. >> and i don't think it has been very easy on garrett, come up as a starter, go back to the minors, be a reliever, come back up to the minor leagues, be a starter, come back here again. now he is start to go feel himself like he probably did when he was a starter. throwing off speed stuff, changing speeds, pounding the strike zone. took him maybe six strikes to get there and now he is there looks pretty good tonight. >> clint var mass, 3 for 9, three home runs. it's interesting when we profile sean burnett, he went the other way. sean from starter to reliever and garrett mock leaving the pen to become at least for now a fairly solid major league starter.   . >> rob: well, and as it has been for a long part of baseball's history a lot of starters come up from high school, college and have to cut their teeth out of the bullpen, work themselves into the rotation.   . >> bob: high in the air, le center. nyjer morgan is under it.   or is it tony flesh? one out. >> rob: somebody is going to glove that ball when it comes down, but t

and for garrett mock, it will be his 20th appearance and start number 7. rob ball has won his last two times out. if. >> rob: he has won his last two times out, throwing strikes, getting ahead in the count. that's been the key to his success. let's give you the scouting report on mr. mock. there is cause foray applause because he has gone out there, won his last two starts after four so-so starts, pushed the nfl. this season he has been very effective, third trip not so good, got to be better in later innings and help out that bullpen after last night's disaster by balester and stick to your game plan and if you get a lot of runs don't deviate.   . >> bob: carlos gonzalez, we under way at 7:06, 91 degrees, and mostly a little bit beyond partly cloudy skies right now.   but it is nice to have some cloud cover, i bet those people in the upper deck in right field are glad it's cloudy. gonzalez hitting .289, on-base percentage of .350. and he has homered in four consecutive games and six of his last

we talked to doctor john garrett, chief of cardiac surgery. >> doctor john garrett, chairman

. >> one reporter that wants answers is our major garrett. this past week, he and robert gibbs got into it because there have been e-mails from the white house reached people who haven't asked for them. and take a look what happened. >> i'd be interested in seeing who you got the e-mail from and whether or not they're on the list. i don't-- >> give you the people so you can check them on a list? >> i'm asking. >> you're asking me if they're on a list? >> and a list-- checking without asking me to double-check the names. >> they're telling me that's-- >> because they never asked for an e-mail. >> what i'm saying, i don't, i don't-- i'd have to look and see. >> so you don't have an explanation, someone who never signed up and never asked to get an e-mail-- >> you can answer because you might be accused of promoting the answer. >> what they're saying, that's coming back now. >> well, look, anytime you talk about health care, you talk about privacy issues and the obama administration start this had when they came out and said report anything fish

garrett mock misses well inside to the number 7 hitter. clint var miss, 7 of 10 with a pair of homers in this series. change-up and his second walk of the game. one on, one out here in the seventh inning. watch your brewers this saturday. get her early. they receive the first frank howard bobblehead, complete the collective bargaining tore's set. to purchase tickets 888-632- nats, nats.com or stop by the nationals box office. what a night for shruggers, frank howard, adam dunn, prince fielder, ryan braun. and the milwaukee brewers, who have a day off today, they are four games under .500 and on the 21st of august that's a surprise. but when we were there, what, about three weeks ago, rob, you and i saw that that ball club had some pitching issues. they have all the offense you could want. >> rob: bill hall who was there the last time we were there was picked up by the seattle mariners. >> bob: sent their shortstop j.j. hardy to the minors leagues. >> rob: they have made some witches, moves. >> bob: throwing a lot of off speed pitches here.

garrett as chairman. >> i'm here a lot. over the past decade i've gotten in his hair a lot. >> are you employed by the hospital? are you a private practice? >> i'm private practice. >> and do you when you say you have an office here, do you rent the office from the hospital? >> i rent everything. everything that i use here that's not mine i pay to for. >> is that a revenue stream for the hospital? >> it is to a certain degree. on campus we have several medical offices at our -- leads to private physicians. >> do any of the doctors own their offices? >> in one of the buildings the offices are owned. it was built back in the 1970's, i think. >> do you look at patients as customers? >> partially in the sense that we want them to come back should they have future needs. and this gets to not only providing the technically correct care and the clinical care but prying to satisfy other needs and treat them as human beings the way that any one of us would like to be treated. >> do you find that a lot of poem daoent understand that

we talked to doctor john garrett, chief of cardiac surgery. >> doctor john garrett, chairman of the board of directors of the virginia hospital center, can you remember the first moment you thought you might want be a doctor? >> i think so. my stepfather was a surgeon. and for lots of reasons, i wanted to be like my stepfather. so from about age 7 when he came into my life, i kind of wanted to copy him. i think it got a little more serious than that when i was in high school i injured my hip, dislocated my hip in a skiing accident. i had to be a hospital for about seven weeks where they pinned my knee and contraction and had a lot of time to just play and observe people in the hospital. i think in my mind that i decided then that i was going to do it. >> where did you grow up? >> montgomery, alabama. >> where did you go to college? >> emory university in atlanta for undergraduate and then i went to medical school at the university of alabama in birmingham. >> where did the hard part get into your life? >> medical school in alabama had a strong cardiac surgery program led by a man named jo

garrett, same question?uest: as board chairman, simply, i worry about the hospital having less funds available to allow us to continue to lead in the forefront of our patient care. as a practicing doctor, unconcerned about losing the independence about being a doctor, having a relationship with a patient, off from what i think he or she needs -- offering what i think he or she needs, in an independent way. i think that may change, and that is key to what makes american medicine so wonderful. this ability to take care of our patients and send them to other physicians that you know will give them the care and will not the limited, as i believe we are threatened to be. host: as president and ceo, and do you have a relationship with the local congressman here, jim moran, or with senators webb or warner? guest: we are all open to dialogue. we recently met with senators web and warner, and they are willing to consider our views. host: let's take some phone calls. first phone call from new hampshire on the insured

i don't think morton will be around to end the game garrett is looking at 104. >> bob: 4 to 5. if he gets an out. laroche. that's a good fastball. 3-2. fastball away. a base hit. up the middle. that will bring up cedeno. >> rob: trying to hit it up the middle. getting it by guzman. super cedeno is up. >> bob: high strike to cedeno. flared out to gonzales the first time. >> rob: and break minus two and the vertical break was minus zero. >> bob: you are reading the auxiliary score board again. [ laughter ] >> bob: you didn't figure that out on your own. a broken bat. a one hopper. guzman himself. he will run in and lead off in the top of the 4th. nats down 3-0. t... we bring fiber optic all the way to the home. um... which gives you more bandwidth than cable. so you can upload faster. so it's like comparing a horse and buggy to a sports car. am i the, uh, horse? (announcer) it's a whole new internet. makes uploading as easy as downloading. because your internet's not fast unless it's two-way fast.  >> bob: the nats are still much in the game. mock put a couple of zeros on t

our own major garrett on a show down with robert gibbs.e house sending emails to people who didn't ask to get emails? >> you don't have to impugn anything. i am telling you what i got. emails from people who never asked. >> let me go some place else that might be constructive. steve: wow. spam as it particular. straight ahead more of the testy

. >> bob: here is garrett jones hitting .310. >> rob: yeah, that milwaukee game he lasted four and 2/3. the nationals ended up winning the ballgame 14-6, and he guilty a no decision. >> bob: five runs on nine hits. stammen has seen the pirates before, of course. he came it of that ballgame with a 5.68 e.r.a. and then the 0-2. well outside. the third consecutive hitter. he has gotten to that point in the count. garrett jones is is a 28-year- old outfielder from harvey, illinois, originally signed by atlanta 10 years ago. left center. nyjer morgan can't get there and plays it hon a hop. john lannan, pretty hittable last night and stammen, not a great start here tonight. now, here is the defense we talked about with elijah dukes and his 10 assists in right field. josh willingham back to left where he's more comfortable, and with morgan in the middle, very, very good. al weathero gonzales struggling a bit in the field and big-time with the bat. the nats need to get him going, and here is ryan doumit, the catcher, hitting just .245. and he rolls a double play ball. gonzales, guzman, and a

major garrett is at the white house tonight. how does the white house reconcile spending like that with the promise of no middle class tax hikes? >> well, shepard, the reconciles it by repeating the president's campaign pledge which you took our audience through just a minute ago. it also says. this look, if the economy picks up, and economic growth and the tax revenue that comes with it also pick up and there is some arrangement to reduce the future costs of health care and their burden on the federal government, all these things can be reconciled. but, shepard, i don't need to tell your audience there are a lot of ifs there. and a lot of doubters, many of them democrats who used to work in the treasury department says you can't get everything the president's without bricking that tax bite down closer to the middle class. shepard: is in a trial gliewn see how people would react to the idea of class hikes and then later when middle class hears it's just about the rich, they are not so upset? >> no, shepard. every conversation i

but now they are not answering major garrett's question. fox news for a minute. look at the aclu, of all people. they recently filed paperwork objecting to the fact that the obama white house in the reversal a longstanding policy now wants to advocate the use of cookies and other web tracking technology to monitor federal website. the obama web site wants to be able to use these things so that when people visit federal websites you can follow them, track every click of the mouse, figure out where they are going. in many cases, obtain their e- mails. oftentimes when they go to different websites, they use their e-mail, and so on, and so forth. that would allow them to get a list. if theç aclu and fox news is up said, there is probably something there. bill: thank you, bill sammon. ç-- megyn: thank you, bill sammon. bill: this is a fox news alert. a woman who was a former disciple of charles manson has been released from federal prison in fort worth, texas at the age of 60. your governor is supposed to use stimulus money to create jobs. now

>> garrett shine. >> jimmy: gary and where you from?dsor, connecticut. >> jimmy: south windsor, connecticut? >> yes. >>immy: all right, very good. are you a "harry potter" fan? >> i guess. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're ambivalent? you dot care. >> i'm kind of the middle. >> jimmy: you are? >>eah. >> jimmy: have you ever read any of the books? >> yeah, i read like five of them. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, that's true. yes, doesn't sound like a fan at alto me. [ light laughter ] yeah, yeah -- the fifth one you are like, "that's enough. yeah, i can't read. that's ridicous. i've had enough!" [ light laughter ] five is too much. yes. well, higgins, wt do we have for coestant number two to lick it tonight? >> sve: well, jimmy, garrett will be licking this beautiful portrait of deceased hogwart's headmaster, fleng burble. this extremely lifelike painting is incased in antue frame and can be seen on the walls of hogwart's school of witchcraft and wizardry. it's a portrait of fleming burble. and it retails for $800,000. jimmy? >> jimmy: this pa

the bottom five now, paul jannish facing garrett mock.sh singles to center field, but no fear, niger morgan is here. he's fast and he has a gun, a strike to home plate, aaron harang is out, what a nice play. the nationals shut out the reds 2-0. to baltimore, what night for felix peaia, peaia, good piece of hitting here, finds the gap in right center field. two runs will come in to score as the ball goes all the way to the wall. and pea yeah is thinking three-bagger, going for the triple. gets down, gets the triple. goes 4 for 5 with four rbis, more importantly, hits for the cycle. the o's beat the angels, 16-6. >>> when you lose 23-0 and get outgamed more than 2-1 in terms of yardage, you need to dig to find the positives. for the redskins, one of the guys had played well during their loss to the ravens was second-year receiver, malcolm kelly. kelly had three catches last night. but it matched his total from a disappointing rookie season. he showed the ability to make a tough catch in a game which is something we have seen him do routinel

garrett, thank you so much. >> and it makes sense.e don't get a lot of e-mails from astronauts. >> and you're the man, troy. it guy working for your church. >> the before the of the both worlds. >> that's right. if you have a question you want answered, go to myfoxdc.com and click on the weather tab. there you go. ♪ i'm leaving on a jet plane y see t didn't get in there. >> if it does, you are free of it. >> let's check in with lauren demarco and find out what is happening in the world of traffic. >> i don't know if we said this but one thing i do is listen to the whole song. >> i do the same thing, lauren. once i dork it is out of there. >> that is a good one. >> you need to hear the end of it. than you move on. >> because you only sing like little parts of it. >> and i've got all kind of things stuck in my head now, thank you very much for that segment. that is my tip. all right. well, we do have a serious accident on the beltway and it is causing some problems elsewhere. first, we'll start off talking about 66. you will be on brake

major garrett pointed this out earlier.sked what specifically has to be in health care legislation, he did not say the public option. he said, we have said there are a number of components to health care and i see nothing wrong with having the public option as one choice. and no one should be obligated to go into a public plan. you get to the point of -- from the left's point of view, that is not exactly president obama defending public option and insisting it be in this legislation. from the fact check point of view, even independent groups say that he cannot really say that people would just choose or not choose to go into a public plan because a number of employers would choose not to have a private insurance plan if there's a public option on the table to independent groups say millions of people would then be forced off the private plans into the public option. the president believes he is the man to go out there and pitch this. trace: thank you. jamie: one of the things president obama decided is that guantanamo bay w

major garrett, there as well, some final thoughts from you? point, george w. bush was in the church paying respects to senator kennedy and in his remarks, president obama talked about a texas house committee chairman who ted kennedy courted on a legislative battle with cigars, well, that was jack bush, he lost in 1994 in the sweep that put republicans in the house and senate and george w. bush won his gubernatorial race against ann richards in 1994. ted kennedy was one of the few to survive the onslauts. he beat back mitt romney's charge in massachusetts and he became solidified more in the mind of democrats of not only a capable legislator, but a very, very good politician, one who could survive the greatest republican sweep lector alley and knew m mayorically in the house and senate in american history and further intensifying not only real status, but mythic status as a legislator and politician. george bush likely would not have been our 43rd president had he not beaten ann richards in the 1994 republican sweep one that ted kennedy survive

it wouldn't just be major garrett at fox news. i can tell you that.l: i want everybody to know, look, the problem here is government intrusion into your home. if the reason. >> privacy. bill: if there is a list, how is the white house getting email addresses to send touts about health care? it's a simple deal. and gibbs couldn't explain it. >> which is precisely the reason why he gave major garrett kind of the needling and then he said let's move on to a question that's more constructive, ie a question that helps me in my case, the case we are trying to make. bill: all spokes people would have done that though. tony snow would have done that i don't hold that against robert gibbs. are you offended that nbc news, general electric is using its power. this is a very big and important story, ok? because general electric has just derived more than a billion dollars in taxpayer money at favorable loan rates. now they shift on over and they are attacking individual americans who are going out and protesting health care. are you as concerned as i am about thi

greta: major garrett joins us. >> let's advance the story. robert gibbs invited me to provide e-mail. i never asked the white house for anything. i have offered to give to him and the white house some of the e-mail from people who said they never subscribed to the white house, never signed up, never subscribed. i have many people think that i am an idiot. these people contacted me because they were not afforded, they got them directly from the white house. i've offered to give those to the white house to find out the answers to the questions i posed today. at this hour, i've heard nothing back. i am just trying to find out something simple. if you have never asked the white house for anything, how did they receive an e-mail? that is all i'm asking. greta: i am always a little bit suspicious when you hit a nerve. >> he was clear that he said not to conflate organizing for america and the white house. that is perfectly fair. i don't mean to confuse the two. miy question was about an e-mail that went to people whose e-mail trail did not have a f

they shut them out due to great pitching from garrett mott. the reds' mascots, they have three of them. having a good time. scoring in the fifth. ronnie belliard changes that with one swing, the shot to left off aaron harang. there were some nats fans. paul janish facing garrett mock. mock had a good game. he singles to center field. no fear. nyjer morgan is here. he's fast and had a big-time home. you're a dead duck. the nationals shut out the reds, 2-0. >>> now to baltimore, what a night for felix pea yeah. pea yeah at the plate. he finds the gap in right center field. he was near piette-fect. the o's beat the angels 15-6. >>> when you lose 23-0 and get out in a game 2-1 in terms of yardage you need to dig a little bit to find the positives. for the redskins, one of the positives who played very well in their los to the ravens was malcolm kelly. it matched his total from a disappointing rookie season. he showed the ability to make the tough catch going over the middle in a game, which is something we have seen him do routinely in practice. s

thank you, major garrett. a deadly remain -- reminder of the violence in iraq, 95 people killed and hundreds more hurt in a car bombing in the city of baghdad, just after the city started removing blast walls. the army said that security is not an issue anymore. the blast was in and around the green zone, an area considered the safest in the country. governmental and commercial buildings were targeted, it happened close to our own baghdad bureau. iraqi security forces are left to cope with the aftermath without u.s. help, i assume? >> that is right. the only held that we saw today was a number of u.s. military apache helicopters flying to give them air cover. it really is an iraqi security operation. the foreign ministry and the finance ministry, they have really enhanced the baghdad security spokesman, largely to blame for the attacks. one of their colleagues, the iraqi person working for fox, he was beyond the security gate in front of the foreign ministry. he was very lucky, a truck bomb got past him and hi

garrett mock will get that task against charlie morton.ob carpenter and rob dibble will have the tomorrow night as they wrap it up. and ray knight and i will be there for the pregame show. 6:30, we'll have the pregame show, and spotlight the nationals looking for that second win in pittsburgh in a row. get rid of the losing streaks, isnationals win on a sunday. as boston lager. the sam adams lager goes beautifully with a lot of ethnic spicy foods. the maltiness and hoppiness work well with indian food. samuel adams boston lager is strong enough to support a heavier meal and it's balanced enough that's it's not going to overpower a lighter meal it could compliment a salmon dish with a little bit of spice to it. whether at a restaurant you're at home if you're having great food and you need a great beer, boston lager is the beer that i use. sam adams with great food-- there's nothing better. trying to accelerate and get the airplane climbing that day. that day he did not. he simply did not. >> five players, including current yankee star dere

in a fight between major garrett and the secret service, my bet is on major garrett. i arm wrestled him in a bar once, and he flipped me over the table. neil: , all right, thank you very much. you are not going to get in a battle. this is not really just conservative rage, by the way. now, some liberals who really love the president are coming out against this particular snitch side, as they are calling it. i want you to be one obama fanta that parts with him on this. and judge sotomayor, she is in, but anyone who actually voted against her -- there are 31 of them -- they are out? neil: all right, well, she is confirmed. now, those who did not want her to be squirme? some members of the latino community, for example, have been hinting for a while that raised is behind the decision and that there to pay for decide against europe. a woman with the center for equal opportunity joins us. linda, what do you make of this -- >> this is going to be forgotten by the time the next election comes around, and i think people know that confirmation vote rarely play into going into

fox senior white house correspondent major garrett is live in washington and pretty much at the center you posed all the questions that essentially got the white house to finally respond and now, when they do respond, they say, they did not send e-mails to those that did not request it so what gives? >> the white house is essentially, julie blaming third parties, either interest groups on the left or interest groups on the right and the mechanism that the white house tell us they believe is behind people receiving e-mails from the white hou house, that they did not request and do not want is that these interest groups have essentially conducted the white house says to me, online petitions. meanwhile they complain or they support something that the white house is doing. and send in all the membership lists on their various advocacy groups in the form of an e-mail. these e-mails then because of the online activity on the white house website embed in the white house list and sent back out when the white house decides to send out an e-mail communicating some particular policy decision. in

major garrett had been alone on this for a few days.s up, but i imagine the bush administration when they had this domestic spying issue. you were not allowed to listen in on a terrorist. now the obama administration is supposedly collecting the names of people who disagree with their domestic policy and sending out unsolicited e-mail from david axelrod. if karl rove were sending these messages, i think the press would pay more attention. trace: of course, after the white house briefing, karl rove will be on our program to give us his take on what happened. had bill sammon, thank you. juliet: janice dean is here to tell us more about hurricane bill now. >> it is expected to become a category three shortly. you can see that well defined eye and satellite imagery. this is the storm to watch. very well defined eye. this could be strengthening as we speak and is expected to become a category three. there is the track. yesterday, we were talking about a storm that came close to a bermuda. the east coast needs to be paying attention to this,

major garrett has the latest. >> president obama celebrated all things nascar with last year's sprint cup champion jimmie johnson and aide said the health care message is not stalled and health care reform can be won. >> argument is not over. discussion is not over. the debate is not over. >> house minority canter agrees the debate is not over but said the president is spinning his wheels. >> what i really see right now is a white house and chaos over health care. >> mr. obama's chief of staff rahm emanuel told the new york times, they believe killing health care is more important for the political goals than solving the health insurance problems that americans face every day. >> the president agrees, republican leaders are trying to throw sand in the gears will for, awhile at least, pursue a bipartisan compromise. >> we take very seriously the fact that there are republicans, three of which on the finance committee, that have said they are committed to and dedicated to health care reform. and we will believe that unless or until we are told that's not the case. >> baucus is leading t

major garrett is at the white house. first, shannon bream the public option has been key democrats' plan. >> you are absolutely right. you know the sunday shows are all important for getting a message out and floating an idea. yesterday, it was kathleen sebelius whose said that a public auction was not necessarily an essential element of the reform plan. we even heard the president at a town hall say, whether we get a public option or not, it is not the entire plan. both of them sound like they are backing away from the possibility that has stirred up some much controversy. shepard: they do not have the votes to keep the plant alive with the public option in play. >> absolutely. we heard from senator kent conrad as well. he is an important member. he is part of the gang of six, the bipartisan group of republicans and democrats who are trying to negotiate something out of the senate. >> the fact of the matter is, there are not the votes in the united states senate for the public option. there never have been. to continue

you know, garrett, throw more fastballs.le. >> don't like the walks. >> he loved the fastball. >> well... >> tough establish it. >> he is throwing 93, 94. you should get by. 65 to 75 fast pauls in a starting pitcher you know he is throwing it right. >> we have sat here thinking if a guy could hit the three run homer. we have, you know. not taking anything away but adam dunn. he delivers. >> you're talking about a legitimate homerun guy. he has three hits. up the middle. swinging at that. if he did. 55 homeruns. that's what he takes. a lot out there for the third strike. and over a fastball. to are a double. he is having his best year. he will hit 280 or better if he staying on the page. 120. and custom marry homeruns. 130 r.b.i.s if he keeps rolling. that was his 78. >>> and it takes something to take a breather. as you say. >> he is averaged 156 game as year over his career. he didn't take many days off. >> it was quiet here charlie morton was doing a great job. >> it didn't have a lost sink to it. we hit ground ball after

there is a thunderstorm watch out for garrett county until about 5:00 a.m. most of the thunderstorms are north of them up in pennsylvania in the metro area will be quiet to fight. lows in the 70s. temperatures are still in the 80s. low 80s in chantilly and dumfries. now, tomorrow morning partly cloudy, very warm. 70s and 80s. and then by afternoon, here comes the cold front. we're been talking about this front all week. partly sunny, shot, showers and thunderstorms -- hot, showers and thunderstorms, a slight chance storms could be severe. winds increase at about 10-15. here is the latest track for bill. right now winds are 125 miles per hour. it's a high end category 3. we're going to pass west of bermuda and then begin to recurve back to the north and northeast. again, i think the biggest threat for us will be rip currents. it could brush maybe the cape and maybe down east main if it doesn't turn northeast fast enough. and, again, here is a look at the wind field. the orange is 40-mile an hour winds, the red 60-mile an hour winds. and this is 8:00 p.m. satu

>> i did brad garrett and -- >> jimmy: you did brad garrett from "everybody loves raymond." >> and jonu mind doing it? >> okay. [ poorly imitating brad garrett ] "raymond, raymond, raymond. 'everybody loves raymond,' will be right back after this commercial break. oh, hey, raymond, how is it going?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's fantastic. that is fantastic. [ cheers and applause ] what was the other one? >> oh, you know, you sort of do impressions, and you also do your original character. and i did -- i did my regular character kind of. i want to do it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you, pal. okay. this is an original character. okay. [ laughter ] okay -- that's -- i -- that's good. it's a pretty good original character. pretty good. looks like mr. peepers. fantastic. thank you. and you didn't get the job? >> no. i don't know. i got a lot of negative commts for some reason. >> jimmy: that's ridiculous. [ laughter ] that is ridiculous. >> yeah, like, i don't know. the internet doesn't like me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, i think they do. you're really charming in this movie "paper hear

let's get to major garrett. what can we expect from today's briefing? >> outside the briefing room because it has been delayed 15 minutes. we're probably going to have a conversation about polling data. the polls indicate a couple of things, growing skepticism, and in some cases, outright opposition to the president's approach to health care. the white house says, we do not really have a plan yet. we're waiting for congress to work out the details. the white house said today in an e-mail, essentially what the white house is looking for is health insurance reform, ways to require health insurers to provide insurance, not allow them to knock people off for pre-existing conditions. some of the things that a year- and-a-half ago, the health- insurance industry voluntarily agreed to do to try to head off more comprehensive health-care reform. it appears the white house is defining success differently than it did when this began in large measure. as it has pushed for more more ambitious health-care reforms, the public has gotten more skeptical. trace: i want

let's go to troy garrett. says while he was on a flight, pilot anumbered that the outside air temperature was minus 50 degrees while the ground temperature was 75 degrees. we were trying at an altitude of 30,000 feet. why is the temperature so cold up there and warmer on the ground espare closer to the sun when flying? >> sounded like it was going to be who gets there first questions swra i thought it would be a math question which we wouldn't have used it. you could have answered it. that is a great question. you would think the closer to the sun, you're 30,000 feet above the surface of the earth, it will be warmer. no, the high are up you go, the colder it gets. remember, space is cold. why is that so? let's go to science man tucker barnes for the answer. >> good question though. >> it's great question. >> the next time you are flying if a plan, a left planes can you press a button and it will tell you what the outside air temperature is. it is amazing, like minus 90 in the middle of winter. bottom layer of

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ron have i loan, and garrett chicagoans when we come back. , ron have i loan. ?e masn chopper is hovering behind the park. a key out to get here for ron villone, and he pitched a lg way last night, 2/and a third just gave up one hit, a couple of strikeouts, settled the ballgame at the end, but nats were too far behind to moun come back. jones, two walks. breaking ball, just missed brushing the corner. check swing and a strike. >> it's set up way outside. >> usual hi means breaking ba. but he went with the heater. 87. >> rob: you're defeating the purpose of a shift, pitching  away. if he hits a ground ball don the third baseline, runners second and third. he probably has to walk dou. >> bob: i think that runner- >> rob: i think the runner scores if he hits it down t line. >> bob: it depends on how t ball is hit. >> bob: the 1-2. villone doesn't live on the inside of the left-handers. >> rob: nor should he. this guy is looking to jack two-run home run righ

thank you, major garrett. was one of the first to send condolences to the kennedys this morning. she says people are often surprised at how close she and her late husband were. she said this in a statement -- jon: senator kennedy's influence felt not only in this country, but all over the globe. today several world leaders expressed their sadness and hearing. amy kellog is in london. >> prime minister gordon brown said that he would not be just more than america, but on every continent. that has proven to be the case. we have learned to read and heard from leaders all around the world but the most detailed eulogies coming from the uk and ireland where the concrete troops of the late senator's laborers have been felt in the most detailed fashions. because senator kennedy passed away in the middle of the night in the u.s., it was already morning here, so we do not have hard copies of newspapers. but we obviously have the additions online that are making a quite -- and they are making a big deal about the passing

we talked about garrett mock. garrett mock and he are in very similar situations. a little older, but both of them have had enough minor league experience that they have been successful. anytime you talk to any of the scouts and the front office people, balester is the guy they talk about. she samantha is close to jordan zimmermann. he has a little more straight forward delivery, so you see the ball against him. he doesn't have the fourth pitch that jordan zimmermann has, but he does have a very strong repertoire and i think, as you mentioned, his mentality, he has one of those winning mentalities, competitive mentalities. i don't think he gets all caught up in all of this stuff. i believe he just has to have a little more experience up here and a little success and he'll build very quickly. >> as we said achance for back- to-backs as the pittsburgh series is a wrap around series for the nationals friday, saturday, sunday and then monday and then back home against the florida marlins coming up tuesday, wednesday and thursday as the nationals finally get to come hom

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to the west, we have showers uponning i and around in garrett county.west from oakland to route 50. a little batch of shower and thundershowers popping up this afternoon. so, if you're heading out that way in garrett county and west virginia, we'll see showers before the next hour or two. tomorrow, a better chance and we'll see some of the activity moving across the region. 189 the high and normal now is down to 85 degrees 66 this morning and a normal now is down to 64. by the weekend, our normal high drops to the low 80s it gets more comfortable on average towards the end of the month. 100 degrees is the record and 88 last year. that was from ocean city and we -- and the dew point, last hour, it was in the low 60s. this hour, it's come up to 68 and that means it's stickier outside right now than earlier. we have a south east wind that keeps the moisture in the area the bay and the ocean. as long as you get the moisture and the temperatures aren't that high. tomorrow, a southerly wind and the temperatures will break it in many places. that's where we're

major garrett is in boston. major, anything as you can contribute until we wait for this ceremony to begin will be greatly appreciated. >> a couple things. j. winick asked what was the iconic moment. a semi-conversations here in boston, and i will leave it to historians to decide, but it may party happen. to some bostonians the iconic moment the iconic picture of the hearse leaving the kennedy camp -- compound at hyannis port gives you saw a rate all of the kennedys as they watched the casket put into that hearse and drive away. now we know that compound is going to be for ever more and education facility and that is in. and the more the place it was in american politics. i will toss it back to you as the sermon is about to begin. >> chris: major, thank you so much. as we can see the honor guard is beginning to approach the hearse to take out the casket containing senator kennedy. we're not going to let you watch and listen to what happens. said certain this is a good of the day because we know the sun will come

if you're out from carroll county to garrett county, you've seen some thunderstorms.hunderstorm warnings have been in effect and none of them in effect for maryland. york, pennsylvania seeing some thunderstorm warnings, but it's not been lifted yet. we're talking about some strong storms rolling through the eastern edge of frederick county and we're seeing them on the western edge down towards trek frederick. the line ends around westminister, eldersburg not really seeing them. there's flash-flood watches in effect until 11:45 for all of the areas on the northern tier of the state and straight over from frederick to cecil county. 85 degrees with scattered showers throughout the day. we'll keep you posted and have more on the week ahead in a moment. >>> thank you. now let's look at what people are talking about this morning. it's been two days since the last line of severe storms rush through state. this morning, we're learning how severe the storms were. the report this morning from carroll county. >>> ts rip up barns in frederick county and wreak havoc in carroll cou

trace: major garrett, thank you. the minnesota governor will join us at the bottom of the hammer with his take on what lawmaker should do in this controversial health care debate. martha: this is a huge controversy. the white house does not want the cia to interrogate terror suspects. they want a new panel. the panel will report to the white house. that is a very big change in the way terrorists will be interrogated. the man who will play a key role in putting together the panel is raising some eyebrows. the huge controversy over the president's cia changes. that is next or just one brita faucet filter. ( drop plinks ) brita-- better for the environment and your wallet. a day on the days that you have arthritis pain, you could end up taking 4 times the number... of pills compared to aleve. choose aleve and you could start taking fewer pills. just 2 aleve have the strength... to relieve arthritis pain all day. i switched to a complete multivitamin with more. only one a day men's 50+ advantage... has gingko for memory

fox news's major garrett has been trying to get answers, as to exactly how this happened in the firsttake a look. >> i have received e-mails from people who did not seek any communication from the white house, who have never registered on the web site and never -- >> hold on, hold on. >> let me ask my question. >> let's be fair here, let's be fair. i will give you a chance to finish your question. you have done it a couple times and i wanted to be clear, okay? no, no, no, don't look funny, whether obama for america or organizers for america has nothing to do with, never has had anything to do with what -- if you sign up for, through the white house.gov to receive e-mails and let's just -- the reason i interrupted you, because i wanted you to rephrase your question. without continuing to vie -- thinking we are violating the law. >> these people never, ever signed up for anything related, this white house -- and they've received e-mails from david axelrod. how could that be. >> julie: our next guest says there is an even bigger issue here than just spam e-mail and columnist for the new