you had a jerry curl going. which do you think would hold more women. >> dam, i look good here. >> you do look good. >> i have to go for a curl with the girls. >> jerry curl or afro? >> i don't know. i think that afro is a little bit easier to get out of bed and come to the park with. jerry curl takes a little bit of time. >> how long did it take you to do your hair? >> actually about five hours. >> five hours. >> jerry curl, it looks like he used a quarter gallon of hairspray. >> do you ever use soul glow. >> for sure. >> now jerry curl or afro? >> curl. >> why the curl? >> because you look like billy d. williams. >> jonesy just said he looks like billy d. williams. >> that's a good call. and star wars. >> i used to get that back in the day. >> back in the day. [ laughter ] >> adam, if you had to say there is one person on this team, who would you describe as. >> this is billy ray cyrus who used to feature the -- what's that called there --ic -- the achy breaky heart. and it looks like business in the front and

he rocked the afro, you had a jerry curl going.ink pulled more women. >> dang, i look good here. >> which one, jerry curl or afro? >> i have to go for the jerry curl for the girls. >> i think afro is easier to get out of bed and come to the ballpark. >> and how long did it take you to do your hair. >> five hours. >> it looks like he used a quarter gallon of hairspray to get that to stick. >> do you think he used soul glow there? >> oh, yeah. >> jerry curl or afro? >> curl. >> why? >> because he looks like billy d. williams. >> jonessy said you look like billy d. williams. do you know who that is? >> yeah. that's a good call. and billy d. williams in star wars. >> i used to get that back in the day. >> back in the day. >> adam, if you had to say this is one person on the team, who would you describe this as? >> i would think this is billy ray cyrus, who used to feature the -- what's that called there -- >> achy breaky heart. >> was it zahn? >> no. it looks like a business in the front and party in the back. >> former outfielder slas

jerry brown served as governor in the 1970's and 1980's. and a story in a lot of attention, the headline from the state newspaper in south carolina. it says sanford a wall -- who is in charge? john o'connor said south carolina gov. staff said the governor is taking on appellation trout, ending four days in which the staff and state officials say they have not heard from him. night in his office or the state law enforcement division that provides security had been able to reach him since he left the mansion thursday in a black suburban as uv assigned to his security detail, according to three people according to the -- familiar with the situation. the government spokesman did not disclose the trailer was hiking nor revealed whether he was hiking alone. his last known location was near atlanta late last week. a mobile telephone tower picked

don't even put the camera on me. >> he's referring to jerry punch, of course. 192, brendan gaughan pulling into pit road. gaughan slams into the back of his car. >> do not let him leave this racetrack at all. >> i'm fine. >> i'm talking about the kid. he's not leaving this racetrack until he sees me. >> final lap, busch started with the lead and finished with it as well -- his fourth nationwide series win of the year. he gets a gay retire tar for winning it. what do you do? he becomes a gay r guy tar hero. smash it. >> irl bombardier learjet 500, shaquille o'neal serving as grand marshal. he changed the right front tire for rafael matos during a pit stop demo prior to the race and then as the grand marshal does, shaq does the honors. >> texas motor speedway, are you ready? ladies and gentlemen, start your engines. >> can you imagine shaq in one of those indy cars? >> can you dig it? >> i don't think he would fit in. >> no. under 50 laps to go, under caution, ryan briscoe comes into the pits with helio castroneves in second but helio pits closer and he pits out

. >> gary: let's see how jerry manuel plays this. his leadoff batter, core cora is looking for : if he do bunts, and you walk murphy, i don't thk if you'll do that to get to bell tram, but i would think with your closer warming up, they want to get as many runners as you can. >> gary: he drops down a ful bunt. gets it to roberts. take that with the runner coming at him. sacrifice for cora. >> jim: that's why the tsgot anthat's why the red sox had him. he can playshortstop, understands that he's not home run hitter, an awfully good ones. puts the pressure on mars tomake a perfect play. wigginton is anticipating the bunt. roberts is covering the bas. there he is, and -- the throw right -- that's why it's a difficult play. you have to pick it off. because the runner is going, supposed to be in the 45-foot line which is in foul territory. lot of guys cheat a little bit. >> gary: that ball was on the other side. that's a tough play by brian reports. murphy with another chance to make his manag

jerry hairston, jr. stepping stepping in now. 10 th inning, 2-2 ballgame.eering and applause] i was going to say, i didn't like when a guy would stand will and not try to earn his way on. that motivates you more to want to come back all the way and finish a guy off, 3-2 and get the 3rd strike. >> johnny: 0-1 to jerry hairston. >> rob: he's had a pretty tough night. [cheering and applause] >> johnny: 0-2

will jerry manuel put them in motion here?t somebody you're going to likely double up even on a ground ball. >> jim: of course he makes a lot of contact. >> gary: fouled away. it looks like we're going to play the rest of this ballgame in intermittent showers. >> jim: i heard all kinds of things, 60% chance for rain after 9:00. of course if you're the umpire, you just don't want the field to become unplayable. well t. just ran off the corner again. he's been so good. that ball, it looks like a strike. but it's outside. and it just ran again laterally because of his arm position tonight. he's been so good. you close your front side, the arm gets up. if it opens a little early and you have nights like that, it drops down. >> gary: with cora coming up, hendrickson will be coming in.  >> gary: more saving, more doing. that's the power of home depot. a problem era -- area for the orioles. left-handers out of the bullpen. dave trembley said before the game today. not real confident. to the point of almost forgetting about lefty

so in the texas district, you had morgan frost arguing that this 22% black district, which he had jerry meandered himself in the 1990's, was a minority opportunity district, because why, he a white democrat kept getting 95% of the vote, so he was obviously the minority preferred candidate of choice and the court was like no, that doesn't work and the case had in my view had a tremendous political impact and has really not gotten the press attention it deserved, was a decision from earlier this term out of north carolina where it was putt right on front burner, we absolutely want to require the section 2 to mandate districts, even where minorities don't control 50% of the population, where there's less than 50%. so we want you to mandate the creation of these 30 odd percent which we used to call influence districts and the court 5-4 said to, there's no requirement that you engage if that kind of maximummization for one political party. we're talking about equal racial opportunity, not preferential political treatment and that had a huge impact, because it definitely helped republicans ac

sheffield himself told jerry manuel i'm good enough. i can play rand dh. jerry manuel said before the game i have to rethink how i use gary sheffield once our interleague play is over. i have no problem putting him out there as a dh playing him in all the games. one they have to play him in the field again, i'm going to have to rethink it. good pitch as he got him. guthrie starts out strong. bear in mind, 27 runs off him in the first two innings. none first two. you can tune it in, but it's still not summer... until you bring it out. bud light lime. superior drinkability. ultimate refreshment. a splash of 100% natural lime flavor. one taste and you'll find, the summer state of mind. bud light lime. i've never been all that great with my money. probably because i've never had much. but now that i'm making more, it's time to be a little smarter about how i manage it.. with the calendar, i can schedule all my payments. and when funds are low, danger days help me stay out of the red. i can also transfer money with just a click and a drag. so maybe i'm better w

quit it, jerry, don't put the camera on me. >> brendan gaughan. into the back of the car. >> don't let him leave this racetrack. >> i'm fine. >> i'm talking about the kid. he's not leaving this track until he sees me. >> busch started the with the lead and he finished with it, his fourth nationwide series win of the year and ninth overall nascar win of the season. show him what else he's won. a guitar as well. that he smashes in celebration. >> indycar. shaq the grand marshal for the bombardier learjet 500. services the right front tire changer for rafael matos. the grand marshal duties. let's hear it. >> texas motor speedway, are you ready? ladies and gentlemen, start your engines. >> first time shaq's been at an indy race. just 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,

this project was the brainchild of jerry goldman and are, jerry is the founder and continuing controller of the web site which holds hundreds and hundreds ofis the founder and continuing controller of the web site which holds hundreds and hundreds of hours of supreme court audio and will hold all audio released by the supreme court. both of us really have a passion for this, we thought it would be good to try to bring this process to many more people. you can go to the supreme court to hear the arguments that it is very limited. you can go in if you are lucky enough and hear an entire session of oral arguments but usually that is reserved for fewer than 50 people, often fewer than 25 people. you can sometimes sit in a 3 minute line or 2 minute line and sit in the back row for a few minutes to catch a glimpse of the justices sparring with the nation's best attorneys. and we thought it would be great to open this process to more people. with the audio on-line, that was one way to do it. we have an academic understanding of the oral argument process and that is how we have gone about that p

about lawyers, but our dear colleague jerry widener says opinions are a little long and he said, oh, my goodness, we don't have time to write short opinions. chief, one thing i have wondered about is that the job of chief justice of the united states is about two or three jobs rolled into one. i think of all the different duties that you have, you must look at statutes and prepare opinion assignments and take a first cut at the discussions for conference, and whenever the fellow justices or some members of the staff have a matter of some moment, they bring it to you, and you have so many invitations floating in, and

that every time a manager in new york, jerry manuel in trouble, bobby valentine wants to come back from the far east. >> bob: well, he's already managed that team. >> rob: that team 10 years ago. >> bob: heard an interesting story about fred who let bobby valentine go and kept the general manager. he told baseball people after that, that i fired the wrong guy. bobby valentine, last year of his contract over in japan. >> rob: to give you a perspective, yes, we watched some tough defensive plays every night, but a game was lost last night, the yankees win because luis castillo drops a pop fly in the outfield because he doesn't use two hands. milton bradley, two outs in chicago throws the ball up in the stands. >> bob: zimmermann can get the

jerry manuel will have to reassess as manuel as he put it how i use sheffield once i get back into national leaguement for now as a dh, just fine. pitch will be taken inside. sheffield has passed eddy murray into sole possession of 24th place all-time on the home run list. he's also moving up the rbi list 25th all time in rbi's. 2-2 delivery on the way. sheffield will take it inside and another 3-2 count. >> jim: there was an article earlier in the year that the acquisition of k-rod and other people on the ball club will toughen him up. santana another one of the guys, second year with the team. >> gary: runner goes. it is popped up in the infield. mora. he's got it. there's one away. church will go back to first base. on sunday, july 12th, you can come to oriole park for the

for information on jerry goldman, oyez.org. >>> the c-span's six bus is traveling the country visiting libraries, bookstores, festivals and authors. here are some of the people and places we visited. >> we are here at the lexington public library's branch with bob sloan. you often write short stories about life in appellation. tell about the true story that is accounted in the valley of the shadow. >> there was a feud in the county where i am from that occurred back in the 1880s and my grandfather -- my paternal grandfather, my dad's dad was born in 1877. the feud lasted about 1884 to 1887 depending on who you talk to. so i grew up hearing first hand accounts of some of this. my grandfather was friends with one of the principles of this thing. everybody knows about hatfield and mccoy and some of the other feuds. the round county viewed was absolutely the bloodiest and most significant of all of the east kentucky vendettas mountain view is. nobody knows about it. because when it was over, or when the worst part of it was over, a meeting was held after a day, one day, in which about ten

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it's by percentage. >> host: jerry do you have another comment? >> yes. he made the statement that senator kerry threw his medals away. senator kerry probably displays some is medsals in his office, and i just kind of find that -- the vietnam vets against the war, lot of them were funded be the people's coalition of -- for -- oh -- for peace and justice and the world peace organization and they were funded by the communist party. i mean, we know that today. the records actually prove it. so i don't know why people won't -- mean, the guys i'm sure they -- i know the that war is hell and they had all the rights in the world to protest the word but they were being funded by the communist party, and in coming to the kgb, and al hubbard one of the main spokesmen for the vietnam veterans against the war and he supposedly got injured in the war. he was never in vietnam. he wasn't a pilot. he lied about the whole thing, like senator kerry and his christmas in vietnam. i mean, christmas in cambodia when nixon was president. well, at the time he was allegedly in ca

holder, his politics, his values, there will be more racial jerry meandering rather than less, and so, you know, the court could see that on the horizon, and take the issue up. mike, why don't you talk to that though, because -- >> -- to stewart, the con grewens is an open ended vessel and whether it's discrimination against the disabled or others, they've looked hot both the backdrop and whether or not there was other laws that addressed it effectively and whether or not this law was di disproportion, so the argument would be if up until 2006, you didn't need this addition, which essentially overturned ashcroft and said you can't diminish the ability of minority preferred candidates and they also overturned a case which i argued, gold bolger two, which says he can look at discriminatory purpose, p would seem to me perfectly rational for the court so say even if you justify unamended section 5 in 2006, surely you've got to provide some additional justification for ratcheting up the burdens on the covered jurisdictions and you haven't been able to do that as part of your justification

certainly jerry manuel looks like a gene just so far in this game. he moved murphy up -- go far in this game. he move murphy up. >> jim: he did it after he was 0-3. so he kind of one of those grind-out nights. >> gary: martinez waiting runr goes. ground ball towards second, robert is over, goes to first. good one, and a good play. good play by roberts to get te out. no runs, no hits, no errors. and one left on base. looking for markakis, huff and mora when we come back. hi, my g got moved up. i need to change my southwest flight. woman over phone: no problem. you know, maybe other people are content to sit around and wait. wait for something to happen. for business to pick up. but for you, it's time to kick it in gear. time to get going. time to get tough. take control. you're not gonna run and hide. because backing down's not your style. grab your bag. it's on. ( ding ) >> watch as the runner will ms cora came back and touched and was called safe. close play at the plate. wieters did the one. [ indiscernible ]

jerry, independent line.aller: people getting a taste of freedom after being oppressed for such a long time, this dictator is not what they want. i do not think that they want to get into a war, which is where this election is going. they just want to live as a free people. host: from inside of "the new york times," we showed to be twitter messages. "6 lessons learned. twitter associated with mass protests in the last couple of months. opposing the official results of the election, but does this twitter revolution oversell the technology? only a small number of people use twittered. -- quitter. six lessons, rather than being a vast self-contained world centered on a web site, it dreams of being a tool that people can use to communicate with each other. buyer beware, nothing on twitter has been verified. users can learn from experience to trust certain accounts, it is still a matter of trust. it has also spread inaccurate information. more video that we are showing, most of it we believe to be from yesterday.

jerry didn't create the plausibility standard, but he did begin the whole business, so perhaps he can tell us which side got it right in this case. in my personal view, the court messed up the federal rules. justice breyer dissented separately in ichbal to underscore a key point the circuit had made. when a government defendant asserts qualified immunity, the trial court responsible for managing the case can structure discovery in ways that diminish the risk of imposing unwarranted burdens on high level officials. on june 8, the court broke the string of reversals by affirming the second circuit twice. in boyle v. united states, we held that an association requires no organizational structure beyond the defendant's predicate acts and in united states ex-ralizen stein v. city of new york, we held unanimously that a plaintiff not joined by the government has the usual 30 days and not the government's 60 days to file a notice of appeal. three cases from the second circuit await decision. the backdrop for one of those cases, travelers indemocratnyity company v. bailey is the 1986 mandel b

that is the theory of jerry manuel. he wants everybody to be the best players they can be. and he's demanding. that they apply themselves to being that. >> gary: that brings gary sheffield to the plate. the orioles have the 3-1 lead in the game. sheffield the dh a strikeout victim. uehara's pitch taken inside for a ball. a situation where church just came up and there wasn't a soul in the ballpark, except maybe he and manuel thinking he would drop a bunt down to start the inning. sheffield pops it up. third base, mora. there's one. not quite sure what that was. >> jim: i think that's to keep ryan church off base. and church is forced to second. infield fly rule, has to be first and second. right there you can see melvin, it's a smart play. church much younger than sheffield at 40. >> gary: you think melvin processed the age factor in that. >> jim: i think the speed factor which goes with age. melvin should know. >> gary: look at him. >> jim: he's telling him, yeah. melvin started with houston, then orioles acquired him from the mets. a lot of -- not that a lot of guys were

. >> jim: dan came on last year when jerry manuel became the manager and has done a terrific job, and that's the cut fastball that he has worked with tim redding. so it just gives you extra movement. watch this ball kind of veer in. you think it's going to stay in the middle of the plate, just keeps coming at the left-hand hitter. break your hands over your knee and go. >> gary: nolan hitting at .281, three doubles and seven homers. had an 0 for 2 in the opener last night. 1-0 pitch is going to be put in the air and foul. speaking of last night, there's a young lady named lane celebrating a birthday, we're continuing to today from her real birthday yesterday. tim is our director, lane is his daughter. so happy birthday lane, and i apologize that i didn't get it in last night, but birthdays should be extended so we'll continue the celebration today. >> jim: no older really. maybe a day, but the number's the same. >> gary: the father has advised us that there will be no additional presents despite our attempt to continue the day. fastball is taken inside. that is foul back. the count wi

jerry hairston jr. with two down here in the bottom of the seventh. >> rob: two quick outs. build middle of the lineup coming up, you want to end it right here, you don't want to see 3, 4, 5 guys.  . >> johnny: jerry hairst- 2 with a walk. line drive to left field for a base hit. the reds sixth of the night. and hairston is on with a single. for  jason bergmann recalled aaa syracuse on may 20th. 2-1 out of the bullpen with a couple of holes holds, no blown saves, a 5.03 earned run average in 56 career big league relief appearances. brandon phillips one for three, a two-run double in the fifth inning. he is up for the fourth time. and takes a strike. the reds second baseman, 43 driven in this year. including a couple here in this ball game. and to the 0-1. guzman phillips one to hernandez and that's it for cincinnati. so we go to the bottom of the seventh here at national's park. the nationals' bats been flat. they need a couple to tie this ball game. local traffic, weather, even your news up ther

i asked jerry why did you do that? he said, number one, castillo showed me he cared. came in in great shape. number two, i want jose reyes to hit because if we had any injuries, he could be a number three hitter. >> gary: that one grounded towards the hole. andino will have to make a great play. not this time. it came off the wall. he turned to second, realize it had and gets back to the bag. >> jim: i like the range of being able to get to that ball. again, a kid that has proved probably defensively he's an every day shortstop. look at this range. long, long way. that's an awfully tough throw. nice play by huff at least trying to get over there anticipating. you can see how far he had to come off the bag. >> gary: it will be an infield single. that will be it for jeremy guthrie. top of the order, left-hander cora coming up. jeremy guthrie will come out of there working 6 1/3 inningssurrenders the six hits so far, four runs, three earned and castillo will come on to pitch. @@pp÷÷ >> gary: so, jeremy guthr will leave. there's the line to this po

until then, he was lights out. >> gary: jerry manuel takes the big hop to the third-base line and makes his to the mound. that will be it. the walk to scott will send the mets to their bullpen. green will come on to do thepitching. orioles will get the potential tying run to the plate in the person of nolan reimold. two runs in on the markakis homer here in the sixth. it's made it a 4-2 game. times may be tough today, but the things we all look forward to haven't changed. like owning a home. watching our children grow. and retiring with confidence. so whatever you're looking forward to, m&t bank is here to help you get there. m&t bank. understanding what's important. >> gary: this copyrighted telecast presented by authority of the orioles may not be reproduced or retransmitted and accounts and descriptions of the game may not be disseminated without express written consent of the orioles. so, on the bench, mike pelfrey with a chance to win his fifth game against two losses depending on the what the bullpen does for him and 30- year-old sean green out of the beautiful state and are

you are here with jerry bernstein. caller: how were you today? i guess i am a senior citizen, about 66 years old now. and i look back at my years, and we had public health to begin with, then we had medicare, and we also have a va program. if you look at public health, they have gone bust. if you look at the va, they put in a billion dollar computer system which was supposed to help of the veterans. well, since they put that in, it cost the veterans a ton of money because now they charge you for different types of health care and stuff. guest: can i jump in here? ernest, we have a factual disagreement. i think the facts show that both the cases you raised are quite the opposite as you have betrayed them, with respect. health care in the va has constantly been cited as one of the most efficient, effective forms of health care provision in the nation, if not, the world. this is a model program. secondly, public health care -- if you are talking about medicare, if you compare overhead and you compare efficiency and compare how much of $1 of spending

jerry manuel before the game said i don't know anything about that.s far as i know, it's not about health. manuel said it's about his control. his manned of pitches. he said ed he has not had command. he's not located and that's been the problem. he's had a couple of bad outings. david wright. he's extended his hit streak to 11 games in this ballgame with a single and an rbi. 1-4. wright continues to lead all major league hitters in average. he has a runner at first base here in the ninth inning with two down. albers with a 1-1. that will be a base hit. it's going to roll just far enough so that markakis can pick it up while it's still rolling. over to third base goes cora. wright has his second hit. all is well for david wright. >> jim: it is. that's how gent ability to hit the ball all over the field. lawn bowling right here. kind of serves it n we always talk about that hole -- that hole for left-handed hitters. it's there for the righties if they take advantage of it. one thing about wright, he does spray the ball over 36 hits -- actually, 37 now

. >> johnny: 1-2 pitch to jerry hairston. swing and a miss. macdougal strikes out two here in the top of the 10th 10th. ryan zimmermann leads off for the nationals. we go to the last of the 10th at nats park. @@ this is humiliating. stand still so we can get an accurate reading. okay...um...eighteen pounds and a smidge. a smidge? y'know, there's really no need to weigh packages under 70 pounds. with priority mail flat rate boxes from the postal service, if it fits, it ships anywhere in the country for a low flat rate. cool. you know this scale is off by a good 7, 8 pounds. maybe five. priority mail flat rate boxes only from the postal service. a simpler way to ship. >>> well the nationals tied ballgame up in the 9th inning. things not looking too good. josh bard and gonzalez came through with base hits. >> rob: josh willingham drew a walk. single down the right field line. alberto gonzalez had the tying run. bottom of the 10th inning. >> rob: this might be our night or our morning now after the nationals introduce their 10th pick in the am

jerry did not create the plausibility standard, but he did began the whole business. [laughter] perhaps he can tell us which side got it right. in my personal view, the court messed up the federal rules. justice briar dissented separately to underscore a seat -- a key point the court had made. one government defendant asserts qualified immunity, the trial court that is responsible for managing the case can structure discovery in ways that diminish the risk of

jerry manual on bouncing back. >> do you sense a lingering hangover, or had they already turned the page? >> i sensed there was an urgency to play well. i think -- obviously, the way the game ended last night and we all know to a man how -- how difficult it's been for luis, and for the man, they felt an urgency to play well. this is a part of growth for him. when i saw him this morning, i said, hey, you are the first guy i'm looking for. i was happy to see him. he smiled and said, you sure? >> yeah, i'm glad to see you this morning. >> he said, you know, forget about it. today is a new game. be ready. >> you know me. >> updating things from filly. red socks put up a five spot in the first. they have had a rain delay and restarted the game. jason bay breaks a nine game homerless drought. the fillies three errors in thed not good baseball. >> roy holiday day to day after pulling his groin friday night. cody ross, rocked a grand slam in the 8th inning, today a pair of doubles, batting 34 # over the last 20 games. marlins nine and two all time in toronto, 16 and 4 all time over the jays peri

jerry hairston. line drive to center. dukes should have this one. martis bears down. got himself in a little trouble. had a runner in scoring position, got him out. we go to the bottom of the 5th 5th. 2-0 reds lead the nationals. ♪ ♪ who's watching? ♪ tell me who's watching. (muffled music) ♪ who's watching... (announcer) it's right here. it's easy. ♪ i always feel like somebody's watching me. ♪ it's the money you could be saving with geico. >>> it's time to bring you up to speed. an ominous looking night early. a great night for this young man, the overall selection in the 2009 draft drew storen. amazing to get a runner out. jay bruce goes deep for the reds to give them a 2-0 lead. guzman running out his third triple of the season got as far as 3rd base. the nationals couldn't get him in. at&t your world delivered. hello. jay bruce with that home run. he was 12th overall by the reds in 2005 in the first round. a lot of first year first round picks. >> johnny: i'm looking to see the answer to the question. here's josh bard. it wouldn't surprise me at all -- >> rob:

.  >> rob: i find it inter that every time a manager in new york, jerry manuel in trouble, bobby valentine wants to come back from the far east. >> bob: well, he's already managed that team. >> rob: that team 10 years ago. >> bob: heard an interesting story about fred who let bobby valentine go and kept the general manager. he told baseball people after that, that i fired the wrong guy. bobby valentine, last year of his contract over in japan. >> rob: to give you a perspective, yes, we watched some tough defensive plays every night, but a game was lost last night, the yankees win because luis castillo drops a pop fly in the outfield because he doesn't use two hands. milton bradley, two outs in chicago throws the ball up in the stands. >> bob: zimmermann can get the lead runner here. the runner is going to be out at second base, that was hernandez trying to make the exchange when he dropped the ball. and really, he had no chance to get b.j. upton. >> rob: no, he didn't. this is the catching that's been going on lately, you need catchers that take command.

jerry manuel is on his way out again with reimold coming up. feliciano the left-hander on the mound. he doesn't want that match-up. they'll go to the bullpen yet one more time. ? ? times may be tough today, but the things we all look forward to haven't changed. like owning a home. watching our children grow. and retiring with confidence. so whatever you're looking forward to, m&t bank is here to help you get there. m&t bank. understanding what's important. >> gary: let's look forward tomorrow's pitching match-up. livan hernandez, opponents have gotten hits off him with that .295 average. jason berken, will make his fifth start. they will go against one another. >> the rookie and the veteran. livan said one year in the american league, i wanted to come back here. he's given them a lot of innings. brian stokes, pretty good numbers. he's only been scored on in three of his 22 appearances. that's what you need right here to try to slam the door and come back against the orioles bullpen. >> gary: nolan reimold with a runner at first and two down

now back to the top with the reds line-up and jerry hairston. the 0-1 pitch. hairston swings through it. strike one. hairston's 0-3 today. >> rob: that pitch on the pitch track, johnny, 0-1, really nice been. down in the zone, getting dirty. >> johnny: hairston's kind of tailed off a little bit the last 9 ballgames. hitting about a buck 75. driven in only 3 runs. tavarez the 0-2 pitch. some nights they have hairston leading off and some nights they have willy taveras leading off. taveras should be the lead off. trying to get one of them to take off the lead-off role. but taveras, the speedster, i don't know if he has a hit this series. 0-3 today. >> johnny: and julian tavarez racks up a strikeout as he heads to the doubt. got him to swing at a bad pitch, rob. that thing was down in the strike zone. >> rob: did a great job. one, two, three inning. keep it right there. give us an opportunity for another comeback. down a run. >> johnny: this is navy day at the ballpark. as tradition would have it, opportunity for all of us to stand up. [singing of god bless ameri

. >> johnny: jerry hairston has been really struggling, raised his batting average from 156 up to .288, as he digs in against detwiler, over the past 29 games. hairston flied to center his first time up back in the first. reds lead 1-0 near the top of the third. good high fastball, 93 on the gun for that one. detwiler so far, 41 pitches, 25 have been for strikes. you know, cincinnati is not having a, even though they got a record rob of 29-27, they have lost 7 of their last 10 ball games. they have been having some problems too. . >> rob: well i think th bulkhead stuff, they needed inson bulkhead to come back and come back strong. whenever you have guys like joe evade oh sick on the disabled list, jay bruce struggling against lefties, 1-2 another great breaking ball right there, if your umpire is going to give you these pitches, it's a great pitch to throw, keep back during these guys until they take that to sort. >> johnny: brandon phillips. tavares went down looking at strikes. that's the third strikeout for detwiler. a bownlszing ball to guzman, easy play at first, and the r

. >> jim: as we look at jerry manuel, hoping that somehow livan can extricate him from e situationrt. he needs to break up the double play. or the potential double play. john shelby is telling him that. don't get doubled up. get a good primary lead, secondary lead. murphy playing behind him at first. >> gary: nick has grounded ino tour double plays this year -- four double plays this year. markakis will foul that one away. wright will give chase, and there will be no play, and a 2 count on markakis. orioles trying to take the series by winning game 3 as these two teams have split 6-4 games in the first two. victory for the orioles would give them a successful home stand, 5-4, before taking off for philadelphia for the three game series there facing three left handed starters. dave trembley noting there wil be five lefties in the next six games against the orioles. which means he'll be, there will be a lot of players coming and going. >> jim: double switches, he ws talking about the opportunityo use some of his bench players. >> gary: mark

bleeding in to what jerry is going to talk about, we can talk about how we ended up with these dwindling forces in each of these categories a novel talk about the air force and its aging fighter pilots. how did we get there? the air force banked on the top line that it could not have reasonably done. in the early years of the reagan administration, hundred fighter attack aircraft, we grew the fourth to thirty-eight wins, then we went on a procurement holiday. the f-22 was coming and we going to wait for it. so we banked on those 2 programs that we really couldn't afford from the start. we should have known. these are the number of aircraft fighters -- you notice the vietnam war on the left side. then we built up -- i always tell you this, we bought more aircraft in those years than we are going to for the next 20 years. so you see on the bottom, on the right, 2003 to 2008, 20, f-22s a year verses the 400 aircraft we bought in the 70s. the pitt the average age. we were looking at 10 years, the average age, we kept it that way. the average age on the top has gone from 38 to the mid 80s dow

conyers: we would like to close on this side by calling a senior member of the judiciary committee, jerry nadler of new york, who in addition is the serving member of the chair of the constitution subcommittee the remaining time on our side. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized for 3 1/4 minutes. mr. nadler: i thank the chairman. mr. speaker, it is always a sad day when the house has to impeach a federal judge. yet today that's our constitutional duty. impeachment is a power congress rarey uses both because it's rare that a federal judge will so abuse his position that impeachment is required and because it could affect the independence of the judiciary. the constitution reserve this is extraordinary remedy for extreme cases. this regrettably is one of those cases. the task force established by this house to inquire into whether judge kent should be impeached has recommended the articles of impeachment we are considering today. i want to comment the members of the task force and the chairman, mr. schiff, for their independent, diligent and thorough investigat

dusty baker, willie tavares, jerry hairston, ramon hernandez, johnny goals in left, jay bruce in rightex gonzalez in shortstop. rod had eye gan behind the plate catching johnny que et oh. now for the nats manny acta, detwiler goes to the hill, four starts in the past, 0-2 record, 12 earned runs, walked 6, had 17 strikeouts, this ought to be a good duel tonight between two very good young pitchers both at 23 years of age. >> rob: let me give you the pnc bank scouting report. 6, that is what this kid is looking at going, in his fifth start, continue to make adjustments, keep goin' right after people, he has never melt the cincinnati reds so every time he goes out there it's a new experience meeting one of these lineups. keep making adjustments. so these last couple of outings, 10 hits, walking a few people, got to to out there with rod detwiler's stuff and challenge the reds. >> johnny: defensively let's take a look at the nats defense, zimmerman at third, guzman at fourth, hernandez at second base, nick johnston, will nieves will be behind the plate, catching detwiler, dunk and harrison

another way i do this is with discipline and another way is writing columns written by jerry garvey, were many ways. this seemed to him to be another way. i guess the point, part of the point is when a man is biting off so much and chewing so much and getting so much right, it is strange, there might be some things that he doesn't, that has to be part of the picture. yes, sir? >> since the name of christopher buckley has been mentioned by the last questioner, i feel that i can ask this question. in visible tag team. do you have any views on what christopher buckley has done? among the choices, this is a multiple choice question, the powerful father figure rebelling against that, he is actually sort of unbeliever in utopian socialism more he is just stupid? >> there is a poison tilt. i don't have views on what christopher has done. he wrote about bill's best writing about his life. next question. in the very back. >> i was wondering if you could comment on buckley's relationship to his hall monitor, yale. you are critical of aspects of the education? i don't know that he was ever hono

jerry bernstein gave him real numbers on the deficit as opposed to that base and a 4% growth race, he really would not be sleeping at night. host: the business section of the philadelphia enquirer had this headline, universal health care could boost the economy. the coverage to employers economists argue, hinders creation of enterprise. can you see any argument that this would boost the economy? guest: 1 of the things they say, christine roemer, she said it would increase the labour force and productivity if everybody had health care. it is hard to imagine that we will get a lot more out of it. let's talk about the 45 million. if you look at the 45 million and you break it down, there are a lot of wealthy people in there. they just used to pay. there is a lot of young people opt out of the system. it doesn't affect how they participate in the economy. there are a lot of undocumented immigrants. that is an important public policy question. are we giving them health insurance rds even though they are on document? -- undocumented. i think it will come down on the side of the fact we have

. >> mets' manager jerry manuel says the team is entering a crucial period right now.w do they get out of it with some wins? >> well, the crucial period is they have milwaukee on the road. then you've got the fill -- phillies and then the cincinnati reds and the l.a. dodgers. they have a make-up game against pittsburgh. most of those teams are very, very solid. they're chasing the phillies, so they have to play well there, but they'll be undermanned. the pitching has to come through. that's been banged up. you have a newcomer on the mound that has done very, very well, but they need a surprise at times in the good side of the category. >> well, good side is red hot fernando nieve who you had eluded. to why has he been so good lately? >> well, back in '06, he had 11 starts. he was the 3-3 with a 4.20 e.r.a. he was like 24 years old. in '07 he hurts his arm. he has to have tommy john surgery. comes back maybe a little too quick. now he's got a different mindset. he's aged and matured. he's not thinking about what people think about. he's thinking about what he needs to d

the decision may help jerry brown more than gavin newsom, who is the mayor of san francisco. he served as the governor of california in the 1970's and is now the attorney general. also, a story that has been getting a lot of attention in south carolina. it says sanford awol, who is in charge? the south carolina staff saying the governor is hiking, ending four days in which officials say they had not heard from him. neither his office nor the state law enforcement staff had been able to reach him since he left thursday in a black suburban s tv -- a black suburban suv. that is according to one staff official. he would not reveal whether he was hiking alone. his last known location was near a lanham late last week. -- he was near atlanta late last week. more details on available from the state newspaper. scott is on the phone from long island. are there mixed signals in the economy? if so, where are we heading? caller: i don't know where we are heading. thanks for c-span. i am baffled sometimes that the american people, how long has it taken us to get into this position and peop