bob geren is going to come out and argue. sterson, the first base coach thought the foot came off.0 oakland but a big out. >> geren is going to argue that salazar lost contact with the bag. and paul ham ill is matter of fact listening to the manager. and what a play by melvin mora to knock it down initially. and that saves one run for sure. and salazar goes across the bag. >> and it looks like the orioles got a call as salazar's foot was not in contact with the bag as he received that throw from melvin mora. >> and obviously the first base coach had a very good look at it. todd steverson saw it and that's why he protested and that brought the manager out of the dugout. >> and it cost bobby crosby a base hit. so good footwork by salazar because he got the call. his foot was not on the bag, whatever he did, he sold it. so it's a 3-0 game and the orioles get a huge break because there still should only be one out and the bases still should be loaded. and here is rajai davis, the 8th batter to come up in the 1st inning. foul down the first baseline. a hanging curveball. >> well they se

it was a computer science decision but it has shaped everything the federal geren has done ever since that is will have a separate top-secret that work and several unclassified network and once an atom of information dance into one of those it is trapped there. if it is an unclassified in per piece of information but ends up in the secret network it is considered sacred and is trapped softsoap is inhibin information sharing. the theory was if the security desk of the ones that cooked up a scheme to make information sharing heart and had to be the security guys problem. so save schering is a problem to that we have in the cyber business and problem three is traditional security problem. we want to keep them sick sigrid per the time and that this coalition oriented thing. we want to keep secret within a particular set of countries, secret very timely within a little piece of the department of defense so coming up with structures that allow this, this ad hoc coalition formation and sharing while keeping a secret is another problem. so i can the historical technology problem has been the

. >> jim: bob geren the skipper coming out.n mazzaro, the applause beginning to build, goes 7 and a third. no runs allowed. and the pitching change here is michael werth coming -- michael geurtz comes on for the athletics. on. announcer: southwest airlines announces new service out of bwi airport, with three daily nonstop flights to new york laguardia for just 49 dollars one-way starting june 28th. grab your bag. it's on. - ( ding ) - book now at southwest.com. grab your bag. it's on. times may be tough today, but the things we all look forward to haven't changed. like owning a home. watching our children grow. and retiring with confidence. so whatever you're looking forward to, m&t bank is here to help you get there. m&t bank. understanding what's important. >> jim: 22-year-old vin mazzaro, in his second major league start. outstanding numbers. 7 and a third. no allowed a run, four walks and four strikeouts and he exits the runner on base. his responsibility for michael geurtz. >> buck: and geurtz's numbers impressive and ju

not exactly what bob geren had in mind. so markakis will have a chance to come up, representing the tieing run. suzuki out to the mound, possibly to stall. breslow is up in the bullpen, not throwing that long. and it will be breslow coming on to face markakis. as buck mentioned, he comes to plate now, representing a tieing run. andino at second, reimold at first and breslow coming on to face markakis in the 8th. what is it to lead? at pnc, it's doing what most benefits our customers. whether that's having more certified green buildings than anyone on earth, creating online banking tools for the next generation, or making a 10-year, $100 million investment in kids. it's how we've always done business. and will for a very long time to come. pnc. leading the way. >> jim: craig breslow comes often he was picked up by the twins on the 20th and pitched very well since joining the athletics. and one thing you look at, buck, with relievers who come into games with an inning, how many of the first batters does he retire. he has fa

his 25th appearance of the season he has given up some hit and this is what bob geren was talking about. felix pie got all of it. it will be hauled in. davis got to it. the world's most refresh feeling. >> buck: in the 1st inning, jack cust was hitting with two aboard, nobody out. he squares up on that high change-up from jeremy guthrie, drills it to the wall in centerfield over the wall, his 9th homerun of the season. >> gary: one away in the 9th inning. no lan reimold will get his first at-bat. did not start in the ballgame. he came on for nick markakis in right. strike taken. after the ballgame got out of hand. orioles did not get on the board until scott hit a homerun in the 7th. with two down. his 13th of the year. that is the only extra base hit that the orioles have in the ballgame and the only runner who passed second tonight. the o's stranded just 2, 1 in the 1st and 1 in the 2nd. >> buck: of this scored a total of 6 runs on this trip. they were fortunate to win the first game 1-0. >> gary: the bats have just disappeared. 9 runs in 6 games and the orioles don't score anymore in

that would be an automatic triple play but at the same time, against mark hendrickson, geren is very confident that he will not hit the ball to an infielder. >> gary: see if they go again. long look. runners going, 3-2. third time. fouled off. so matt holliday battling here. 9-pitch at-bat already for matt holliday, including one he fouled off his foot. he has seen all that the left hander has. now, it's a matter of execution. hendrickson ready again. 10th 10th pitch of the at back. jose molina pack, jones back, warning track ball and good- bye, homerun. matt holliday with a three-rbi homer and a 9-0 a's lead. >> buck: holliday was right on hendrickson throughout this extended at bat. early on, mark hendrickson missed. he is in the hole now, but he sees the high fastball, fouls off another pitch, 90 mile-per- hour fastball, breaking ball thrown right in the dirt and then he fouls that ball off his toe, fouls another pitch off and then the curve ball stays alive and finally squares up on that 3-2 pitch. >> gary: so big night for an

before i have geren, i need to ask unanimous consent that the two letters from burke to chairman markey are put in the record. without objection, so ordered and with that our hearing is adjourned. [inaudible conversations] >> how is c-span funded? >> i have no clue. maybe government grants? >> i would say donations. >> advertising for products? >> public money i am sure. >> my texas? >> how is c-span funded? 30 years ago america's cable companies created c-span as the public service, a private business initiative, no government mandate, no government money. >> earlier today in new york the u.n. security council unanimously passed a resolution imposing economic and military sanctions against north korea. this follows the recent the underground nuclear tests in subsequent missile tests in violation of a previous security council resolution. you will hear remarks from representatives of the 15 countries on the council. this lasts about an hour. >> the 6,141st meeting of the security council is called to order. the provisional agenda of this meeting is before the council and document s, age

. >> i don't know if the mike is on, you don't have a mike geren. >> thank you. i'm months president and ceo of the grocery manufacturers association which represents more than 300 food, beverage and consumer-products companies. americans enjoy one of the safest food supplies in the world but we recognize that steps can and must be taken to make our food supplies even safer. the we applauded chairman waxman, chairman emeritus dingell, chairman stupak and chairman pallone for developing the food safety enhancement act of 2,009. product safety is the foundation of consumer trust. we look for to working with a quick committee to quickly enough to save the reforms that will restore consumer confidence and continually improve the safety of our food supply. although the food industry is ultimately responsible for the safety of our products strong government oversight is a critical part of our food safety system. that is why gm made supports must in the draft including a proposal to set safety standards for food and vegetables proposals to improve the safety of imported

i think one reason it is impossible to take anything serious the geren has been doing in this whole fiscal crisis let alone in the car industry, one of the reasons it is impossible to keep a straight face is the mental picture of a party frank astride a prancing horse. and the lone ranger manner. [laughter] hi ho executive compensation and away. [laughter] is happening here early witnesses to the automobile urged the motorists to get a worse but that in effect was what the automobile would do, it would getting worse for everybody. once in the model t was introduced we all became sir lancelot and gained a seat at the round table, we were privileged to joust for the favor of their maidens at dragon movies. the pride and the proceeds of a noble amount was roused shaped to the common man into the common woman to because no one ever tried to get the ladies to drive sidesaddle of both legs hanging out the car door. now a car is not necessarily cheaper than a horse, it is just cheaper than a horse you want. about the same time that henry ford -- i looked this up -- about when he was peddling at m

for example, secretary gates stated in his october 2008 speech at the geren endowment, "let me first say very clearly that our wreps safe, reliable -- weapons are safe, reliable and secure. the problem is the long-term prognosis, which i would characterize as bleak." he went on, "at a certain point, it will become impossible to keep extending the life of our arsenal, especially in light of our testing moratorium." add to this the warnings of our lab directors, like director michael anastazio at the los angeles national lab, who said in open testimony last april, "the weapons in the stockpile are not static. the chemical and radiation processes inside the nuclear physics package induce material changes that limit weapon lifetimes. we are seeing significant changes that are discussed in my annual -- in detail in my annual assessment letter." sadly, mr. president, these warnings have fall own the deaf ears of congress, which has killed with next to no debate even the most restrained modernization programs and has even been underfunding the tools by which we maintain the weapons we have.