harry reid is bad for america.t makes him bad for america. -- that makes a bad for nevada. >> you see a freshman say, i was never just a freshman. when you beat the majority leader you get noticed. i work very well with what is good for nevada. what is good for nevada? let's use this as an example. that was a bipartisan bill that was good for business, workers, doctors. those are the kinds of things that you are supposed to be doing. >> when you are there, i appreciate that. when you are one of 100 people in that room debating important issues when we have this kind of an economic environment, we have higher than 14% unemployment. and is probably closer to 80%. it cannot be about each person grabbing money. you need to start with a macro economic policy. we need pro-growth. >> to jump in real quick, we are talking about power. they say he is the most powerful guy in the senate. power in any direction is devastation. that is what we are seeing. we have an issue with illegal immigration. it is a bigger issue in nevad

harris. >> harris: wow. slow it down. scary stuff i.w they'll use chemicals and there has been criticism that they don't really know what the chemical also do, but they're using it and what's the latest on that? >> reporter: early on they were using chemicals that would break up the oil. on the surface they were applied. that is historically how they've been used. that's the accepted practice. now for the first time, these chemicals are being used under water and that has a lot of people very, very nervous. what these chemicals essentially do is break the oil down into droplets so that the natural microbes in the water can then eat away what is left of the oil. in other words, to speed up nature. the chief operating officer for bp held a news conference a short time ago. he said he flew over the site where the rig once was located and he said so far it looks like the chemicals being applied under the surface are making a difference. here is what he had to say. >> it appears that the application of the sub sea dispersants actually workin

it was on the same day that harry reid give his speech. his republican leader mitch mcconnell. >> the senator has a unique role in this government. it always has. it is a place where the two group political parties must work together for a common goal is to be reached. it is the legislative embodiment of individual and minority rights. a place where the careful design crafted by our founding fathers, pretty much operates today with a planned 220 years ago. we saw this 43 years ago with the civil rights act of 1964. when the two party forged a difficult alliance to reach a great goal. segregated buses and lunch counters are difficult to fathom now, but it only come about to the kind of cooperative resolution that is marked this body from the start. at its best, the senate as a workshop where difficult challenges like silver rights are faced squarely and addressed with goodwill and careful principled agreement. at a time like our own when so many issues of a consequence press upon us, it must be nothing less. yet the challenges that will not

harris is gone as he went around on that. so. he's a double single and a strike out. >> and exhibiting sharp stuff in the late breaking slider and the fast ball. extended period of off time he maintains the groove he has been in. >> one down in the bottom half of the sixth inning. here is casilla. goes to left. reimold. on the warning track. he is 2 for 3 a single double, 2 runs scored and r.b.i. here is the span. he has the ford drive of the game. >> go back to the third inning the first couple of men to reach. and he hits one in the alley. the drive and splits the center fielder and right fielder at no time flat goes from home to 3rd place. >> your local ford dealer and ford like never before. drive one. 2 down nobody on. 3 r.b.i. game and the first 3 r.b.i. for span. 2 for 3. so far today. upped the average. o-2-0 for the oriole. they have stranded 3. berken with a fast ball that got away. >> plenty strong. the last was 95. and going on. and well rested. you lose command you gain velocity. been able to handle both. >> gary: an

good morning. >> good morning, harry. federal law, debt collectors have very specific rules they need to follow. they can't harass you. they can't use profanity. and they can't threaten you. but with millions of americans owing money, some collectors are breaking the law in an effort to get consumers to pay up. monica johnson was at work when a debt collector called, saying there was a warrant for her arrest. >> at that moment, my heart is dropping. >> reporter: then, while her daughters were home alone, a debt collector left this message. >> this message is intended for a monica johnson, i'm over here by a truck stop finishing up my coffee and then i'll be stopping by. i'll see you in the next couple hours or so. >> you're scared, because how far is somebody willing to go to get this money? >> reporter: in reality, there was no warrant, and no one was stopping by. they were simply square tactics to get monica to pay. >> that is entirely inappropriate, and entirely illegal. >> reporter: joel winston is with the federal tr

good morning, iim patrice harris. meteorologist tony pagnotti is in for steve fertig.as the answers about the weather. it looks pretty gray and it was misty on the way out to the ar this morning. >> reporter: things improved in the last hour and we'rr now seeing the mist and the rain letting up. still fog out there. be careful on this monday morning. >> will the sun come out at all this monday morning. >> the will the sun come out tomorrow? , yeyes, tomorrow but look for mostly cloudy skies. we have lost the mist at the inner harbor and the showers that we in the last hour. we're calling it cloudy. the humidity saturated as it has the system exiting he area. the rain we had on yesterday, and off again, the thunderstorms maybe you didn't have any in your neighborhood but we did have settled innthe day. that is down to the the south. as it drags to the south we will have the residual moisture possibility. -or the most part we will call it a brightening of the day. at the bus stop earlier this morning look for the clouds maybe still some mist at your neighborhood with pat

nats face a lefty. 3-1 to harris with zimmerman on- deck here. josh watching. >> rob: both hard throwing righties, jimenez and hammel. give josh the day off. a lot of guys joked after the game and they were saying he was jamming the heck out of it with 99-mile an hour fastballs, especially the right-handed guys in the lineup. he broke zimmerman's bat three times. >> bob: well, ryan had two hits on broken bats. he broke a bat on a foul ball and then we think he broke another later in the game when he made an out. on a ground ball to second. 3-2 to willie. >> rob: again? >> bob: pretty much the same pitch he threw to nyjer morgan. this one is skyed out to left center. seth smith, two outs. phillies win their 22ness game of -- 22nd game of the year today to tie san diego. the marlins and mets who have lost three in a row at .500 and atlanta at one game under. by far, the most balanced division in baseball. what does ryan zimmerman have in store for us now? he's broken into the top six in the league in batting average now. at .337. his on base percen

>> harry reid is the majority leader and he will be that after the election. i have kept my word that i would not approach anyone to discuss this issue in any way whatsoever. he is the leader. it does not help the caucus or harry reid to have all of this speculation. >> do you think chuck schumer said the same thing? >> i do not know. that is my standard and i'm going to live by it. >> tell us more about the midterm landscape. it is a confusing landscape. there are so many different

brandon harris takes the pitch for a strike. harris has had an 0-3.now is ready to breathe. he had a personal eight-game losing streak, 0-4 this year. swung on and missed, koji uehara wraps it up and this one is in the books for the o's. and an impressive performance all around. no runs, one hit, no errors and one left. the orioles have taken two in a row. this win this one 7-3. a little celebration that will make the between-game meals that much more enjoyable. there's your final line-up there. good attack, seven runs on 12 hits in the ball game, 3, 7 and 0 for the twins. guthrie gets the win 1-4. liriano is the loser, he's 4-1. there was no save in this ball game asellout of 38,608 on hand. the orioles left eight, minnesota stranded five. the orioles came in 0-18 with runners in scoring position. and went exactly the other way in those situations in this game. >> mike: every statistic we talked about this afternoon did not take effect 12346 runners in scoring position, bingo. >> gary: let's check in with one of those big offensive bats. >> the oriol

harry reid's personal story, it is a movie with a great ending. born poor in nevada, kind of struggled his way -- his father committed suicide. the first money he made, he used it to buy false teeth for his mother. very, very poor. became a cop, a capitol hill police officer in the capital, went to law school at night, got elected to the house after serving as a prosecutor for the mob in las vegas, who, when they tried to blow up his car -- and i think he likes this kind of sense of possibility that america offers, and he loves movies that tell those stories. host: a few years ago, there was a story showing how he has five kids, and four of his sons -- i do not remember the details, but they are all lawyers, and they are set up in a law firm that deals with the fact that in nevada, a lot of the land is federal owned. he has come from nothing but they are all doing very well. guest: he is very, very comfortable, and in terms of a dynasty that is propagating itself and is connected, there is kind of a sense of legal corruption that we sometimes see

host: you give us some up-close stuff about harry reid, the majority leader. this may seem odd, but i want to ask you one thing that you bring up that i never saw before, and that is that he lives somewhat through the movies. he loves movies. how did you learn that? des stillwell, i was asking time -- guest: well, i was asking about spending time, and one of the ways he deals with the pressures of the senate is that when there is nothing going on, because sometimes the senate goes out at noon on friday, harry reid will slip away and go to the movies on a friday afternoon, and then you get talking to him, and he has seen everything that is in the theaters at the time, and he loves to listen to movie reviews on npr. host: what was your reaction to that, and what did you think of him because of that? guest: there are these american epic stories. it is a movie with a great ending. born poor in nevada, kind of struggled his way -- his father committed suicide. the first money he made, he used it to buy false teeth for his mother. very, very poor. became a cop, a ca

but first, nevada's harry reid on the ropes. emocrat on the ropes. >> could democrats really lose control of the senate? republicans would have to defeat 10 of 18 democrats while holding all of their own seats. it's not impossible but it would be like drawing an inside straight. that's why karl cameron went to nevada. harry reid a former foxer fought hard for president obama's agenda. his opponents say after 27 years of washington reed turned his back on the folks back home. >> this is going to be a good one. pull. >> we got that one. >> the front runner in a crowded field of republican candidates vying to run against harry reid is business come and former state senator sue ls louden. we caught up with her at a fundraiser at a shooting range outside of las vegas. >> we think sow louden is the perfect candidate to send to washington. we want jobs that's what sue will do when she gets back to washington is make sure things get shook up. ee oo how is harry reid in that department? >> he is so out of touch. we have almost highest se

harris gone.ajor league hits, 21 for extra base now for ian desmond. >> rob: when he does put the ball in play, he hits it and puts a charge into it. and that one right there with the rest of them. he can hit them hard. >> bob: desmond's fifth double of the year with two triples and a homer. >> rob: give him credit, too. he worked that at-bat on johnson. not easy to wait for a pitch to hit, especially a breaking ball, and this guy is pumping up in 96 fastball. >> bob: the first time he has seen this pitcher live and in person. >> rob: yep. >> bob: jumping on that one and count of 0-2. the thing i observed about ian, though -- he'll go up and really pump it for a strike or two but when he gets two strikes, he tries to shorten things up a bit and that's something a young player has to do. he has struck out this year 15 times in 70 at bats so not that bad. took a big swing there, though, and a breaking ball. got it. three ks for josh johnson. at&t trivia in the 4th -- let's see what the smartphone ha

harry reid a former foxer fought hard for president obama's agenda.pponents say after 27 years of washington reed turned his back on the folks back home. >> this is going to be a good one. pull. >> we got that one. >> the front runner in a crowded field of republican candidates vying to run against harry reid is business come and former state senator sue ls louden. we caught up with her at a fundraiser at a shooting range outside of las vegas. >> we think sow louden is the perfect candidate to send to washington. we want jobs that's what sue will do when she gets back to washington is make sure things get shook up. ee oo how is harry reid in that department? >> he is so out of touch. we have almost highest second unemployment rate has a different philosophy than current majority leader. i would cut spending and taxes. >> sue l lou den's closest competitor is danny car tak tar. son of coach jerry tarkanian. we watched them in the sports book on the strip. >> how about dad? he's a very well known figure. lowden says it's the only reason you are in the r

louis here's harris followed by taveras in the 8th two hopper, ramirez that will bring up taveras the nationals do not have a hit sips the 4th inning -- since the 4th inning we're making these pitchers look like ford and colfax 16 strikeouts last night against us and 7 tonight for them >> hard to believe in a game the nats won, they struck out 16 times he handles that one from taveras and a lot 69 folks in this park will be heading to south beach soon

harris pops it up. nice try by stewart.nedy is on the on-deck circle and another spot in which the pinch hit is after that. >> bob: harris is done, 1st of the night. corpas has good off speed stuff and he has the slider changeup. adam dunn makes his appearance here in the on-deck circle. >> kennedy is 0 for 2 as a pinch hitter. >> we need base runners. any way you can, mr. kennedy. little fly ball, left field. falling into the glove of gonzalez, 2 outs. bill woods in the studio for nats extra and standing by to see what happens here with adam dunn. adam dunn's homered twice in this series and upper deck, right field and towering fly ball yesterday. the rockies shut down the nationals offense three days in a row after the explosion on thursday night. the nationals home run streak is over and they have lost 3 in a row for the first time this year and will go to st. louis 2 games over 3 this year. 2 hours and 40 minutes for the ball game. >> well, brad hawpe, great job right there waiting out clip pardon and driving to the out

>> harris: i have no idea. this building, i'm walking past my principal's office, who's in her office talking to another student, and there's another teacher still in their office, so it happens often. >> pitts: that kind of dedication and personalized instruction has paid off. >> i'm awesome! ( laughter ) >> pitts: tenth graders at seed score 40% higher in reading and 34% higher in math compared to other minority students in their area. >> i did "lamb". >> pitts: but seed isn't just about academics; there's a life skills curriculum taught in the evenings. >> the core values are respect, responsibility, integrity, self- discipline, and compassion. >> pitts: students learn social skills, like self-discipline and etiquette. >> can anybody raise their hand and tell me why the skill of public speaking is important? >> it helps your self- confidence. >> definitely helps your self confidence. that's a good one. >> lesley poole: how's class going? >> pitts: administrator lesley poole has been at seed from the start. >

are surprisingly good, harry.2009, violent crime fell sharply in every region of this country and in every statistical category. for example, rape dropped more than 3%, assault more than 4%. robbery declined.1% and murder fell more than 7%. now, some of the largest drops were recorded in the largest cities with murders down more than 11%. washington, las vegas, dallas, and philadelphia just among the cities reporting declines. there were a few major cities which buck it is downward trend-- detroit and newark, for example, saw an increase in murders in 2009. this is interesting. smaller cities had bigger problems. in cities with 25,000 to 50,000 people, murders were actually up more than 5%. as for secondary categories, burglary, larsry, property crime also all fell in 2009. as did auto theft and arson which both dropped by double digits. criminologists say better community policing and improved technology helped drive crime rates lower but experts are cautioning us that police budget cuts and tough economic times

and i want to make a prediction if i may, harry harry connick, jr., replaced simon cowell next year.three after last night. >> let's say this. if you want to jump on my predictions or my band wagon, i'm open to this week. one week only. good morning. what did you think about the show, marcus? it was a good show, right? >> it got better as it went along. >> well then with that, now we're down to five. so we have to talk about everybody every week and let's go if order. aaron kelly, i thought he did a good job. fly me to the moon. here is little aaron. perhaps it's because i love this music. [ music ] >> i thought the judges would like it more. >> this is a great kid. but at this point of the competition, i mean, what else does he have to offer. he does an amazing job of trying. i think the teeny bopper vote is his. >> it is definitely his. >> but we are looking for its winner that point and he's not it. >> but when you compare aaron to like a peter who is young and doing his thing, no comparison. but this is very difficult music. however in context with the peters of the world, you ha

harris, does not get the runner moved up. one down. >> mike: shocked he doesn't have a hit yet, 0-4, average of .500 coming in in the daytime. >> gary: ty wigginton has had an 0-3 in the ball game, 2-4 in the opener of the series couple of days ago. he's grounded out, struck out and flied out in there -- flied out in this one. >> eddie: he decides to let it go. nice compact swing working for him. >> gary: he really drove one for the home run in the 2-0 ball game the orioles got in the opener, his two rbis the only ones up. the orioles got the shutout. 0-1 delivery. first shutout the orioles have had against minnesota since april of 2000. and their first shutout of the year and brad bergesen got it. and as mike said, he's been smiling ever since. >> mike: as well he should be. probably 8:30, quarter to 10, it was very early. >> gary: 8:30, quarter to 10? >> mike: i was wondering if you were going to catch that. somewhere in between #:30 and quarter to 10. just trying to paint the picture for you. but he was already in uniform

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harry, what is your take? >> well, one of two scenarios are possible. obviously it is extremely amateurish. it was not, in fact, a bomb. it was more of an incineration device. >> larry: not sophisticated? >> not remotely sophisticated. the level so low, i isn't it possibly could have been a probe. if, in fact a -- >> larry: a probe? >> a probe of the response facilities that nypd would have in that region, that area and oh, by the way, they were excellent. so anybody watching if it was a probe, sees a very, very adept police force waiting for the real thing to happen. >> larry: bob, show you a video and then your comment. the car and truck bombs employed with devastating frequency for a decade in many of the world's hot spots. you explored this in "car bomb." here is a sample of what you did. >> a story how the century of the car became the century of the car bomb. and how our dreams turned into nightmares. >> larry: bob why -- car bombs are new to the united states, respect they? >> they were invented here, 1920, wall street, first went off. it was a c

>> harry reid is the majority leader and he will be that after the election. i have kept my word that i would not approach anyone to discuss this issue in any way whatsoever. he is the leader. it does not help the caucus or harry reid to have all of this speculation. >> do you think chuck schumer said the same thing? >> i do not know. that is my standard and i'm going to live by it. >> tell us more about the midterm landscape. it is a confusing landscape. there are so many different candidates. it does not seem to be -- liberals seem to be doing well, moderates in others. how do you reconcile the frustration that people have with government right now and the general disregard they hold both parties in? how do democrats break through that as candidates and begin connecting with people on issues like the deficit? have you addressed things that they are looking to the tea party for, because they're not hearing what they want to hear from democrats or republicans? >> i spoke with tea party people in illinois. they had a demonstration in front of my office -- entir

with the two guys the nats have coming up, any way to get willie harris at first base is god. good, down by a run. top of the 8th. >> rob: we've won a game on this trip with somebody getting hit by a pitch. get it any way you can get it. if you're willie and you get a fastball on the inner half of the plate next to you -- >> bob: he got jammed. that ball is flared down the line and it's run down on a slide by brad hawpe. >> rob: that's a great play. >> bob: and that was a fair ball when he caught it. pardon me, that's gonzalez. they have moved their fielders. they put in fowler in center and moved gonzalez to right. >> rob: the home depot doing more on defense right here. carlos gonzalez just moved into right field and sliding is the quickest way to stop on a baseball field. that could have been painful. i think that's it for mr. beimel. >> bob: he got his two guys. they want a right-hander for zimmerman. joe beimel sets down two of his former mates and matt belisle is on the way. >> bob: matt belisle takes over for the rockies here. in the top of the 8th inning. he's given up

willie harris, ryan zimmerman and adam dunn top of the 6th. about to get a pretty good temperature drop here though. once the sun goes down, this thin mile high air gets pretty chilly. i've noticed a trend in recent years that some of the ball clubs that have downtown parks, they'll start their saturday games at 6:00. and then folks will get out of the ball game and partake of some of the entertainment, restaurants and clubs near the stadium downtown. harris finally has a hit. >> rob: he flied out to center field. his game is not in the outfield. not us. >> bob: in the cold and the rain thursday night, you can hear the collective oohs by the crowd. and then in the big time storm later in the game, left center field. zimmerman two homers and a career-high six rbis. >> rob: that's when it got ugly and dangerous when it was getting really, really wet. >> bob: nats won the game 14-6 and they didn't even play the 9thinning. so here's zimmerman. tying runs on base. >> rob: nice adjustment by willie harris. he's getting more playing time today. worki

harris a 3 hit game 36789 for 4.hat's harris'. 2 on off sim moan and casilla. a double single. two runs. 2 for 3. the first multihit game 12 hits on the board for the twins. , they had 6 runs and 10 hits. backed it up which area another day today. >> gary: atkins, sim moan. they get the out. no runs couple of hit nos errors. three outs to work with. we go to the ninth. >> gary: beautiful minneapolis on this mother's day sunday, oriole's being shut out 6-0. trying to get one up on the board against the closer. >> mike: the new closer this year with jon rauch and a coupment of walks and 9 strikeouts. assuming that the closer role. >> gary: 6'11", 290-pounder out of louisville, kentucky. takes over for guerrier. 3-0. and the series. and against minnesota. o-1 to left field that's back warning track. young he got to it. >> mike: we said the series it does not appear to carry. tejeda got enough of it. and spun to the left and the right. and over to the left. and you thought he had enough of it. throwing up his hands. not

. >> reporter: good morning, harry. as you just mentioned, as more oil does wash ashore, a deepening frustration and fury and gloom is also settling here. harsh feelings dreblgts s dire bp and the federal government. a feeling that this disaster will only get worse. oil has finally washed up where louisianians live. people had wanted it the feds to build sand barriers. they're still asking, but less politery. >> wasn't them to get our their butts. you've got to give us a permit. >> reporter: thursday bp allowed the first real time images of the gushing well, but only under pressure from congress. company officials admit the leak is much great every than earlier estimates. the black tube with stripes is the straw-like device syphoning up 200,000 gallons of oil a day, but hook how much isn't being collected. congressman ed markey, a bp critic. >> bp has lost all credit ability. now the decisions will have to be made by others.creditability. now the decisions will have to be made by others. it's clear that they have been h

it's handled by harris, infield fly rule in effect.and again, the orioles knuble to punch it. >> mike: that's more of a liriano's amazing numbers. even when you get in this sort of situation, it's been almost impossible to score on that. just 1-13 with runners in scoring position. never mind the bases being loaded. able to turn it up a notch. most pitchers pitch the game wide open. liriano is able to add once he gets in trouble. >> gary: nick markakis will try to do it with two down. this is nick's first shot with the sacks full. they want to check it at 3rd. these are the opportunities that have passed the orioles. there's the check swing. >> mike: that check. he's a little confused, don't bother me, i'm up here on 3rd today. i had a day off. >> gary: strike taken. one ball, one strike count. markakis, runners in scoring position, 316 for the orioles. two down, runners will be off on contact. so a chance to get a couple. what eddie murray was mentioning on liriano is that movement on the rubber. he goes from one side to the other on t

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>> harry reid is the majority leader and he will be the majority leader after the election. and i have told him and i have kept my word that i will not approach any member of the senate caucus to approach this matter at all. matter at all. it doesn't help the caucus or harry reid to have this speculation going on. >> do you think chuck shumer approached this with him? >> i have no idea. but that's my position. >> tell us more about the mid-term land scape. it's a confusing landscape. >> it is. >> there are so many different types of candidates and there doesn't seem to be -- i mean, liberals seem to be doing well in some places, moderates in others. how do you recksile the frustration that people have with government right now? and the general disregard they hold both parties in. going back to what we were talking about a little earlier. how do democrats break through that as candidates and begin reconnecting with people on issues like, for instance, the deficit. how do you talk to people about that, address things that maybe they're looking to the tea party because they're

willie harris out at left.let's go miguel, two more outs. let's go. >> rob: how much has roger spoken to you. he's not a gum who says a whole lot? >> bob: bernadina? >> rob: yeah. >> bob: we had a nice chat at the hotel in san diego. he's a quiet reserved young man. he got up at the crack of dawn. the syracuse ball club was in toledo. he was in the hotel well before they left to go to the ballpark. i said someone was eager to get here. he's just a very nice polite young man. >> rob: oh my goodness. this whole team. we're lucky we have an adam dunn on this ball club because it's a lot of quiet young guys in am. >> bob: i don't see any bad apples this club and if someone tries to be one someone will give them a boot. right on the back side. it just seems like everybody is pulling in the same direction. inform it's like that old baseball question, what comes first the winning or the chemistry? i think some of the latter has to be there before you can start being a winning bull club and everything gets better when

obviously you're not a harry potter fan, developed for the popular harry potter series and then laterlver screen. so the big question, how do you play? >> two teams of seven players ride around on, yes, broom sticks, they run around, they doesn't fly like in the movie there, but the whole goal is trying to get four different balls through elevated rings on the field. listen. >> i think it has all the elements of an exciting game, there's a lot of activity. there's a lot of different activity and it's really fun to watch, there's some, some physical activity kind of like rugby, dodge ball. soccer, it's got a little bit of everything for everyone. >> and there are quidditch teams, but mostly played by college and high school kids. and welcome to the university of california berkley one of about 200 universities around the country where folks of enjoying this potter past time. >> trying to get a little bit bigger where we've got about 120 people on facebook that are members of the group. so, we're just trig to get a nice league started so we can have our own teams and play against ooch o

one on for harris, and he hammers this one out of the park.n shot from harris, and it's a one-run ball game. and then the rookie has not given up a run this season until right now, right up the middle, and tatum comes in to score, and the orioles beat the nationals 5-3 in the final. >> we played a great ball game tonight and we just got beat. we played good baseball. you know, harris, he played well. those were quality at-bats. when you are in a position -- i am in a better mood tonight than last night, i'll tell you that. >>> and then wizards facebook mishap last night. they posted wall will be the pick, and then said if he wanted tickets to e-mail him. the post was later taken down. here is wall on the right and even turner on the left. they are considered the top two prospects in the nba draft. they did not take part in any scrimmaging at the combine in chicago. saunders watching these guys along with pat riley. wall, in turn, did play one-on-one if you can call it that. both players should be stars in the nba. the wizards will have their p

one on for willie harris. big willie style. you can tell by the way he threw the bat.t was hammered. home run. deep right field. nats within a run. 4-3 ball game. top eight. the youngster in. hasn't allowed a run yet in the big league. correction, he has now allowed one run in the big league. craig tatum in to score. orioles beat the nationals, 5-3. >> we played a great ball game tonight. we got beat. we played good baseball. you know? guzman, harris hit the ball well. we walked seven times or something like that. you know? those are quality at-bats doing the walks. we were in position -- i mean, i am, i am -- much better mood tonight after that loss than i was last night. i've tell you that. >> two more chances against the orioles tomorrow and sunday. wnba hoops -- mystics playing without their best player, beard. they're finding ways to win. ladies hosting new york. trying to get off to a 3-0 start. the forward, leghorn, revealing her got milk ad. pretty cool. before the game, milk does crystal's body good. smith, leghorn. couple pump fakes. gets the lay-up. leghorn,

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i'm patrice harris. a beautiful day in store. meteorologist steve fertig is here to fill us in on all the details. we're all talking to mornings like this. >> thank you, patrice. and i love telling you it's going to be a beautiful day, because we have warm temperatures and lots of sunshine on the way. it should be a beautiful afternoon, though we start coolerment take a look at the temperatures, compared to the recent days when we first had temperatures in the 70s the other day and the 60s before we warm up from there. the sky hd radar showing you dry scan, but the surrounding area in the mid-50s. it got cooler but we will warm up niceliment tomorrow we will see a front pushing toward the north and east, bringing us a brief shower but generally it will stay north and a ch

i'm patrice harris. get a check of our forecast with meteorologist steve fertig and company. >>> good morning, patrice, this is connor goff, and tell us about yourself. you're going to be doing full weather in a little bit? >> yes. >> and first let's come back this way, connor and let's show them what is going on out there. in baltimore it's 66 degrees. in hagerstown 55 degrees and in d.c.60 degrees. what about salisbury, 70s in the morning recently and lots of clear skies. looking good for now, lots of suspect shine, and a lot of sun for later. everybody is going to love the forecast you're going to give them. >> yes, they are. >> it will be a nice and warm day today, very indeed. right now, candace with the traffic. >> reporter: great job, connor, good way to start it off. very impressed. >>> if you're heading out and hitting the roadways, you will be impressed with parts of this ride. check out 95, we don't have any brake lights yet, so not a bad clip on either the northbound or southbound lanes down

thank you, dan harris. and we really want to know what you think about this. is texas going too far? do you agree with it? weigh in at abcnews.com. >>> and we turn next to a strange story which unfolded throughout the day. it raises a new question about the decision to let airline pilots take guns on planes. the plan, you may remember, was implemented after 9/11, for security in the cockpit. authorities stopped a pilot at logan airport with a gun, and threatening to harm himself in a, quote, spectacular way. here's lisa stark. >> reporter: the jet blue pilot was in the airlines crew lounge waiting for his flight when law enforcement authorities approached him. the pilot was apparently distressed over a breakdown with his girlfriend. >> the person was so distraught, he was threatening to harm himself in a spectacular fashion. >> reporter: he was carrying a gun. forces say he is a federal flight deck officer, trained and allowed to carry a firearm into the cockpit. the flight attendant sounded an alarm after receiving the pilot's message. >> this is tough to do,

>>> i'm dan harris. tonight on "world news," no end in sight. oil taking a toll on wild life, as bp suffers another set back in containing the spill, and president obama sends three cabinet members to the gulf, warning bp to fix the leak or be pushed out of the way. >>> a royal sting, the duchess of york caught offering to sell access to her ex-husband, prince andrew, for $750,000. we have the video tape. >>> seeds of terror. why are american troops helping afghans grow opium poppies used to make heroin and finance the taliban? >>> hostile climate. scientists receiving death threats as the debate over global warming turns vicious. >>> and, all is "lost." as the epic series ends tonight, we hang with the fanboys who have spent the last 89 hours getting ready, watching every episode back-to-back, with no sleep. >>> good evening. the obama administration tonight is telling bp to either stop this leak or get out of the way. it is day 34 of this crisis. the amount of oil washing ashore is growing, and so is the anger. president obama is sending three

rachel harris, actress and comedienne, one of the funniest movies ever, "the hangover."a correspondent on "the daily show." all right, guys. as we mentioned, the creators of "south park" are being threatened with possible assassination because their show included a representation of the prophet muhammad. here's a clip from that episode. >> you said you wanted [ bleep ]. we got him for you. >> we have no way of knowing if [ bleep ]'s really in there. it could be a trick. >> it's no trick, dude. my friend and i went to the super best friends and brought him here. >> then have him step out of the bear costume. you have until the count of ten. one -- >> don't do it, randy. if [ bleep ] is seen we could get bombed. >> idiot. if he isn't seen, we are about to definitely get bombed. >> three. >> all right, all right. stop. we'll do what you say. i'm sorry, [ bleep ]. will you please step out of the bear costume? ♪ >> larry: okay. fair? unfair? funny? what? penn? >> well, i don't think we -- any of us can say anything about anything to do with islam. i don't think you're allowed

harry will pull them together. the president has said he wants to move forward on this legislation and he thinks is important to do so. i think that senator reid is expecting to have a meeting of the chairs up somewhere in the next week or two, after people have had a chance to take stock of it. i will say something with joe in our caucus next week with a full explanation, and we will work forward from here. i know the white house is committed as well as harry reid. >> one of the main concerns of u.s. agriculture is that the house bill would not have provided adequate pollution controls, so much so that 59.5 million acres of cropland would come out of production. how does your bill differ in addressing this with higher energy and fertilizer costs? >> first of all, we have been very thoughtful about how the agriculture process all to work and we have worked very closely with tom harkin while he was chair, and now we're talking with plants lincoln, but have put together a provision before senator lincoln became chair

. >> just like harry callas, they say the voice of the tigers has gone out. >> bob: yeah, we're losing great effort announcers ever. >> rob: what a wonderful man. treated everybody with respect. he was wonderful. >> bob: eight years ago i met him where i kidded him, because he was pretty much retired, and he was on billboards for blue cross/blue shield like every mild and i said ernie, you must be making a fortune. and he said, bob, i'm 84 years old, and i just signed a 10- year contract with a 10-year extension. (laughing) when a fan would make a nice catch, ernie would call out a name in tiger territory and say that was a great catch by that fan from yipsilanti. 3-2 to guzman. >> rob: well, and it's amazing that some broadcasters, because of their greatness, you identify with the ball club with their broadcasters. vin skully, jack buck, harry callas, ernie harwell. >> great swing by guzman, who needed a hit from the left side in the worst way, and he finally gets one. >> rob: bob, they always would come over and visit with you so they would have a few nuggets of information nobody el

harry truman -- i went to school the last two years of college, i went to the university of missourirnalism school in the 1950's. harry truman, former president, came to columbia, missouri from independence to make a speech for his granddaughter and i was sent to cover the speech and i went to the former president afterward and i was scared to death, and i said, "well," he said, "you want a copy of the speech?" i said "yes, sir." he handed me his speech. it was in a binder. and the print was this high -- almost an inch high because he already had bad eyesight. >> charlie: early on, he had bad eyesight. >> early on. he gave it to me then he said, "walk with me, do you want to walk with me, son?" i said "i would love to, sir" so we walked out and i thought, "my god, this is journalism, this is what i want to do with my life." >> charlie: sounds good to me. you used to see those pictures of him going to key west where he would vacation with that colorful key west shirt and walking around. he was a big-time walker. >> the thing about harry truman, to digress for a moment, here is a man w