castroneves, indy 500 winner a winner at texas motor speedway.mmate ryan briscoe finishes second. welcome to the family -- new jets head coach rex ryan met yankees skipper joe girardi before the game. a-rod had gone 43 at-bats without a homer. not anymore. that's off david price. price gave up only one earned run in 5 2/3 innings pitched. willie aybar off cc sabathia, three-run shot. rays up 5-3. cc eight innings, five runs, four earned, tied at 5-5 in the ninth, joe dillon r.b.i. single against mariano rivera. the rays got four runs off rivera. yankees mounted a comeback in the bottom of the ninth. tying run at the plate. robbie cano hits it hard but b.j. upton tracks it down. tampa holds for a 9-7 win. the yankees this season have dropped 9-11 to the rays and red sox. meanwhile, tampa 10-6 against new york and boston but three games under .500 against everyone else. >> the rangers had their eyes set on a second straight win over boston. jon lester had his eyes set on a perfect game. struck out 11 perfect batters. he was perfect through four inn

virgin islanders today and in the past and from the then danish west indies who have and continue to contribute much to our nation and have spoken of many of them on several occasions. people like casper holstein, congressman payne mentioned raymond jones, emil griffin, tim duncan, many, many others. one, denmark vecsey, was born in st. thomas and settled in charleston, south carolina, one of my favorite cities. settled interest in 1783. 17 years later he brought his freedom and inspired, i'm sure by the 1733 african rebellion of st. john and the 1791 successful african rebellion in now haiti, he also planned a well-known slave uprising that was to have taken place in 1822, but was thwarted. i would be truly remiss if i didn't speak briefly about alex ander hamilton who was born in what is now the independent nature of st. kitts and who spent his formative years in st. croix before coming to new york and eventually becoming, quote, arguably the most important figure in american history who never attained the presidency but had a far more lasting impact than many who did. alexander ha

floor a very good bill, his help and he help of his staff working with our staff has really been just indy spenceable to the progress of this effort, three minutes to the gentleman from missouri, the chairman of the house armed services committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. skelton: i thank the gentleman for yielding. this measure before the house today is very well one of the most important pieces of legislation we will consider regarding national security. i first must compliment the chairman, compliment his staff as well as the staff of the armed services committee who worked diligently to craft this piece of legislation. it's very important because pakistan is very important. pakistan is important to the middle east and our intentions there, their cooperation, of course, is so very, very important. this legislation gives economic and democratic development assistance to that country. what is, of course, of great interest to me is the security assistance that we have given pakistan. some $400 million. i will leave it to the chairman, the

. jo he went off feliciano indi.nd he hit the two run home run -- >> jim: he went off feliciano, and he hit the two run home r. >> gary: he has faced hernandz before. he has good numbers off this 34-year-old right-hander. it will be huff, mora and sco. they put a modified shift on aubrey huff. as he shortstop cora moves towards the bag in right. otherwise, huff feels swung around, but not the big shift we've seen other teams lose. >> jim: probably swung around more in the outfield. you hardly see your left fielr play that far. they are -- they are saying we hope you hit a little softball down there or something. i think it was a very close pitch in the first inning for strike 3 to markakis, and he's going to take advantage of the corners. >> gary: 3-2 delivery, that is outside of first base. murphy coming over to get it. huff will be followed by mora and scott. markakis ahead of him. two of the big power bats in e lineup. you see the numbers through5 games from '07 throug

. >> first time shaq's been at an indy race.under 50 laps to go, pit stop under caution, ryan briscoe leads coming into the pit, helio castroneves in second but castroneves pits closer to pit out, he takes the lead from his teammate, helio takes the checkered flag. team penske finishes 1-2 in the race with ryan briscoe finishing second. castroneves the new winner, briscoe in second, scott dixon third. >> welcome to the family. jets head coach rex ryan meeting yankees skipper joe girardi before the yanks-rays game. a-rod breaks a scoreless tie in the second. 43 at-bats without a homer, hits his eighth off the year off david price. in the sixth, cc sabathia serves one to willie aybar. ayb bar's fourth of the year. 5-3 rays. cc, eight innings, five runs, four earned. 5-5 in the ninth, joe dillon, his third hit of the game. tampa four runs in the ninth off mariano rivera. yanks let threaten in the bottom of the ninth. tying run at the plate, robbie cano drills it to center, b.j. upton an eventful ninth inning in the field holds onto

the same year as [inaudible] and heat arrived in philadelphia as you said after a shipwreck in the indies. but you didn't mention much about his encounters with george washington, who i read several places and also in the beautiful book that was given commemorating the 400 years of poland and america which was rendered to all of us at the celebration on the second of october of last year with a commemorative poland in my stat of virginia in jamestown in 1608. but george washington as reported in the book celebrating the great poles in history to have given kosciuszko to pistols, they were not the pistols he gave to little turtle, were they? [laughter] >> i think they are now in a military museum in wausau and in addition to that he gave a sword with an inscription and kosciuszko was actually at the tavern when george washington said goodbye to the troops, and in fact he gave kosciuszko -- kosciuszko was made a member of the board of cincinnati, and washington when he was saying goodbye actually slated a hearing on his finger and said in the book the irony of this is it was as if washingt

and dixon wins the 19th indy series race.ng a series record. >> and this is what we are watching for tomorrow. u.s.a. and brazil in the final of the federal ration's cup. and landon donovan and what the match has done for the u.s. >> clearly it's earned us more respect. how much? who knows. but our goal is not to beat spain and not give it our best shot. we don't often get to the finals. and this is our first major final in a real tournament ever. and we want to take advantage. a big challenge against brazil. >> if you want to be the best team you have to beat the best team. if you want to win a cup or championship it is never easy. that in and of itself gives us can have deputies. >> the final against brazil is something all of our players have dreamed about and this is an opportunity that's very important for our united states soccer. >> u.s. 1-13 versus brazil all-time including 0-3 in the cup. and the only win was one. >> and still to come the rangers appear to be heating up after a recent offense of drought. they were un

you know how hard it is to get upstanding doctors to move into these rural the indies. -- these rural communities. i don't justify stealing indian artifacts if that is what happened here, but nor do i want to put you through a lot of pain, i just hope you will do something about that type of activity. you can bring all force you want against regulars and people who are violent felons where people might be in danger, but in this case, there is not the slightest possibility anybody could have been in danger. >> we want to use the appropriate amount of force necessary and we also want to keep in mind the responsibility i have to make sure the lives of law enforcement officers engaged -- >> i'm with you, but in that instance -- let me change the subject for a moment. i'm concerned about the state secrets privilege. the department justice has been conducting a review of cases in which the state secrets privilege have been invoked by the bush administration. in the first 100 days of the obama administration, the justice barker has defended his three times. i have no problem with that out. -

. >> indy, your honor and indeed the changing of the rules would be to say let's hold an election, then let's figure out what all the counties did, create an amalgam of that and then apply that standard to the past election. the clearest way to avoid a problem under the due process laws and under the case of a roe versus alabama and briscoe and griffin is to have the court enforce the law as it is written and this court has made crystal clear through a series of cases that when it comes to absentee -- the requirements for absentee voting, there is mandatory requirements with the voters responsibility to comply with those provisions. and the clearest way to -- cannot counsel, i want your sides to that and a lot because that's a question i asked contestants to address on rebuttal. so when you cytec, what is your authority that it is mandatory and, in fact, the change would be to a substantial complaint instead of strict compliance? >> i would point you to wickelman, the city of lendrum in which this court said and i quote the provisions of election laws for required acts to be done and im

we surveyed all state dot's indie sambar and again in january. the simmer of 2008 and january of this year. for a listing of projects that the state dot said would meet the qualification designed, engineered, completed right away acquire down to final design engineering, and all that is lacking is the money. and they gave us, gave our committee, chaired on both sides, that information. bentley said all right, now the governor must sign off on two documents. the document of the program of projects to be carried out under the 8020 program and the want to be carried out under the 100% recovery act funds. and the same with the transit agencies. because we don't want job substitution. we don't want project substitutions. this is going to be net new jobs created. and in our reporting, we are watching very carefully and will have more complete information or more advanced information in our next reporting period. we are very alert to that issue. we also want to know, and i have heard from some members, there's a some state in which projects are being eq

1746, the same year as pilaski and he arrived in philadelphia as you said after a shipwreck in the indies. you didn't mention much about his encounters with george washington, who i read several places and also in the beautiful book that was given commemorating the 400 years of poland in america, which was rendered to all of us had the celebration on the 2nd of october of last year where they commemorated poland in my native state of virginia in georgetown of 1608 but george washington is purported in that book, celebrating the great poles in american history, to have given kosciuszko two pistols. they weren't by chance the two pistols he gave to little turtle, were they? [laughter] >> i don't think so. i think those pistols are now in the military museum in warsaw. >> oh, really? >> in addition to that, he gave him a sword with an inscription on it and kosciuszko was actually at france's tavern when george washington said goodbye to the troops. and, in fact, he gave -- 'cause kosciuszko was made a member of the order of the cincinnati. and washington, when he was saying goodbye to him, a

indy 500 my favorite joke as we have been over-lawyered since thomas jefferson, and we are going to getinto the kind of teacher that you turned out to be. first let me explore a little bit more about this campaign. i was intrigued by the mystery judge. >> guest: yes. >> host: i've always felt judges can hardly purge themselves entirely of their political instincts, the politics is in their soul. i wish you would talk about this advice from this mystery judge who found you and apparently is the only real adviser other than the students you ever had. >> guest: while i don't know why should use his name. >> host: why not asking his name, we want him to keep his job. [laughter] >> guest: we do. the judges are largely elected in many seats, so they are political animals and he had been involved deeply with the democratic party. of course had to step away from that once he became a judge. but i know he kept his eye on it. his wife was a middle school teacher of course he had heard about me. and he wanted to meet with me to see how serious eyeballs. he said he needed to look me in the eye to s