we're back with richardson and gonzales.let's check in again with carlos dias, downtown, l.a.'s famous alvera street. more opinions about the new law. >> in all honesty, we were trying to find people who are in support of this new law and new bill. we've had some difficulties to be honest with you. a lot of people are very emotional about this, or against it. we have some students here from mira costa college. dr. john kerr win. we talked earlier. this is something that affects you as well. >> it does. many of my students have come to the country recently. and the work that i do is to help them adjust to the challenges of this country. arizona's our neighbor. so we're rather close. i know it's a concern for our students. but i think, like the border fence, i like this is going to be another futile gesture against change that's inevitable. and ultimately i think really our challenge is how to find creative ways to embrace the future. and that future means a lot of change for this country. >> are your students when you talk to

how about gonzales working the bag here in the eighth inning. a couple of nice games. the cougars go quietly here in >> matt: bottom of the eighth inning with houston trailing rice houston he opener of the three game series between the t matt: the outside gr have been an offensive guy. >> matt: no i had a glove. i could catch the ball. they come in the ninth inning. >> steve: dime of a dozen. >> matt: if they come in. they come in the ninth inning. >> steve: fast righhander to get to. not easy for ratterree to cover those pitch. the fast balls are so good they seem to dart under the bat most of the time. >> matt: rendon takes a strike. driven in a run with a sacrifice fly. he has a base hit. he scored a run. rendon batting probably for the final time tonight. swings and misses. was swinging for the fence on on that one. >> steve: taking a shot at it. he looks >> steve: yo >> matt: nfer sebaby th healot i know he was ha good

abe gonzales batting for the second time. got a walk the first time. >> steve: for the fist three- hundredthings he's thrown 62 pitches. this is going to be a good inning. >> matt: gonzales a junior. out of houston. >> steve: you would love to see that starting pitcher in the first game of the three game series go deep. >> matt: 2-0 pitch to gonzales. popped up out of the play. it's interesting the dynamic of this rivalry. they are cross town schools but also these kids played against or with guys on the other team. they know each other very well. >> steve: houston is a great area for high school baseball. a lot of guys love to go to colleges around here because the weather is so good. anywhere down south a lot of ballplayers around the country want to go play where the weather is nice for baseball. these are two of the best school in the country. >> matt: 3-1 pitch. fouled off the catchers mask. 3-26789 i was bit there. but i think it was coach graham that says we recruit a lot of two sport attelets for that haven't. guys pl

it's gonzales tonight. 1-1 pitch. and it's a 2-1 to abe gonzales. >> steve: finish up that thought with hague. most of the errors have been of the throwing variety. a lot of time gets compounded. coming into the season with a lot of hype. put a lot of pressure on himselfs. i see it happen a lot of times. once he figures out what he needs to do and gets a little bit of confidence you see him going right back where he was before this thing propped up. >> matt: graham says they're in the process of trying to isolate the problem. it's not a physical issue. we watched him in the batting king. swings fine. nothing to do with his physical ability. runners at first and second. oftentimes you see it so often in college and pro baseball. the guy is struggling often time the coaches or manager says we're going to let them play their way out of it. say okay the next step is we're going to put him on the bench and see what happens. just for a game. see what happens. >> steve: not only is he doing it for the team he is doing it for

abe gonzales. >> steve: very clever.ht on top of your '80s hit. >> matt: but you can apply it to baseball. baseball is life. they have a tee shirt that says that. 3-0 to abe gonzales. i don't know why more coaches don't stack lefties. more left handers have trouble. >> matt: they cannot hit them. i would like to see the collective bat handers of left- handed pitcher. >> steve: i was referring to touched on it earlier steve. good night did not make it out of the fourth. now you have hammack in the ball game. sixth inning of game one of the series. does have the trickle effect eventually. >> steve: your probably going to burn hammack for tomorrow's game. see who else comes into the ball game. if they do lose this game they are going to have to only cover eight innings. >> matt: taken back abe gonzales. if you don't play well and pitch one in game one. may lead to not pitching well in game two and three because you used arms. 2-1. >> steve: that's a big advantage of the guys that can pitch deep in the games. throw a lot of

and he is now a member of cuba's young communist union. 11 years ago, gonzales was found floating off the coast of florida in an interview after his mother drowned trying to reach the u.s. and relatives here in the u.s. would not give him up. federal agents raided the home and he was sent back to cuba with his father. >> summer days are just about here, but how about those hot summer deals? >> we are talking about airline tickets. there is a strategy to save. we will share it next in consumer alerts. >> record temperatures today. could we do it again tomorrow? right now, it feels like summertime in baltimore. 92 at downtown baltimore. 92 at downtown baltimore. >> here's a look at what we are working on for 11 news at 6:00 p.m. new details on how stephanie rawlings-blake plans to close a one of the $20 million budget deficit. and an emotional legislation is on life support at the state house. 6:00 p.m., the latest on the bill allowing doctors to write prescriptions -- new at 6:00 p.m. >> the transportation department seems to be using toyota to drive home a point to automakers. >> not

and gonzales is at first base tonight batting ninth. defense they almost face chris wallace. matt creel at first base. kelso at short. austin at third. codey. michael goodnight. >> just a big raw hard throwing guy. good sliders. that's going to be the key for michael tonight. if he can start throwing that breaking ball for strikes early on could with a long day. >> >> matt: see his numbers on the season. goodnight is making his seventh start of the night. leads the team 3-2. leads the team with 31 and 2/3 inning. fourth starting. and 37th strikeouts sixth highest number for pitchers in conference usa. components hitting 2.23 against him. chad at .248. mozingo takes the pitch outside. >> he throws hard. tries to throw hard. as soon as he realizes he could pitch at 88 and 85% and have better results. >> matt: he is one of the guys that they count on this year. he was preseason all conference usa after hitting .319 with three homers 16 doubles and 15 rbis. he is only at .248 right now and not homered. >> he hurt his hand last year. hurt bo

. >>> john gonzales is live where people are lining up to pay their respects to the principle. >> very somber here in manassas , we understand that the students will arrive by bus later tonight. in the meantime, hundreds of friends and fellow colleagues are comforting his family. the hundreds of people that he touched, motivated, and inspired are filled with disbelief and despair. >> he is loved by everyone. >> they have opened the doors to the public for final goodbye. the loss will be enormous. >> they are not there for them now. >> police believe that he led his eventual curler -- eventual killer into his home. those paying their final respects have somebody questions. they're trying to focus on the life, and not his tragic death. >> he was the same way in high- school. he was an amazing guy. >> they called him an inspirational leader that had encouraged to take on -- [unintelligible] prophetic coming up, and 11 people off the coast of louisiana after a huge oil rig explosion. >> and the president wants to -- it is illegal. >> why the changes to the $100 bill? the changes coming up.

reached mike gonzale-- mike gon. bases loaded. the rays win 4-3.he connecticut basketball team beat stanford. >> amazing. >> 78 wins in a row. 162 games left for the orioles. >> thanks. the >> here is a look ahead to the next hour of 11 news today. >> an electrical fire has left thousands without water. >> entityand the "consumer alert." >> that is news you can use. big changes coming up at the end of the week in the weather. >> a few more things going on the roads including a closure in townsend because of the overnight fire the jennifer franciotti has been talking about. an update is next. >> to a dozen people could be without water for most of the day --

john gonzales is live in the convention center with what happened inside and outside the meeting rooms. >> we are at side at this hour. things are busy. -- we are outside. the roads are slowly getting back to normal of around the convention center. inside, the president accomplish major short-term goals, including persuading china to join in on new sanctions to pressure iran to get rid of its nuclear enrichment program. while the president and leaders were busy breaking ground inside, -- >> our ultimate goal is a world without nuclear weapons. >> the area around the building was difficult to maneuver. >> it seems like it has been more lockdown since the bicycle accident yesterday. >> motorcades and a lot of traffic is what commuters had to put up with. >> i could not even go to the grocery store yesterday. >> most agree this was a productive event, but some residents hope next time there is more heads up. >> i felt like i did not know it was coming until last week. >> what was accomplished? ukraine, can that and mexico agreed to get rid of their highly enriched uranium. -- canada and m

gonzales struck out the first batter and then the closer fell apart. carl crawford and fair ball in the right field, it was the game-winning single. john rodriguez comes in for the score. a celebration for the raiseray'd tampa bay wins it in the season opener, 4-3, tonight in st. pete. ovechkin lead with a win over the penguins. ovechkin had not scored a goal since march 10. it was the first of two goals for alex ovechkin. the regular season finality -- finally is sunday. donovan mcnabb will run into a different kind of passion in washington. redskins fans for the most part see him as a hopeful for the trip to the super bowl instead of some one not getting there. mcnatt has heard the comparisons -- mcnabb has heard the comparisons to john elway not winning a super bowl until he was later in his career. donovan mcnabb it seemed so happy to have an old rival on his new team. >> i guess some of you have related to some of our sources -- sources close to me told you where i wanted to play. but i guess those sources were wrong. i'm here in washington and i'

. >> we haven't pooed mike gonzales in the last 48 hours. >>> the boos may have settled down because you are feeling it you are not alone. we have pillet up the pollen across the area, part of it has to do with the dry weather put we have a system that will hopefully drop rain tomorrow which will take some pollen out of the air and give you some relief. today will be bad off the allergy friend, and in glen burnie, we have a dry set up here, we did have a cool front blow through and in maryland's most powerful doppler, five sweeps and we are sounding the all clear. it will probably drop a few more notching this morning. an exphowr a half away from sunrise, when the sun comes up and mostly sunny although a cool, sunny breeze, baltimore gets to 70 with 60s outside the beltway, the sun will up until 7:41. just one tick before 5:00. >>> the first look at traffic on a monday morning as you get ready to start your day, 695 and hartford, we look at the cameras

mike gonzales who blows the season opener does not blow this. the birds get their first one. it was scary but they win it 5- 4. >>> tim debow was -- tebow was among the spectators watching mcnabb. wide every malcolm -- receiver malcolm kelly did talk today. he loves his quarterback. >>it's almost like he's been here, like he got the playbook when we got it. it's crazy because he knows everything. he already knows, you know, the concepts and things like that and he's just been here two or three days. >> malcolm is smart. you suck up to the quarterback and maybe he'll give you the ball. i'm dave feldman. brian is back with more of the edge right after this. plan úñúúp >>> now you have the news edge. the news is always on myfoxdc.com. see you tomorrow.

gonzales loads the bases again. facing zobrist. but he gets the lazy fly ball to right.akis squeezes it. they avoid the sweep, with a win over the rays. maddis debts the first win of the year, after allowing two runs on five innings. >> orioles host the blue jays in the opener tomorrow afternoon, first pitch is 3:05. at camden yards. back to you. >> seeing decent rainfall moving it's definitely expensive having a growing family. and it's something that you think about. we try to be conscious of that and plan out our meals so that we can feed everyone on a budget. at giant, we know saving money is important. every time you shop with your card, you can enjoy thousands of real deal savings and weekly specials. like super g boneless chicken breasts, $1.99 a pound, and strawberries, 2-pound carton, $2.99. this week only. it makes me feel good because we're saving money. and that works for me. only with your giant card. >>well, a lot of folks heading downtown to the game. down to camden yards. and it looks like a decent day. get rid of the rain for opening day. for the orioles

the birds leading 6-5 in the 9th but mike gonzales cannot save t. he gives up the tying rbi double here. the jays would tack on another. you can hear the boo birds coming out. the birds dropped their home opener 7-6. there's an awful lot going on tonight. the capitals host the thrashers. the wizards play against the celtics and the nationals again taking on the mets. plus, we have tiger highlights and sound coming up at 10:00 and 11:00. brian, would chris cooley was going to say is they don't know who they are going to get like everybody is saying but they do know they will get the right guy, whether it's through the draft or through a trade. >> any word on what's going on with jason campbell these days? >> i've heard the trade talk with him is kind of slow at this point. everybody is waiting to see what's going to happen come april 22 when the draft comes because if teams decide to draft quarterbacks, then obviously they don't know what they're going to do with jason campbell. he may stay here in d.c. and be number two for mcnabb. >> he is a class

it was painted by gonzales first cuban to do one of these portraits. governor will return here next tuesday to kick off the reelection campaign for governor. >> a beautiful day today. weather wise. is rain in the immediate forecast? here is chief meteorologist vytas reid with a look at the sky watch forecast. vytas? >> yeah, jeff, looked like absolutely beautiful day out there today. with plenty of sunshine. temperatures comfortable in the mid 60s. and as we look at the hd radar. scanning the skies. no activity going on in the form of rain. we have mainly clear conditions. and as far as the clouds close to us, down south, west of us. stay southwest of us through much of the evening. in fact, look going at a few scattered showers over parts of the tennessee valley. down to the southerntary of the country. this is the activity along a frontal boundary that moves our direction giving us a chance of rain. wednesday and wednesday night, and thursday. until then, tomorrow, decent day. 61 degrees downtown baltimore. 58 in d.c. 57 in hagerstown. and looks like

the big question is what is the situation with michael gonzales? we know that after he blew -- and did not want to put him back into the game. today michael is not with the team. he is back home in arizona for the birth of his first child. he will be back with the team tomorrow. and i asked trembley if he felt comfortable putting gonzales back in as a closer. if kranitz gives trembley the okay and says he is ready to go back in, he will put him back in as the closer. he said that's why we brought him to baltimore. >> gary: one-ball, two-strike count. i mean, when you have paid millions of dollars on a deal when you said you are the closer, you have to give him the chance. it's not going to be forever if it keeps going this way. dave trembley really has no choice on that. 2-2 delivery on the way and that one grounded. he is 1-3. bottom third of the order. brignac and navarro. guthrie threw 95 pitches in the first start against tampa bay. he is up to 102 in this one. dave trembley trying to give him a chance to win. get the bottom third of the order

as rich and famous, colin powell and condoleezza rice have been secretaries of state and alberto gonzales attorney general. even more to the point of anointing power and beauty, barack obama is president of the united states. first lady, michelle obama, whose skin color alone would have condemned her to ugliness in the 20th century figures as an iconic duty and intelligent on the global stage. none of these individuals is white, but being white these days is not what he used to be. [laughter] that's a defensible to conclude that the american going under fourth-grader enlargement. although race may seem overwhelming without legal recognition it is less important than in the past. the dark of skin, who also happened to be rich, say people from south asia or african-american or have hispanic background and the light of skin from anywhere who are beautiful are now well on the way to inclusion. is this the end of race in america? is this the end of race in america? i think we need democracy here. okay, let's take a vote. if you think yes, put your hand up. two? three, three. if you think no, p

winfrey is rich and famous, call one perlo and condoleezza rice have been secretaries and alberto gonzales attorney general. even more to the point of uniting power and beauty, barack obama is president at the united states. first leedy michelle obama whose skin color alone would have contended her ugliness in the 20th century figures as an icon of beauty and intelligence of global stage. none of these individuals is white but being white these days is not what it used to be. [laughter] thus it is sensible to conclude that the american is undergoing a fourth grade enlargement. although race may seem overweening without legal recognition it is less important than in the past. the darkest skin who also happen to be rich, say people from south asia or african-american or have a hispanic background and the light of skin from anywhere or beautiful are now all the way to inclusion. in america? is this the end of race in america? >> no. >> i think we need democracy here. [laughter] let's take a vote. if you think yes put your hand up. two of you? three. if you think no, put your hand up. fisa noe

. >> justice stevens and judge gonzales, would you like to be remembered for in terms of your role asges? are there specific opinions you have written, particular areas of a law that you have helped shape td? >> it is a hard question to answer. i like to be remembered as a good lawyer, and have done my best to decide cases correctly. there are some opinions i am more proud of that others, but it is a great question. >> i could quote you the book of micah, but he was always a loyal supporter of the gators. [laughter] >> this is, i guess, our final question. the federal judiciary is not only a set of tribunals, it is also an institution. in your estimation, as an institution, does the federal judiciary function efficiently in justly? >> i think it absolutely does. i hope that the american people realize and recognize what an outstanding institution the federal judiciary is. as contrasted with other agencies of the government, i think it works unbelievably well and has unbelievably qualified people that work very hard and would that the other branches of government -- i am obviously prej