i think fowler might have beat the play anyway. >> bob: fowler beat the whole thing. 3-1 pitch now. nasty breaking ball. that had carlos gonzalez beat all over the batter's box. >> rob: wow, i think he was thinking that was going to be another heater and he got the whole dose of charlie. didn't look too good on him. look at that. on a 3-2 count? >> bob: if you throw it 3-1, you throw it 3-2? >> rob: you better throw it 3- 2. >> bob: throws the fastball and it's hammered right at nyjer morgan. with him backing up -- phillips will go to third base with two outs. that will leave it up to seth smith who's homered tonight and walked twice. considering where the nats are in their batting order and jim riggleman is checking the card right now, he nows how big an outs this. the nats have the top of the order due up in the 8th. 3:00 tomorrow, olsen, francis. lefties will rule at least try to here at coors field. for the series finale. great breaking ball. from one batter's box to the other. >> rob: that's why i'd like to see sean burnett out there more often. he needs work to stay sharp. >>

smith walked and gonzalez to single and fowler pushed them up with the bunt.all lifted to the left field line and will give the rockies the lead. colorado leads it, 2-1. >> bob: it was the changeup up in the soep and all hawpe did was put it out in left field. -- in the zone and all hawpe did was put it out in the left field. here's tulowitzki now with the runner at 2nd and 2 outs. the rockies have the lead for the first time today. olsen has been up all day. clippard walked the 2nd man he faced and it's cost him here in the 8th. great speed at 2nd base by gonzalez. the first two guys have been the most dangerous today. 3 and 1 now. three changeups in a row and tulowitzki is trying to hit it a mile high here. >> wow. look at that. >> bob: 3-2 pitch with 2 outs. gonzalez's 2nd. the error hurts and now the rockies have the chance to give the nats the 1st 3-game losing streak in a year. 9th is coming up. and >>> i don't fowler stays in and plays center field and that moves gonzalez over to left. morris, gonzalez will be hit for by kennedy and here's harris to hit

dexter fowler climbs the wall but came down without the ball and without his glove glove. another look. he lost his glove over the wall. fortunately the ball wasn't in it. you can't play baseball without a glove so fowler hopped the nine foot wall to get it back. up and over. a minute later he re-emerges hchl e may have lost his leather but the rockies won the game, 11-7. that's your early look at sports on "e.t." i'm bill sue ward. >>> the amicable arrangements tiger and elin were working on are not so am mickable. >>> plus without a care in a world. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this monday morning. very interesting feature off the southeast coast. right now just an upper-level low trying to develop into a surface low. it's a very messy situation. the bottom line is that the rip current threat is high along the carolina coast, the georgia coast, the florida coast, over the next couple of days, and i is possible that this could try to develop into what we call a subtropical storm. if it does that it would get the name alex, we will watch that as it ap

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but fowler is called out and an out is an out. that brings up -- here we go again as he goes up in the air. >> his foot is there. >> he was safe. the umpire -- blinked, whatever. those things happen. then in the 8th inning, after a strikeout to helton, paul phillips -- i'm sorry, this is the troy -- this is the clint barmes ground out there. this was -- this was basically a game where it wasn't a bad effort. it wasn't a great effort either, but the nationals were in the game until the end. jason hammel pitched fairly well. luis atilano pitched fairly well. it so happened when the winning run scored, one of those things, a throw that probably could have been handled by adam dunn at first base. once the throw hits the ground, the error is on the shortstop. >> jim riggleman rested the bullpen. sean burnett pitched the 6th and 7th and then walker the 8th. >> right, here we are go. the strikeout of helton there. a tough out by any pitcher. and then phillips gets the single to the hole -- not to the hole, fielded by guzman and the throw

of smith in left and you put fowler in center?r right fielder has got one of the best arms in the big legals. and olivo behind the plate. >> bob: last year, the rockies fell to number five in defense. brad hawpe, a great arm in right field. but the previous two years, they were number one under clint hurdle before jim tracy became the skipper here. they're used to being is topnotch national defensive club. and in '07 when they had the miracle september, went 20-8 and won 14 of the last 15. >> rob: 69 errors. in 162 games. they set a record. and you need some people that can run that outfield too. that veriest on our side has been -- tavares for us. >> bob: atilano to barmes. and two outs here in the 3rd. armed forces day celebrated every year on the third sat in may. created in 1949 to honor americaning serving in the five military branches. army, navy, marines, air force and coast guard. we'd like to thank all past and current members of the united states armed forces for their work and dedication in protecting our country. >> ro

dexter fowler on an adventure, he leaps and loses his glove. he gives up a triple, but he is not a prima donna. he scaled the wall himself. spider-man has nothing on him. you have to do what you have to do. sometimes you have to go. >> is not easy. still ahead, john collins with the seven-day forecast. [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] achievement has its own patch of grass. ♪ achievement unleashes hidden potential. ♪ all right! achievement looks forward to dinner at home. achievement enjoys newfound freedom. i love you. [ male announcer ] mortgages, home equity loans, and lines of credit from pnc. helping achievers borrow with an eye towards the future. pnc. for the achiever in us all.

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dexter fowler is up for his next 13.me up on desmond. >> i don't know if you saw the recovery, bob. this is fantastic. >> bob: he has the speed coming down the line and watch the recovery by desmond. he's going to slap it with his open hand. he slaps it over there and that's 1 and they get rid of gonzalez, the lead runner. you can't assume the double play but as long as you get an out right there, it's okay. brad hawpe is next. >> bob: this is one of the fastest in the national league. they hose it down a lot before the game but they have to. the ball struck in front of the plate yesterday and went over the grass and struck the dirt near 2nd base. i don't think i've seen that on a baseball field. it went all the way out to 2nd base. >> bob: morgan had again jiminez yesterday. -- had one against jiminez yesterday. 1-1 count. i want to go back to gonzalez against olsen. gonzalez came in today hitting .381 off lefties. he's in there pretty well against lefties that makes it fun for tracy. they have willingham and zimmerman

phor amoe a moe a stewartthank you thank you fouler autopsy haup spill spill mora mora tulowitzki fowlerorghs taylor had a chance to sit down and visit with the advisers ron shoer. >> ron is one of mike's right hand man. tell us about your role with the nationals this year. >> well, i've known mike a long time and i remember moore following his father a long time back in chicago and hanging out with us after the ball park in chicago, the very imbitch pweurbous and wanted to learn. >> what's the biggest thing you want to do to help him make this team better? >> basically support him. he's been capable of doing this a number of years ago but now has the opportunity. he's been through all of that. i am the support cast. i still have a lot of context and a lot of managers that i worked for and stuff so if i can help him out, i will. >> what are your impressions of the 2010 nationals team? >> i have a lot of fun watching them. i am a little bit surprised. we had a rough time early in the spring but we had to make some pitching decisions in a hurry. mike did a great job in him narrowing that d

he walked smith in the 8th and gives up a base hit to gonzalez and then dexter fowler comes up and laysn the perfect bunt and moves the runners ahead and the sacrifice fly from hawpe. in general, clippard got the job done and you can't expect him to always get the other side out without scoring. >> some walks can hurt you and that lead off walk to smith in the 8th eventually cost him the 1 run into a 2-run ball game. 21 pitches, 13 were strikes. the nationals lose 3 out of 4. we'll be back and bg look at tomorrow's pitchers the first of two in st. louis against the cardinals. stammen takes to the hill for jim riggleman's ball club. this is unlike any car you've ever seen before. this is power with efficiency. this is an interior that exceeds even the promise of the exterior. this is the all-new jaguar xj. the stunning result of taking a very different road. >>> i want to be the guy that's up there helping us win, not just up there hanging out with the jersey and drinking coffee. i want to be up there pitching and helping this turn this organization around. >> it's a good line. you won't

i do not fault admiral fowler for having someone else write that for him. what else is he supposed to say? that is why in the "new york times" i said the change would not come from within. the letter exemplifies exactly what i was talking about. the superintendents state for three years. they're constantly in and out. they come in, typically makes mistakes, and leave. host: is that considered to be a plum assignment? guest: it is. in the 1990's, they added a star and made it a terminal appointment. we've heard of superintendents who got that after being passed over as chief of naval operations. it is kind of a consolation prize for that. hostcaller: you say that the academy is practically worthless, the people that are in there are ignorant or something to that measure is what i have got out of you. if they are, and want to know why they are not used in our border security. maybe they will learn something as border patrol and keeping the sovereignty of our state. i know democrats are against sovereignty for the united states of america and. host: i do not t

fowler who will be backing up the doctor's testimony and the defense of course will continue to try andoke holes in that. we also expect possibly some other expert testimony, but also potentially this week the playing in court of the actual videotaped statements that each of the defendants, gave the night of the murder. >> and we've not heard from the defendants so that will be something to look for. and speaking of looking for, when you are in court and watching what is happening, what are you looking for as this is playing out. because this is what we don't have privy to of being in the courtroom and what have you seen and observed? >> one of the things that i've observed, which long time court reporters know, is how small the courtrooms are. and frankly just how closely everybody has to work with one another. so you have three defendants, you have the wone family, the supporters on both sides, you have massive legal teams and the media. everybody has to work together and interact and get along together. so that's been interesting. and it's been very interesting to watch how the defen

. >> admiral fowler, lieutenant general, i see the green -- gleam in your eyes.tell them we are waiting for them, my pilot said. [laughter] undersecretary, in a great remarks. i want to give you one piece of advice -- be careful of your language in front of a microphone. [laughter] thank god my mother had passed. i would be one dead joe. you think i am kidding. i am not. [laughter] ladies and gentlemen, i was a pretty good football player at the university of delaware in 1960. i applied to come to this great academy. make considered me -- they considered me and i thought i would be a pretty good ball player. you had to debut of guys and i realize i would not get a chance to play at all. i went to the university of delaware instead. [laughter] ladies and gentlemen, you know why the secretary of the navy, back in 1845, chose this site for the naval academy. seclusion. it was supposed rescue the midshipmen from the temptations and distractions of the bigger cities. he did not know armadillos or o'brien's would be hanging around here. [cheers and applause] i do not t

. >> admiral fowler, admiral, lieutenant-general, iee the glint in your eyes looking at all of those uniforms. marine one flew over and said, "tell them we are waiting for them." i just want you to know, undersecretary, just to give you one ece of advice might be careful of your language in front of a microphone. [applause] thank god my mother had passed. i would be one dead joe. [laughter] you all think i am kidding. i am not. [laughter] ladies and gentleman, i was a pretty good football player in 1960 at the university of delaware. i applied to come to this great academy and they considered me. i thought i was going to be a pretty good ball player. i found out you had two days in the backfield and i realized i would not get a chance to play at all. you had a guy named staubach. i went to delaware. ladies and gentleman, you also by the secretary of the navy, george bancroft, chose this site for the naval academy. it was because of seclusion. it was supposed to rescue the midshipmen from the temptations and distractions of the bigger cities. he did not know armadillos or o'brien's wo

fowler. >> let me start with you on that born about who is in charge and the quality -- a quality of the response so far. secretary salazar said yesterday, "if we find that they are not doing what they're supposed to be doing, we will push them out of the way appropriately." what does that mean? what more could be done? >> i was said that that is more a metaphor for it will need to make sure that they execute their responsibilities, the responsible party, and we carry out our responsibilities and be accountable as the federal on scene coordinators. if we want something to be done some other way, they are issued an order by the federal on scene coordinator and they comply. and there have been adjustments made all along the way. and i need to, i call tony hayward myself. they are the responsible party. >> their role is to be in charge of this operation and the federal government's role is to be in charge of oversight and that is not when a change? >> i think that would differentiate in charge. that they are responsible for the cleanup, that is affected. ultimately we are accountable fr