again, dustin ackley, theou're o nation's topin hitter. he comes in right now with a .413 average. he slugs over .770, 22 home ru runs, 194 total bases. called strike and he got a2 runs,hy part of the outside corner there. so ackley is behind 1 and 2. 50 walks and only 32 strikeouts this season. >> well, if i'm arizona state and langeston, i'm throwing that outside pitch. >> 1-2 fouled away by ack ley, who took a big hack at it.he's e >> cantt certainly hit a home rn to left field.d away he has powered all fields. live on the outside corner, you expect somebody like him to drive it that way. >> well, he's going to have to expand his strike zone a lot, even on that outer half. you know, you feel like you get a pitch that was called maybe ae little off the plate, you're >> rg to have to cover that, especially with two strikes,ve ninth inning. e you're going to have to expand your zone.ri you might not be able to cover that inside pitch but you awant to do it on the outside. t >>h carolina's got ten hits, they're all singles. t that ball misses outside. able and this is exactly what y

all the publications really said it was a two-man draft, strasburg and then dustin angerley, the first baseman/outfielder for north carolina who hit over .400 this year. no brainer the mariners take ackley? >> absolutely. it's the one chance any team has the take an impact position player. center field, above average glove, average or better arm as he continues to recover from elbow surgery. he's going to hit for a lot of average. big question, is he an okay power guy or above average power as he continues to fill out physically. love the swing, love the bat speed. a positive glove in center field. >> the mariners taking your time. you think it's a no-brainer? >> absolutely. >> when that pick happen, we'll bring it live to you right here. just a reminder, a "sportscenter" special tonight, from 9:00 until 10:00 on espn. karl ravech and his crew break down the key picks of the draft and tell you which guys are most likely to make an impact at the major league level. once again, that's 9:00 on espn. still to come, phil mickelson making a surprising stop today on his way to memphis for the

and dustin pedroia off wang, and nick swisher is giving chase.ut it is into the seats for a ground rule double and they score. and the yanks within one and the top nine, jonathan papelbon on to close it out and the yanks with the tying run on second. and jorge posada to left. and the warning track power and the red sox win 6-5 and lead the a.l. heat by one game. and wang with the loss, and his 21.61 e.r.a. is the highest in major league history for any starter through his first five starts of the season. >> tonight was not a good night for him. i thought the other starter threw more strikes and was ahead in other counts, but tobt was not good. >> the balls were way out of the zone and the strikes were middle of the plate. you know we got some walks, we got a couple of doubles, and you know that's pretty much how we scored some runs. >> i don't know to tell you the truth. some pitches up, some pitches down. it was not a good -- i had hitters, that's about it. >> the eight-game win streak of the sox over the yanks the second longest in team history

do you get the sense that there's a possibility that because o steven fstrays, stephen strasburg, dustinley, ackley, donovan take it, donovan take it, jorge sanchez, wh are involved, the ncaa waited to see what was going to happen with that case at baylor. then they went in after the fact with their ncaa investigation and their allegations, that's because they can get more information through the federal authorities because these people are under oath. and they're not when they go in front of the nba. so that is one think i was told, the ncaa was waiting to see what would happen as they're working on the investigation. a little different than these other cases where they speed up the process a little more because it's just the ncaa. the interesting thing is what will happen next at usc. from what i have been told in the last couple hours, a lot of people would be very surprised in the college basketball community if elite head coaches would run to a job like this with those allegations hovering over it from the ncaa and the feds, and so what you're more than likely going to see at this j

. >> fri's sermon by ayatollah, did dustin up the prospects for meaningful engagement with the regime? it seemed extraordinarily strident and hostile to the west. >> you know, i think that, well, you all know our policy about engagement and our policy about preventing iran from obtaining nuclear weapons but i think that the focus has to be what is going on inside iran. this is not about us or on our bilateral relationship right now. this is about iranians and the iranians having their right to express themselves, respect their political will. the president made a very strong statement i thought standing very firmly behind those who want to have their views respected and be able to peacefully assemble and want to have access to the media. so, right now our focus is on this dramatic situation unfolding inside iran. >> the situation is unfolding in a country with which the obama administration over months now has been attempting to engage and i am simply asking whether the prospects for bus and seeding or not seem to be improving or slipping away. >> well, again, this is a rapid the evil

and we voted to open the dustin dome but again i believe the people of florida and the gulf coast that they are going to serve as host for this major industry, as you know you don't just wait a magic wand and nabrit appears in the water. there's a tremendous amount of work peter that goes into the fabrication of these facilities which by the way are quite clean today. by the way the more like the space industry than the oil and gas industry. but we believe the people along the coast should use some of those revenues for coastal restoration, for improvements to our energy ports, our general infrastructure, just like the state of wyoming and new mexico last year. wyoming received $1 billion, the people of wyoming, from sharing the revenues on federal land. we believe the coastal states should share as well so it is going to be a big fight on the floor of the senate. we helped to build coalition of interior and coastal states that believe that go it alone is not the right way, partnerships guest: i am encouraged by his goal of energy independence for our nation. i am encouraged that he wa

bottom two, dustin pedroia off chien-ming wang, nick swisher giving chase, but it's into the seats forund-rule double. george kotteras scores. red sox up 3-1. seventh, mark teixeira, after johnny damon homered the yanks go back-to-back, tex's a.l. leading 19th of the year. yanks within one. top nine. jonathan papelbon on to close it out. yanks have the tying run on second. jorge posada to left. a >> the w.t.p., kids, "warning track power." red sox lead the a.l. east by one game, chien-ming wang gets the loss. his 21.61 e.r.a. is the highest in major league history for any starter through his first five starts of a season. >> threw a lot of pitches in 2 2/3 innings, and i know he's not happy with his performance, and this is not what he wants to do, but i just told him, "you threw a lot of pitches, i'm going to take you out." >> his balls were way out of the zone, his strikes in the middle of the plate, we got a couple of walks, doubles, that's pretty much much how we scored some runs. >> i don't know, to tell you the truth, some pitches up, some pitches down. it was not a good night fo

boston has done such a great job of developing that they had to make a decision between a guy names dustin pedroia or hanley ramirez. they, too, made another good decision there. >> jim: cantu gets into one deep to left field down the line and it is foul! it hooked foul at the last moment. it's a lonely foul ball bouncing down the stairs. >> buck: cantu. we talk about the balance of power in this lineup. there are guys that can really do damage. an 86 -mile-per-hour fastball. they change their pattern a bit going with their fastball with two strikes. you can see it's clearly foul well to the left that have left field foul pole. >> jim: 1-2 is fouled off. there are no fans in the upper deck. they rarely sell tickets up there. that baseball is all by itself up there in the upper deck. somebody will find it. ball and two strikes on cantu with ramirez at second base. hard-hit ball fair down the line heading for the corners. ramirez will easily score as reimold digs it out. back to bag doubles. it's a 6-0 florida lead. >> buck: the marlins have zeroed in on rich hill tonight. seven hits, five r

context of which the marriage took place, it has to tell the history of the period owls well and a dustin about john's diplomatic and historical participation in the revolution, but the focus is always on the family i hope. another problem i had in writing a double biography was how do you write a double biography. that is how do you write about two people, how do you manage to people and getting them equitable time in a biography and at first i thought maybe i will do like war and peace, one chapter was on war and one was on peace, i could do one chapter on abigail and one on john and then i decided my material didn't take me that way and it wasn't going to be very interesting. it was to formulaic so i thought what i would do is start one chapter focusing on abigail and start the next chapter focusing on john and that didn't work out either because as i was writing cemeterial didn't take me there's a then i decided what i would do is go where the material took me. and i kept the focus on the marriage showing john when there was more material on john and abigail where there was more mater

early 80s early 90's you still have as raymond said a fair amount of states anywhere from six to a dustin doing fairly well primarily because energy. this is a very different universal with exception of a very small handful of states like wyoming, north dakota. you see this across the country in every region whether it is economy.com, philadelphia reserve, any data shows universal virtually 50 state downturn. yes? >> ai blogs wondering why you think this means for bond financing. will states shy away from it because they are expecting lower revenues or will they turn to bond financing to try to fill in gaps? >> i think it is going to be dependent upon the state i think the overwhelming majority of states will probably do what they would normally do in this recessionary per go to the extent they can turn to bond financing. i think there's a handful of states largely california that will still utilize bond financing but i think they have their own difficult issues that they have to deal with to ensure they can continue but we have never seen a state default. you saw transportation bonds def

dustin was the mvp last year and justin moore turned out to be an excellent first baseman. none made an early impact. matt has struggled in his first big league week and wyatters obviously when you look at this you have to say to yourself what may he be doing a little wrong or are they ganging up on him? >> >> he's not doing anything wrong. everybody knows what he's done in the minor leagues so far. 32 home runs. the rbis, all that kind of stuff. he's a full package player. if you don't think this guy's going to hit, then you know nothing about baseball. he will be a hitter and a switch hitter, he will hit for power and eventually it will all work out. the more attention you draw to him the tougher opposing teams are going to be against him. they're not going to give fastballs to hit and 2-2 counts or change ups. any time there's somebody in scoring position they'll never give him a pitch he can pull because sooner or later he'll relax. they'll let up on him a little bit, they'll throw him a fastball or cut fastball or slider in a situation where he'll hit a double and the

dustin ackley from north carolina, played first base for the tar heels. we expect to see him in the outfield. he goes to the mariners. your thoughts on ackley? >> he's a great pick, a safe pick. that's best hitter in the draft without question. squares balls up consistently to all fields. he's really developed his power this year. he's well above average runner. he's really the whole package. the only question is will his arm be healthy enough? can he really make that transition to the outfield? obviously if mariners believe he can or they wouldn't have taken him this high. a guy heading to north carolina to play a couple different sports, great athlete, he goes three. then tony sanchez, catcher from boston college, goes much higher than probably allotted by the scouts. why does he go number four to the pirates? >> that one is the real eyebrow raiser. it's clearly a financially motivated pick. tony sanchez is a good talent, a second or third-round talent according to the general consensus in the northeast this year. he's probably a solid everyday big leag

do we believe in god that will adopt dustin to his family and change knous? perhaps you don't think of yourself as a murderer or terrorist or radical muslim like tax -- but we have all sinned and fall short of god until we came to faith in jesus christ and he changes our lives. now what is interesting is this very week we are commemorating and noting that various anniversary of the islamic revolution and what's interesting is at this moment where annihilation is the language of the day, just as it was in the days of esther and mordecai. when you look out over the epicenter, the middle east, the center where the nation's eyes are riveted on israel and her neighbors, the epicenter of the events that are shaping the world and shaping the future. when you take a survey of the state of the epicenter, you begin to see some things that -- patterns emerging today as they did thousands of years ago. in the bouck "inside the revolution" i make the argument that 30 years after the islamic revolution began there were three revolutions happening. not just one. there are t

>> he did indeed receive dustin cell transplant. it was extremely successful. it extended his life approximately three and a half years. he did passably january 6th 2009 and he was about to have a second stem cell transplant. unfortunately due to certain situations his daughter became ill at the last moment and said he did pass away january 6, but again, extended his life nearly three and a half years and at his age, each day meant everything to him and each day that we had him was wonderful and my daughter who is behind me and i and his wife and his other brother, richard, we spent the last 30 days every single day with him at his side and like i say, there couldn't be any better memorial to my brother than what this committee is doing. because life is so precious and in spending those last moments of his life with him for 30 days at the end, we realize how important this work you're doing is and we just want to say again, from our family, thank you so much. we know with mr. gordon here, that you've been working around the clock seven days a week and very, ver

one of the most is food and at the core of the food is sugar, fat, and salt so how do you cool down dustin inglis? and the answer is you have to change how you view the stimulus. if you look at the stimulus and say that's my friend, that's going to make me feel better there's nothing i can do. there is a critical shift you have to undergo to the point where you look at that stimulus and say that's not my friend but how do you get there because he is a way that's got to taste good, i want that and it is going to taste good in the short run but you have to want something more and have to substitute things you want more. please? >> i am a general internist and been waiting to ask this a long time. i face this every day. diet and exercise, and i figured that we are hard wired to white sugar, fat and salt. sugar when we've all there wasn't very much food. we had to live in a situation of starvation. sugar was the fastest form of energy, that was the most efficient and salt was essential to life and that is where it comes from and why it's those things. >> there are receptiveness in the oral sen

that's star dustin. acly. number two pick of the seattle mariners.nting comes around to score. carolina up 1-0. acklee says he models his game after pete rose. >> i'll take that a. >> charlie hustle. >> spoken like a mariners fan. he hit .421 with 22 homers, 73 rbis during the regular season. came close to those numbers in this game alone. 5 for 6. three runs batted in. carolina eliminates southern miss 11-4. final game in the coaching career of eagles long time coach, palmer. well, texas and arizona state won their opening round game in the college world series. texas trailed 6-0. in the fourth inning, that's cameron roth. cutting the lead in half. later in the inning, texas down 6-4, belting one through the right side of the infield. pair of runs come around. longhorns tied up at 6. same score in the 7th. ruff, second of the game. 10 unanswered runs for texas in this game. but we also know that this isn't about that. it's about a company that's most of the about a company looking for an undisclosed take ten years ago to deny coverage for a brain tu

dustin pedroia will score. the red sox kind of coasted in this game after that.on red sox playing the nationals in washington as we check the scoreboard here. the boston red sox winning 11-3 tonight with the red sox and jason bay hitting a sew lore home run. atlanta shut out the yankees 4- 0. garrett anderson a two-run double. scott rolen, a home run and the phillies beat tampa bay 10-1. phillies with a six-run first, four-run fourth. chase utley with a two-run double. that's a look at our interleague scoreboard. when we come back, we'll preview tomorrow night's game in florida with jason were kin on the mound that is the story after the orioles lose to florida 7-6. (announcer) you do have health insurance don't you? if you don't, now you're in luck. carefirst bluecross blueshield can cover you for as little as $75 a month. depending on the plan you choose. just call us at the number on your screen for the plan that's right for you. carefirst bluecross blueshield lets you customize coverage so you have an individual plan that suits you best. select a ppo or an hm

we'll wait and see how that plays outment you mentioned dustin act leerk number two overall to the marinersh carolina. even right before the draft there was a question whether the mariners would go this way because of his signability. testify word was, and he is looking for more than pedro alvarez got last year with the second pick going to the pirates because ackley is a better hitter than alvarez in terms of pure bat, ackley has more tools i think than alvarez, who has much better power, but the question was could he make a lot of contact. >> ackley leaves north carolina after three years. donovan tate was scheduled to go to north carolina for next three years, and he's picked number three by the padres some carolina probably loses the present and the future in the second and third picks of the draft. tony sanchez a reach pick by the pirates for signability. a catcher out of boston college goes number four. interesting after that. the first high school to go by the orioles. pick a name out of here, five, six, seven or eight, that you can see being a bona fide player in the major leagues.

eg dustin its electricity and natural gas to more than 2 million customers in new jersey and owns and operates electric generating capacity in the northeast and mid-atlantic and texas. pscg has supported policies to promote renewable generation. we are planning major investments in solar, offshore wind generation, and energy storage technology that will make renewable energy more competitive. the question today is not whether we should vigorously promote renewable generation but how. specifically, how should we use transmission policy to promote renewable generation at the lowest possible cost. this would include not just federal citing authority but decisions about transmission planning and cost allocations at a fundamental to determining how much transmission is built and where. there are two competing views on this. one view i strongly favor is government should establish prices for externalities' such as cost of that meeting greenhouse gases. and let market forces determine which technologies and which locations are most promising for investment. this is the approach taken in the

senator boxer put forth a bill that would in dustin nursing education and we also have to look at the conditions nurses work under. they have one of the highest musculoskeletal injuries because the work they do support the bill would be safe patient handling. we need to create safe work environment. it is frustrating to go home and worry about what you missed because you didn't have the time to give the care that you need so we have to make investment and create staff standards to better working conditions. most of us didn't go into nursing to make a million dollars, we went in to take care of people and i think it is important to understand as nurse is we take seriously the role of being the advocate for the patient. we are the last line of defense at the bedside so we need to meet the conditions better for nurses and invest in nursing education. >> coley we are going to be doing that. one more thing i would say is unfortunately across the country we have seen high incidences of infections in hospitals which cause sometimes death to an awful lot of patience. i happen to believe stron

blue highways there is the hopi mesas of emergence, those who remember the book in the hardcover and dustin -- addition for parry earth as a mentioned looks like a tic-tac-toe design. for river horse and was a coiled snake which is american indian symbol for water in rivers. for this one i 112. and i thought, what is it went one afternoon i take maps sometimes working, i took my nap and those under a cold and my great-grandmother, she sought abraham lincoln speak at gettysburg, she was from near redding, pennsylvania. to make calls for all of her grandchildren in their high-school colors so when she made from my father was supposed to be bold but came out orange. should and i giggled, speaking about 1910, to me this quilt and they all had the same pattern and i discovered in doing research that the pattern was called the wondering what two. and then q came up with research that there was a superstition in the early 20th-century if not before the two put a child, a sleeping child under a quilt with a wandering foot pattern of your going to cause the child when she or he grows up to wander of

here today and between that crop and the crop that is right behind them in syracuse and then the dustin 15, 20 names you don't know behind them, we are building a franchise that is defined by young pitchers coming forward. i had a great conversation yesterday with a picture you probably know named john smoltz, played for me once upon a time. and he and i went through this and we had great fun talking about this because i reminded him which he didn't have to be reminded of what his record was at the age of 21. and i also know the following statistics. three pretty good pitchers, glavin, mattocks, smolts that we had an atlanta, three pretty good pictures all three go into the hall of fame. when they were 21 and 22 those three pictures in the major leagues had a record of 19, 46. three pretty good pitchers and i'm not comparing anyone we have today to any of them. that's not my point. my point is even the best pitchers have to go through. they need their 20, 30, 40 starts before it kicks in and learn how to maximize the talent so that is what we are going for now with 22-year-olds. it's go

watch dustin pedroia, catch, turn, throw all in one motion, fantastic defense. ian kinsler, career .232 hitter against the red sox, three-run jack. kevin millwood solid, seven strong, five strikeouts, no earned runs. boston has their four-game winning streak snapped. >> philadelphia leads this game 3-2. jonathan broxton on for l.a. trying to keep it a one-run game. jamie moyer in line for career win number 251. two earned, four hits in seven innings. phils have the seven-game winning streak on the line. highlights of this one as soon as it goes final. >> elsewhere in los angeles, kobe bryant has been receiving a lot of attention for his game face but there are so many different types of game faces. for instance, there is the thoughtful game face. then, there is the "i know something you don't know" game face. then there is the "i just don't know what else to do" game face. the "are you kidding me?" game face. and finally the "i'm going to take your head off" game face. and that's the game face kobe has as he tries to win his fourth ring but first without shaq. m

bottom two, dustin pedroia off chien-ming wang, nick swisher giving chase, but it's into the seats forund-rule double. george kotteras scores. red sox up 3-1. seventh, mark teixeira, after johnny damon homered the yanks go back-to-back, tex's a.l. leading 19th of the year. yanks within one. top nine. jonathan papelbon on to close it out. yanks have the tying run on second. jorge posada to left. a >> the w.t.p., kids, "warning track power." red sox lead the a.l. east by one game, chien-ming wang gets the loss. his 21.61 e.r.a. is the highest in major league history for any starter through his first five starts of a season. this is chilling, chilling to everyone. and if you have had a loved one on that plane, it's beyond chilling. it's unforgivable it seems to me. so i want to get to a letter that senator snowe and i sent to secretary lahood. and we said some tough things, mr. babbitt, and i want you tell me if you think we were too serious. they talked to carriers about duty time, that's a direct quote, talk about carriers on b-about duty time and this is about this flight and pilot fat

in the northwest frontier province particularly in punjab there is an archipelago of shrines that dustin fees will go and visit and spend hours in the evening reciting poetry, dancing, and it's a very, very unorthodox -- >> host: which drives the wahhabis not. >> guest: and taliban, but one that is happening right now and swat, one of the first thing they did is take over the sufis shrines and say we are now running these, no one comes in. it is a direct threat to them because it is a direct relationship with god. it's a very intimate relationship with god that is acquired through dancing. >> host: an often julius, the celebration of this sufis. it's not all looking women away. there is just a lot of celebration. >> guest: when i went back in august of 2008, six or seven months after being kicked out i went back to register about one of the celebrations that's the annual celebration to mark one of the saint's death and it's the largest in pakistan, about half a million devote these show up in the middle and it's out of control the greatest party could imagine. we walked in, my photograph

to give them so stable a new life around the world that even the economist which is not the most dustin of magazines calls it as far and away the most successful refugee community on the planet. and one thing that i found out when i was researching my book was that the very first was the dalai lama said when he completed that flight that i had been listening to as a little bleak and finally set foot in india were to his younger brother and he turned around the minute he left in tibet he said now we are free. quite amazing words. as we see he lost the people that he was going to rule, he lost his destiny, but he but seeing loss as opportunity realizing he could do many things in exile that would have been next to impossible for him to do had he been in lhasa. he could offer new opportunities to women and bring science and to his curriculum. he could rescue tibet from the centuries-old isolation and probably most important, he could bring democracy to his people for the first time and so his very first year in exile are now the time he was meeting my father in 1960 he was drawing up a con