alfreedia glover pleaded guilty in the death of her 13-year-old daughter, alexis glover. glover will be sentenced in october. >>> prince george's investigators are looking for man responsible for three home in fayed emissions -- three home invasion. the same man marched into a suitland home. >>> weekend on the streets of washington, d.c. 5 people were killed. the police chief has new developments >> we are waiting for a briefing from the chief of police. we understand it should happen in the next few minutes. here is the packet of updates of where the various shootings happened. it is several pages long. when of the incidents happened here. let's show you some video that happened sunday morning. five people were shot, including a 10-year-old girl. one of the people was listed in critical condition. the other injuries are believed to be non-lifethreatening. as many as five people were shot. there was violence in almost every qantas of the district. -- in every quadrant of the district. the bottom line, a violent weekend. five murders. the shooting here in dallas -- in sout

lucas glover three guys off the world rankings won majors, cabrera, glover and cink.he roster major champions who in all likely will be paired together in that traditional pairing when the world's best reconvene to prepare for haz hazeltine in a few weeks. for all of the moments that he talked about that last forever. the moments you never forget for players. >> well, i agree with you, mike. and, you know, this is a life-changing experience for stewart cink. his life has changed forever. he's a major champion. the way that the press perceives him, the way that his peers perceive him will different. he'll be recognized at gas stations. he'll be recognized next week in montana, when he and his family go on a two-week vacation. it wouldn't have changed watson's life, i'll say it again. it would have been maybe the greatest feat in the history of sports for tom watson to have won here. but it's altered stewart's life, and it couldn't have happened to a nicer guy. >> started the week, 150 to 1, the odds on stewart cink coming in. i mentioned he wasn't on good form. and was

many of them could have saved lexy glover's life. beth parker was in court and is live from the newsroom with the latest. >> reporter: glover pled guilty today and in that process we learned about the formal complaints 13 in all from counselors, neighbors, bus drivers and ordinary citizens. they reached out to try to help lexy but it didn't work. but they hope next time will be different. 13-year-old lexy glover asked for help. >> she used to say that to me every day, she said nobody is going to help me my mom is going to kill me. >> reporter: her mom has pled guilty to felony murder. the child was found dead last january. she drown in an icy woodbridge cree >> it is a true horror story. >> reporter: in court on monday, four bus drivers and employees of the school had seen her show up at the bus stop wearing nothing but a diaper. >> you make the comment you don't want the children to fall through the cracks. lexy fell througha gaping hole which social services made for her. >> she testified the allegations of abuse began in 2004. two

this is lexy glover. today in prince william county her mother pleaded guilty to murder. lexy was found dead in a prince william county creek days after her mom reported her missing. we learned in court there had been 13 child abuse complaints over a four-year period before l exy died. some came from bus drivers and attendants who saw her every day. >> little child went to people in the uniform, baby went to the schools and everywhere and the school even reported it. so, see we did our part and we were getting so frustrated because no one was listening or doing anything. >> glover faces 51 years when she is sentenced in october. >>> a violent holiday weekend in the district in just one of the incidents five people were shot. all the victims including a 10- year-old girl survived. it happened on 46th place southeast. they are about to hold a news conference at the scene. maureen has the latest. >> reporter: well, brian, the mayor and the chief of police have not arrived here on 46th street in southeast where the the shooting happened. i can tell you that officials are conc

alfreedia gregg-glover faces 51 years in jail. she found her daughter ill and unconscious in jp. she took her to a hospital but didn't go in. instead, dumping her body in an a freezing creek and reporting the girl missing. neighbors, teachers and others reported to police that the girl was being abused and neglected. she was never taken from the glover home. >>> investigators in maryland are looking into the cause of a deadly fire from the weekend. two people died in a house fire in the marlton section of upper marlboro on saturday. they have not yet been identified. >>> the district's bill to recognize gay marriages from other states could take effect at midnight. congress has had 30 days to object to the law and has not done so. >>> six juveniles were recaptured after escaping from the new detension center in laurel. the teens escaped from the new beginnings youth center yesterday. they were found hiding in a drnage pipe along the parkway in a nearby neighbor. this is the second escape by inmates in the past month. >>> is it rea

paul glover joins us from philadelphia. we do not know exactly what the final health care plan is going to be, but there has been a lot of talk amongst senior lawmakers and the senate about these co-ops. how does it work and why would it be good for americans? >> i do favor extending medicare to everybody, but to make affordable, there needs to be a nonprofit member owned cooperative health system. i started in ithaca, new york in 1997 as an uninsured person myself, believing it would be a long time for the government to get around to providing a foundation for our health security. rick: the payments are pretty nominal, $100 per year debt to about $3,000 worth of coverage. is the comprehensive enough? do you find that covers all of your health care expenses? >> for the uninsured to have no access or eligibility for government care pictured, nor the capability to pay for hmo, this is a far better than nothing health plan. we are covered for 12 categories of every day emergencies like broken bones and emergencies like burns a

today's ieveda glo r admitt g to killing 13-year-old lexy glover. back in january lexy was found dead in a princgeorge's y ntucreek days after her mom reported her simntis. ng . erthe ererw1er3 diffeilencht abuse complaints over a 14-year period before lexy died. glover faces 61 years in prison when sentenced in october. >>> and the plot thickens. we're learning more about the stalking case against marion barry. u.s. park police arrested the former mayor on saturday. tonight his lawyer calls the stalking charge baseless and says barry spent much of the holiday with the woman he's accused of stalking. roby chavez is here now with more on barry's arrest. >> today we got his side of the story through his attorney. it's unraveling as a messy relationship that has put the former mayor in trouble with the law. he was rested in anacostia park saturday on a misdemeanor stalking charge. his attorney says the accuser spent the day with barry and denied the charges. 40-year-old donna watts is the woman behind the charge. she and barry apparently had an 18-mont

. >>> three guilty pleas today from gregg-glover. the virginia woman accused in the death of her 13-year-old adopted daughter. our digital correspondent peggy fox is in the courtroom this morning and is joining us on the phone with more information. >> reporter: that's right. she pleaded guilty to killing her adopted daughter, 13-year- old alexis today in court. she pleaded guilty to felony murder, felony child abuse and filing a false police report. the prosecutor called the case a horror story. he said mistakes were made in the police department and the social services department. four of alexis ' school bus drivers, a neighbor and her school principal, among other citizens reported abuse that they had seen. 13 reports to social services, two reports to the police department, yet alexis remained with her mother and the mother was never charged until alexis was found dead in a creek. one bus driver said alexis told her she was afraid her mother was going to kill her. paul aiitd itisa casewhe er authorie'ts didne bthie vedie child an

glover was sentenced to 17 years for assault and battery with intent to kill. the trooper recovered from his injuries and was in court during the sentencing. >>> a law enforcement source tells cbs news that michael jackson's preliminary autopsy shows that a powerful drug may have killed him. the drug is called diprivan. usually it is only found in hospitals, but investigators discovered some in jackson's mansion. people who abuse diprivan often do so to fight insomnia. the drug is never supposed to be given outside of a medical facility because the patient's breathing and heart rate need to be mon teempltd michael jackson's full toxicology report is expected next week. >>> maryland state police say a westminster couple now admit to breaking in and stealing from homes all across the county. only a few of the stolen goods have been recovered. >> currency was issued by the japanese when they occupied the philippine islands during world war ii. >> reporter: state police are trying to reunite these unusual bills with their owner. they were recovered when police arre

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glover is facing felony murder and child abuse charges. she was due in court today for the start of her child. she claimed her daughter was missing in january and the girl was later found dead in a park in woodbridge, virginia. >>> some people are feeling lucky this morning they have been chosen to attend the memorial service for michael jackson. the odds of getting selected were one in 183. elizabeth sanchez has the latest from los angeles. >> reporter: nearly 9,000 lucky michael jackson fans will pick up tickets to his memorial today. one of those winners, this meteorologist of kion in salinas, california. >> the 6:00 p.m. newscast was about to get underway so i turned off my phone and checked my e-mail and sure enough an mall from the michael jackson folks. >> reporter: he received an e- mail telling him he had been chosen to receive two free tickets to the memorial. organizers will hand out tickets and wristbands in hopes of keeping scalpers away. >> reporter: the tickets will admit 11,000 people to the staples center. and 6500 to the

in court yesterday, frieda glover pleaded guilty to money murder and felony child abuse and filing a false report. >>> the u.n. security council is giving north korea another scolding as the council is condemninghe north for firing seven ballistic missiles. >>> the former defense secretary forever tried to the vietnam war has died. robert macuntil air awas defense secretary under presidents kennedy and johnson and helped escalate america's involvement in vietnam. he resigned in 1967. in his memoirs in 1995, he admitted the war was a mistake. he was 93 when he died. >>> better get plenty of rest before you go for a long drive. virginia closing a dozen rest stops across the state. >> we'll check out what that means for your next road trip. >>> my mike just fell off so i'll hold it like this. also coming up in just a few moments, i'll bring you the latest on today's weather forecast and julie wright will be along to tell us how the morning road conditions look. do stay with us. 5 fox morning news will be right back.  is. >>> a tribute to michael jackson at last night

prosecutorsay that her daughter had run away, but glover took her to a woodbridge and laughter there, were she was found dead. >>> martin o'malley says maryland should recognize same- sex marriages that are performed in other states. reaction from both sides of what could become another big legal battle. >> the marriage recognition of same-sex marriages happens in washington tomorrow. maryland's governor says it should happen in maryland. this couple would love to live together as a married couple. it appears the governor would be willing to recognize their marriage if they went somewhere else. 80 before d.c. will recognize marriages, on radio this morning, the governor said he would like to see the free state do it also. >> it is difficult to deny equal rights to people when it comes to whites that are dispersed by government. >> this is an idea that a state delegate vehemently opposes. >> if i lose, then so be it. at least the people of the state of maryland will have had the final say. >> the governor has not been a supporter of same-six marriages. >> marylander's law was intended

glover pled guilty in the death of her daughter alexis. in january, she told police the 13-year-old had run away from her at the manassas central library. her body was found in a ravine. prior reports of abuse led to internal investigations at prince william county department of social services and the police department. glover faces a maximum sentence of 51 years in prison. >>> it is five past 5:00, time for the first living smart report of the morning. and jessica has a preview of the day on wall street. >> good morning. it looks like investors are waking up in the mood to sell stocks today in overnight trading asian stocks held to a holding pattern after a wild ride on wall street yesterday. the dow opens at 8324 and added 44 points yesterday. it was in the triple-digits earlier in the session. the nasdaq fell by 9. the s&p rose by 2. >>> with protesters taking to the streets, they are gathering gathering for a summit tomorrow. >>> if you are looking for some good buys at the mall this month you maybe surprised. certain types of product

glover the u.s. open and now synk. >> great week for the local guy.d after two rounds finishing up 75 today plus 6. good for him. >>> this year garrett mock has been everything. he has done it whatever you want. back between dc and syracuse. in effective up here but earned a spot back after he pitched well in syracuse recently. got the start today. cubbies looking for the sweep. not getting off to a good start. top of the 4th. this ain't syracuse, baby. alfonso soriano with the bomb. second in two days for alfonso soriano. r.b.i. single. biggest inning of the year. lone bright spot for the nats. solo shot for adam dunn. his 24th. nats get swept on the four-game series losing 11-3. a couple of quick notes. scott olsen on the dl and designating another player for assignment. >> you've got to fight to win a ballgame. as i've told the ball club, losing is easy. winning is what is hard. that's the challenge. it is hard to win. and it is hard to win if you are in first place. it is hard to win where we are at right now. >> certainly hard to win no doubt abo

who witnessed and reported the abuse blame the department of social services for not saving alexis glover. >> she was so afraid of her mother that she was going to listen to everything she said because she was afraid she was going to kill her. >> reporter: which is exactly what happened. she pleaded guilty today to felony murder and felony child abuse in the death of her adopted daughter, 13-year-old alexs glover. also pleading guilty to finally -- filing a false report making up the story of the girl running away. they found her body in this creek, died of exposure and drowning. now, it's a death that could have been prevented, says this group of four bus drivers who drove her to and from school and puported seeing the mother inher unthtrofe k hethcae anr he e torcr wear only a diaper. >> the police at one point asked how cold was she? well now ár -- well you know when it ised cold outside, take your clothes outside and tell us how cold it is. >> in court, it began to feel like the department of social services was on trial. a police officer, they took the stand and they recited a long l

lexy glover was found dead? january. there is evidence that lexy can still an life if authorities had listened to her cries for help. turns out there were 13 child abuse complaints over a four- year period. some came from bus drivers and attendants who saw her every day. >> this child went to the people in uniform and the school even reported it. so we did our part and we were getting so frustrated because no one was listening or doing anything. >> frieda glover is now facing 51 years in prison when she is sentenced in october. >>> coming up next, fans followed him from his rise to stardom in the jackson five to his heyday in the 80s and through the many legal troubles that followed as well. >> some of michael jackson's most dedicated fans are going to los angeles from all over the world to pay their respects. we'll hear their stories next. e >>> making headlines this morning, fellow republicans have censured south carolina governor mark sanford for leaving the state to visit his mistress in argentina last month. in all,

she says, i am glover -- we told them that you had to have this back to your desk in case you have to be whisked off. so she said she had her clothes. but we told her not apply in a decontamination even. she said, welcome our their clothes? yes, no designer clothes, but we will put you in something. it was very funny because you realize people who do not, like the cat -- panel, like the commission, like me, people who do not have to think about this every day really do not have any conception. now that is ok as long as they're prepared. part of the planning is walking people through psychologically what to expect. otherwise, they are going to use that mental been with in the crisis to be dealing with this unfamiliar situation that they were not prepared for when the president needs them focused specifically on their area of expertise. i will tell you, what we did was -- it is funny. one of the things in this presidential directive signed by president bush, i was appointed the national continuity coordinator. it was pointed out that it was not clear what authority i had because i canno

. >> in court, alfreedia glover admitted finding lexie unconscious, and she panicked, placing her in this creek. >> her whole life is ended. she is distraught. >> lexie's advocates say they will continue to work to make sure that more children will not be put at wisc -- at risk. >> the prosecutor here says he will recommend a maximum sentence of 51 years in prison. >>> prince william county is making changes to its social services department. one social worker has been fired, and two others have been suspended. the police department has done a review of its communication with social services. >>> police are looking for the manesponsible for three home insions inininpr ce urges county this morning. -- prince george's county this morning. >> we're told this is a bizarre crime spree. a dangerous type of crime. i spoke with several victims, and none of them would appear on camera. the bristol afraid for their lives. the crimes began at 4:00 a.m.. this still terrified victim said three men kicked in their door. they had guns and plastic handcuffs. for more than 10 minutes, they were held

alfreedia gregg-glover pleaded guilty yesterday in the death er 13-year-o lixiexie gl the girl's body was found in a crk in where bridge. the mother will be sentenced in october. >>> police are looking for two men who allegedly tried to abduct a girl. the child told police that one of the men tried to drag her away and appeared to signal to a second suspt. the girl was able to run free and signal for help. >>> virginia it is closing nearly half of their interstate rest areas because of budgetary problems. 18 rest areas will be shut down. vdot is trying to minimize the impact on truckers. it is providing extra parking spots at the rest areas that will remain open. >>> 6:25 is your time. >> it is an important day for al franken. we will tell you what is on his agenda. >> the stage is now set for michael jackson's final act. >> i am adam caskey live in the weather center. fairly low humidity levels today. that will change later >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >>> good morning, washington. welcome back. 6:28 is your time. i'm alison starling. >> and i'm

two outs for josh bard. >> rob: are you always a gold glover or a former gold glover?ay knight was a golden glove boxer. are you a former golden glove champ? >> bob: i think once you win a golden glove you're always a golden glove. >> rob: like the marines. you're not a former marine. you're always a mayor. >> marine. >> bob: no, nobody is ever an ex-marine. >> rob: exactly. >> bob: josh bard hitting .350 over the last month. zimmerman saying to willingham i'd like to hit one that far. >> bob: bard gets ahold of one to right field. this ball is off the wall at the 375 mark. he is really nursing that sore groin. everybody in the dugout was wishing that thing would be about 4 feet higher so he could trot around the bases. you can't really blame him for trotting the bases the way he is hitting. >> rob: no. you're going up one of the best if not the best arms in the outfield in the major leagues. i think you're safe at first. >> bob: man, look at him now. it's a shame because josh would have had an extra base hit there. but the wheels just wouldn't allow him to do that. wi

al frieda greg glover is charged with murder, child abuse and filing a false police report. it is expected that she will agree to a plea instead of trial. she put the girl in a creek where she froze and drown but she said the girl had run away. >> prince george's county police need your help to find a missing woman. 45-year-old merith wilkerson was last seen on june 25. she was wearing a black and white flurried shirt and blue jeans. they say the disappearance is highly unusual and foul play may be involved. you are asked to call prince george's county police. >> the dulles greenway is generating more revenue than ever even though fewer cars are using it. traffic fell by nearly 8% during the first three months of this year compared with the same period last year but that coincided with toll increases that took effect in january. the cost to drive during rush hour went from $3 to $4. despite the drop in dhurts the average daily revenue has jumped by 11.5%. 5:07 right now and we have about 62 degrees. >> still to come on "good morning, washington" -- >> come on, everybody. >>

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alfreedia gregg-glover plead guilty in the death of her daughter. she told police the 13-year-old had run away from her at the manassas library and she was later found in a ravine. she faces 51 years in prison. >>> five after the hour. time for a "living $mart" report and jessica doyle is back with allegations that cell phone carriers maybe acting illegally and hiking prices. >> that's right. there are there's growing concern that certain phone carriers maybe affecting illegally. herb cole is demanding the justice department open an an investigation. they say the chairman of the judiciary committee has written to the fcc. he wants future mergers to be more closely scrutinized and a look at whether they are stifling competition and raising prices. >>> the white house is betting the new version of general motors will be launched and ready to go by the end of the month. a judge cleared the way for gm to sell its best assets to a government-owned company and come out of bankruptcy. some creditors are promising to appeal but the president's auto advisers

glover is charged with murder, child abuse and filing false police report.he claimed her 13-year-old daughter had run away from the library in manassas, virginia. days later her body was found in a creek in woodbridge. bernard madoff hired a consultant to help him find the best jail to serve time. the previous clients include milken and the former chairman of sotheby's. the likes of his jail term means he has no hope of going to a light prison. the latest six regional banks in illinois and one in texas. many local banks have been hit hard by the mortgage crisis. >>> it is time for the money- saving tip of the day. when shopping for your car plan purchases around major shopping holidays. example 4th of , tolyjulabor da and the like. consumer report showed the sales incentives over the 4th of july holiday added up to such a savings that some were able to buy a new car for less than the price of a used one. they look at honda's low financing offer. a 2009 honda accord lxp would cost less and have lower monthly payments than a similar 2008 model saving the buyer

glover is facing felony murder and child abuse charges. she was due in court today for the start of her trial. police say she claimed her daughter alexis was missing in january. alexis was later found dead near a park in woodbridge, virginia. >>> right now, president obama is in russia. hear why 30 minute -- he arrived 30 minutes ago. we are learning what should come out of the summit. >>> and president obama is trying to cut the number of warhead and missiles. this is the first summit between a u.s. and russia president in seven years. >>> the ousted president of honduras tried to go home overnight but the military, which took him out of office blocked him. troops sat on the runways in the airport in the capital city and refused to let a plane carrying him to land. he promises to try again today or tomorrow. he was removed from office one week ago and replaced by a military-backed leader. president obama has condemned the move along with the united nations. >>> it is a tense start to the week in graphny, south carolina. thecy is on edge.

rivera, the eight-time gold glover who is -- he is going to be in his third all star game.o got off last night and hit a monstrous home run. eye bar, kendrick back from the myron leagues. more ramless and napoli. >> jim h: huff takes a breaking ball for a strike. he d.h.ed last night, back at first base today. tied for eighth in the league with those 55 rbi and fouls it back. >> jim p: we have already seen fastballs and brian roberts hit one for the home run. the one thing he is due to hitters like aubrey huff and markakis, who are left-handed, they have the breaking ball. that's what he got markakis to swing through. also the team two-seam fast ball to change speeds. >> jim h: down and away. saunders home versus road -- the wins are equal but there's the difference, jim, the e.r.a. inflate by that start in texas. >> jim p: well, there's two of them. >> jim h: given up 15 run in texas. there's the groundball to kendrick. orioles down in the 1st but not before brian roberts get his eighth home run leading off the game to give the orioles a 1-0 lead. two beers! you got it! ar

the jews in egypt, christian martyrs, john smith and virginia, robinson crusoe, glover, the locutions, the black hole of calcutta, the list goes on and on, it's a very long one. ninety-two captivity in one form or another, not simply stores about captivity was a very real part of ethan allen's world. think of imprisonment for debt, the practices of indentured servitude and, of course, slavery. now, in the are typical narrative falling in the hands of one's narrative is shameful things gone wrong. is a mark of failure. personal or collective or above that cries out for explanation and accountability. the capt. story in the traditional format becomes a quest for redemption, getting to the end it means a re-education, transformation, even rebirth. the person who emerges from captivity is not the same person who was taken prisoner paragon but ellen's narrative works differently. his captivity is not the consequence of sinfulness or moral turpitude or incompetence, let alone cowardice. he surrendered to the enemy, for the eminently sensible reason that he and his men were cornered. is an e

at a later glover squandered most of for $220,000 gift from kiefer, but that was part of the game. there was always more money, there was always another gentleman. in 1914, she had been at the top of the theater's stage in europe for almost ten years. there were many other people who suddenly began doing oriental dances in imitation of her. she was skating of them. there was what was regarded as the battle of the tights in germany between-- i am sorry, in vienna between her, isidore duncan who did reminisce and dances of mata hari and mata hari was declared they hands down when there. in 1914 she was in berlin with keeping company with various lovers and awaiting a stage engagement. there, she began to feel more acutely the change that was coming over europe, the golden era of art, science and culture in france that began around 1890 and lasted until the beginning of the first world war was an era of lavish spending and open luxury. in 1914, a darker more puritanical mood was sleeping-- sweeping across europe and the days were drawing to a close. when she told her old lover of for

reporter: poor access to loans to black businesses contreb uts to a huge wealth gap according to angela glover blackwell. >> black people have always sought small businesses as a way to be able to build their wealth. historically they sought their own businesses because they couldn't get jobs in the corporations. >> reporter: building wealth means taking big risks. >> after business school we didn't choose a high paying investment banking job, we chose to boot strap a startup. >> reporter: every day they pull on those bootstraps. to stay afloat, sean and his partner must reinforce their vision to investors. >> these are tough times. people are very concerned. >> probably more important to them that they stay groomed. >> we are just scratching the surface to what mr. can really be. >> we are fighting to thrive not survive. >> all right. okay. >> all right. okay. all right. >> we made the decision for ourselves individually and for the corporation that we have decided not to participate in the recession. >> you may not be participating in the recession. recession some times is knocking on the do

cink joining glover and cabrera as guys to win outside the top 10. that happened in first three majors of golf season 1999, when -- stewart and lori did it. az inger have been around since then and they anchor from scotland. >> paul, it came down to the 72nd hole and not the putt necessarily, but tom watson second putt. >> he thought about nine iron and decided to go with the eight iron. the ball was close to being perfect and in the end watson had a putt to win and didn't make it. >> he obviously lost momentum and stunted from the bogey at 72nd. what about the fatigue factor at age 59. >> no question about it, when i was in the playoff with greg norman, my legs were cramping. it is a real possibility. he may not admit it. he did say he lost his legs on 17 a little bit. he valid played his best and been good enough to beat stewart cink. >> what was time when 36.5 wins was the norm? the woods era changed that, but cink is doing it the way it was done in your era. >> it is in about the right progression. he would call himself an underachiever with six

eight-time gold glover. he knows he play the heck out of center field. >> jim h: high pop-up. roberts has trouble. andino comes to help. good teamwork and communication. brian immediately lost the ball in the stun. zero clouds here today so a high sky and andino took charge and got the out. >> jim p: you can see oakland is probably the worst california sky i have ever seen. >> jim h: time for sunflower seeds. two down now. there's the high sky we're talking about. no clouds whatsoever to be seen. guerrero gets in. left center field. it's gone! we're tied. just got over the wall. [ crowd cheering ] he got the second out but couldn't get the third before the eagles draw everyone. draw everyone. >> jim p: what power outage. a blast last night. and there's your fastball and mike sciocia said before the game, the not about bat speed but getting comfortable. >> jim h: he makes rich hill uncomfortable with that hole run and again, the wind is blowing out. i said if you're going to throw in the strike zone today, you will throw some home runs. probably blowing out 15 to 17 miles per h

. >> jim p: seven-time gold glover.y well at third base in this series. >> jim h: good-looking breaking ball. >> jim p: brad bergesen, his last start against tonight was his third start in the big leagues. real good breaking ball right there, down and away. six innings, sis hits, three runs, three earned runs. orioles would lose that game in extra innings. little different pitcher. >> jim h: just inside. that's not a bad idea. got a couple of calls there to the first two batters, and tried to hit that inside corner at the knees, but it came off the plate. >> jim p: well, i think practiced, what he's done well, he last game against seattle, made a couple of bad pitches in the ball game. >> jim h: 1-2 inside. >> jim p: so everything was glaring. >> jim h: so it's 2-2 with lind at second base, two down. centerfield, jones back on it, has it in his reach, and i has it for the out. bergesen gets out of it. a double and one left. we go to the bottom of the first at camden yards. here come the birds. ♪ cold refreshment is an u

change-ups, right center, left center, down the line, three time gold glover. >> jim h.: and just insidehree call to adam lind. >> jim p.: i would say it's probably inside a little bit, and it is. but that hasn't stopped mike from calling it a strike on occasion. >> jim h.: that's hit hard but foul. >> jim p.: now you're thinking right there. fastball in, bat head to the ball. you got to keep it out of that zone. perfect crime to throw a change- up but he hasn't thrown one yet tonight. >> jim h.: aaron hill at second base. hill has two strikeouts on the night. he has not yet walked a batter. curveball popped foul back this way. >> jim p.: he comes out of his shoes again to hit a high curveball. that doesn't mean you can't throw it. it's just you can't throw it in the middle of the plate belt high. he's going to have another one of those swings. >> jim h.: vernon wells, a first round draft pick of toronto in 1997. down and in, ball four. and a two-out walk. first walk allowed by rich hill. who averages six per game. two more than his career numbers. >> jim p.: very efficient, at least thr

. >> rob: if you're a gold glover, you make that play.t's how they grade you. >> bob: that is pretty lame. they want to make a run for him to get the gold glove. >> rob: you be the gum. >> bob: you tell us if this is a hit or an error. you be the judge. now, if that is a hit, ryan zimmerman is going to win the batting title. and if -- >> rob: and if that is a hit, then the ball that willie harris never got a glove on should be a hit. >> bob: exactly. zimmerman has that one as ryan snow board's bat barrels. one out here. so ryan zimmerman came to town monday with 95 hits so they had already added that total in there overnight, so he does have 98. >> rob: he'll take it. torrealba 1-3 today with an rbi double and a walk. >> bob: the bouncer left side. zimmerman cuts it. hernandez ref lays it and down the line quickly and torrealba is pretty quick for a catcher. it will be a 5-4 fielder's choice. and the hitter will be carlos gonzales now with two outs and a runner at first. in the ninth, the nat also have willingham, kearns and hernandez due

the recently signed agreements are emblematic of our glover to come a coordinated approach to the threats posed by the mexican drug cartels. by continuing to work together, we can and will rise to the current challenge. again, thank you for your recognition of this important issue and the opportunity to testify today. i will be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> thank you very much. we have votes on the floor, and we will adjourn for one hour and be able to come back 10 minutes after the last vote, just in case we run into some problems on the floor. i think we should be back in an hour. at that time, we will continue with you. we have to vote around here. again, we apologize for the delay, but boats are something that we have to do. -- votes for something we have to do. >> members of the committee, thank you for this opportunity. the rise of the mexican drug cartels and u.s. national security poses the critical issue clearly and directly. this is a subject critical to our nation, and one with which i am familiar, having served as the southwest border represented for the depar

they have a 7-time gold glover at third.o playing very well at short, overbay very good at first and then the all-star up the middle. then rios and the centerfielder vernon wells. wells with three gold gloves. so hit it to left. >> gary: and the third, a fair ball. and the orioles will get the leadoff man on. scott rolen tried to short hop on the back hand and could not get it. >> jim: the only way he could play this ball. you can see him off the line. by knocking it down, at least he saves them an extra base because if that ball gets by him -- and, again, the short hop, no easy way to play that ball. should be a base hit. >> gary: melvin mora will be creditted with a single, the fifth hit for the orioles, the first leadoff man on. now we'll see, as jim said, how big a play that was by rolen to knock it down. matt wieters, he has drawn a walk and struck out. wieters -- again, the defensive positioning. again, the defensive positioning. >> jim: if you want to execute, you can see the defense, the scout says, hey, he doesn't h

the recently signed agreements are emblematic of our glover to come a coordinated approach to the threats posed by the mexican drug cartels. by continuing to work together, we can and will rise to the current challenge. again, thank you for your recognition of this important issue and the opportunity to testify today. i will be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> thank you very much. we have votes on the floor, and we will adjourn for one hour and be able to come back 10 minutes after the last vote, just in case we run into some problems on the floor. i think we should be back in an hour. at that time, we will continue with you. we have to vote around here. >> the committee will reconvene. again, we apologize for the delay, but boats are something that we have to do. -- votes for something we have to do. >> members of the committee, thank you for this opportunity. the rise of the mexican drug cartels and u.s. national security poses the critical issue clearly and directly. this is a subject critical to our nation, and one with which i am familiar, having served as the southwest

>> one of the reasons we've got the tank here, we have a research station out on the glover's reef off doing coral research all over the globe. and one thing of the things our scientists are finding there are different reefs more vulnerable and less to climate change and many oceans-- >> if the coral reefs die, what does it do to us? >> we know that coral reefs are critical for many, many forms of life, not only the fish that live on them. all the communities that are there, but also a nursery for free ranging fish, so as we impact those areas, we're actually impacting the whole ocean. >> you're part of wild life conservation and that's your umbrella business here, what are you going to do around the enti entire cove. >> we are in 65 countries around the world. what we do is the basic conservation and science and research and policy work we're then translating here to the new york aquarium at the zoos in new york city, into the educational component that allows people to understand the issues that are out there, what they can do to help and how we're working to solve those problems. >>

. >> i started to become disgruntled with them and named danny glover astin of the year, man of the yearnonentity and that -- alisyn: that was the first thing that upset you because you felt that aarp was becoming too liberal. now, what is it specifically about the president's health care plan that you think will leave seniors like yourself out in the cold? >> well, it doesn't seem to me like seniors are their priority anymore. especially senior veterans and veterans with disabilities. because it seems like i keep hearing the sayings that they are going to charge us for our health care and charge us for our medicare. and most veterans that are retired like myself can't afford to pay any other benefits out. alisyn: well, the president says that those things are not true, that you are worried about. in fact, he went to the aarp headquarters just this week and tried to console some people like yourself who are worried. let's take a listen to what the president said. >> we don't want a canadian style plan. nobody is talking about that we don't want to ration by dictating to somebody ok, you

the recently signed agreements are emblematic of our glover to come a coordinated approach to the threats posed by the mexican drug cartels. by continuing to work together, we can and will rise to the current challenge. again, thank you for your recognition of this important issue and the opportunity to testify today. i will be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> thank you very much. we have votes on the floor, and we will adjourn for one hour and be able to come back 10 minutes after the last vote, just in case we run into some problems on the floor. i think we should be back in an hour. at that time, we will continue with you. we have to vote around here. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2009] again, we apologize for the delay, but boats are something that we have to do. -- votes for something we have to do. >> members of the committee, thank you for this opportunity. the rise of the mexican drug cartels and u.s. national security poses the critical issue clearly and directly. this is a subject critical

was the first series we collaborated on which was inspired by my son, sam was a passionate truck glover and would only read books about trucks. we had trouble finding those that were a little more than fiction, so we wrote that series for him and we are working on a new series right now with little girls in mind, inspired by my daughter. >> and, ms. enders you have also written a memoir. the first half of your life basically. >> it goes up to my coming out to the west coast of america for the very first time and my first movie, but it is about the first part of my life. woytek the long time to do. i would never have done it if she wouldn't have been so generous with their time to push me and make me do it in helping with that. >> is there a second half or a second third coming up? >> a lot of people are asking that. to be honest with you i don't know at this point. it took me a long, long time to write the first part, so maybe one day. >> emma walton hamilton, what is your favorite children's book? >> that i have written or that i have read? >> either one. >> the book that was for me in