he has tremendous speed. he knows he has a triple for sure.e looks for help from the third base coach and slides in with that lead off triple. his first of the season. here is span, fouls it off. it's a real difficult situation, you want to play the infield back here with nobody out.      . >> buck: he  keep the at bat alive.     >> jim: throw to first i in time. machine member has a club has 34 sacrifice bunts on the year. that is third most in the league. so ron garden hire will play for a run here and there. runner goes, and hit-and-run, he fouled it off. >> buck: yeah, just have the upper hand when you have good speed at first to show bunt on the first pitch, you have a guy who hand handle the bat at the plate in cabrera, and fouled it out of play. now tillman needs to focus on keeping the ball down, see if he can't get a sharply hit ball. >> jim: 0-2 on orlandocabrera. 1-1. hits the high fastball. 1-2. minnesota is in third place in the central. the tigers are holding on

he has 139, but he has also played one more full season.ccomplishment over three and a half years. he has been able to hit 20, 25 home run as year. so now he is on pace to hit positive 30. that's a part of the maturation process. when you get better balls to hit. he's always had the power, bat speed and now he is getting better balls to hit and as a result he is hitting a lot more balls for power. >> the message boards are saying what's wrong with the national ? we have this, that, this. ryan zimmerman, boy, he hasn't been hitting recently, and i just wanted so bad to write in there. 30-game hit streak to start the season? this is one guy you don't have to worry about because he got it back with the hitting the and he is getting it back with the fielding as well. >> when you go 162 games, and he is going play the majority, you're going to have hills and valleys. it's a matter of how you are consistent over a long period of time. you're going to have a week, 10 days, when you just don't hit the ball hard, whether you're tired, lose your conc

he has just under 46% of the vote. his main rival has 33%. the main candidates in a presidential election that have all claimed victory. one of them is the favorite to win the election. his father died in june after 41 years in power. official results are expected in several days time. angela merkel said she remains confident in winning the federal election in one month's time despite suffering a setback in the regional polls. she said that the christian democrats have every possibility of winning and then forming a coalition with the smaller democrats. one election result that is not in doubt is in japan. the opposition democratic party has been swept to power. the country's next leader has begun putting his government together. she reports from tokyo on what is a landmark election result. >> a typhoon hit tokyo this morning. a brand new political order swept into power. a landslide victory, the biggest change to hit the country since the war. piece together some of the reasons why. >> i have got high expectations for the future of my child.

has proposed. pakistan's military says about 60 militants have surrendered in the northwestern swab valley where the government claims to have eliminated taliban extremis. the military system of the rebels have ties to the fugitive taliban warlord. pakistani officials have been raiding the country's sugar mills. they are being accused of according sugar. a drop in yield has led to many sugar shortages in many countries and the highest international prices in nearly 30 years. >> sugar has become big news here in pakistan. over the last couple of months, the price has skyrocketed, and this is a commodity has become increasingly scarce. as people have been waiting over an hour to get their one bag per family because it is now being rationed. there have been arguments and fights, which is why they are now being police. the government is blaming sugar producers. they say sugar producers are courting sugar to officially increase the prices, but this does come on the backdrop of worldwide sugar issues, th

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over the years, it has been followed by many more. not even at the height of the violence have so many people been wounded in baghdad in just one day. with the number of the dead still rising, everyone here is reminded of just how little iraq has changed. >>> more violence in afghanistan on the eve of elections. the taliban has pledged to disrupt the vote and security forces killed three insurgents who had occupied a bank in the capital. >> the police surround the bank in kabul. taliban fighters have occupied the building. a gun battle leaves three insurgents and one policeman dead. until recently, this was a relatively safe haven from the violence. not anymore. for now, there remain on high alert, in effect around the city. security forces have been deployed elsewhere in the country, too. what is difficult to quantify is the extent to which people will be put off from voting by the security measures and the threats from the taliban. every car and driver is under suspicion. the taliban has threatened the police, the government, and ev

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he has six wins on the season. he has taken over the role of the closer.ot a save opportunity, obviously. frasor comes on to celebrate his birthday here, trying to wrap this series win up. >> jim: he was acquired in a trade with the dodgers with jason werth. the orioles traded jayson werth -- drafted werth. they traded him to the blue jays who traded him to the dodgers. and he has as soon as bin traded to the phillies where he helped them win a world series last year. >> jim: last time the orioles trailed the blue jays by 4 was add camden yard -- at camden yards in the 8th. they only have one at-bat here. >> buck: just a matter of fact efficient game for halladay. orioles got to him early. they were ahead 2-1 heading into the bottom of the 3rd but then a four-run outburst by the blue jays put halladay ahead for good. 2-1 on the corner for a strike. melvin thought it was outside. slumping the shoulders after the called strike 2. dave trembley looking for his team to get some base runners here to make it interesting in the 9th inning. 2-2 is fouled off i i y

he has to work faster but he definitely has to slow his tempo down.first game back from the all-star break was darn near perfect, the way that he orchestrated that game. he is still trying to find that tempo. if he gets it back on track, i don't think there is too many teams that can beat him tom. >> >> tom: sean o'sullivan for the angels was one walk away from a perfect day in aaa. back july 29th he threw a no hitter. he walked one guy otherwise he would have had a perfect game. beautiful day against the sacramento river cats, an oakland organization team right there u. almost a perfect team. no leprechaun luck here. he is irish and i am too. i know he has no luck against right hand hitters, they hit .346 and there are plenty in the orioles lineup. >> as for rick dempsey's key to today's orioles angels game, don't derail the doubling dynamic duo, two days. brian roberts leads the american league and right behind him nick markakis. > >> tom: how about the player to watch today. >> tom: mine is back in the lupuline up again. luke ask the. we all know h

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he has a single, a run scored and he has flied out to center field.d coof the four-game set against the indians. swung on and missed, a good pitch by carmona. chris tillman goes against james sauers, the ballgame tomorrow night. brian matusz and justin masterson will make the start on sunday. 7:05 first pitch tomorrow. 1:35 sunday. way inside to markakis. we want to remind you that tomorrow's game will be seen on wjz in the baltimore area, and masn 2 in the d.c. area. one ball, two strike delivery. markakis towards the middle. knocked down. valbuena up and inside. fine effort by the second baseman, but an infield hit by markakis. >> buck: nick out of the box as he always does. he pulled the ball to the right side and that gives him a running start and a good effort by valbuena who is up to his feet quickly with the throw not in time to get markakis. the levy side, he has his momentum going towards the bag coming out of the box and that allows him to beat the throw on a fine defensive play by valbuena. markakis getting the bet other after second basema

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the president has a number of hurdles he has to clear before he has a bill on his desk, and he'd like to see a bill on his desk before the end of the year. >> okay. ing their you so much. >>> here's a programming note. you can all watch "meet the press" tomorrow. larry summers will be on. check your local listings for the time. >>> we want to let all of you know we have breaking news, this here locally out of new york's laguardia airport. specifically terminal c has been evacuated. it happened over a little hour ago. it is home to united, united express, and american eagle airlines there at terminal c. we do not know why the terminal has been evacuated at this point. the situation is unclear. what we do know is there are a lot of people outside. and apparently it's causing some sort of traffic problems on the grand central parkway. all of the exits around the airport have been blocked off as well. we're trying to get information here. as soup as we do, we'll let you know. terminal c at laguardia airport has been evacuated at this time. we'll get the info. we'll let you know. >>> filip

it has hit a 28-year high. india has had the drive for more. you have to buy this stuff at a higher rate and recover the cost from somebody. it's you and i, the consumer. that's the potential of higher food prices. >> this last year, about march, there were food riots all over. >> 28 years for the price. i look forward to it. >> taliban militants have launched an attack. insurgence fired on the officers taking control in another building. joining me is our correspondent. martin, i sense that some of this is trickling in as we speak. >> this incident took place just an hour's drive from the kabul city. they fired rockets into the nearby compound. police chief. many people from where the fighting was taking place. they fired at the insurgence sheltering there. this is not a question of leaving a bomb on a road side or anything. >> we have seen these types of attacks using mult people attackers. there's a couple of reasons for that. these institutionals aren't guarded as well as those in the afghan capitol. they are easy to strike at. these what t

has a little vodka in here too.st a little bit so it is very humid outside. >> if that has vodka in it, you're going to be sweating. >> going to be running in the 70s. >> tass true. >> so the moisture on the outside of the bottle -- unlike when human beings, we sweat, we get rid of the moisture that is inside of our body. that is not the moisture that is inside the bottle coming out. >> it is the actual -- this is just coming from the outdoors and it is the air in contact with the surface. >> so, if you like the silr container right now, you would not taste vodka? >> no, i would not. >> for a lot of reasons because there is no vodka in there. >> thank you , tucker. thank you, paul. >> let's go to julie wright. >> you wonder why we're always in a cheerful food at fox 5 morning news. >>> the traffic volume slowing leaving 95 head around towards georgia avenue. this is the ride southbound 2 # 0 leading gaithersburg. all systems get as you continue out towards rockville. nice easy commute on 355 for those continuing sou

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cbs news has learned that aarp has lost 60,000 members since july 1st. many say they are upset that aarp is backing the president's plan. but we found out that is not entirely true. >> there's been confusion as to whether aarp is supporting or endorsing the president's plan or not. which is it? >> aarp has not endorsed any plan at this point. >> a lot of members leaving aarp are going to the american seniors association. it is adamantly opposed to president obama's plan. >>> a shrieking -- a shrinking habitat is threatening giant pandas in china. the threat is development. they are confined to corridors less than a mile wide. we have more now from beijing. >> reporter: china's famous mascot the giant panda could disappear from the wild in two to three generations. experts warn the natural habitat is threatened by development. >> heavy traffic has stopped pandas from crossing a-- highways and can no long meet and interact with each other as they normally do. researchers increased the number of pandas born through artificial insemination. the chinese bears

the panel has been in lightning -- has been in lightning -- enlightening. as a new member of the united states senate and -- a person who receives a great deal of mail, i find a lot of this information disconcerting. in terms of, what are we going to do. i see the number of post offices and branches being closed in chicago and in the state of illinois. in terms of the 667,000 -- -- in terms of those branches being considered for closure, how is the study being conducted? what criteria are being considered? how many possible layoffs would be involved? >> let me describe the study. we have 3200 locations in major cities around the country. it's almost a $17 billion cost base. we have asked for the local facilities to determine and do an analysis of what facilities they have, look at space that is available and in surrounding facilities, look at with traffic we have in terms of people coming into those retail outlets, up look at backroom operations. there is a review being conducted to identify candidates. there will be a further review with in depth analysis

it really has. i don't feel 46.on't think i look like i'm 46. >> reporter: next, what one retiring high school principal wants to pass on to local students and parents. >>> mike has seen just about everything. he has been a principal in the d.c. area. and he recently retired. as pat collins reports, dersa has a final lesson every parent should hear. sderswalksrs thes halls o time, springbrook high school. he retired just a few days haa srss. dersa has s. a district native, a product of private schools. st. john's high school and then catholic university. >> it's really been a great ride. i have been extraordinarily fortunate. i always say i was presented with a good education whether i received it or not, the jury is probably out. >> reporter: but it was in public schools that dersa earned a reputation as a tough, fair, and effective principal. he's been at it for more than 30 years and three jurisdictions. including seven years at wilson high school in the district, seven years at yorktown high school in arlington

molly has more from washington -- malani wilkes has more from washington. >> they called at it terrible decision to appoint a special prosecution. saying that the obama administration is caving to pressure from the left wing of the democratic party and calls the investigation a clearly political move. >> an outrageous political act that will do great damage long-term to our capacity to be able to have people take on difficult jobs, make difficult decisions, without worrying what the administration will do. >> obama said he wants to move forward, not backward with looking into the interrogation techniques but cheney sugge cheney denies that. and the bush administration had guidelines that gave c.i.a. ability to use water boarding and other tactics that some consider torture but the attorney general report said some v interrogators went beyond that. dick cheney called the interrogations good policy that worked well. it's a claim some democrats dispute. >> it got some to information but there is a great discrepancy and error out there in what people say it did produce. we need to straighte

coach zorn says he has been spectacular in man coverage. still picking up the zones that will come along. joined once again by our analyst, brian mitchell, let's talk about landry. there was a void of safety when sean taylor died two years ago. how has laron done filling that void? >> he is a big hitter. i don't think he will fill the shoes of sean taylor. since he was at lsu, he was always a guy that could punish you. he has done that. >> i guess that's dangerous. >> let's talk about the kicker. he has been solid the last couple of years, not spectacular. are you comfortable with him or should the redskins be looking around? >> for some reason, i can't understand why teams never bring in competition for the kickers. they bring one guy in and keep them. i think they need to have fresh on them to work a lot harder and get to the top level he can be at. >> jim zorn made an interesting point. the veterans know their bodies. the rookies sometimes don't know the difference between just being sore, which you get at training camp and having a seri

one of the suspects has been taken in to custody. we will update you on the story as more information is available. >>> a "washington post" investigation has revealed more about marion barry's rewarding of outside contracts funded by dc taxpayers. the paper found in the last three fiscal years, the ward 8 councilman's office has spent six times more than any other member. armando trull is live outside of the wilson building with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, andrea. marion barry is one of the most controversial politicians in our area and today's "washington post" article will probably add to that controversy. those who dislike barry will probably say, eh, more of the same. those who love barry will say it's no big deal. the "washington post" says council member marion barry has been six times more generous than his peers when it comes to awarding outside contracts using the taxpayers ' dime. the article claims there is little evidence of what taxpayers got in return. between twerch and 2009, the board eight council

grasspollster.com has shown that the support has gone down.uinnipiack poll today found by a 57/37 margin, americans oppose any healthcare that would increase the deficit and support for current health systems, according to pollster scott rasmussen has gone up from less to 50% to well over 50%. people threatened with the government plan have come to appreciate what they have got. bret: the president has said this country wasn't built on griping and complaining today. his white house press secretary said these town halls are manufactured events, went as far as saying that. it is an interesting thing to see the white house operating in this way, isn't it? >> there was also some accusation that the people coming to these gatherings are actually representing the interest of the insurance companies, which is really a stretch. they obviously feel that they have to fight back against these mobs because their own members who they have bewildered in recent weeks with mixed messages and not a lot of leadership from the white house have come home and can'

>> he has to make a case. he has doubled the amount of troop levels since he came into office. we expect another increase when general mcchrystal's report comes in. it will be an extremely tough sell on capitol hill with his own party. public support for this war is waning. he will continue to make the case it is a winnable war, but that is a huge debate right now. it really looks like this is going to become his iraq war, where the public was onboard for that one, but they are wrar weary and the context now is an extremely anxious country, broken, jobless, in deficit, in debt, and really, i think, those numbers on the war will continue to move downward, and i think it's an uphill battle for him to earn more -- to get a hold of more resources and more support for that war. bret: so your sense is there is a deadline on capitol hill for how long he has in afghanistan? >> right. the window is closing. >> i think obama understands that. that's why if you watch and listen to him in the speech he gave today to the v.f.w. and if you listen carefully, he is already beginning a tactical

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it has been fantastic. crime we have had in 35 years so that good feeling that existed around inauguration. >> do you have a close relationship with the obamas? when is the last time you have spoken with him? >> i spoke with his cabinet. rsh thank you so much. >> we will talk about education reform as it moves alistening. >> great. good luck to you. >>> with republicans back off their criticism of the president's health care ideas if he embraced some of their ideas for reform? you are in the situation room. % >>> would more republicans embrace the president's health care effort if he embraced some republican ideas for reform? joining me, paul and mary. thank you for joining us here. let's start off in usa today. they said three gop health ideas obama would do well to embrace. reduce medical lawsuits, tax employer provided insurance coverage and multistate health plans. is there room here for compromise? >> let me put it this way. he has already and the democrats have already embraced 183 republican ideas i

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it has campaigned on the slogan "putting people's lives first" and has gained traction with many young people. in fact you may not have known that there is a youthful wave sweeping be the japanese political landscape. steve chou of al jazeera english starting from nara, southwest of tokyo. >> reporter: japan's ancient capital of nara is the city's steep in tradition. residents brv rituals passed down for more than a century ago. change comes from -- it's with great surprise then that the new man in the seat of power is just 33 years old. naka gowa became the youngest mayor's history in july when people oy vote him in. the last four mayors were in their 60s. >> translator: i can paint clearly on the message that i would offer a new style of politics and that was in tune to the spirit of the people. they want somebody to take real political action. >> reporter: believing that mood for change is countrywide. japan's opposition has deployed within dubs, the princess corps. king-clad young candidates with the notion take key seats from the governing party in the national election. coimiko i

the iconic movies of our time has died. the iconic movies of our time has died. "nightly news" begins now. [ please stand by ] >>> good evening. we now know who will be the next supreme court justice, the u.s. senate today confirmed judge sonia sotomayor as the first hispanic justice on the supreme court. only the third female justice in all of u.s. history. she is all but officially on the court. that comes with a swearing-in ceremony saturday. first came today's history-making vote. approving the nominee as it turns out by a comfortable margin. we begin here tonight with our justice correspondent pete williams at the supreme court building. pete, good evening. >> reporter: brian, judge sotomayor watched the vote at the federal courthouse in new york about half an hour away from the public housing project where she grew up. and around the country hispanic groups were celebrating. sotomayor! >> reporter: huge cheers in los angeles where hispanic supporters joined to watch the historic senate vote. here and at similar gather

nevada has been building great guns. there are nine states that have zero incomesincome tax like texs and florida. those states have been the highest growth states. greta: can you imagine the people who put those advertisements to get there? that is so seventh grade but quite effective. >> i like a monkey one. it is interesting, california, this is one of the most beautiful places to live on the earth. you really have to screw up your system to make people leave to go to the nevada desert. greta: you cannot afford it. unemployment is high in california and there is less tax revenue. it is and ugly cycle. >> the more they raise taxes, the more the businesses move. arnold schwarzenegger was trying to bring the tax is down to the national average so businesses don't have a huge incentive to leave. greta: this must be very difficult job. >> this must be a big mess. greta: there must be some kind of solution. >> i like what arnold schwarzenegger says, he said we can not print money. greta: we will have the next advertisements

jon: they say she has been brainwashed. now, the court has the case. tonight, will be teenager be forced to go back home could you will the teenager be forced? -- tonight's, will be teenager be forced to go back home? -- tonight, will the teenager be forced to go back home? she said she left after her father threatened to kill her from converting from islam to christianity. in the generations of her family, no one has an and jesus. i am the first. imagine the honor in kill any. the family denies that they have ever threatened her, and they say there was no allegation of abuse -- imagine the honor in killing me. >> in the embrace of this pastor. jon: the family says the pastor is from the global revolution church, and they say that's they brainwashed her. -- that they brainwashed her. what happens now? >> well, it could be an all-day affair. they will be asked to confirm or deny the allegation. she will be killed " for abandoning islam for christianity. -- she will be killed for abandoning islam for christianity. we will have what the florida department

police s a cadaver dog has had a hit in the area and a piece of cloth has also been found. she disappeared 13 years ago. herself confessed killer, michael deckerson, claims to have buried bell's body in this area. >>> a 12-year-old boy is fighting for his life after a serious crash that left him and three other young people injured. it happened last night in german town at the intersection of ridge road and morning star drive. police say the four young people were in this car trying to make a left-hand turn when it was rear-ended by a pickup truck. all four were taken to the hospital and 129-year-old is in critical condition at this hour. residents tell us this intersection has been the scene of many serious accidents in recent years. >> near-misses every time. you really take your life into your own hands when you try to get out of thedriveway. >> this is the third serious accident in the nine years i've lived at this corner. each time we've written letters. >> the driver of the pickup truck was not injured. he stayed on the scene. no word on whether there will be any char

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he has vast experience. this is the great pyramid of khufu, who was the pharaoh of egypt for re than 20 years. but that's not as long a hosni mubarak has been in charge. in fact, they've only been a handful of egyptian rulers who've lasted longer. khufu left as his legacy one of the seven wonders of the world. hosni mubarak's will be far less impressive. >> he will be criticized because he didn't really make the big transformation to democracy. during his reign, basically all of the countries -- some of the countries of south america. other countries have done -- have done better than egypt. and egypt should be one of these countries. >> reporter: it will take more than a change of president to make that to happen. ben knight, "lateline." >> joining us to discuss u.s./egyptian relations and issues that are likely to be on the agenda when president mubarak meets with president obama tomorrow is salameh nematt he is a foreign affairs columnist for the internet news site the daily beast and joins us from washin

she has been their stock. she has been stuck for more than an hour.e her wrapped up like that to protect her from going into shock. they had a fire rescue helicopter standing by. you will not be able to hear that all the way from the helicopter. we have been watching this scene for more than an hour. you know those drains? kids are very attracted to them in swimming pools because they make noise. she stuck her hand in their apparently. her mother had to scooper up to keep her head up. even after they drink it, it was just below her chin. that water looked to have been five or 6 feet deep. she has her hands stuck in that drain. they had to take hydra -- hydraulic tools to chip away from the cement to finally free her. i was clutching my heart as i was watching this, just praying that this was going to come out ok. what a sigh of relief for us watching it. can you imagine and, having her mother trying to hold her up? they had to put out a canopy because it was so hot down there. a good ending. jane: it looks like she's going to be ok. let us know if you

norm has the answer. he has been tracking danny from the storm center. norm? >> danny is not going to cause us to be a weekend washout. and the flow of moisture, that's going to give us more showers that could impact a portion of the weekend. but danny is going to be far enough out into the atlantic it's not going to be a washout for us. now over the past couple of hours, we've been tracking some showers making their way north and east. we have a little bit of break the action. but you can see more showers moving in southwest of d.c. so overnight and during the early morning hours, more rainfall from that tropical moisture flow. not from danny, from another area of low pressure. we'll break it all down for you in the forecast, coming up in just a couple of minutes. >>> they say it's among the worst case of animal hoarding ever in anne arundel county. animal control officers tell us the home where they rescued 21 dogs was in deplorable condition with feces piled up a couple-feet high. and now we're learning this may not be the first time for this family. delia

has to take less.gets everything he wants. >> here's the difference. the president is moving on this, the house and senate democrats are movinging on it. i'm optimistic. one analyst got access to a strategy call from these tea party activists, american citizens, great patriots. you know what they said on their own call? they don't want any reform at all. they want insurance companies to be able to continue to dump people for the crime of getting sick, discriminate on asian gender. apparently behind closed doors. >> this is why polls today showshow ed independents are 2 to 1 in favor because these are not wild-eyed, crazy people going to this. they're not extremists. if there are any people that are organized and they're organizing on the right and the left but it's the main sort of independents that are against this. >> let me make a turn because i think there's two other subjects i really want to get to and pick your brain. on dick cheney, the former vice president of united states, the man, mary, you

washington has not been allowed to do that. but the pakistani government and many citizens see it as a series of infringement on their sovereignty and believes the united states should not be allowed to carry out airstrikes with an pakistani airspace. >> thank you very much. in the philippines, tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets of manila to bid farewell to a former president corazon auino -- it was a people power movement to end years of dictatorship. she will be buried next to her husband. she died on saturday of colon cancer at the age of 76. a new trial has begun in moscow over the killing of investigator journalist politkovskaya. the retrial became necessary after the supreme court overturn the acquittals of the three men accused of involvement in her murder. mrs. politkovskaya, a critic of the president, was shot dead in moscow almost three years ago. the colombian president alvaro uribe is on the world went to work of south america to defend his plan to boost u.s. military press presents in his country

study after study has shown that. is just one more example of why we need to have a better system than we do. no other industrialized nation faces these kind of problems. the most industrialized nations have healthier people. i was at the luncheon yesterday with the president, work together, try to figure out how to get a health care plan, the two major committees that handle that in the senate worked very hard, they accepted something like 10051160 republican amendments, that was done in a bipartisan way. but the worst thing would be to continue to talk about it and not do it. >> host: the cash for clunkers extension that is expected, does financial times have an opinion editorial on it where they write the u.s. government should not try to subsidize the structure of the country, it should not attempt to demand automobiles rather than other products. they sustain the capacity that they are unable to pay for in full. most legislators subsidizing cars in perpetuity, foundation in job loss since the auto sector. the gov

has reviewed.three of them in the most recent supreme court term alone. that is nine of her ten cases that they have reviewed. and these were not close decisions either. the total vote in the cases reversing judge sotomayor happen to be in lopsided 52-19. in one case judge sotomayor had held that the environmental protection agency could not consider cost benefit analysis when adopting a regulation. the supreme court reversed her citing it own precedents extending back more than 30 years and holding that the epa's use of cost benefit analysis was well within the bounds of its statutory authority. in another case judge sotomayor had reopened part of a bankruptcy proceeding that had closed more than 20 years ago to resurrect a tort suit. justice souter whom judge sotomayor would replace wrote the opinion for the supreme court's 7-2 decision reversing her. in another case judge sotomayor declared unconstitutional a state law providing for political party election of judges because she felt the law did

and whether or not they go from a company that has aetna to a company that has some other, they wouldmaintain the right to have insurance. and i think that is an extremely important improvement in how the system works, to be certain that people don't fall through the cracks and they do have good coverage. >> woodruff: in other words they'd be guaranteed insurance? >> i believe that is one of the real benefits in terms of health reform. where i think there's been a lot of agreement among most parties that providing that level of continuity is something that is within reach. >> woodruff: what about this other idea out there, mr. williams, the so-called cooperative, nonprofit cooperative? if you can't get enough agreement on a public insurance plan run with the government, there would be this other thing that would run health insurance coverage. what do you think about that? >> well, i would rather not comment on something i don't understand, have not seen, don't know much about. but it does sound like a back door approach to a government health plan. but again i would wait to see what s

he has a fast ball, has a curve ball. used all those pitches. just do what-have-you done in the mino rrk leagues. the best hitters you have faced. if you make your pitches you have a good chance to win. expivment will want to take care of this guy coming to the plate this is shaun figgins. for him this season great overall. he creates and starts their offense. he has had a great year against the orioles. almost impossible to get out. 314, two home runs, 52 games and he is seven for 24 against the orer this season. shaun figgins will stand in and get up on your toe fz you are at first and third because he will lay down the bunt if given the chance. we are underway. >> everybody in was of his speed and of course talk about the 303 average. when he hits left handed it's 339. number one. >> figgins with a three game hit streak. 1-0 delivery. not opposed to drawing a walk. he will take 66 of them on the year. 77 describing outs for figgins. 2 and that -- tillman's first outing against the angels. though the hitters and tillman get a look at one anoth

but in any event, it has been spectacular and the sisterhood that has sprung forth from this book haseen amazing. i am not person that belongs to a sorority's it has creed its own sorority. i serve on the board of governors for the women's national democrac club which is a few blocksway from here. i am the youngest african-american woman on the board of governors at this club and they are excited about the book. if the book inheir library and want you all to come@ at some point and speak at the club so we will make that happen. so i'm excited to be part of a, so excited for both of you wish you continued success and blessings. [applause] >> can you speak a little louder until they get the microphone street about? >>irst on to say it is good to meet both of you in person. i've been looking at your pictures on the web pages and talking with you over e-mail and over the phone and i am just excited to meet you and be here and be a part of this exrience. it has been amazing. im not a writeand i just got the e-mail, a couple of times from a couple of different people and the first time i go

he has been in a movie.ovie called "it runs in the family" with his dad and his grandfather, three generations of the douglas family. >> was this just a sort of dipping into acting? or is he a full-time actor? >> we don't know. i don't remember anything about that movie. >> speaking of celebrity kid, this story is so bizarre and it's coming from the horse's mouth. while they were doing the funeral, farrah faw set's funeral, according to ryan neal he sees his daughter tatum and he is so estranged from her, he has no idea who she is and start hitting on her. he did an a article in the september issue of vanity fair. he says he's watching the casket drive away. he says this beautiful woman comes up and he says do you have a drink on you? she says, daddy, it's me. then they ask him if he's sorry he had children and he says, quote, a couple of them i would take back. >> there are so many things wrong with that. hitting on somebody at his lover's funeral. >> and hitting on his daughter. >> he says that our relatio

another has just two. and he has use of just one city-owned car, a toyota highlander. another mayor that is a lincoln navigator and a smart car. he prefers to drive the cars him sefment one other perq that seems to set baltimore apart, mayor dixon's two personal aides. they are the retired police officers that made $60,000 each. one of them, howard dixon, no relation to the mayor, shows up twice in the new indictments of the mayor. the indictment says he took $4,000 cash from her in 2004 and at her instruction used it to pay her american express bill from his account. and he used five gift cards allegedly stolen by the mayor to buy a play station. he is not accused of any crime, he's a witness in the case. mayor dixon also benefits from 24-hour police protection at her home. dixon's executive protection unit is the same size as the one used by martin o'malley. asked fo today if dixon is considering cutting back miller executive protection unit, a spokesperson said everything is on the table as city agencies look to cut 5% from their budgets. jayne miller, wbal-tv 11 ne