we're going to inject the game hens. they tend to dry out in the breast area.uid so that when it comes you get a nice and moist -- it totally plumps up. you'll get a nice, juicy not-dried-out chicken whether it comes out. >> do you that on each side. >> all over the place. mostly you want to get the breast. you saw it plump up. you want it to plump up all over so it is nice and moist when it comes out of the oven. we're going to make our glaze. this is going to make it caramelize. this is apricot marmalade right here. this is chile, dried and drained. this is what you get. mix that up. there you go. like i said, with the high oven temperature, this is the apricot marmalade high sugar content will caramelize, great golden, crispy skin. >> add any seasoning? >> a little salt and pepper. that's perfect. then follow me this way. here we have the hens that already came out of the oven. 350 for about an hour. reach an internal temperature -- >> you just brush that on first? >> just kind of brush that on first. then you cook it until it's 160 degrees internal temperat

aka the toledo mud hens. 22% "new york times." >> 8% cnn. 3% pbs. directly ahead, will there be a witch-hunt against cia agents who interrogate terror suspects? it looks like that might be coming down. we will take you back to martha's vineyard where it's party time because of the obama vacation. word has it jesse waters visited a nude beach. those stories after these messages. >> president obama says he does not want to prosecute cia agents who broke rules and laws interrogating terror suspects after 9/11. attorney general eric holder has decided to appoint a prosecutor to investigate about adozen cases of alleged cia wrongdoing while interrogating the terror suspects. he wants to see if crimes were committed. justice department official john durham will head the probe and with us now to analyze attorney and fox news analyst jamie. this will make the aclu happy but it's not going to make obama happy. >> that's not holder's job. i think being the a.g. is the hardest job in the administration. you are not really working for the president. you are wor

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now he's going after the toledo mud hens baseball team. first on this date a century ago, august 25th, 1909, in new england was born renney, unsuccessful in business was a rope factory and car salesman who claimed in his year-long career, he didn't sell one of them. he turned to acting. much of his work was american tv. as we the captain of the "titanic" on "the time tunnel," in hitchcock's most terrifying episode of "the foghorn." but the lowest of low-key aliens clotu in 1951's "the day the earth stood still." which, by the way, actually means let's play "oddball." >>> the aliens have arrived. we begin in spain and there they are. they're snails from outer space. no, they're just the 25th annual snail race. would you look at that escargot! children bring their pet snails -- who has a pet snail? we were so poor, we had pet snails. we had to eat them for dinner. the mulloscks had five minutes to get as far as they can. the only catch, they are tied to their tails for dinners. the winner won in three minutes and five minutes. like senator g

that's hen they grabbed the bad guy's gun and threw it in the trash.did get there in time to arrest him, but hen thaw went to grab the gun in the garbage, it was already gone. >>> two women have a brave rescue crew and a tree to think tonight. while driving one of the ladies hit the gas instead of the brakes, sending them through a chain-link fence and off a cliff. the tree was only three inches thick, but it was all that was needed to keep them from plunging 200 feet. >>> and here is a really great coincidence. that same spot is where rescuers actually practice for situations just like this. >>> this c-a-t just got his ged. oreo even has a diploma to need it. oreo is super smart, but they took the test for him. they did it to bust diploma mills. in fact, getting a ged from jefferson high school online was so easy, if you got an answer wrong, they gave you a hint to the correct answer. it cost the two $200 to get it. >>> the cash for clunkers program goes vintage at one dealership. a look at the collector car that will be crushed with the rest of them.

the women were reporting from al gore's tv between the border of north korea and china hen they were captured. >>> stephen colbert called her a junkie on national television, just a bit of satire making fun of fairfax county schools. appearing on comedy central, he reported fresia jackson and exaggerates what happened to her last march. she was caught taking a birth control pill at school, and she received a ten-day suspension from school, and was actually recommended for expulsion. it is the same mandatory punishment a drug dealer would have gotten if caught in the school. >> prescription drugs run the gambit. it could be a class 1 amphetamine. it could be oxycontin, or it could be something that suppresses coughs. our teachers and our staff can't be required to look at every pill and say oh, i know that pill is. >> the fact that on her record we're now applying to colleges, she will have possession of a controlled substance while on school property. and that will not be removed. >> exactly. >> she was allowed back in school after three and a half weeks from being banned from all fa

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family was gone for only awhile only to find firefighters battling the blaze hen they came back. the house was damaged. seriously. however no one was hurt. >>> alcohol is likely to blame for a deadly boating accident last weekend. 26-year-old scott yaiing of parkville was tubing on the back river sunday when he was suddenly hit by the boat prop then killed. 30-year-old jay more was behind the wheel of the vessel charged with driving the boat under the influence of alcohol. >>> first on fox now. chilling 911 calls that flooded washington county first responders after the helicopter crashed along i 70 last month. kathleen jones us now with more. kathleen. >>reporter: there were dozens of 911 call. many of them travelers on the highway in disbelief as they tell dispatchers about the disaster. at frederick airport tuesday another pilot with advance helicopter concept takes a short spin. one of the company helicopter crashed july 23rd on interstate 70 in boonesboro killing 4 people. 911. >> helicopter just crashed on 70. >> helicopter crashed. >> yes. >> where at. >> right in the midd

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of the critics at town hall meetings -- the very angry, "i don't want a vernment hand in health ce" hen in fact they're medicre recipients lts you know that someof the fears are illegitimatefears, and hearing about a plic option from some readers,absolutely, i think is legimate to wond, in an era where there is very little comtition, state by ate, among insurance carriers, whether w would have the rerm we're looking for without a public opti. i think it's also fairo say -- john diaz was absoluly right aut the behnd-the-scenes deal with pharmeutical compaes. i thi that thats a huge disappointment ang many who are concerned about cost control, but i also think w need to keep an eye on t amount of mone inurers are uring in to congress -- particularly the blue-dog democrats -- to kep them from putting a publicoption in place. hey don't want real competition. lehrer: and nolan finley in fact, weeard again today th president sort pushingback -- especially othe insurers, making that part of the date now. what jumps out at you in trms of the specific pieces of the reform package? >> ll, i think

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you are protestin again the messiah,hen is a mob. ithought, here we are, the administtion attacking ordinary citizens who go out and express their citizenship by speaking their minds and protting government policies. it is ironic that this attack on them comes from the administrationed by a man whe first job, as i remember, was community organizer, which, if i underand correctly, is a guy o goes out to oinary citizens, ganizes them to go out and speak their minds and protest agait authoty. i do find it rath curious. >> evan? >> momand paranoia are not new, theresomething about american culture right now tt gives y -- it encouragesou to be as angry as you want all the time. incivility is nd of limitless. michael steele says that to say that this is some sort of iscabal is baloney. leme read "washington post" columnist even pearlstein. "the efforts are so cynical and disingenuous thathey are only an effort to gain partisan it an edge. they have given up any pretense of being yal opposition and have become political terrosts willing say

two firefighters died yesterday hen their truck drove over the side of the road and three people were burned on saturday after refusing to evacuate. and tonight the los angeles county sheriffs office says five other people who did not heed evacuation orders two days ago are now trapped in a canyon. they are trapped right now and rescue crews cannot get to them. the flames are burning along a 20-mile path north of los angeles. 21 homes have been destroyed and more are in harm's way. thousands of people have been forced from their homes. >> i want to urge everyone to follow evacuation orders. we read stories after stories where people don't evacuate and get in to trouble. some have been burned and suffered severe wounds because they didn't evaate. we want to urge everyone to listen to law firm and to the fire officials and to get out of the homes when they are told. >> reporter: the governor has issued emergency declarations for four counties. the fire north of los angeles and the angelos national forest is the largest of at least eight fires burning right now in the state. >> we will w

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. >> moyers: when they're youn >>hen they're young, and to returno that place of hurt.to try to understand it. not to blame anyone. but to try to understandt. ether that's a metaphoric return, or whetherhat's literally goinback to ohio and walking up theteps of your father house and knocking on the door, and talking to h honestly about whayou're experience was as small child. whever it is. it's often getting or those early negative experienc, if you had them it's very...t least i experienced with these 40 people as a very cmon theme. d people sometimes discovere those early hurts inhe process of thenterviewing. that some story that they ha toldany, many, many times bere, which was a positive, affirmative, optimisc story. they discover thunderbelly of, as we talk. and the discery of that underbelly iuminates their reasons for moving forwardow. >> moyers: so,hen they identify tse wounds, and they begin to open them, at happed? what do theyell you happened in enabling them to goorward? >>ell, let me just give you an example. there's a puic health doctor, 67 years old, from

i'm not insulting the toledo hud hens but they're a double a baseball team.t they think about the new york yankees doesn't matter. i hate to brag, but we're the highest rated cable news program 30 and younger and highest for all not on fixed news. and fixed news is now catering to tin foil and ratists, it is not a news organization, making this show the highest-rated news program period. more importantly, the toledo mud hens are a double a baseball team. triple a. they have been since the reclassifications, triple a, single a, went into effect in 1946. bill-o can't tell a single a from a double a. this from bill o'reilly, who claimed he got a tryout for a pro contract from the new york mets in 1970 or 1971 and told author marvin kitman, he was warming up on one of the mounds in the bull pen at shea stadium, when next to him another young pitcher, who o'reilly insisted nobody ever heard of was also warning up, who he revealed was tom seaver, who would have been in his fourth season with the mets, including the year he led them to the miracle www.msnbc.com win

a sarah alin gve t a nw dimension hen she put on her blog that this amountedto death panels. pete: what i the public policy reas for doing this other than doctors say they do th alread and want to be rembursed, but why he this in the health cre plan? >> you can say that -- anth may be lso why people -- criti are nervous about it. in the context of a cost cutting program, yo know, a lot money can bespent at e end of life, keeping life support on somebody w everyone knows is ing to die. so you could say it's a rudent policy decision to mak. pete: but the goal is to fnd out if peop want this sort of -- f the end of their live or not. >> the fear isby being counseled you're going tbe compelled. >> we've seen obama alk a lot this wek, is he trying to regain the momentum, hashe had any luck any signs they'r back onmessage and have sort of stered the debate back to where they wanit? >> well,t certainly is the case that he kind of jumd right into the debate th week in a way th he hadn't befor and he didseem a littlebit taken abk by hw much blowback thereas on the bill and it wasn't u

mac hen mac henry, birthplace of the "star-spangled banner." >> the barracks was established to defend the nation's capitol, and because this is the oldest post of the corps, because most of our history comes from this place from the 19th century, we started holding parades to show people what we're all about. >> good evening, ladies. welcome to marine barracks, washington. >> every friday evening over the summer, the public is invited to visit the post to watch the evening parade. >> what's really nice about marine barracks, washington is that we treat all of our guests with the utmost respect. they receive all military courtesies, customs. welcome to the barracks. have a great night. whether you're 5 years old or 85 years old, officer enlisted, we welcome everyone aboard equally and we try to show them the hospitality they would get anywhere when you invite people to your home. >> need any assistance? main gate 4 south. actually that's going to be right here, ladies. the reason we escort the ladies while we're outside on 8th street is to demonstrate propriety and courteousness. durin

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. >> it makes you appear re hen sieve. of course i double lock the doors. every once in a while you hear a sound out back and flip the back porch light on to see. living this close i would be worried they will run away and if this is the last place they will come to is across the street. >> they are recovering and the prison has been on lockdown since tuesday. the exact cause of the riot is still under investigation. >>> the pennsylvania health club where three women were shot and killed welcomed back its members today. the la fitness allowed members back in after three weeks after a gunman opened fire on a class full of women. members commented on how they feel going back inside that gym? >> it is a terrible tragedy. i think everyone coming in will have a sad heart at first. but i think we all have to move on. >> that shooter killed three women and wounded nine others. he then turned the gun on himself. >>> the fbi expresses outrage against scotland officials for the release of a lockerbip bomber. he told scotland's justice minister the release gives comfo

that's why we emphasize at exci exercise er inthe mo infr ic hen in frederick and it is still heat index of 102 wndo in fredericksburg. for tonight, partly cloudy, still muggy. a few thunderstorms are possible. low temperatures 68 to 76. we'll come back. we'll track some of those thunderstorms on live doppler. also talk about the meteor shower as well. derek. >> thanks. three people are hospitalized after a carbon monoxide leak is found at an ocean city hotel. it happened this morning at the americans hotel on the board walk. ocean city police say they found the relatively high levels of the deadly gas on the three highest floors of the seven story building. >> we were just woke up and the alarm went off and we ran down the stairs. >> the source of that leak is still under investigation. >>> an update now on an explosion that destroyed a dc home. 9news now learned that mechanical failure was the cause of the blast. dc fire says a failure in the pipe leading to the heating system caused a gas buildup. investigators say nearby construction on nebraska avenue not a factor. that homeowner wa

here is john hen dillon. >> it's the end of the road for cash for clunkers. >> it's the beginning of the last day. >> reporter: here at this toyota dealership they counted down the hours and the deals. >> people were making deals one after another. people had two or three deals at once. >> when i heard about the monday deadline i decided to come. >> reporter: with 18 locations they have sold 1464 cars through the cash for clunkers program, 80% of overall sales. but getting the government to make good on up to $4,500 per car has been slow going. >> how many of those have you been paid for? >> nine. >> the federal government o's you for almost 1400. >> correct. >> reporter: that's $5.8 million they have tied up in government ious. >> we never ever dreamed it would be tied up for as lock as it is. >> reporter: then there is the paperwork. a dozen forms for each sale. the sales end but they'll stop taking clunkers and spend the last day processing paper. they sold 53 cars yesterday, at this location, they are likely to sell that many today as they are running out of cars. this lot is usu

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john hen driven reports. >> reporter: the skies darkened over los angeles as rural wildfires turned deadly raining ash on the city. >> near mount gleason in the angeles national forest two of our firefighters were in a vehicle and went over the side. both of them suffered fatality, life-ending injuries. >> reporter: the fire consumed more than 71 square miles, destroyed at least 18 structures and is threatening some 12,000 homes. fire officials say it's now endangering emergency communications facilities on nearby mount wilson. the air quality around pasadena was so thick it grounded dc 10 tankers that were dousing the fires with flame retardants. >> the emergency declaration will help to cut through the red tape and free up additional resources. >> reporter: homeowners worked feverishly to protect their property. >> i'm trying my best to see what i can do to save my home. i got three kids. i got to bring them back. >> they said it's going to the burn to the wall of our house. they are going to hit it at the last minute. >> reporter: this family moved here just a week ago. >> a lot of mixe

>>ot as much as otherpeople thin this time last week, i would have been surpsed to len that hen waxman, the chairman of the energy committee in t house, and a blue dog democrats would come gether on a plan. the stuff that is happening over there and the fact tha you have the republicans in the senate still at the table suggests that this thing is comi together. what you are getting, slowly by slowly, r buy-i from y elements ihe congress. think it will be in a different in la fallhen they produce the final product. >> chles? >> i tnk the wheels are coming off, and it not from advertisements from repubcans, not fr the blu dogs, not from the insurance companies, isrom the congressional budget office, nonpartisan. they came at three tes with findgs that are just devastating. th sticker. --he sticker pce is$1.60 trillion, then 10 da ago, they saidbama's miracle cure, a committee of exper to make cuts to medicare,s not going to do a damn thingand thirdly, it said in a lter last sunday thn the out years, the deficit wl produce will be even larr. numbers like that -- youannot have alan that wi

like for instance,hen he saw battlespatenkim he thought itas brilliant technique t very bad propaganda. he thought it wasoo hey-handed. he sai if it had been less heavy-nded, softer on th propanda side but just as much technique it cod have accomplished far more. >> rose: i can't imagine s there anybody at was better ppaganda than he was, all it be for evil purpos. >> yes, ectly. well, younow, what he coidered the greatest piece of propaganda of the war and he spent along time ying to duplicate it was wiiam wyler's mr miniver. that rlly stirred up the home fro. >> rose: so he new cinema too. >> that real boned up the home front. in engla and he spent a loof his career tryingo rereate a mrs. miniver f germany. >> rose: so the cinema idea is there. revenge is there >> yeah. >> rose: the is dir dozen. there st of t cher o key idea whi is we're going go in there, we're going kill them. we're not taking prisoners and 're going toscalp them andeave a mark. >> thedea behind them doing an apache resistanc is the idea that it, you know, they will ambusheven soldiers, say,hey will kill them take

media reports say the air traffic controller at teterboro airport was on the phone with his girlfriend hen this small plane and helicopter collided, killing nine people. the federal aviation administration has suspended two employees over that deadly mid-air collision over new york's hudson river. the air traffic controller, and an airport supervisor who wasn't in the building at the time, but was supposed to be, have both been placed on administrative leave with pay. >> the faa has the right and the responsibility to discipline their people if they violate the rules. but this -- it has a smell to it if you will to have this happen so close, the accident. it is as if they were trying to find somebody to blame. >> reporter: before maybing the call, the controller had handed off the monitoring of the small plane to newark airport. minutes later the plane collided with the helicopter. >> faa to sit there and allude or make accusations that the controller had anything to do with this accident is absolutely absurd. and, you know, it's very insulting. >> reporter: in a recent statement, the faa

according to investigators, hen the mayor tried to intervene, the man beat him with a metal object. >> my niece was there and stood there while this was going on, and got on the cell phone and was calling 911, and saying to the guy, the cops are coming, and ultimately, he came and came towards her, but essentially took off when he heard the sirens. >> he is somebody the police department is familiar with as one of their local knuckleheads. and tonight he was a violate and vicious thug. that's how he behaved. >> after a 13-hour search, police caught up with the suspect. police say the man has a lengthy record. no word when he'll face new charges. >>> closed for business, at least for the day. why city employees in chicago had to take the day off with no pay. >>> and just in time for back to school. a debit account that lets mom and dad see what their college kids are spending money on. >>> but first, we'll get a check on the weather conditions. head over to cromwell elementary school in towson where it is 87 degrees. stay with us. we're right back. what's that smell? take control of tr

. >>> a man died in a back riverboating accident. 26-year-old scott yeggi was being pulled hen he fell off a large inner tube. the boat operator turned around to get him and he felt a bump under the boat near a propeller. other people on the boat saw a motionless yeggi floating on the water. police say they smelled alcohol on the boat operator's breath. he was arrest and charged with operating a vessel while unthe influence of alcohol. >>> a carbon monoxide leak pointed ten people this morning on shipp friend road at the commons white marsh. the leak came from two hot water heaters with clogged filters. the six adults and four children were treated at area hospitals. >>> and police are searching for a man who robbed a woman at knifepoint outside of the anne arundel mills mall. the victim works in the mall and was walking to her car when the suspect pulled out a knife and took her purse. police say the suspect left the area in a brown pickup truck with a loud exhaust. they also apparently know who the man is, but will not release his name until he has been arrested. >>> police have also

and then hen we ask, how do you feel he is doing in erms of handling the health care dbate, it drops dn to 46 approv. so y can see that the public still lis him, and that's he go news for the white hse beuse they're going to have him selli this thing right after his vacation. but nterms of th detals, the public is cnfused at aminimum and upset in many instances. gwen: peter, presumely thefolks inhe white house are looking at numbers of thr own which reflect e same kind of erosion. do they have a plan ofwhat to do oer than ripping up the tros of the democratic national comttee as he did sterday? that's part of the ply. as a certain point, the white house is ognizant tha the idea of a bpartisan plan is unlikely. in the end, it's ging a democrats-only ill. they have 60 votes in the senate and they have a sizble majority in the house. they're not going to sayhat when people ask themhat. no, of cour we want a bipartisan pn. you heard thepresident yesterday, look, he sa the republicans have made a calculated decision to denyme a victory ju as tey did with clinn in the 1990s. you can hear i

standing in front of the congregation look back inman me get to that shall not steal c2 lansdown bachelet henyou will know those of you when that would steal the bicycle. next ricci sits in the front and looks at the back and the rabbi and anxious to know of this trick worked catches him at the outside on the way out and said did it work? you would not believe it, it worked like magic. when we got to daschle not commit adultery, i remember where i left my bike. [laughter] where is the experiment in this thing? so, we got people to come to the left and we said we have to experiment for you today. we ftap the people to recall ten books they read in high school and the other have to recall the ten commandments and by the way nobody can recall the ten commandments in people invented all kinds of interesting commandments. , after they tried to recall the ten commandments we shredded the piece of paper, no cheating whatsoever. it wasn't as if the people who remembered more commitments presumably the more religious loans cheated less and the ones who remembered view cheated more. nobody cheated afte

less thaa month later,hen one my arteries sdenly ut do, open heart surgery saved my life. those skilled physicns and hospital stilllow in my family's memory. but the dual crisis in our lives st tens of thousands of dollars. when the iurance came through, bathed a sigh of relief. the economist and nobel laureatepaul krugman, ys that's thehing about health insunce; you'll never know when y will need it. if you nd it and don't have it, you'ren deep, deep trble. th'shahappened tthe families tt u willeein is wees oaas thfimaker roger weisbe, whose workasong been decated to putting a hum ce on publ polic traveled the country to meet people who desperately needed healtcare that they couldn't afford. what they went throu and what they had tsaabout it is potent reminders that the need r heal care reform is a national emergency. here's a look at "critical condition." >> joe and i have been together 22 years. they say you find one love in life. for me it was joe. >> just go to the next one. >> what are you doing, playing with it? my christmas tree? >> joe was a doorman for almost 15

vodka and smoked marijuana before her mini van, going the wrong way on a highway for aost two mis, heninto an suv, killing her and seven others. >> and i'm not saying that test is wrong yet. but something had to happen. this is not a woman who would jeopardize five children. >>reporter: daniel shuler insisted when he left his wife the morning of the fatal crash she was fine. shuler's attorney said he may ask for a second independent autopsy as his client struggles to make sense of all that he's lost. >> i don't know what to say about that. i promised my wife i would raise my son the way she wanted me to. >> that's news 4 at 4:00. news 4 at 5:00 starts right now. >>> tonight at 5:00, new guidelines for schools as students prepare to return to class with a wine flu approaching. >>> a fall in the nation's unemployment as employers scale back in the number of layoffs. >>> and new information

elsewhere, a hen adopted ducklings sitting on them until they hatched. >> mother nature. >>> the first half of the story is like the reverse of babe, right? >> yeah, that's right. >> and just checking. >>> spider-man is spinning his way back into the macy's day parade. >> he was retired until '98 and sony is going to let the hero come back to the show. >> the new balloon has a muscular spider-man and it will be here in 2010 and 2011. >> is this partially from the movie. >> well, it goes. >>> eyewitness news sports is live at camden yard answer mark -- and mark viviano is spinning the oriole's story. >>> well, the trade winds blow through the park and a slugger is coming through detroit and we'll have the details on the trade and earlier, i caught up with mcgahee. that's ♪ ♪ i always feel like (announcer) it's right here, it's easy... ♪ somebody's watching me. ...it's the money you could be saving wh h geico. ♪ who's watching? ♪ tell me who's watching. ufuffled music (announcer) 's's right here, it's easy... ♪ i always feel lik somebody's watchg g me. ♪ it's the money you could be savin

i'd like to be a fly on the wall .hen you show it in germany.el i have to deal with it, but if you think about it, all right, you know, other thanhe 'resibilities of jews, if you're hlking about anybody that's had bringing down the third reich eichkilling the third reich eantasies, it's the last couple generations of germans. >> that's true. >> they lived under this -- you know, they had nothing to do with them. just the fact that, like, the -- the german actors that i've it's, with, all right, it's, like, almost all of them at one naze or another wore a nazi auseorm before in movies because that's the part they're asked to. they hate that stuff, all right? to. they hate that stuff, all right? >> uh- they were, like, you know, we couldn't do this movie in germany. they have be too respetful about the whole situation. the fact that you're doing the way you're doing it, it couldn't be done in germany. >> that's great. there's a bar in berlin named after you. >> it's called tarantino's. >> had you been there before? >> i lived there when i was ther

police were called to a home in the 100 blo ock pfla szaeetrtck when they ar r hen they arrived, they foundiv the body of-old m 2anarye-old. . officers remov twoed pit bulls . aypo.helime poliayce m t sivanheited lce th. dogs under sdollti und veatstin h e oavinhecrewn t way to the scene. we'll bring you more details as soon as they become available. meanwhile, new details about an accident on the metro tracks that killed a worker. he was hit last night whe working between the vienna and dunn loring stations in virginia. julie parker is live with what metro says went wrong here. >> an internal investigation is under way but the g.m. says there was no equipment failure. on the end of metro's orange line this morning, trains rushed by. passengers bought smartrip cards. it appeared to be a typical monday. but it's not. late last night, a metro worker was killed while workington the tracks. >> it's a series of events with the metro system that makes you a little uneasy like you never know what's going to happen. >> officials say a 21-year veteran was doing maintenance on the track at abou

hen shin-soo choo with a home run. a couple of his former teammate in the mariner's system.t night. cabrera and choo both coming up in the seattle system, just like adam jones. 2 down, bases empty, and there is ball one, low. adam took an 0-3 in his return to the line-up last friday night. he was five game with the spit back with result of the back spasms he suffered during the game last sunday? chicago. and there is a strike. it has been a tough month of august, but, maybe the rest will invigorate the swing and he will find the stroke down the stretch. orioles playing their 131st game. >> buck: if everyone left after this game, everybody would love to finish up on a high note, bring some momentum into the off-season. >> jim: manager dave trembley on the bench with rick kranitz, and the pitch taken low. >> buck: but kranitz has really had his work this year with all the pitchers coming through. >> jim: but he knows this group has talent, and if they have talent, you can work with them. and a 2-out work. orioles have a base runner in 1st. take a look at the cleveland defense.