erik believes he was pulled over in the 5-mile-an-hour zone.n the meantime, the crossing man says he plans to fight his ticket in court. >> if i was wrong, if i was speeding, then you got me. and i'm wrong. but the fact that i don't believe i'm wrong and that i wasn't breaking any laws, that's why i'm fighting it. >> reporter: jane watrel, news4. >>> now erik says he will know in just a couple of weeks when he will be appearing in core. >>> the u.s. senate today defeat ad plan to allow gun owners with concealed weapons permits to cross into other states with similar laws. gun control advocates are calling it a major victory. michelle franzen reports. >>> a measure allowing a citizen with a concealed weapon permit in one state to cross state lines was shot down in a vote on the senate floor. >> on had vote, the yeas are 58. >> reporter: the vote fell two votes shy of the 60 needed to pass. it followed a heated debate on the senate floor. >> criminals kill people and we are trying to do is allow law abiding people to protect themselveses from cri

o's hitters, facing former teammate erik bedard.ing off the disabled list to make his first start in a month. >>> no pitcher in baseball was more beleaguered than cincinnati's johnnyquateo. he has been the best start of the season. but not in this one. shane victorino gets the home run to right. greg dobbs does the same. two-run homer for dobbs. 4-0. all of this in the first inning still. cole hamill answers to the attack. doubles in a run. still, first inning. jimmy rollins to the gap. could only get two out before he had to leave the game. in all, he serves up 10 earned runs in the first inning. reds lose, 22-1. that's the worst loss in the history of the reds, which goes back 120 years. >> wow. >>> coming up next, michael phelps gets together with that subway guy, jared. the two of them get to work, making sub sandwiches as part of the training. and we'll hear about michael, talking about swimming, not sandwiches on eyewitness news at 6:00. >>> still to come tonight on wjz eyewitness news. >>> remembering the king of pop from bal

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they're facing former teammate erik bedard. a lefty coming off the disabled list to make his first start in a month. o's and mariners. 10:10 tonight. on masn. >>> baltimore swimmer michael phelps dives into a pool. continuing his work toward the world championships in rome. outside, he joined jared the subway guy. phelps will be featured in a few commercial for the sandwich shop. >>> assembling more fuel for the pool. mixed results, working its way back from the spectacular olympics of last year. >> i'm just going into rage. you know, it's with having a year like i had, kind of taking six months off and getting back into -- finally getting back into some kind of shape. you know, i'm just going in and expecting anything. i know anything can happen. i've trained pretty well. but i want to make the world champ team. hopefully do some best times and see what happens. >> famous first food consumption. phelps photos included him downing food that he put together himself. he made his own sandwich. he begins competition in anap on thei

his teammates went out to stop a three-game losing streak, facing former oriole erik bedard.scott, single up the middle. 2-0. when the throw from the outfield goes wild, the o's argue they should get another run. manager dave trembley argued until he was ejected from the game. the o's lost their manager, then they lost the lead when franklin gutierrez hit one out to left field. three-run home run. right now mariners lead the orioles 3-2. before the game the o's announced that pitcher rich hill is being sent to the bullpen until after the all- star break. an off day on thursday allows the team to make the move. hill has been struggling. another politician is urging the u.s. government to investigate how college football determines its national champion. republican senator orrin hatch of utah wants the justice department to look into what he calls possible violations of antitrust laws in the bowl championship series. smaller football conferences have argued that they are unfairly left out of the championship process. hatch says he is fed up by the arrogance of the bcs. >>> at c

jeremy guthrie gets the start tonight against erik bedard, the former oral. we'll have the latest if there is any new details on steve mcnair, plus new highlights tonight on the latest at 11. that's sports. i'm rob carlin. marybeth, back to you. >> thanks, rob. >>> let's take a quick look outside at the inner harbor, a beautiful evening. norm is coming back with a look at the temperature. temperatures right now from owings mills 84 degrees. back with more in a moment. fios guy! where ya headed? ah, just installed fios in the whole building. now everyone has the fastest upload speeds. and we're giving them a mini netbook. well, i'm sticking with cable. so's ted. (voice) no i'm not! he's just goofing. (voice) no i'm not! (sighing) ted has betrayed me. (announcer) unlike cable, fios brings 100% fiber optics straight to your home and when you switch now, you can get a free compaq mini netbook. just pay shipping, handling and taxes. with fios, you'll get razor-sharp tv, blazing fast internet and crystal-clear phone service all for just... sign up today. call the v

she part of the erik bedard trade last year with the mariners.he 21-year-old doom nateed at every level. dave trembley is impressed because tillman did exactly as he was told and gets rewarded with a call-up. >> he was told to just throw a fastball change-up. he had to throw his change-up. that's the pitch everybody told him he had to throw to improve. the reports i've got that he has done that. that's why he is here. >> he pitches tonight against the royals cy young candidate zack, weather permitting. that's your sports. i'm rob carlin well. wrap up the news right after this. [ female announcer ] new swiffer wet jet cleans so deep, you'll love it. your old mop will just have to get over it... [ engine rattles ] [ man ] love stinks! ♪ love stinks! ♪ yeah! yeah! [ female announcer ] new swiffer wet jet is redesigned. it cleans deep in corners. its solution penetrates layers of dirt and its absorbent pad locks it away to clean better than a mop. the newly redesigned swiffer wet jet. ♪ love stinks! oh cool. (cable guy) so what are you going to do ne

sherrill saved 51 games since coming over in the erik bedard deal before last year started, will now get to see how good jim johnson does as a closer. the o's get third baseman josh bell, a 22-year-old who is l.a.'s 8th rated prospect. that's him right there. he is 6'3", 220, known as average in the field but above average power. 11 home runs this year at aa chattanooga. he was the mvp of the southern all star league game. johnson was also in the deal. >>> the trade took place minutes after the o's and royals finished their four-game series today. the o's managed to split, but it could come at quite a cost. ty wigginton off luke, a solo shot to left for wigginton, his 7th of the season. made it 1-0 birds. brad bergensen was fantastic as always. top 5 gets ryan friel. bergensen 7 innings, 1 run, 6k's. 2 out, bases loaded, aubrey huff who has been in a horrific slump doubles to the gap. felix, adam jones, nick markakis, they all score. the o's would lead 7-0. top 7, scary moment. mitch lines it off bergensen's leg. matt wieters gets the final out at first. check out bergensen. gets up

erik bedard will pitch against the o's tomorrow.ed washburn gets them looking and sends them back. next up, nick markakis and makes them look bad. the o's did not get their first hit until the fourth inning. bottom 1, brad bergeson getting the start against russell bran on. branyon. his 21st century of the season. the mariners mariners take a 1- 0 lead. bottom 2, seattle threatening. but wieters showing off, gutierrez trying to steal third. bottom 3 now, bergeson with a nasty pitch, gets ronnie cedeno. the mariners just tacked on another run. they started the 6th inning, the o's trailing 2-0. >>> adam jones said he would be interested if pickford the home run derby all star weekend. the national league will be represented by ryan howard, albert pujols, prince fielder and adrian gonzaga, all first basemen. >>> tony is back to work this week. the towson lacrosse coach is running a summer camp for kids ages 6 to 16. some of his towson players are helping coach. seeman is hoping the kids learn something new every day. >> ultimately they

erik bedard early. luke scott with a 2 out, bases loaded single. here is where it gets weird.s score easy. but the throw goes into the stands. everyone on the o's assumes that the rule is two bases for each runner. the o's think nolan reimold should score. the umps talk it over and disagree. dave trembley does not think they know the rules. he gets ejected. the o's lead 2-0. bottom 1, jeremy guthrie. after a 2-out walk to ken griffey, junior, you can see him wince, something not quite right with him. pitching coach and trainer both come out and check on him. he seems okay until he starts pitching again. franklin gutierrez hits one out of the ball park, 3-run shot to left. guthrie was pulled from the game top of the fourth. mariners lead 3-2. >>> brian mattis looks like the real deal. threw 8 shut-out innings in bowie tonight. one hit 11 strikeouts, no walks. his era is 0.34. the o's made a minor league move today. blake davis was sent up to aaa norfolk after an injury at aberdeen. dave is hoping to be the orioles short stop of the future. >>> tennessee state medical examiner s

and for erik bedard, a disappointing time as well. he's a free agent at the end of this year and his name certainly tossed around this trading season because of that free agency. >> gary: 1-2 strike count on jacobs. tillman this year gave up five home runs in the 96 innings at triple a. he gave up ten in 135 innings at buoy. that is the strikeout and that is his major league first. >> buck: put that one in the books. first home run given up to callaspo, comes back and makes a perfect pitch down and away. he gives up a home run and throws strike to the next hitter and punches him out. >> gary: comment you made about these young pitchers is the same one that was echoed by trembley the skipper of the orioles. he said the best thing about him, talking about tillman, is they say he doesn't get rattled. the confidence factor a big one for him towering fly ball, reimold back, at the wall, up and goodbye. home run. this game is tied. miguel olivo. just enough to get it out of the yard. olivo's first hit in this series. >> buck: he loves the h

chris jakubauskas replacing erik bedard and a change of pitching didn't help as jimenez takes him deepd his third and tribe up 8-zip, olson gets taken out the yard and they like the pitching from seattle. that was his 11th home run and the tribe win this with ease by the final of 10-3. they have now won three in an on the road for the first time all season but it is their first three-game win streak since may 25th through the 28th when they won four straight. >> all right. twins and angels. pick things up in the fourth inning of a 2-2 game and watch kendry morales double home bobby abreu and angels take a 3-2 lead. later in the fourth inning, angels in front by two, two on for chone figgins. sort of slices one to the opposite field, gary mathews jr. comes around to score, halos led 6 of 2 and next man up maicer izturis, the angels are red hot. eight straight wins. that's longest active streak in baseball and go on to win it by a final of 11-5. angels have scored 51 runs in their last seven games and batting .320 as a team over the span. >> on the mens 200 meter at the london grand pris

.: he came in relief on the tuesday night in seattle, erik bedard started it but the pitch count got out of the game, then the orioles came back. he's been terrific out of the bullpen. starting not what he wanted. 1-4 with an e.r.a. over six runs a game. e.r.a. a little under three runs a game in 17 bullpen appearances. if you look at the numbers over his lifetime, much better out of the bullpen. so he will come in in a tie ballgame here in the 12th inning. >> jim h.: it will be 9, 1 and 2 coming up for toronto. jose bautista has two hits, he's two out of four. there's a strike. >> jim p.: for hin distributionon, when he's pitching well, he's finish that -- he'll finish that other side of the plate with the good change-up. misses a little low. >> jim h.: so the bullpen tonight, five innings for the orioles, one earned run, that was the run off johnson in the 8th that tied the game. fouled back. for toronto, it has been three innings in relief scoreless. hendrickson gets ahead of bautista, 1-2. >> jim p.: they have him set up for a change-up away. he hit the inside corner. nope, curve

[applauding] >> i want to thank you for a great introduction, erik. and also i want to thank you tonight for the great work you're doing for the organization on behalf of iraqis from very early on and now with this. so thank you so much for being such a a great example of an american citizen, and on behalf of iraq i wanted to thank you for your effort. and i want to thank everybody also for being here tonight. the project i did in 2007, it was born out of desperation. trying to make sense of a senseless war. and trying to connect to zones that are so physically divided. the physical experience created this disengagement. i am an artist who opposed the war for a long time, opposed to saddam's regime. i was thinking, how can i bridge these two zones without being didactic? trying to stop this is the platform and virtual platform. they are both connected. and trying to open the american when it is not finished by me. it is finished. this way and not in force in my own ideas on that cures, but, in fact, have been engaged in a dialogue. but not wanted and

. >> that's the way it is -- >> i'm erik shawn, fox news. >> walter cronkite, dead tonight at age 92 some 28 years after he last signed off on the cbs evening news. let's talk about his life and career with senior political analyst brit hume, joining us by phone the >> hi, there. cronkite was a giant of his time. he defined the jove teaching -- tv anchorman in the era in which he was in his prime and he came out of a tradition that is to some extent lost, and that is say tradition which says news anchors must refrain from in any sense indicating their opinion of anything and i remember there was a scuffle with dan rather, then a correspondent with cbs news, on the floor in 1968 and con -- cronkite said it sounded like there were a bunch of thumps on the floor. he later apologized for that, saying that the roughing up of a correspondent was even something he should not express an opinion about. it was a different era. it sure was. reading through here, he covered khruschev's visit to the united states, the kennedy assassination, the first part of the space program from the first miser

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erik bedard back on the dl with inflation to his pitching shoulder. and joseph balloter will personally extend an invitation to president obama to attend the 2010 world cup. top stories on the way on espnews, including induction ceremonies at the 2009 baseball hall of fame. some poignant comments from rickey henderson and jim rice. and we'll have the very latest from the brickyard 400. why juan pueblo montoya was dealt with by >> for those of you watching us on espn2, we'll return you to your regularly-scheduled program. for those watching espnews, we continue with the induction at the baseball hall of fame and the brickyard 400 at indianapolis motor speedway next on espnews, another day, another trade offer for robisski holiday. what the phills have on the table and whether the jays will bite the hallowed halls of cooperstown welcome rickey henderson and jim rice. we'll hear from the class of 2009. the most famous track in indy racing plays host to the spent t cup racing. and the road to super bow super. >> and with that we say welcome inside the esp

looks like one of the names out there on the trade list, the former oriole erik bedard, did he go ony? he did. >> he's out of the picture. >> gary: takes another name out tejeda may be running out of gas here. he's really slowing down. trying to get through three innings here is what they want. they are really trying to nurse this along they said, how do you feel act a six-out game? he hadn't had many save efforts as of late. >> gary: 3-2 on wieters. shortstop, betancourt is there. it's a 1, 2, 3 inning. a heck of a job by tejeda. it's down in order, 8 in a row retired. meredith onto pitch. ♪ (tucci) only at&t has the best selection of full keyboard phones. like the lg neon, just $29.99 after mail-in rebate.  >> buck: berken anxious for another opportunity to win his first major league game, lost eight straight decisions. >> gary: the breaking ball will be taken inside as we go to the top of the ninth inning. pena delivered the rbi single his last time up, 1 for 3 and intentional pass in the ball game for pena. strike taken. unearned run came in the eighth, charged against baez

for his career just over 2.5 runs a game and he is at fourth of the five players acquired in the erikan impressive record. >> gary: talking about the condition of the mound. tillman will have the final say on this. and john hirschbeck out there with the home plate umpire wally bell and decide what they want to do on the mound. the career numbers, minor league numbers, have only gotten better for chris tillman as he's worked his way along. he's earned the right to be here. in norfork, 2.7 e.r.a., his strike out/walk ratio has been phenomenal. over all in the minors, 29-24, he's had 79 starts at the minor league level. >> 398 innings of minor league experience and he's a young man, 21 years old, and there is some concern on the mound, i'm not sure what it is, but they called the crew chief over, john hirschbeck, wally bell, had a long discussion with tillman and zaun , and now they are talking again. tillman looks to be ready to go and anxious to get this game started. >> gary: you can bet he wants to get this started. and they are asking, i think, they want the drying agent to be broug

host: erik williams is our guest, deputy director of campus progress. 25 and younger only this morningrica. ted, a democrat, go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. i realize there are not that many people my age that listen to c-span. host: how old are you? caller: i am 24. guest: before you. caller: -- good for you. caller: i live in a rural area and have you seen this campus progress coming into rural areas? i have seen it become more active and alive in more urban areas and areas that tend to attract more progressive thinking people. i see a great divide between urban versus rural. what is the progressive trying to do to come into rural areas and educate and/or do outreach? guest: that is something that campus progress has made a conservative -- a concerted effort to do since 2005. we're targeted in work -- in rural area and predominantly conservative campuses because we found that not only is there a great need for the type of resources and support and exposure that we provide, but also, the students and young people in those areas soak up the information and are some of o

. >>> after spending six years with the orioles, erik badard pitched against his former team. >>> how is it that a big other race is talking about coming to baltimore? i'm joel d smith. i will tell you straight ahead. >> reporter: a little girl caught in the middle of gunfire clings to life this morning. i'm megan gilliland, how the southwest baltimore plans >>> next to fox 45 morning news. tragedy along the light rail tracks, new information about how it happened. >>> other cities to do it, why can't we. >> the grand prix if baltimore, the reason it could actually happen. >> daddy has been the best father he you could ever imagine. >> and from family to the famous, singing the praises of michael jackson at his memorial. >>> welcome back to fox 45 morning news. 7:01 is the time. good morning, i'm patrice harris. >>> let's check in with meteorologist steve fertig and see what we can expect as we head into this workday on this wednesday. >>> great day ahead. we got a pretty one and very comfortable. a lot of sunshine, temperatures that will be comfortable, low 80s, low humidity. this is

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while these fighters from our nato partners are hero erik and are helpful, they are dwarfed in comparison to the number of american boots on the ground. the original members of nato were the americans, the french, the u.k., canadians, turks, and other european countries. well, now add to that list albania and croatia and others and there's also talking about expanding nato membership to other countries, smaller countries, with little military relevance to the modern world. one of the primary tenets of nato membership is that any member will come to the defense of any other member if attacked. but realistically is the united states going to come to the aid of these other countries at any time? and is the reverse of that proposition worth the cost to us? do we need albania or croatia to come to our aid if we are attacked? the answer is obviously no. let us note that nato's existence is unnecessary and there's no strategic reason for us to stay in the alliance. sometimes let us also admit that nato can be counterproductive to e peace. by for example convincing people with territorial dispute

host: erik williams is our guest, deputy director of campus progress. 25 and younger only this morning to talk to america. ted, a democrat, go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. i realize there are not that many people my age that listen to c-span. host: how old are you? caller: i am 24. guest: before you. caller: -- good for you. caller: i live in a rural area and have you seen this campus progress coming into rural areas? i have seen it become more active and alive in more urban areas and areas that tend to attract more progressive thinking people. i see a great divide between urban versus rural. what is the progressive trying to do to come into rural areas and educate and/or do outreach? guest: that is something that campus progress has made a conservative -- a concerted effort to do since 2005. we're targeted in work -- in rural area and predominantly conservative campuses because we found that not only is there a great need for the type of resources and support and exposure that we provide, but also, the students and young people in those areas soak up the information an