jack was a close ally of the legendary farm organizers cesar chavez. he said in his proudest accomplishments in 1975 of the landmark agriculture labor relations act and provided tough labor protections who had been abused and mistreated for decades in california's pastures of the plenty. jack henning ended his farewell speech at the california labor federation in 1996 with and by suspension of the laws of nature if i were young again i would follow no other -- no other course, except the flag of america and the flag of labor. the labor movement was blessed to have him as a leader. as distinguished as he was on behalf of workers, jack made other contributions to his state and his nation in which we are all grateful. before taking the presidency of the california federation of labor, jack served president kennedy and johnson as undersecretary of labor and was appointed by president johnson as the ambassador to new zealand in 1967. jack was also a distinguished regent at the university of california for a dozen years during which he helped lead the fight

jack cust will come in. consecutive walks and a hit batter and thisinning is really beginning to deteriorate for rich hill. a based loaded walk and a bases loaded hit. this is bobby crosby coming up. the 7th batter in this inning. and that one is low. >> now it's really difficult for rich hill because the umpire, he's not seeing too many strikes and he's not going to get the borderline calls. >> and there is a strike. 1-1. the athletics in the game on friday night against jeremy guthrie scored 6 in the bottom of the 1st. guthrie lasted two-thirds of an inning. and last night it was one run in the first against berken but then four in the third and four in the fourth. and so the athletics a team that has not hit much on the year. last in the league in average, really have found their strokes against the orioles starting pitching in this series. and that ball is lined foul down the leftfield line. it was out over the plate and crosby pulled it. >> i have to tell you, this road trip is a surprise after the 5-2

jack cust used to be an oriole at one point. boy, does he produce. >> jim: 5th inning against hendrickson, matt holliday, two men on, he goes deep almost to the same spot into same shot. ball does not carry here as well if oakland but you would never have thought that by the way you saw tonight. >> jim: and here is the orioles' run. wouldn't you know it, another homerun for luke scott. he goes deep. that avoided the shutout for the orioles. >> rick: 13 homerun of the season. luke scott now has 8 homeruns in his last 9 games. >> jim: since coming off the disabled list, a week ago, 8 homeruns for luke scott. guthrie just goes 2/3 inning. he takes the loss and the orioles held to just one run on five hits. orioles have now lost three of four games on this road trip. let's head back to oakland now and rejoin gary thorn and buck mart martinez. >> gary: there are pitchers in major league baseball that like to see other teams and teams that would rather not see them. dallas braden is one of those pitchers that the oriole was like to mi

jack hannahan will take the bat.eam has the lowest batting average and the fourth fewest runs scored. that is inside for a ball. hannahan and the warm-up action begins with mark hendrickson, the batter. runner at second base. that is in there for a strike. 2-1. guthrie game in with opponents hitting .274 off him. left handers at 3-7b9 .269 and right handers, .278. that one hit in the air to centerfield. going back is jones again. this time, he has some room. he will make the catch. the runner halfway, cunningham will go back to second base. this is not a ballpark that is noted as a hitter's yard. today maybe an exception because it has been a very warm day and there is no marine layer expected to move in here tonight which brings that damp cloud off the pacific which generally keeps the ball in the park and it's tough to get it out. the ball will carry as well as you can see it. >> buck: and it has. just about this time, it starts to become a real pitcher's ballpark. has not been the case tonight. >> gary: it may not

no one on base, the orioles go into the overshift on jack cust.rtstop andino on the second base site and there is wigginton in shallow rightfield. fouled back, it's 0-2. >> buck: you look at the shift, wigginton out there in shallow rightfield and cust has always been a notorious all or nothing type of guy. he has patience. he'll take his loss but he'll also strike out a lot, but with that you get some pop. >> jim: 0-2. and that's outside. 1-2 on jack cust. who is a former first round draft pick. sliders in the dirt. the draft comes up on tuesday. jack cust, in 1997 out of high school was taken in the first round by the arizona diamondbacks. and he went to high school in summerville, new jersey and was drafted by arizona. hit to first. salazar plays the pop and brian bass has a very good inning. three up and tree down. third inning coming up. wigginton, andino and joans will bat. the birds down by 3. - it's on. - totally on. jimmy, it's on. - it's on. - oh, yeah, it's on. affirmative, it's on. announcer: southwest airlines announces new service ou

he will be jack goldstone of george mason university at about 745 a.m. eastern. in the meantime we will get an update on iran now joining us by phone from to buy. -- from dubai. is the middle east correspondent for the los angeles time. when did yoyou last leave iran? guest: friday morning. the situation in iran is extremely tense right now. it appears the protests have died down. there was a series of mass protests as well as sporadic rioting, clashes in the streets among security forces and demonstrators as well as the sydney-official pro-government militias. -- semi-official pro-hamas militias. there is a sweeping crackdown. supporters of the mousavi . there are many people being harassed. many people have heard the news. yes debate eight staffers of the british embassy, local iranian staffers have been arrested and presumably some continue to be jailed on charges or accusations that they were fomenting this recent unrest. host: it says the government is deeply concerned about the arrest of british employees in tehran. if it is getting in the quieter on the st

jack led the american league in walks. cust also hit 33 home runs. >> we've had jack cust here. i love the guy. he was a great kid to have on the ball club. if he is the i pit my of a mistake hitter. he had only 77 rbis. that surprised me because not a lot of people on base when he hits his home runs which tells me with nobody on base he gets more fastballs and he can do that. he led the american league in strikeouts last year. it's a mystery to me how he could lead them at the same time and walk. it doesn't make sense to me at all. he looks for the ball in a certain situation. big time hitter. if he guesses right he can hurt you. but the big upper cut swing you have to throw him up in the strike zone to get him off the fastball and keep off speed stuff and low stuff down. low fastballs you're in trouble. >> another player that did that was babe ruth. >> when we come back weerl look at jeremy guthrie's per performance. (announcer) you do have health insurance don't you? if you don't, now you're in luck. carefirst bluecross blueshield can cover you for as little as $75 a month. d

jack griffins comic misadventures also confirmed to ugly truths that i have long suspected.irst, that you cannot escape your inheritance. genetic and other. and second, even more terrifying, you probably can't even escape your in-laws. not a short story, in other words. and definitely off the bike path. thank you. [applause] >> thank you so much, rick. i'm glad to see gold target was dead on. and also i just have to say that's a hell of a wedding where a pulitzer prize winning author is put at the leftover table. [laughter] >> i don't get invited to those type of weddings. next author we're going to introduce is gail collins. gail has been on the show quite a bit. and i was just telling her backstage that my favorite line of the 2008 presidential campaign of all the lines that were written, and so many people wrote so many lines. this was at the point after barack obama had been beaten by hillary clinton in pennsylvania and ohio, west virginia, all of the political commentators were talking about how it was that angry white male that was not ready to vote for president obama

adam kennedy, jack cust and matt holliday, 2, 3 and 4 against johnson. the orioles in the 9th inning will have scott, mora and salazar due up. and that one is fouled back. kennedy has one of the two hits by the athletics. orlando cabrera has the other. 6 and a third scoreless innings by bass bers -- bass bers. sliced down the leftfield side, out of play. kennedy does a good job looking at the bat and dropping it down leftfield line. that's where his base hit went in the 5th inning. >> buck: he has an upper cut swing and when the ball is away you can take the pitch and loop it down the leftfield line. right of the power is to right and right center. >> jim: outside, 2-2 the count. getting loose in the bullpen. and foul it's -- fouls it off the opposite way. jim johnson, the third reliever used by the orioles in this game. here is the 2-2. hit to centerfield. jones is there. has it for the out, and one down. 2 orioles will be out and about in the community coming up this week. on tuesday you can spend your lunch hour with rich hill at espn zone in the inne

new first baseman jack hannahan takes over for crosby.re is ty wigginton -- brian taking over for ty wigginton. the numbers for brian roberts on the trip, just 2 out of 21. caed 2-1.>> buck: of cour this n'fit pinch hit appearance of the season. 2-2.his is one of those tcwhe if brian would bunt everonce a whe,you mighbe able if doesever try on a bunt for a base hit. 2-2, he got him. and roberts down on strikes. gwgy&rinumber four for mazzaro. >> buck: mazzaro has maintained his velocity late into the ga and"this is a back door breaking ball with a little bit of a cutter, at 86 miles per hour. >> jim: robert andino, the numb9 ut- e the four oriole hits. and sinking fastball didn'torio only 10 runs in the first 5 games on this trip and told held scoreless. lined to rightfield. there is a base hit dino. and didn't come clonthe first two pitches, just protecting the corner and he had a single. >> buck: jones has had a two0 hit game and reimold had the other hit. johnson is loosening up. d that's it for vin zzaro. had a good start. >> jim: bob

. >> gary: jack han ran will get a base hit. his first hit.-3 in the ballgame, leading off bottom half of the 6th inning. the most recent addition, roberto castillo called up today, jamie walker being released by the orioles. the orioles get another left hander in the bullpen. there is davis. he has a single and an rbi and he has lined up that will be fouled back. the name is zoe martinez. she was born last night, weighs 7 pounds, 13 ounces and buck mart necessary is now grand pa buck, congratulations. >> buck: thank you very much. that's an awesome feeling. very proud moment. zoe is doing great. >> gary: fortunately, it was rights here in the state of california. >> buck: yes. >> gary: you were in the right place at the right time, even though he had to leave, he was there. >> buck: i got to there with my son and daughter-in-law. >> gary: now, we have to put it away, college education. >> buck: car. >> gary: new mortgage. >> buck: grand ma is taking care of all of that. >> gary: good. good to know that. yeah. that's great. zoe, 1 ball, 2 stri

his 24th jack leads the majors. the cards win it 7-1. they've won 7 of the last 10 overall.tony larussa one win shy of 2,500 wins. you know that commercial where they call pujols a machine? in his first tn games in june, he seemed like a slightly broken machine. but his last nine games, pujols is back to his unhuman-like efficiency, slugging a thousand with six homers in that span. >> the twins have thrived in interleague play. the astros can't wait to resume the nl portion of their schedule. they've dropped 6 of 7 to the a.l. second home run of the year, astros hold off the twins by a final count of 6-5. it's his first round-tripper since april 25th. lance berkman also went deep, solo jack. >> still to come on espnews, spain continues to unleash the red fury in the confederation red fury in the confederation cup. - ( cheerful tune playing ) - learned how to change my own oil. think i did something wrong! but you know how pricey these german cars are to maintain. right? max: actually, volkswagen has no-charge scheduled carefree maintenance. even the cc. >> i don't think the

jack told me that catholic education, catholic belief. you see, i lived in this country when the church was very prosperous. late 1940s, 1950s, all the way into the 1960s. yes, some things were better and some things were worse. and this is of course particularly difficult for any catholic who honestly thinks he's a catholic because, you know, this brings up another problem. there's always a different between what people think and what they say and act. as it is, of course, the element of hypocrisy. but something deeper and even more dangerous is going along now. when there is a difference between what people think they believe and what they really believe. we must look into the mental bearer, look around us and see that we catholics will be very, not only catholics, true god believers, christians, will be a small minority in the world now in the foreseeable future, you know. we will be a very small minority and perhaps even a dwindling minority. and of course, this has its tremendous shortcomings but it can also be a blessing. because wh

speaker, we lost a lion of the labor movement with the passing of ambassador jack henning. he spent the vast majority of his 93 years fighting for men and women in the fields, factories and loading docks of america. the only thing i loved more than telling labor story to anyone who would hear it would be telling them to those who didn't. jack was a driving force behind the california labor federation, but he served our country in many ways. he was the director of the california department of industrial relations under governor pat brown, undersecretary of labor for president kennedy and u.s. ambassador to new zealand under president johnson. mr. speaker, my thoughts are with jack's family and the millions of americans, most of whom never knew him, who earn a livable wage, work under safer conditions and are able to take their child to the doctor because of the tireless passion of ambassador jack henning. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida rise? mr. stearns: i ask unanimous consent to revise and

i know that all of britain will be proud today that jack would will be decorated by president sarkozy. jack wood's landed on juneau beach on that day, and with his comrades went on to capture five bridges. the hand that will today received the legion of honor from the president of france is the hand which liberated one of the first french villages to be freed. there is an unbroken line from what happened here through to the battle of the bulge and the crossing of the thine. on d-day, the suns of liberation were heard right across europe. resistance fighters began to blow up bridges and railway lines. millions have read that in amsterdam, a young girl, and frank, was inspired to write of the news of the day as too wonderful, almost too like a fairy tale. even at the age of 14, it was a net affirmation that truck -- manteca triumph in the midst of carnage. she wrote, i still believe that people are good at heart. these words, written before her short life ended in a diary she thought nobody would ever read, of those courageous young men and women of 1944, the moral truth that people are

in the words of captain jack fawcett of the first canadian scottish regiment, we were so intent on getting to the beach that even if the engines had stopped or broken down, and sheer will power would have driven the craft a short period -- would have driven the craft ashore. [speaking french] the iron will of those troops, the careful planning of their commanders, and the unwavering support of their fellow citizens back home resulted in victory that day and in the eventual triumph of good over evil in the months that followed. this was the most spectacular achievement, what has famously and rightly been described as the greatest generation. the fathers and mothers of today's leaders, the fathers and mothers of my childhood. it was their most spectacular achievement, but it was certainly not their only achievement. for having fought against oppression, racism, and cruelty here in europe, they would return to canada and turn their resolve to building a society more fair, more equal, and more compassionate than the one that had left behind. with similar commitments, but this time greater pati

hits it past the diving jack hannahan at 3rd base. the thing about markakis hitting in the two spot he doesn't have to think about driving the run or ball out of the ballpark. just good at bats. that will get him back into his good approach. >> gary: adam jones hitting in the third spot. eighth in average in the american league coming in with a .340 number. tremendous early part of the season still underway for him. now markakis gets to look in and see jones rather than the other way around it's been most of the year and a lot of times. talking to adam before the game he was working on his swing. he said my mechanics were getting screwed up a bit. that one will be blocked. so the last couple of days he's been working on shortening up stride and he said my front shoulder was coming up and i was swinging under the ball. i was putting the ball in the air so he's trying to square up and stay balanced and keep the swing a little shorter. >> buck: all of those things will contribute to a long swing. >> gary: runner at 1st base. jones around

here's jack cust. rbi and a ground ball out his first time up. pitch is away.and offense while it has struggled and struggled, they get 44% of their runs on two out base hits. one of the highest numbers in all baseball percentage-wise. they get another one right there. take it down low. 2-0. i guess they've given him a double. >> buck: no error posted on the board. because the ball came sprinting back behind him, kennedy with a double. not necessarily agree with that. >> gary: rbi chance here for cust. jason berken misses with that one and the count goes to 3-0 now. >> buck: you've got to be aware that jack cust is going to have the green light here. base open. right-handed hitter up against holliday on deck. can't just lay one in there. >> gary: six of his nine home runs have been hit here. he will take that one inside for a ball. berken surrender the first walk he's given up in the ball game and put runners on at 1 st and 2nd base. >> buck: this is the third start in his young major league career and gregg zaun caught him for the last two games. had a great g

jack way back, fellow from st. lucia, he was born in 1905, moved up to new york, high school dropout, went to work for a company and worked his way up from a janitor to become a vice president of the firm. became active in politics and he became new york city democratic political leader, loyal to the tamm manny hall -- tamany hall feeaso. jack won seven straight elections to the new york state asimmably representing his harlem district. in 1953 he was elected president of manhattan becoming the first african-american to hold the post. elected more than a decade before the rise of big city black mayors in the 1960's, he was the highest ranking african-american municipal officer in the nation with an annual salary at that time of 25d,000. he was the highest paid black office holder in the country. he served as manhattan burrough president for several terms. and because of his emerging strength, the powers that be interrupted his career and he left. but jack showed that politics was something that many of our caribbea

remember jack measurety stadium in san diego? they put a fence inside the brick fence. you had to hit a ton to get it out of the field. they moved it in, cut off the an -- the end to have corner action. >> bob: this ball is drilled to left center by pena. elijah dukes will pick it up. that's the lead run here in the 8th inning. [cheering and applause] in this series, the nationals have not scored an earned run after the 4 4th inning. >> bob: fastball up in the zone. second ball carlos pena hit hard this series. he hit a home run earlier in the series. he's been kind of quiet with a couple of bunt hits. >> bob: 5-11 in the series with two bunt hits. there's a lot of pressure on the nats bullpen. the nationals have scored one run in this series after the 4 4th inning that was an earned run last night. their bullpen has been outstanding. zobrist 0-2 with a walk. his job if he can't score the runner is to push him to 3rd. this guy is a big, strong power hitting 2nd baseman with 13 home runs. >> bob: popped up, left side, up near in b ring. it doesn't hit anything. willie ha

just when you think he's going to play some small ball on you, he's going to jack one off the left centerfield wall for a double. anderson hernandez having a great night at the plate. >> bob: we like that kid a lot. he's an intriguing player. great speed. my only criticism of him defensively is that on routine plays he probably needs to charge the ball a little more. that will come with experience. he's quick on the double play, good quick hands. here's the veteran lance cormier. he'll let home plate umpire know when he's ready. one out for the rays to win this series and put themselves in position for a sweep tomorrow. >> rob: isringhausen who was hurt before we went to commercial, had elbow problems in the past. i know a lot of guys, especially that are getting up there in years and throwing a lot of pitches, sometimes that adrenaline, just too much for your skeletal frame. >> bob: a reminder that the cal ripken collegiate all-stars will host the valley view stars in waldorf. catch the stars of tomorrow, before they launch their careers. or you can see it live on masn hd at 7:05. one ou

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back-to-back jacks for moralis. angels win it 5-2. easy out there, guys. always a lot of fun until somebody gets hurt. rivera, his eighth home run in june that ties him for the second most in major league baseball. the angels have won six straight and 13 of their last 16. >> the a.l. central leading tigers continue their nine-game three city road trip in oakland. 6-1, they trail. rick had been 7-1 in his last 10 starts, he goes 4 1/3, allowing five earned runs, mark ellis and sweeney both homer. oakland has -- [inaudible] >> back to wimbledon now, serena williams on a collision course with her sister, taking on daniella, first set on serve, serena, big two-handed backhand. set up break points. gees. the ball clips the net, falls in. serena wins the first set. match appoint. second set, crosscourt, backhand coming up here for serena. she dominates it, 56 minutes, 6-4, 6-1. her sister, chasing her sixth wimbledon title. facing former number one anna ivanovic. venus dominating. up 5-love. huge forehand win. takes the first set 6-1. this is the first game of t

also publishing the awaken her the long awaited a memoir by hellman weaver it is about her life with jack kerouac and greenwich village in the fifties and is also involved in the publishing scene in the '50s so it is more than focusing just on jack kerouac but a bigger and literary life in new york and with it which it continues always to be of interest. we are excited about that one. the latest book that just came out is called the people diaries and what he is talking about is at one time everybody was interested in pop culture because they are fascinated by celebrities but he coined the term peep culture that the focus has gone from celebrities to the focus on yourself that you actually can be the celebrity and you can do that by blogs, websites and youtube and videos so it is a commentary what that change and technology has created for a social and cultural life in the u.s. and it is very entertaining and the inserts himself and a lot of scenarios, the blogs all the time he was twittering people's secrets people were asked if they wanted to get a copy today they had to tell us a secre

padilla, a two-run jack. his 13th of the season.lis, oh, boy, back-to-back jacks for moralis. his 13th of the season. the angels win it 5-2. easy, easy out there, guys. >> always a lot of fun until somebody gets hurt. for rivera, his eighth home run in june, that ties him for the second most in major league baseball. the angels have won six straight and 13 of their last 16. >> how about the a.l. central leading tigers. continuing their nine-game three city road trip in. oakland the a's up 5-0. top of the sixth, one out. suzuki, an rbi single. back to wimbledon now, serena williams on a collision course with her sister. taking on daniella, first set on serve. serena, a big two-handed backhand that set up a break point. gees. the ball clips the net, falls in a little luck there. match point here, in the second set, crosscourt, backhand coming up for serena. she dominates in 56 minutes. 6-3, 6-1. her sister chasing her sixth wimbledon title. facing former number one anna. venus dominating. takes the first set 6-1. this is the first gam

jack cust on at first base. there is mat albers warming up. matt holliday said, this week on radio that he -- he said i would assume the smaller market teams, oakland, that is developing into younger players will either trade me at some ., take the draft picks or take the draft picks at the end of the year. he expects that he is going to be going somewhere. he hit, last year, .321 with the rockies at this point, hitting .274 coming into the ballgame. his homerun rate has dropped from 1 every 21 to 1 every 7. but there is no question a number of teams would love to get their hand on matt holliday. 1-2 delivery to him. 2-2. >> buck: you are looking at potential candidates and it would certainly be a rent a player situation for the end of this year as a free agent. how about a st. louis team? right handed hit tore go along and compliment albert pujols. >> gary: 2-2 delivery on the way. >> buck: you can also look at the san francisco giants just across the bay who have a great pitching staff but don't have the offense that holliday would provide.

one of the two leaders entering final round play at the memorial jack's tournament.nd jim furyk one off the lead. tiger among a group of players four shots off the pace. >> i hit it all right today. i had a lot of good putts that were just skirting the edge and then obviously mistake there at 17 three putting. i got myself back in the tournament and i have a shot going into tomorrow. i'm able to now get any ball count up when i'm at home practicing. i'm starting to feel good. i should go out and do some work and post rounds i can start practicing again so i can always fix things that went wrong on the golf course. >> the shell outside of the bettencourt household. a lot of folks wondering who he is. he's tied at the lead for the memorial. a rookie on the pga tour. two-time winner on the nationwide tour. made the cut in fewer than half the events he's entered on tour. a tie for 22 his best career finish at the quail hollow championship this years. >> super regional florida state facing elimination having lost the first game to arkansas. top ninth. two outs, two on flo

i want to call him jack. jack of all trades and master of none.hat is the only way that i can sleep at night. i hope his policies fail. this is the biggest joke on the american people. host: let's go to the democrats' line from chicago. caller: i think under a national health care system there would be stronger incentive to cure diseases, lower the budget, promote healthier food, and to promote healthier lifestyle to lower the budget. under capitalist budgets this is like killing the goose that laid the golden egg. if there were to find a cure for arthritis or otherwise it would cost the medical companies billions of dollars. but it would reduce the budget and free of money to go after the things. as far as the government mismanaging -- in terms of macro-managing things like the space program they have been a very good job. without necessarily going to the private little industries and micro-managing, but it is better that the macro-manage the whole system. all in all, i think international health care system it would free up employers from the bu

. >> gary: the designated hitter, jack cust, with his 9th homerun of the year, three rbis with a homerunandino moved to the other side of the bag and melvin mora is way over. here is the 1-0 delivery. great offspeed breaking ball. cust getting the homerun for the a's now. they have homerd in six consecutive ball games. that is the first time this year they have done that. they come in with the third fewest homeruns in the american league, but in those five, now six games, they have had 11 homeruns. he was trying for another one right there and didn't get it. 1-2. >> buck: and this is the problem for this team. that's why they went in the offseason and made the big trade they did. they got matt holliday from colorado, signed giambi as a free agent, brought in orlando cabrera as free agent and they are still down in the order for the fewest homeruns in the american league. here is the delivery by hendrickson. breaking ball will be taken down low. the homerun ball has really bitten the orioles pitchers as the orioles have surrendered 76 homeruns. only the phillies in the majors have given u

. >> john goodman national center for policy analysis, one of the things that jack kemp was so good at was talking to blue collar workers and explaining why capitalism was good for them and their self-interest and except for a few references to headache i haven't heard anything like that on this panel for days. seems to be no real interest in using the conservative point of view to solve the economic problems ordinary americans face. >> governor? >> well, i do all the time, john. i get to do this by example but no examples come to mind right here but i talk to people all the time what it will mean in their life and if we were for no persuasive reasons dramatically raise the price of energy in our state. i talk to them all the time about why higher taxes not only means a bite out of their paycheck but less chance for their son or daughter to get a job, at least in our state, going forward. and so your question is a very important one, i think we probably didn't give the right illustrations but i think you heard each of us in different ways recognize that be credible and really to earn t

i am a jack kemp republican.et me say that i would not -- i would want to see language on a resolution -- i would not want to ultimately do anything that would suggest i was insensitive to the historic plight of the african-american community in this country, by a i do believe looking backwards, the discussion of reparations and apologies, without acknowledgment of the sacrifices that have been made to advance the interests of african- americans both legislatively and in the civil war, the extraordinary costs don't necessarily contribute to the better angels of our nature. i think we have a long way to go to achieve the ideal of equality of opportunity in this country, we have come a long way toward a more perfect union and we ought to always acknowledge that. >> the house gop conference member, mike pence has been our guest this week. we will be back with our reporters. >> which political position are the republicans and right now? >> frustrated. if they don't have the numbers. democrats in congress and the whit

the jack daniels' seventh inning stretch. jack daniels, tennessee whiskey. bless drink responsibly!it is all orioles right now. >> we are back at camden yards. before making the drive up here to baltimore this morning, the nats' skipper manny acta teamed up with masn to speak to some at-risk kids. now, these youngsters come from troubled back growns, and manny had some words for them about how life is a lot like baseball. >> our message was basically that there are no excuses anymore, and, you know, in this country or in this world for people to do what they wanted to do and life is about choices, and they got to make the rite choices and then those choices, excuses are not included. >> manny also told these kids at boys' town in washington, d.c. to dream big like he did, and he also pointed to d.c. mayor adrian fenty and president obama as role models in washington, d.c. that made good decisions along the way and made our nation's capital proud. bob? >> bob: thank you, debbi taylor. manny very involved in the d.c. community. he has a heart for kids. he has a heart for those less fo

they were there to develop a code that could be deployed ease lip and would not be jacked by japanese cryptographers. they became a team of roughly 400 navajos responsible for building and using their code. their success in that mission helped the marines capture iwo jima. it contributed to the american victory and it

and i'm a jack kemp republican. so let me say i would not -- i would want to see language on a resolution. i would not want to ultimately do anything that would suggest that i was insensitive to the historic plight of the african american community in this country. but i do believe that the but i do believe that the looking backwards, the

i like to be associated as jack kemp did. i learned many lessons from jack kemp in terms of reaching out to minorities, doing whatever we need to do in this country to increase the quality of life in the opportunity for employment, education, regardless of race, color, or creed. host: this coming from one viewer who send in this tweet. this person seems to be most logical republican. how does he get along with his party members? guest: very well. i mentioned in the book that my colleagues on both sides of the aisle, i know i testified up there and much of the testimony was very challenging because republicans and democrats have different points of view with regard to some initiatives we undertook in the department of homeland security. with very few exceptions, not only republicans but democrats, i think treated me with the kind of respect and civility for which i will always be most appreciative. it does not mean we agreed a lot, it just means there was a certain tone in the disagreement that i think is the way we ought to

it had jack ni coleson and can't remember the name of the woman who was the star in there as well. and the family couldn't get the health care they needed because the h.m.o. turned them down. and i believe it was her child who was really hurting. and when she and jack nicholson made remarks about how somebody has to keep an eye on these h.m.o.s in theaters across america, the audience got up and cheered. that's again what we're talking about here today when we talk about public option. every one of us has a friend, a family member, or maybe it's ourselves who has experienced the basic intransigence of insurance companies in providing, even when you have a package of benefits, in providing the kind of care you or a loved one, a member of your family, needs. it's clear in america that the insurance companies -- and they're doing their job, maximizi t

so basically what jack hadley and colleagues to basically say we have to top this off. if we insure than they behave like the others 3900, and i think that in the end because some people were uninsured the whole year only part of the year what they come up with it will add about 122 billion to health spending in 2008 had we had everyone insured. and i think no one has fought with this number at all. as the gold standard we all use. so if you now use this i would say okay suppose we had full coverage in 2010 that would probably add 150 billion to national health spending may be. and the government what may be paid 125 billion of that because some of it might still be coerced out of the people under a mandate. but that would grow. i had let this grow here at only 5%, which as i already assumed everything president obama is dreaming of what have come to pass. in fact, probably none of it will but i just. [laughter] secure that's 1.57 trillion. very close to the 6 billion the cbo, 1.6 trillion. everyone knows this number. you name it, this is the number. now if it grows at

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so basically what jack hadley and colleagues do, basically say we have to top this off, you know, ife insured them they'd behave like the others, it'd be 3900 and i think in the end, because some people weren't insured the whole year, only part of the year, what they come up with, it would add about $122 billion to health spending in 2008 had we had everyone insured. that's it. and i think no one has fought with this number at all. it's the -- it's the gold standard we all use. so if you now use this and would say, okay, supposing we had full coverage in 2010, that would probably add $150 billion to national health spending, maybe. and the government would maybe pay $125 billion of that. some of it might still be coursed out of the people under a mandate. but that would grow. i had let it grow only at 5%, which i already assumed everything president obama is dreaming of would have come to pass. in fact, probably none of it will, but i just want to be nice. so here -- that's $1.57 trillion very close to the $6 billion the cbo, $1.6 trillion -- everyone knows this number. we've all sai

we are walking down a path where stories like jack tang could become increasingly common in our great nation. in 2006, jack tag, a former world war ii pilot, suffered from a severe case -- a severe case of macula degeneration. the regional government bureaucrats rejected his request for treatment citing high costs unless the disease hit his other eye also. it took three years to overturn that decision. three years while he had to suffer when we could have done this in a better way. now, let's just all remember that a family member with cancer in an intensive care unit would probably neither have the time nor the resources to appeal such an egregious bureaucratic decision. we need to remember the real implications of these policies, not simply in terms of political spin and special interest, but in terms of these policy's impact on real people who are mothers, fathers, husbands, wives, brothers, sisters, and children. just like the ill conceived stimulus legislation and the flawed auto bailout plan, health care reform has the potential of becoming another example of the democrats justi

if we are not careful we could walk down a path for stories like a jack tag can become increasingly commonn our great country. in 2006 jack tag a former world war ii pilot suffered from a severe case of a molecular -- macular degeneration. this is a guy who risked his life for all of us. the regional government bureaucrats rejected his request for treatment citing high costs and that is the disease that his other eye also appear in. it took three years to overturn that decision. three years. let's all remember that a family member with cancer in an intensive care units would probably rather have the time of the resources to appeal such an egregious bureaucratic decision. but that we're going to see a lot more of the something like this ever passes. and when a tremor of the real implications of these policies not simply in terms of political spin in interest but in terms of its impact on real people who are our mothers, fathers, husbands, wives, brothers and sisters, children. follow on biologics is another important session that is currently missing in this bill, they tell me they will put

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recession, and who have received the largest taxpayer bailout in american history, are allowed to jack up oil prices through price manipulation and outright fraud. this is obviously not only an issue for the moment, for millions and millions of people who drive to work every day, for truckers, for farmers, all dependent upon gas but it is also an issue for many parts of our country such as vermont where a lot of our people heat with oil. we're not going to sit around idly and watch the price of oil artificially rise so that elderly people who heat with oil are unable to adequately heat their homes in the wintertime. madam president, unfortunately, this artificial increase in oil and gas prices is exactly what is happening now as it occurred similarly last summer when the price of oil hit $147 a barrel, the price of gas at the pump was over $4 a gallon and truckers paid more than $5 a gallon for diesel fuel. that's where we were headed last summer and we are headed back there right now unless congress moves in an aggressive way to say "no" to speculation on oil futures. madam president,

the mace is being carried in this unusual way followed by martin jack and the speakers secretary. -- speaker's secretary. >> my lords [inaudible] majesties faithful comments in obedience to the royal command have in the exercise of their rights proceeded through the election of the speaker and that their choice has fallen on me. i therefore present myself and submit myself with all humility for her majesty's gracious approbation. my lords and members of the house of commons, it's not be inconvenient to majesty to be personally present here at this time, a commission has been issued under the great steel commanding several other lords to notify and declare her majesty's approbation of the choice of mr. john bercow to be the speaker, which commission you shall now here read. -- hear read. >> elizabeth the second by the grace of god by the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland and of other religious terry -- relative territories queen, head of the commonwealth, a defender of the faith, to all to whom the shall come, greetings. there are pressing can brief -- pressing conc

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french] [but bugle plays] >> ladies and gentlemen, please rise for the legion of honor presentation for jack woods, joseph roach of canada and [inaudible] military personnel, attention to orders. [speaking french] [applause] [speaking french] [applause] [speaking french] [applause] [speaking french] [applause] [bugle placys] >> ladies and gentlemen, please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, president obama, his royal highness the prince of wales, prime minister brown, prime minister harper, and presidents are cozy will now lay a wreath at the memorial in honor of those who served and those who made the supreme sacrifice. [speaking french] >> ladies and gentlemen, we will now observe a moment of silence for our fallen brother rubrethr. [speaking french] [moment of silence] >> ladies and gentlemen, please rise for our 21 gun salute, the playing of taps, and a fly over by the french, british and u.s. air forces. [speaking french] [gunfire] [gunfire] [taps plays] [aircraft flies over] [aircraft flies overhead] >> ladies and gentlemen, please take your seats. [speaking french] >> ladies and gentlem

chicken quesadilla, flame-grilled tortillas layered with all white meat chicken, applewood smoked bacon, jack cheese, and ranch dressing. they're crispy on the outside, melted to perfection on the inside. you've never tasted quesadillas like this before. new fire-grilled quesadillas, starting at just $6.99. only at chili's. >>> welcome back to nationa park. there you see our score 2-2 as we go to the 11th. there they are. byron on the right and fox on the left. thank you fox. ray is ready to go out and play 3rd base now. we haven't told ray and fox they're going to do an hour postgame in a few minutes. >> johnny: i've been out there while you and bob sit here and talk about things like that. believe me. phillips, nix. 2-2 game. tavarez working on an 0-4 night. i forgot macdougal went to wake forest signed by baltimore 21st round, 2nd team all american, 1st team all american by baseball america. he had a heck of a year in the atlantic coast conference in wins and era. he had a personal record against duke in 99. takes a couple of steps. one down in the 11th. i think that's about all willy

ninth jack of the season. 1 for 4, down .317. top 8, pinch hitter, kobe ras muss. wins it 6-5. bang, bang, bang, highlights over. an error by ross that brought in two runs. that game is tied. he said i missed it. went right for my legs, there's no excuse. >> pirates and braves. this is a highlight. pittsburgh got two hits in eight innings. taking over the national league lead. pirates up 3-1. three hits off raphael soriano in the ninth. now it wouldn't be a braves highlight without a bobby crsm ox ejection. doesn't agree with the call. there goes the hat, and there goes the skipper. the all-time leader in that. of they finish their nine-game homestand in 4 and 5. and they'll visit baltimore tomorrow in interleague play. >> san francisco giants looking for the errors. jonathan sanchez, bottom third. justin up and outton. number 12 on the year. d-backs win a pitching duel. 2-1 is your final. his longest outing of his career, four starts this season. allowing no earned runs. jonathan out for him. 0-6 on the road this season. he is 2-0 at home. >> still to come, the world's best so

and gentlemen, please rise for the presentation of the leader of honor zane of the united states, jackoods of the united kingdom. military personnel, attention to orders. [speaking foreign language] [applause] [speaking foreign language] [applause] [speaking foreign language] [applause] [speaking foreign language] [applause] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, president obama, his royal highness, the prince of wales, prime minister brown, prime minister harper and president sarkozy will now lay a wreath at the memorial in honor of those who served and those who made the supreme sacrifice. [speaking french] >> ladies and gentlemen, we will now observe a moment of silence for our fallen brothers. [speaking french] >> ladies and gentlemen, please rise for a 21 gun salute, the plane of taps and a flyover by the french, british, and u.s. air forces. [speaking french] [gun shots] [gun shots] [gun ahots] [gun shots] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please take your seats. >> [speaking french] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain in place until the official p