. >> bob: what about sid fernandez? >> rob: see there, you go. reverse psychology and you think i'm sear serious. let's try that again. [ laughter ] >> bob: that ball slapped out to short. out goes scutaro. we're going to the 11th inning. where has the second half runs gone lately. - oh, it's on, all right. - it's on. - it is totally on. jimmy, it's on. it's on. oh, yeah, it's on. pilot: affirmative, it's on. it's easy to identify the leaders of tomorrow. they're all around us. which is why pnc created grow up great. a $100 million program that prepares young children for school. and the world they'll inherit.... sooner than you think. pnc. leading the way. at chrysler, we build viewmasters. we build motion detectors. we build troop transports. we build moving vans. we build tv stations. we build the 25 mile per gallon chrysler town & country. come see what we've built for you. >> bob: top of the 11th c up. time to keeps everybody's focus. time to get the blue jays three more outs. that will be the job of jesus colome. ronnie belliard comes

cito used to do pretty well with tony fernandez playing at shortstop. look at it fly.t will hop into the bullpen, a ground rule double. willie hit that ball about 370 the other way. >> rob think about defense and the hits will come. >> bob: willie harris with his 8th double. he has two triples and one homerun. that's a great swing by him going the other way. >> rob: bob, you already know, i don't need to tell you but teams do not win a champion without a great player, willie harris will play any time, anywhere you insert him. he will try to contribute. now, he gets a one-out double. >> bob: and our fans love this guy. i remember being out on the left field plaza under the red loft last year. when we brought willie harris for a live interview for our season ticket holders, those fans went crazy. they adore him. they see a guy who plays hard. we will see if wil nieves can pick up an rbi here. still with the pitcher on deck, but this is only one out. look at. >> rob: heads up baseball by willie harris. cecil never looked back. >> bob harris' fifth of the year, with only o

there's a fellow by the name of rocky fernandez, a kidney cancer patient in britain. he was given two tphopbgts live when the cancer spread to his lungs. his doctor wanted to spraoeub a drug, a new drug for advanced kidney cancer but the british government said no. he and thousands of other cancer patients protested the british government's decision. this is what you'd have to do, i gather. the government ultimately reversed its decision and, fortunately, he was able to begin taking the drug. but the british health authorities knew this wasn't the end. more costly life-extending drugs would become available, patients would demand access to the drugs, and the government would be faced with increasingly difficult decisions. so faced with a finite pot of resources, the british health authorities decided expensive drugs would only be approved under very specific conditions. they must, for example, extend life by at least three months and must be used for illnesses that affect fewer than 7,000 patients a year. stop and just ask yourself, is that what we want here in the un

fernandez throws it a lot harder. it's the ability in most cases to get guys to not pick up the ball for whatever the reason is. >> jim h.: next pitch is off the plate. 1-1. willie harris starting in center field and batting lead- off. one thing willie brings to this team is a lot of speed. he's hit in 6 of his last 8. he went too far. foul tip actually. >> rob: he brings the versatility of a ty wigginton. he is a switch hitter, he can do a little bit about everything. that's willie harris. excuse me, he's a total left- hander, but he'll play any position on the field. >> jim h.: out of georgia, which also produced hall of famer jackie robinson. his number retired in every major league city by every franchise by the commissioner. a ball and two strikes on willie harris. hernandez, 24 years old. this is outside, 2-2. he's out of sacramento, california, and a 16 round pick in 2005. >> rob: i like the fact we have three contact guys right at the top of the order. you have willie, cristian, johnson. >> jim h.: fouls it ba

reasonable suspicion, there is some sense even at the pleading stage that the infernoses did not is fernandez -- infernos is that there is some fact that. practically this case follows on a case two years ago in which the court in an anti-trust context made much the same arguments in knocking out a case at the meaning stage because the anti-trust allegation simply did not have enough factual allegation to suggest anything wrong that was going on here. what this case shows is that it is not limited to anti-trust. it is what a civil procedure scholar would call trans-substantive. this is a requirement now that you show this reasonable suspicion even at the meaning stage. why this is practically important, it has been cited almost 7,000 times in the two years since it has been decided. that gives you some sense of the enormous significance. of course all cases can be addressed at the meaning stage. this was enornous practical importance, at what has worked out to be the plausibility of meaning in scrort. secondly, this gives us a powerful window into changes into how we regard justice in the uni

among those lost were anna fernandez of hyattsville and another one from tacoma from my state of maryland. our thoughts are with the loved ones as we are dealing with the sudden loss caused by this tragedy. this includes the controler, mary doolittle, dennis hawkins and ann worley and her husband, major general david f. worley jr. let me extend my gratitude to the first responders and medical professionals whose work at the scene was critical to preventing further tragedy. while the cause of this accident is unknown at this time we do know this, the safety of our citizens is our highest priority, and we must take every precaution to make sure this loss of life does not occur again. in the very near future i will be joining with my colleagues from my region in introducing the final measure required to authorize $3 billion in dedicated federal and local funding for metro. millions and millions of tourists from throughout this nation ride on this system as well as tens of thousands of the employees who work for this country. we received formal notice from the governors of maryland, the distr

there is a fellow by the name of fernandez who was a kidney patient in britain. he was given two months to live with the cancer spread to his lungs. his doctor wanted to prescribe him a new drug for kidney cancer. the british government said no. he and thousands of other patients protested the government's decision. the government ultimately reversed its decision. fortunately, he was able to begin taking the drug. the british authorities knew that this was not the end. more life extending drugs would become available. patients would demand access to the drugs. the government would be faced with increasingly difficult decisions. faced with finite resources, the authorities decided that expensive drugs would only be approved under very specific conditions. they must extend life by at least three months and they must be used for ... that affect less than 7000 patients a year. is that what we want in the united states? before you can get a drug that would give you a better quality of life, the government is going to run through tests like this? if it does not meet th