery by lee. another ground ball. deep at short, wilson. one way in the 8th inning. now your kids can learn the play from the pros. sign up today the official summer baseball camp. youngsters, 5 days, professional training, they will be current and former o oz hand and a -- o oz han

brooklyn represented the beginning for me, representing my favorite baseball team -- of brooklyn dodgers- and the guys anin the neighborhood and so on. tavis: you said coming to l.a. did not take a long time but success took a long term. these stories attest to the fact that you were successful and made friends early along the way, but when you say success of a long time, what do you mean? >> it did not take me a long time. 26 years old after my first presley tor. i became a wealthy man. i started with nothing, but what i mean by success -- it took me a long time to accept it and understand it and live with it -- very difficult to come from nothing, have all lot, all of a sudden and live with it. tavis: what are examples of taking a while to appreciate it? >> i did not think i deserve it. i could not understand, why me? luckily, i was asking it about success and not having cancer, which i had later anyway. i am a spiritual man. i believe in god, and i believe in a higher power, and i think i was brought along the way, and i was not able to except me being the one -- to accept me being th

where twin spent many eventful years as a newspaper reporter, apprentice bohemian and self-described dodger of landlords. he always loved san francisco. although he did say or is supposed to have said, no one can track it down that the coldest winter i ever spent was a summer in san francisco. we all have a mental image of mark twain as a nomad in a white suit smoke agassi garr and looking wise. in his early years however, he was more of a red headed wise guy, a real life tom sawyer who was always getting into trouble and talking or walking his way out of it. he was always on the verge of lighting out for somewhere and by the time he finally stopped lighting out in the spring of 1910, he had visited five continents, gone around the world several times and personally crossed the atlantic ocean 29 times. travel he said was liberalizing. whenever you write a book, the first thing people want to know is why. i choose to interpret that as meaning, why did you write this particular book, not why did you write this particular book. in this case it's really a combination of things. as a civil war h

last july he was acquired from the dodgers part. george sherrill trade.st to the giants. he went to spring training with the giants. halfway through march he was offered back to orioles and now he's part of the rotation for a team off to a good start. we asked steve about that experience of going to big league camp with the san francisco giants. >> it was a blast. i got the hang without with lincecum, zito and cain. you don't get that much. i was able to be around their organization and it was a lot of fun. i got in games and pitched against big league hiters. >> last season with the dodgers and the orioles steve combined to go 12-7 with a 3.41 e.r.a. he racked up 154 strike out in 145 1/3 inning. he's been around baseball his entire life. his father was a starting pitcher with the orioles. steve told us about his father's influence on his career. my dad taught me everything i knew. i didn't see him pitch much. disappointed about that. he all the me everything. he's a big influence. i have to say that my favorite player is cal ripken. just because hometow

for a time he was public announcer for the brooklyn dodgers. name was frund, but when no one could pronounce that correctly, he took his mother's name of forsythe. he was a celebrated stage actor who turned to television when it was a young medium. john forsythe was 92 years old. >>> and eugene allen has died. few americans will ever get to see as much history as he did, and only a handful have ever been this close to power. eugene allen, you see, was a butler for eight u.s. presidents. he worked inside the white house for 34 years. the reagans promoted him to the senior position of maitre'd of the white house. he became the first butler to be invited to a state dinner. served the most powerful people, most famous people in the world, and after hours, a lot of presidents treated him as their friend. he grew up under harsh segregation in virginia. in his retirement years he live a quiet life in suburban, washington. about a year ago with a marine escort by his side, he had tears in his eyes during president obama's inauguration. eugene allen was

but still my question, based upon a dodgers on the human rights committee which is the grace education, granular competitive while i have ever had. they do do it carefully elsewhere. . .

giants-dodgers. to leave after three inow that all my favorites from pizza hut are just ten bucks each, i'm saving tons of money. yeah, it's insane. [ male announcer ] right now, any pizza at pizza hut is just $10. any pizza, any size, any crust, and any toppings -- for only $10. only at your pizza hut. so, at national, i go right past the counter... and you get to choose any car in the aisle. choose any car? you cannot be serious! okay. seriously, you choose. go national. go like a pro. it's on. can't you feel it? [ aretha ] can you feel that? [ man ] whoa! jeff -- eat a snickers... please. why? every time you get hungry, you turn into a diva. just eat it so we can all coexist in here. ooh, i turn into a diva. get it into your system, cranky pants. okay. thank you. better? better. will you get your knees out of the back of my seat! whoa! [ male announcer ] you're not you when you're hungry. snickers satisfies. to prove it, susan will search the web... man: and jill will text kgb. woman: the challeng

they entertain the dodgers. and the phillies are in houston. braves are in extra inning in san francisco, 4-4 there. hudson and sanchez were the starters. jason bay. let's have new faces. they went to free agent route for bay. jacobs, barajas and trades brought the others here. including jerry math us, jr. and they have a jungster up, tejada who is the youngest player they have had in a long time. it invokes the name of someone currently in the washington national's organization. there is young mr. 20-year-old, tejada. 2-0. zimmerman comebacks it down. kept the ball out of the left field corner and the mets have their first base hit. bottom line is, mock is heading for a very tight pitch first inning. >> rob: hurt himself, got great stuff tonight. doesn't need to fall behind the hitters. you are giving the mets the advantage when you fall behind. if you get behind you really put them in an advantage situation. you got to stop this right here and challenge these hitters. they haven't gotten off to a great start offensively. >> bob: jacobs with w

. >> the national's move back above the final hundred mark with their win over the dodgers. seven shutout innings. they're leading the league with eight saves. now it's on to chicago to battle the cubs tonight. best part of the season. >> it is a good thing. enjoy it. >> 53 degrees in roslyn. the news continues at 5:30. >> still ahead, a major road work on the wilson bridge could mean a longer ride to work. we will have a live report on that. >> a vote could happen on financial reform today in the senate. i am brianne carter. you'll have that story coming up. >> some showers will come through the area today. will we have sunshine? and what is in store >> live and in hd, this is good morning washington, on your side. >> i went in the sanctuary and got on the pulpit table. the whole building fell around me. but straight ahead on this monday morning, amazing stories of survival after a deadly tornado tore through parts of the south. good morning, washington. welcome back on this monday, april 25. i am alison starling. >> i'm doug mcelway. let's check conditions close to home. s

draft dodgers were used it. and they once used it to round up japanese american.us bureau gave data on the arab-americans. in all cases they did it, in cases of the japanese they lied about it. not alleging a conspiracy but you don't have to be crazy to raise the question. >> chris: give me an example. what thing could the government misuse information for? >> i don't think i'm as creative as the federal government is. i'm merely saying every time you read a press account it's oh, everyone is for this except for people in idaho stockpiling the weapons and food. that is not true. it's fair to question the government and the use of the data. by the way, if you have seen the form, it's race obsessed. it's about race. why is that? someone defend that. i'd like to see defense of why we need that information on the skin color. >> chris: a.b., your thoughts on the census, and the conserve tiative participation and conservative boycott? >> it's ironic that the republican establishment worked so hard this year to make sure they don't alienate the tea party voters who they

we don't give $4 trillion to a guy who bets on the diamondbacks to beat the dodgers.s not the way it works. the problem, these guys have been massively subsidized by the taxpayer and doing completely socially non-beneficial trades. that's why people have to pay attention to this stuff. >> all right. thank you so much. fascinating conversation. this is not the end of the golden story by any sort of the imagination. we'll talk about it next week. we'll meet fabulous fab, the trader at the heart of it aunchts the moral of the story, don't send e-mails, and if you do, don't call yourself fabulous fab. >> oh, man. a total financial meltdown leaving millions struggling for jobs trying to repair destroyed nest eggs. next what must be done to assure another crisis is averted before it's too late. [ sneezes ] ♪ music plays ♪ [ sneezing ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] what are you gonna miss when you have an allergy attack? benadryl® is more effective than claritin® at relieving your worst symptoms -- runny nose, sneezing, and watery eyes -- and works when you need it most. benadryl®.

. ♪ >>> the republicans finally have a health care plan as tweeted at 42 bk dodger in our second runnertweet of the day, i assume cpas will report items received under lowden's payment system at fowl market value. many refollowing in a quick sodic bid to become the epic 50,000th follower, photos tweeted today, none. luke russert said he'd send one. >>> in lou of a chicken can i pay for services with a block of spicy tofu? tweet of the day, from my friend, the leader of rogue famed state arizona jan brewer is now massing more forces on her southern border. how i wish he was joking. boycott baseball's cactus league. let's play "oddball." >>> we begin on the sun. is it occupied? with all of the focus on mars and asteroids lately, the sun had to do something to get noticed. these captured by four telescopes. this fiery ring here, that's 30 times the size of the earth. it's called a solar eruption, possibly a reminder to earth on earth day of just who revolves around whom. to beijing where residents are fed up with a stench emanating from area garbage dumps, deploying over 100 cannons of deo

edwin jackson, he was the guy when he was coming up through the dodger system was the untouch you believe prospect and now he's with a major league organization because someone keeps wanting him. >> he pitched very well here, and then he went over to detroit and pitched well there. >> jim: 1 and 2 on atkins, reimold at -- 1 down. high fly ball left field -- makes the catch near the wall. it was softly hit and hung and carl crawford with that great speed, able the go back and lunge for it. atkins retired and 2 men down. >> he made this play look routine. he just runs it down, and what he's saying, basically, is i got away with a high breaking ball. i think one of the reasons atkins hit it on the bat is you think it may be a little bit tighter and you don't center the ball. >> izturis, second at back. soft line drive to second base in his first trip tonight. >> he's already in his 10th 10th season in the big leagues leagues. >> little bit low. good eye. 2. >> jim: garza measured 8 strikeouts per innings. he walked 3 and a half. he also allowed just under 8 hits per game. less than a hit per

two tickets to a dodgers game the next time you're in l.a. for you're in l.a., you'll have it.twitter. king's things. and the first one that gets it right. i'll allow for because it's different in various provinces. >> larry: average. >> yeah, british columbia has the lowest. and quebec has the highest. so give me a range and we'll accept that as the answer. >> larry: quick thing. what about the automobile industry coming back? ford? how about ford? >> well, it's -- yeah, profits you mean are coming back. >> larry: yeah. selling more cars. >> yeah. any workers coming back? have you heard that at? >> larry: nobody's heard that. >> talk about the recovering economy. it doesn't recover unless people are working. and we have millions and millions of people. we have one of the highest unemployment rates. >> larry: wouldn't it be logical if more people by cars. >> you would hope that would happen. has that happened? because they have been doing better. ford has been doing better. >> larry: how about housing prices ticking up. people are buying more houses. aren't you encouraged by an

. >> the dodgers, they've lost four of six as they take on the nationals. we go to extra innings. to the 13th. tied at 3-3. russell martin. center field job for him. rafael furcal will come in in to score. martin batting .308 on the season. washington, they left 15 runners on base. that hurts. >> pirates-astros. first inning, pirates pitcher chris jakubauskas called up from the minors, making his first start of the season, hit near his right ear by the lance berkman line shot, examined by an astros team doctor and sent to methodist hospital for further tests. team says he will be kept at the hospital overnight for observation. still to come, ben roethlisberger has had a rough couple weeks. he's writing down his thoughts. find out what he has to say. it's a sad story in baltimore these days. why 17 hits wasn't enough against boston. national car rental knows i'm picky. so, at national, i go right past the counter... and you get to choose any car in the aisle. choose any car? you cannot be serious! okay. seriously, you choose. go national. go like a pro. and she said hair was growin

talking about a dirty bomb in the hands of al qaeda, dropped in times square, the mall of america, dodgers. how real is that threat? sharon is director of the proliferation prevention program at the center for strategic and international studies. we are watching live pictures of the summit about to get under way. we have been wanting to put this in per speck if i hatiff for th average american. they want a job, the 401(k) to get better, health care benefits. then, when you hear that al qaeda has been trying to get its hands on nuclear weapons for more nanthan a decade, that mak me a little nervous. >> we do have evidence, two pakistani scientists provided some drawings to bin laden and that is troubling. we don't know too much about how far al qaeda is along in that process. what we do know, however, is that there is a lot. there is tons of highly enriched uranium. 1600 tons and 500 tons of plutonium worldwide. we need that. that would make awful lot of bombs. we need to make sure that material is adequately secured. >> also too when you look at the number of leaders in this room, we are l

he was on the dodger, red sox recently.old me when it comes to a team mixed like this team it's about developing respect. he likes the way young players on this team show the veterans respect. he likes the worth ethic. they seem to be mature. he likes the way they go about their business coming early. he did notice they leave a little early. i told him maybe they're trying to get a little rest and not that mature. overall the one player he really is impressed with is adam jones. he's really enjoyed watching him. >> jim: it used to be after the game players sit in the clubhouse and talk about the game. it seems to be a lost art. lou remembers those days and obviously is fond of those. at that time lugo was a devil ray. he made three consecutive starts as the short stop. bartlett tied lugo for most in franchise history. >> rob: he became good friends with ty during his time. we were asking some of the guys, what do you think of lugo? they absolutely loved him. model citizen involved in the community. they enjoyed his time the

tommy lasorda is one of the most dedicated viewers out in los angeles, still an executive with the dodgers up late last night and someone came up and said i saw you on "fox & friends" this morning. is gretchen as cute in person as she is on tv? >> what did you answer? >> gorgeous. gorgeous. look at her today, beautiful dress. you look wonderful. >> ok, anyway, let's talk about this. some anti-tea party counterprotesters are apparently now deciding they're going to crash these tea parties. to me, that says hey, these tea parties are a little bit too big. we got to have some counteroffensive here so here's what they said yesterday at one of the biggest rallies in washington, d.c. >> don't have to -- >> americans who are not paranoid. we're here today to say that we're proud to live in a country of working americans. >> i'm not sure but i think the feeling i get from that is peaceful. using words. words rather than fists. i think it's important come up and they express their outrage or their support, i mean there were rallies in philadelphia, san diego, madison, wisconsin, washington, d.c. i

robinson broke the color barrier in major league baseball playing his first game for the brooklyn dodgersdeclared the saddam hussein regime an end. a waffle iron? nooo. i could have saved this one. [ female announcer ] it's rollback time at walmart. right now, walmart has rolled back prices on top lawn carerands like poulan pr brute by briggs & stratton, pennington, scotts and spectracide. along with thousands of others all over the store. it's rollback time! save money. live better. walmart. >> despite the government's pledge to crack down on big business, the irs has cut back on the time it spends auditing fortune 500 companies in the past few years. instead, it's now going after the little guy. what do you do if you find yourself targeted by the irs? did you know you can fight back and maybe even win. joining us with the expert advice is founder and c.e.o. of nationwide tax relief. you sent us a couple of tips. what's the first thing you do if you find out you've been audited? >> well, the first thing you do is you don't procrastinate. people stick their head in the sand. not realizing

. >> reporter: those cheaters, they cheated in the '77 world series and ripped the dodgers off. >> chuck 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 us for 200 years. let's embrace tomorrow. and with the hartford behind you, achieve what's ahead of you. ♪ does two jobs... at once. one: kills weeds to the root. two: forms a barrier, preventing new ones for up to four months. roundup extended control. time to face the pollen that used to make me sneeze... my eyes water. but now zyrtec®, the fastest 24-hour allergy relief,

i wish they would join me on the floor of the senate the dozens of times i've been here, the tax dodgersd paying taxes by creating slams. i showed the picket -- shams. i showed the pictures. you wouldn't want to touch them or feel -- american banks buy a sewer system in a german city and then they lease it back to the city so the city keeps using the sewer system and the bank gets to write off a sewer system in a german city to reduce its american tax obligation. they want all the benefits of being american, but they don't want the responsibility of paying taxes. so i say to somebody who comes to the floor of the senate and wants to reduce the federal budget deficit, how about joining knee getting rid of these things. or perhaps you could join me on the floor when i showed the picketture of the ugland house, a four-story white building on church street in the cayman islands. when i showed the photograph, and, by the way, it was an enterprising piece of reporting by a man i believe of david evans from bloomberg news who went to the cayman islands, he found a four-story building on church

if i recall a rightly, you rank the project's 132 dodgers 63 in e ways funded human side and one through2 or 113 on the drinking water side. by needed locally and that buy readiness to go to bid, local financing capability in place. other states that have similar rating systems? >> yes mr. chairman. all states have operating premise that priority list, that's part of a the requirements and the framework of both the clean water and drinking water state revolving funds. in our case and act with those numbers have increased quite a bit since i think the last time we provided you a list. to be now have over 280 projects on the clean water list for about $2.1 billion. the drinking water list i think has close to 300 projects as well. so the needs are certainly there. we rank those projects, actually we don't, are partners with the minnesota pollution control agency ranks of those clean water projects based on environmental and public health factors so that's a the ranking that we follow and then we work with communities to identify the ones that are have completed the preliminary planning wor

to put it bluntly, are dodgers using antibiotics inappropriately and too frequently?f that's true, what can we do about it? >> thank you very much. the centers for disease control had a cervical the national ambulatory survey and this is one of our main instruments for determining whether doctors' practices are and allows to check over time what happens in clinical encounters and most of the systems that's nationwide and allow us to monitor the quality of health care. in the service we have seen improvement and that there's been a smaller proportion of patients to come in with upper respiratory infection who live with antibiotic. it still remains to come in a practice and the challenge is educating physicians and have a monitoring system in place to give feedback to clinicians'. one of the things that will facilitate that is expansion of electronic health records where support systems can remind doctors that this is a ticket use of antibiotics and can give feedback on what the behavior of individual conditions are. selene's you both have the monitoring coming interven