cora will put it away. éa, >> gary: time to text in your vote for the at&t player of the game.here are your choices for tonight. text in your vote, a, b, or c. jim johnson on the mound, the benefactor of the run scored, right now he's the pitcher of record. as uehara again will be nondecision. bass a third of an inning. mark hendrickson came on and had a walk in 2/3 of an inning. now jim johnson. gary sheffield is home run came in the sixth, 8th of the year. does have a couple of runs scored in the ballgame. down low to him. not what johnson wanted to do. >> jim: he started him off with a curveball. maybe 20% all year long. sometimes it's a mystery. but if you're throwing 98 and you're commanding your fastball, it's already to throw the breaking ball. do it when you're ahead. >> gary: that ball on the outside corner. >> jim: when i pitched for earl weaver with a two-run lead, he would make it very clear. >> gary: perhaps you'd like to use the language. 3-2 delivery. he rifles that one no the seats. >> jim: at the end of the day, jimmy johnson, his sinker is his best pitch. if y

éa, >> bob: nationals baseball masn brought to you in part by southwest airlines.book your next trip at southwest.com. by aflac, we've got you under our wing. and by -- and by acura. acura advance. it's a nice night down there at the national harbor, the woodrow wilson bridge all the way up north to the red least and red porch here at nationals park. blue jays are second in the american league in hitting right behind the angels now. scott rolen a-former philly and cardinal is really, really hot. he's 17-34 last. he's healthy for the first time in the last couple of years after serious shoulder problems hampered him and he's leading the way with a very good toronto lineup. jordan zimmermann, rob dibble, has a tough assignment against these boys tonight. >> rob: yes, em he will have his work cut out for him tonight. he has to stop this lineup like stopping the yankees and the rays. it's been intim indicate dating for the staff, buff they've been up for the challenge. >> bob: right on time at 7:05. partly cloudy skies and 82 degrees. this is a night when the ball shou

on tuesday, ea suspected plotter of the bombings in africa arrived in new york for a trial. there's some indication he's being held somewhere near manhattan in a facility some people are concerned about, relative to its security. yesterday, the government of palau, announced it would accept some of the uighur detainees. press accounts release -- link the announcement to a $200 million payoff for palau. the uighur detainees are affiliated with a known terrorist group and receive training in camps run by a affiliate of al qaeda. this morning, the administration announced that four uighur detainees have been resettled in bermuda. the guantanamo detainees include committers of some of the most horrific acts against the u.s., including 9/11 and the cole bombings in africa. director muller of the f.b.i. deafed that bringing the detainees to the u.s. involved serious risk to american security. the administration is ignoring or disregarding these risks and stone walling the congress. we need to stop the administration from bringing more detainees into our country. in addition, my mo

.: i membmber en hehe ar eaed run in his last 15 apearances.so he's the guy out of the bullpen. >> bob: mike mcdougal idoing well himself. he's not getting many save opportunities. >> rob: you won't get a better opportunity than bases loaded, no outs. >> bob: fe at-bats tonight with the bases loaded and nobody out and they have two rbi's to show for it on walks. that's has n tting in situations to tte or if you're a pcher, what do i hto do right here to help the club. not what can i do to help the name on the back. >> bob: jim johnson yet to appear in this series. after albers pitched st nit and just got three huge outs, that may be a one inning for him. it's mora, zaun and andino for the orioles, bottom of the sixth. >> jim p.: he picked up the entire orioles ball club with that inning. >> dave trembley confirmed today, that koji uehara will not make his scheduled tomorrow tomorrow against the nationals, it is likely he'll be put on the 15-day disable list. we will -- who will get the t? l's takok ou evdúlúeúdadú hernandefotheorioles. we did s

they are in the early 60 ea, like 61%, 63%. this is something we ought to be concerned about. if you get an orthopedic problem in canada, say bad knee you need to get fixed, can you wait five years before you get in to see the orthopedic surgeon. where in the united states you could probably see him the day after tomorrow and you could probably get surgery done next monday. so we have to think about those things. but we got a health reform czar and i am asure she's going to tell us how it's going to work. tarp czar, that's peculiar to what we are doing right now, that's the tarp stuff, and there may be some understanding as to where that is. we were told by two secretaries of treasury that they were going to oversee this and they were going to make sure nothing bad happened. that's what they told us. we heard one under george bush and we now hear one under barack obama. both these guys have told us they are going to be looking out for our money over here. but we got mr. tarp czar is doing that. a stimulus exhibit -- accountability czar. accountable to who? what does that mean?

i think they were better off had they allowed for a cogp&eá@ are holding our t.a.r.p. money.i want to join the chairman is in welcoming republicans when they reject virtually every bush administration economic policy in the last seven months of its the administration but it think it is that all time for democrats to reject with the same in cents a the virtually all of those policies. we are told that only a few t.a.r.p. recipients have received extraordinare help and only this you should phase real limits on executive compensation. i would say that t.a.r.p. is that an extraordinary departure from free enterprise and that even those who only got one infusion of say $25 billion of capital should be viewed as getting extraordinary help. i have one question for the record because i would like all three of you to answer and it is way too complicated to do so early. that is i want you to imagine how we would design and executive compensation system for the derivatives unit of aig or some other derivatives unit inside of a company. if you just said we will give them restricted stock

senate has agreed with s.con.res. 23, supporting the goals and objectives of the preying conference oner-ea assets in which the concurrence of the house is requested. the speaker pro tempore: mr. moran from kansas. mr. garrett from new jersey. mr. king. under the speaker's announced policy of january 6, 2009, the gentleman from iowa, mr. king, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the minority leader. mr. king: thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, i appreciate the honor to be recognized. address you this evening on the floor of the house of representatives. and at the conclusion of what some consider to be a long week here in congress. i'd like to go back and reflect upon some of the events that took place this week and perhaps look into the future and always our deliberation here on the floor of the world's greatest deliberative body should be be about perfecting legislation and moving america forward in the right direction. looking back upon some of the things that have taken place this week, that are unprecedented, some would say that yesterday, it was unprecedented, more v

thank my colleagues for all of their support and i urge -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman eas time has expired. the gentleman from michigan reserves the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from ohio is recognized. ms. sutton: thank you, madam speaker. at this time, it's my honor to yield two minutes to the distinguished chairman rim tuss and a leader in this effort as well, congressman john dingell. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. dingell: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. the gentleman is recognized. mr. dingell: i rise in strong support of this fine bipartisan bill. the consumer steens recycle and save act, authored by my friend and colleague ms. sutson of ohio. i commend her and her bipartisan co-sponsors for their work on behalf of this. the bill has the support of the obama administration, the u.a.w., domestic and foreign automobile manufacturers, suppliers, and dealers. it also will result in meaningful reductions in vehicle fleet and carbon emissions