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jayson williams first goal of the season is a game winner. >>> cactus league fun now over 8,000 fans to check the ball of the bay. madison got the start for the giants. he went three innings and earned run well run. struck out five in three innings of w. the a's went 6-0 and they don't plan on taking a backseat to the giants next season. >> with a's, you have the giant stuff on -- >> let's see. you are talking about, okay? >> i do have a slight giant holding up my press pass, but you want to get two. >> exactly. they are. with that, having a veteran presence on the team helps the younger guys and it gives us more confidence in our team and situational stuff that we won't -- how do do you put it? >> you can walk into a stadium knowing you're going to win a game. >> i'll take that. i'll take what you said. you can walk into a stadium and know that you have a chance to win a game. >> perfect. >> well said, thank you. i try to switch it up slightly. >> how ant dennis, usf up in santa clara. they join st. mary's in the wcc. the don haven't gone dancing since 1998. they went on a 12-0 run

jayson ahern is the chief operating officer of cbp.edward alden, author of the closing of the american border, terrorism, immigration, and security since 9/11. sitting to his right is jack riley, a consultant to virtually every agency from the pentagon, state department, and joint chiefs. last is admiral thad allen who needs no introduction, america's man of the moment in two of the largest crisis in recent years, hurricane katrina, and the deepwater horizon oil spill. i'm going to start with you, that'd, and thad may have to leave early, but we really appreciate him being here. we're still talking about these, you know, trying to stop these really powerful drug cartels at our board r, and -- border, and having spent time with you at the borders, i realize this is sort of the goal line stand right there, and that's not the place really you need best to address, but if you could talk about how to address the defense in depth a little bit because it seems like an impossible mission to me to do this all right at the board r. >> sure. firs

jayson speed is the principal of the chair of growth and the u.s. presence and border protection and former deputy commissioner and chief operating officer of the cdp. i have edward aldren, former d.c. bureau chief of the financial times and author of the closing of the american border contador was on come integration and securities since 9/11. sitting to his right is jack riley vice president of the rand research division, director of the national -- stifel's research division and a consultant of a virtually every agency from the pentagon to the state department joint chiefs. last but certainly not least my friend ed morrill thad allen, needs no introduction but i will get one anyway, the 23rd, want and america's man of the moment and two of the largest crisis in recent years, hurricane katrina and the deepwater horizon oil spill. i'm going to start with thad and he has to leave with another engagement but we appreciate him being here. we are still talking about the trying to stop these colorful drug cartels at the border and having spent time with

standards, ethical standards of journalism so that the complaint about jayson blair was not the he was high because he was black, but because the editor, the white male editors and people above, let their standards down it didn't check, didn't treat him as they would treat anybody else who is a journalist because he was black. and secondly with respect to diversity in the newsrooms, as bill was talking about in terms of coverage, a lot of the new reporters, typically the lack reporters, particular black reporters have been hired with points of view about race, about communities. and they cover, blacks cover blacks, blacks cover civil rights and the only from the paper people who don't agree with them. >> let's gather a few questions and then turn the questions over. >> mike white. my question is about cognitive dissonance. is the times or whatever it is, wherever it is, earnest and philosophically consistent? or is it making calculated decisions about its financial survival and benefit? and example i'll give you on this because i pay a lot of attention to real estate development and as