added bonus, jeter gets an rbi on the double. but the yanks lose 10-3. >>> phillies and braves in atlanta. ryan howard crushing a pair of homers, accounting for all of philadelphia's run production. he has 30 dingers on the year. phils beat the braves 4-1. >>> new touch of gray let's you keep some gray hair. touch of gray for the generation that swore it would never get old. >>> usain bolt giving the crowd a show in berlin. gentleman mayne make can sprinter shattering his own world record in the 100 meters, crossing the line at 9.58 seconds. he is, without a doubt, the fastest man alive. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm bill sue ward. >>> two pretty big names bomb at the box office this weekend. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, talk about walking a fine line. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this monday. we're watching heavy rain across the gulf coast, places like mississippi, alabama, tallahassee can see drenching rains from claudette. across the nor

jeeter. -- jeter.seemed to have emphasized the fact that we don't spend enough on education and various welfare programs. which i think is, if he would check, we've spent billions since the 1960's. how does he explain the -- you know, the dropout rate in places like chicago, which he seemed to know best? no matter how much you spend you can't educate people who won't stay in school. that is one of our biggest problems. host: linda, why do you call education a welfare program? caller: i didn't call -- i said education and the various welfare programs. i'm not calling education a welfare program. host: i'm sorry. i misunderstood you. caller: i would give you an example of my own niece, a middle class, came from actually a middle class family, but she was -- you know, had a single mother, and they were lower middle class. although her family, you know, would be considered upper middle class. but anyway, she managed to go to a prestigious college in oakland, and it was fairly a free ride with a $30,000 a y

it is jeter's demeanor that separates him from many athletes.responsible man and does a the lo of charitable work and is an excellent role model for children. because of that, not his playing skills, derek jeter is a patriot. on the socialist front bernie sanders, who admits he's a socialist unlike howard dean, is not a big fan of fox news. >> we need to do grassroots organizing and i'll tell you what else we need to do, we need to understand it is very hard for the president or anybody else to take on not just the republican party, that's the easy part, to take on all of right-wing talk radio which covers 90% of talk show hosts, a whole fox network which is nothing more than an arm of the republican party. bill: listen, bernie, here's the deal. stop talking like that because it's false. and senator sanders is a pinhead and also refused to come on "the factor" for a while, used to. that's another pinhead move. finally tonight, the mail. you continue to be amazed at how well our patriot line is selling on bill o'reilly.com. the american patriot l

derek jeter is this year's exhibit a. now, mark teixeira is this year's glamour boy, and rightly so. but 14 years into his absolutely brilliant creerk the yankee captain is having one of his finest years. he's on target for his 700th 200-hit season and his 12th 100-run season. he already has 15 home runs, batting .311, his on base percentage is around .400. he's stolen 21 bases, and his defense is better than it was two or three years ago when insiders said his range was deteriorating. now, i may be out there, but i believe derek jeter is the best pure baseball of his time, a man capable of beating you in every way conceivable. sexells a no-maintenance player for a new york manager. he's going to the hall of fame, we all know that. but the resume is still being compiled. and we are all privileged to watch it build. >> you know, john calipari must be the luckiest guy in the world, because everywhere he goes, he wins, and everywhere he goes the ncaa weeps out his most complessive accomplishments. yet he always escapes under

derek jeter. deep drive. center field. look at jacoby ellsbury. into the wall to make the grab.ater in the third inning, nobody's catching this one. johnny damon off john smoltz. his 20th home run of the year for damon. his first 20-homer season since 2006. top four. casey kotchman connects. two-run home run. his first with the red sox. they are up 3-1. but in the fourth, the yanks tee off on john smoltz. melky cabrera -- the no-doubter -- three-run home run, his 11th. smoltz tagged. nine hits, eight earned in 3 1/3 -- his e.r.a. is 8.32. jorge posada off former yankee billy traber, and that's gone for a three-run home run -- his 14th. yanks score eight in the fourth. they lead 9-3. normally, it's joba throwing at kevin youkilis, but on thursday night it was mark melancon throwing at dustin pedroia. it will be interesting to see if on friday night there will be any retaliation. it will be interesting to see if the yankees win it 13-6. they lead boston by 3 1/2 games in the a.l. east. they beat the red sox for the first time this season. they snap a nine-game losing streak to the

bottom third, jeter, went high.e catch at the while while sliding into the wall. one more look. and it liked like it would be a pitcher's duel. yankees up 1-0 here comes damon. and the floodgates open. ties the game at 1-1. top fourth, came score. kotchman out to right. boston showing the dominance. in the bottom of the fourth, the yankees down 3-2. it opened up. melky cabrera, deep to right. smoltz out after giving up eight earned runs. bottom fourth, posada, crushing this one to left center, making up for the mistake. 9-3 now. yankees up 13-8. pedroia. he gets drilled. the yankees win by seven. for joe girard dis, the fourth was the charm. >> a nice inning. i'm not going to lie to you. a nice inning to put together and big hits from a lot of different guys. it was an important inning and gave us a cushion. >> definitely better to be 1-8 than 0-9. those are eight games we can't get back. we played all right. we talked too many guys, but we swung the bats okay. >> things were looking okay until the forth inning. the

derek jeter. deep drive. center field. look at jacoby ellsbury. into the wall to make the grab.ater in the third inning, nobody's catching this one. johnny damon off john smoltz. his 20th home run of the year for damon. his first 20-homer season since 2006. top four. casey kotchman connects. two-run home run. his first with the red sox. they are up 3-1. but in the fourth, the yanks tee off on john smoltz. melky cabrera -- the no-doubter -- three-run home run, his 11th. smoltz tagged. nine hits, eight earned in 3 1/3 -- his e.r.a. is 8.32. jorge posada off former yankee billy traber, and that's gone for a three-run home run -- his 14th. yanks score eight in the fourth. they lead 9-3. normally, it's joba throwing at kevin youkilis, but on thursday night it was mark melancon throwing at dustin pedroia. it will be interesting to see if on friday night there will be any retaliation. it will be interesting to see if the yankees win it 13-6. they lead boston by 3 1/2 games in the a.l. east. they beat the red sox for the first time this season. they snap a nine-game losing streak to the

. >>> it does jeter say 8 fires were intentionally set in damascus this morning. they extinguished hails and mailboxes. the smoke was thick. beer bottles and melted gas can or found dead may be important clues. if anyone has any information, call montgomery county's arson hot line. >>> the delay will affect plans for the high occupancy lane but not construction already under way on 495. funding issues and traffic concerns were the main reason for postponing the project. >>> spotsylvania county residents will get to sound off over whether to finance -- finance the railway. a vre stop will be built in spotsylvania county. opponents say the county should not have to pay for something only a few hundred people are using. >>> virginia lawmakers are going back to work for a special session. the governor is expected to cut the budget by $1.3 billion. lawmakers will discuss the supporsupreme court ruling. >>> live in silver spring. where is the cash? >>> when we will get a break from the heat. >>> some rain here but steven strasberg is signed, sealed and delived. livered.

bottom three, derek jeter, deep drive center field. jacoby ellsbury makes the sliding grab at the base of the wall. but, it would only hold off those yankee bats for a little while. because later in the third, johnny damon off john smoltz and gone. 20th homer of the year for damon. the yankees tie it at 1 in the fourth. casey kotchman, his first home run as a member of the red sox. boston up 3-1. looking good. but john smoltz has been a victim from the beginning of the year. and thursday night the big inning was the fourth. cabrera's 3-run home run, his 11th. nine hits, 8 earned. bottom four, billy trainer on in relief. that's no relief. jorge posada. another three-run blast. his 14th. the yanks score 8 in the fourth and leave it 9-3. top 8, a 95 mile an hour heater over pedroia's head. a couple of pitches later, the things getting a bit heated as posada trying to calm pedroia down. 13-6 is the final in the bronx. the yankees beat the red sox for the first time this season. snap a nine-game losing streak going back to last year. and no

derek jeter makes a nice grab. the yankees go on to win, 8-3. ravens are a perfect 3-0 this preseason, but even john harbaugh warns it doesn't mean anything, because the games don't count yet. but joe flacco was awesome against the panthers last night. washington had three catches for 66-yards. gorgeous throw to todd. flacco 23 of 28. 247yards and that score. he was just spreading the ball around later in the 2nd quarter. the play action to derrick mason. what a great move by mason right there. 6 catches, 71 yards. that would lead to this touchdown from willis mcgahee of all people. all around, a good performance, but an improving ravens offense. >> that's what he does every day in practice. nothing new for any of us. it was good to see us come out on the field and execute the way we did. if we can continue to do that, it will be a lot of fun. >> joe has been able to go through his progression. when the first guy is not open, he goes to the second or third guy. what makes it so good, he does it so fast. he scans the field, and reads the defense,

derek jeter with a solo shot. new york up 1-0. couple hits later, matsui joined the hit parade. in all, five home runs, matsui with two of them. team scored 58 runs during the series. kansas city where the twins jumped all over the royals. first time in minnesota history that one player had a pair of homers in an inning. twins scored 8 in the second and robbed the royals, 10-3. john smoltz made his debut for the cards against the padres. it was a good one. five innings of work. pujols continued his mvp campaign. cards beat the padres 5-2. they have now won 9 of the last 11. mets and phils. angel drove one to the wall. ball got stuck in the padding. shane victorino thought it was a ground-rule double. all the way around for an inside the park homer. top 9, eric bruntlett with a shot to right. made the grab. or did he? umpire said no. he showed his glove. i caught it right here. he indeed made the play. the umpires had a meeting and made the right call. he was out but he would have the last laugh. bottom nine, francouer lined out to bruntlett at short. stepped on second for one an

[applause] >> now authors jones seven jeter and cam bobo. mr. jeter is the author fl oke and theree market and ms. bobo's bk is "wage theft in america." this is part of the annual printers fear lit fest. >> i'm just a moderator, and the moderator is supposed to modete and, peopleumb, but i don't think that's it will be easy to call people mb once-ler to spears and authors prent the thes of the book and their arguments. came in bobo is kind of the jane addams of chicago. she is the head of the national inrfaith coalition for worker justice. in your bk, "wage theftn americ" how millions, why millions of working americans are not getting paid and what we can do about i is already a success. it is not an ordinary book. it ialready become a politilly that. people are around the country on talk radio sws and clubs and organizations and unions have become energized by this book which isbo how people, like the kind ofeople barbara ehrenreich wrote about in nicked and times are being ripped o. our cond author, jon jeter, i hope ironounced that right, "fl

short stop derek jeter gave him a yankees hat before the entire dugout emptied out onto the field.ey all want a picked with the great ef, muhammad ali. >>> parents, we are just a few weeks away from the start of school. health officials are still trying to get us the swine flu vaccine. >>> before you fire up the grill this weekend, listen to this, a nationwide beef recall to tell you about. >>> now, let's take a live look outside this window. a little chilly out there, 61 degrees. justin will be back with the forecast. how about the mta report. good morning, mark. >> reporter: good morning out there for the commute. you'll find the 27 and 44 buses diverted at falls and northern parkway for a water main break repair. the 17 with a diversion at hammonds ferry and nursery. the 3, 11, 61 are taking a diversion northbound. for the mta transit team, i'm mark jones. hearts happy... ...and big hearts happy too. because as part of a heart healthy diet... ...those delicious oats in cheerios can help naturally lower cholesterol. (cheerios spilling) cheerios. how can something so little... ...

. >> marcus jeter was work at his booth inside the pavilion saturday night. it was just after 10:00 when a fight broke out. >> they were just around the corner. so you could actually hear the confrontation that was going on. then you heard the shots. you seen everybody running. they ran past my stand. i followed them pretty much. i got out of the building. >> baltimore police say a 20-year-old man was shot in the leg and a 17-year-old man shot in the forearm. they were both taken to the hospital and are expected to be ok. right now police are interviewing witnesses and reviewing surveillance footage to identify a suspect. people visiting the inner harbor are shocked. >> it's really, really, really unbelievable, to be honest with you. as much as people are visible around, walking up and down. it's really surprising. >> sunday night the police officers were just as visible, patrolling the inner harbor area. and the visitors we spoke with say this incident wouldn't stop them from making a trip back to baltimore. >> there's so many people here. i would feel safe.

i asked derek jeter do you look for breaking balls. he said no, then i swing on them regardless of where they are. matusz make a great pitch. he swung at it anyway. >> gary: 0-1 count. abreu again. that's the one he can't find and it goes to 0-2. >> jim: you go back the earlier in the ball game in the 5-run inning. it turned around he struck him out the first time on one of the better curveballs all year and couldn't get it over the second time through the order. that was one of the 3 base-on balls in the 3rd inning when the angels got 5 runs. >> gary: only one out he would love to pick up the strikeout here. mathis not a speedy runner at third. he stayed with it and got him. ayou abouty all night long has been stare -- abreu staring at matusz and saying what is that. i can't hit it. >> jim: again, just 3 quality breaking balls. you don't have to throw a strike when you're ahead and that's what he did. >> gary: and that will be it for the orioles starter. with run you're at second and third and two down. guererro coming up. for brian m

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ars second author, jon jeter. i hope i pronounced that right, flat broke and the free-market, is a remarkable writer, a jourlist with "the washingto post" and though he comes with all these establishment credentials, i think this is really a bombshell of a book, and i urge peop to rd it. it is about how globalization has stripped working people of the control over their lives, and takes us on a journey from the salmon factoryn chile to oroc obama's chicago andt is a remarkably corrade is book to come out of this time, which even has a very good word to say about hugo chavez, a some criticisms o some of our national leaders. i strongly recommend it. what we are going to doere today is have each author make a ten-minute presentation, and our hope is that we can open this up to questions and a dialogue, and that you will all be roused enough by what these people have to s that i will have a tough job as a moderator moderating it down. so, let's begin with kim bobo who has focused on a specific and really shocking pro

. >> five players, including current yankee star derek jeter have won the title captain of new york yankeesbut no player has worn the number 15 since. a plaque in monument park inside yankee stadium remember munson with enscription that reads our captain and leader has not left us today, tomorrow, this year, next our endeavors will reflect love and admiration for him. >> phelps and u.s. medley team won in world record time in rome swimming butterfly, winning 3 minutes 28 seconds. 43 worlgd records were broken in rome in the championship. phelps won five gold medals and set four records, including 100 meter butterfly. first swimmer ever to break the 50-second mark. >> still to come on "espnews," >> still to come on "espnews," 22-year-old rookie stole ( percussion music playing ) ( cheering ) ( music continues ) introducing the gatorade limited-edition jordan series. collect all six. that's "g." it's toppings on top of toppings with no outer crust to fence them in. go to the edge with either the works, meaty, or pepperoni for just $9.99 for a medium. pizza hut. now you can order america's fav

. >> and brook jeter remains optimistic she will find work in the next two weeks. we wish you luck. >>> thanks, michael. >> the weekend is upon us. can this weather last? we don't think so. >> it would be wonderful if it lasted right through the weekend. look what's coming to our north. there are rain showers out to the north. right now in spots like frostburg, 47 degrees right now in garrett county, western maryland. heading out to the game, beautiful baseball weather. and spectacular tennis weather this evening. temperatures into the 80s. later into the 60s. tomorrow, humidity, partly sunny skies. high clouds from a storminess in the middle part of the country. mid-90s, even perhaps high 90s in fredericksburg. on top of that, oppressive humidity too. temperatures monday may approach 100 degrees. the next next for a widespread shower is coming tuesday or wednesday night week. at the end end no quite as high. >> thank you, bob. >> coming up, david gregory joins us with a look at what's ahead on the show this weekend. >> and can you believe this woman is six months

that's the way george foster used to go across the plate to the look at the outside corner jeer derek jeter >> 3-2 count, 2 down. the orioles need jones to get on to keep this alive and get markakis up. jones will foul it away. orioles 48 and 67 trying to have a comeback win here. and battling in the bottom of the 9th inning. they have been out hit in the ball game, 12-9 [cheering] again the 3-2 delivery, jones will fight another one off. since he's thrown everything the question now, what do you think he can get him out. with he's seen all the pitches. >> jim: in the back of his mind what do we want to do. it's a 4-run lead and markakis, you want to get him out but don't want the walk him. >> gary: don't walk him. >> jim: he has good swings you get an idea, 89, 90, quicker than that because of deception for fuentes. >> gary: 3-2 the count. runners on second and third. jones, in the air to right field. abreu backing up and this one is in the books. and the 4-game series is evend up after two. 5-1 win lackey the winner 8-5. matusz the loss 1-2 and opportunityes with the save -- fuentes with

the sox have dominated the bronx bombers all season but derek jeter and the yankees have surged back american league race. "sunday night baseball" sunday at 8:00 eastern on espn. >> storylines on san diego high school junior jeremy tyler who dropped out of high school to pursue a professional basketball contract overseas, news that tyler is now close to signing a two-year contract with the israeli club. on our interactive page sign up for our daily program alert and you can view past otl our voicemail is 866-espn-otl and at this moment we're just moments from "the sports reporters." úú÷÷ >> tom: yesterday, chris tillman pitched well enough to get a win but with the team not hitting, danys baez was handed the loss. we'll talk about the effect of greg zaun being traded, both on the team and on the young catcher matt wieters. >>> and brian matusz will have his hands full as he goes against the american league's dominant pitcher in roy halladay. >>> o's orioles o's xtra game brought to you by a t and t. today, matusz takes the mound. for toronto, it is roy halladay. he is 19-4 against th

yankees a 1-0 lead on the white sox on the strength of a derek jeter leadoff home run. 22nd of his career strength of a ryan howard solo home run lead the braves 1-0, bottom two. they're in a rain delay in philadelphia. and the padres pouring it on against the marlins 5-1. top two, the venerable will venables with an r.b.i. single. kyle blanks has a two-run home run, as well. all right. day baseball from wrigley. let's call it the snake-bitten w series. cubs and mets. is top two, speaking of, amirer i santos blooping one to right. milton bradley can't come down with it. jeff francoeur scores. ruled a hit. game tied at one. bradley heard about it from the cubs' fans. top seven, stale 1-1 game. bradley two hands this time. take a bow. rig and listen to the bronx cheer from the folks in wrigleyville. bottom eight, game tied at 2-2. alfonso soriano, 20th homend the run of the season, a three-run cubs shot. that's eight straight seasons with 20 or more homers, and the cubs win it 5-2. patrick mish got the starts for the mets. he ties the major league record for most consecutive starts in which

. >> marcus jeter was work at his booth inside the pavilion saturday night. it was just after 10:00 when a fight broke out. >> they were around the corner. you could hear the confrontation that was going on. then you heard the shots and you seen everybody run. they ran passed my stand. i followed them pretty much. >> baltimore police say a 20-year-old man was shot in the leg and a 17-year-old man shot in the forearm. they were both taken to the hospital and are expected to be ok. right now police are interviewing witnesses and reviewing surveillance footage to identify a suspect. people visiting the inner harbor are shocked. >> it's really, really unbelievable, to be honest with you. as much as people are visible around, walking up and down. it's really surprising. >> sunday night the police officers were just as visible patrolling the inner harbor area. and the visitors we spoke with say this incident wouldn't stop them from making a trip back to baltimore. >> there's so many people here. i would feel very safe right here. >> i would think that would be rand

. >> i don't think anything of made me proud are than getting a guy named lonell jeter out of jail.aferent down there a and turned up youou all the evidee that cleleared t gu th opened th cell door and said get out and theyy threw th y out of jajail. itas jt grt. ments.s.e were otherreat living with jackikie glean, ed bradlewith mohamameded ali. i sa doou realilize the m mt vir eel ma o on earth i almlmosa shl, c can't even talk? thers a great story there. bradadley sa if he c can't talk how would interview him? i sa, stupid fsh heould talk it wouldn't be a story. >> reporter: don would tell stories all night if we let him. but he is a competitor. we should probably end this by asking him what is he going to do? >> i got a million other ideas and i'm not going to go home and sit in the sunlight and vegetate and i'm not going to die on a tennis court and i'm not going to die in a rowboat. i'm going to die in a television studio, i hope. >> and so we choose don hewitt. we do not think for a moment that we have heard the last of him. he has so many stories and so much to teach yet anot

. >> rob: terek jeter.e how it missed bard and the move up on a bullpen a wild pitch. >> rob: i didn't know any better i would say it is intentional. it's not that big of a blow out. pitch is so far behind him. >> bob: behind his legs basically. >> rob: achilles heels. >> bob: 2-2 now. bard into right field. pulled in by jones. nats after a guzman r.b.i. triple. 2 run whommer by zimmerman. now time to stretch 8-3, washington. bag $15 dollars to ride in the bottom of the plane in the dark. no peanuts or nothin'. and then if your bag wants to bring one of its little bag friends for company, they charge another $25. that's just plain mean. why do they hate your bags? at southwest airlines, bags fly free. grab your bag. it's on! ( ding )  >> bob: time for the rapid rewind and you have to get out of some many gentlemans. a good double play. clippard gets the 1, 2, 3. then the nats score 8 runs after chip clip. lead it 8-3. teat tat the fastest 3 g network. 27 homers. 78 r.b.i.s. zimmerman 21 homers. 70 r.b

david ortiz bounces into his 4- 6-3 double play, nicely turned by cano and jeter.oreless. the bottom of the fifth, the yankees are threatening. gentlemenner, the slow roller to third and youkilis gets him at first. josh beckett is pumped as he gets out of a jam. still scoreless. varitek guns to second base and hideki matsui is running. that ended the threatened they are now in the 10th inning, the bottom of the tenth. no score. a.j. burnett went seven and 2/3. he allowed only one hit and somehow survived walking six so this game is scoreless in the bottom of the 10th inning. the yankees are trying to get a four and a half-game lead on boston and the red sox are trying to put it to within two and a half. >> the bottom of the first here with the tigers. the game tied 1-1 and not anymore, miguel cabrera, opposite field three-run home run and that gives the tigers a 4-1 lead. here is alex avia. he made his big league debut yesterday against the orioles. he hits it out. his first major league home run that gives the tiger as 6-1 lead and detroit goes on to win flit a sl

all the way down there is jeter and teixeira at 35. that's serious bumper there. and leading in hits. and now i think that competing with him. has the speed and christian better than average. i have seen christian start to use that speed. >> as you mentioned and the 500 teams. a good thing to set your table for next year. jim riggleman talks about christian and nyjer. >> it out abouts pressure on the club you know it is -- as well as they have done especially you know since we got nyjer in the trait. the way he has got on base. we should have scored more runs. we'll score more and continue to fet on there the way they have. looking at the other part of the lineup and gonzales getting the start. a couple of r.b.i. they are looking for more from 7 and 8. we haven't got anything there. josh was hot a while. he has not done anything of late. he is a liability. he doesn't throw well. he doesn't move that well behind the plate. alberto after a hot start has done nothing. average he is playing for his baseball career especially every day player. everyone knows he is a ut

jeter free hd videoconferencing requires 100 megabits stable connections and access for multiple classooms of about 20 students to the science curriculum of quote cone noval" or documentary resources which are rapidly serving curricular needs requires merely a gigabit of bandwidth. public media applications and content properly developed and deployed can capitalize on the multibillion-dollar investment we've already made in public media infrastructure and content. and they can leverage the multibillion-dollar investment we are now making in broadband to strengthen space engagement and quality-of-life. thank you. >> thank you, ellen. next turn to john wonderlich. >> my name is john wonderlich, policy director for the foundation. we are a nonpartisan, nonprofit dedicated to using the power of the internet to catalyze greater government transparency. at the heart of our work is the appreciation for the transformation of power of online technology. our technology with vision for government transparency is visible in our organization, which digitized data and create tools presenting informa

matt jeter goes deep the on day. birds up, 4-2. top of the 9th, 2-3.dy marty has other plans. deep to left. it lands on the first row of seats for the two run homer. the independent yand indianaiant the orioles. 5-2. >>> later on fox 45 morning news, weaking up to heavy rain, thunder and lightning, the damage an early storm left behind. >>> i'm joel d smith at fox 45 fair day >>> good morning, and welcome back to fox fry morning news. i'm megan gilliland. you're waking up to the remnants of what was wicked weather overnight. if you didn't hear it, there was thunder. if you didn't see the lightning, there was plenty of that and a lot of overnight rain. we will show you the damage that the storm has left behind, damage that a lot of people across the region are cleaning up. this is the scene at reisterstown near owings mills boulevard. several cars stuck in high water overnight. people had to be rescued from their cars and by police and firefighters. right now the road is closed due to flooding. that is not the only since. weather could be to blame for a

but derek jeter and the yankees have surged back into the thick of the american league east race. sox, sunday night baseball. sunday at 8:00 eastern on espn. >> the mets trying to rebound after a tough loss last night against the cardinals. remember, albert pujols hit that grand slam in the tenth inning. so david wright trying to lead the comeback charge. bottom of the first inning. his eighth home run of the season. august better than july. didn't hit his first home run last month until the 25th. top 5 here. albert pujols gets hit. now the machine had gone six straight ab's against the mets with a hit. so maybe a little dude, cool off there. and talk about rehe venge. brad thompson finds the pitch, nearly hitting david wright in the nog noggin. tony la russa came out to argue, it wasn't intentional. right. it's the second time this season the mets shutout the cardinals. 22-year-old rookie is out for the year after he tore his right hamstring while covering first base for the mets. injuries keep piling up so far this season. >> the cubs with a chance to get a little more breathing

. >> joe girardi and derek jeter said we just got to get rid of that goose egg when it comes to the redhamberlain and smoltz. let's start with chamberlain. he has really picked things up for himself since the all-star break but hasn't had a lot of success against boston. the yankees are seeing a different joba chamberlain these days. what is working differently for him? >> well, he is simply overpowering hitters now in a way he was not previously. it's not about luck as it is sometimes with pitchers and their record or the way the team plays behind them. he is making it impossible for guys to get base hits off of him. he has given up 9 hits in 3 consectutive games. he has given up a total of 9 hits in the last 3 games total. he is obviously much tougher to hit right now. he is finding a way to get hitters out. looking stronger than he had previously. that's a big factor for the yankees heading down the last 3rd of the season. >> smoltz struggling so far with the red sox. what has he been saying about what is going on with him and his team? >> smoltz is the guy the red sox expected to co

author john jeter discusses his book. "washington journal," live at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> sunday, ellis cose of his public radio series that profiles people who have overcome significant obstacles and lie. sunday night at 8:00 on c-span. >> british voters are expected to go the polls in national elections next spring. this weekend, david cameron of how a a tory government would change current domestic policies. british politics, sunday night on c-span. >> now, president obama at a town hall meeting on proposed health care legislation. this is an airport hangar in belgrade, montana. it is just over an hour. [applause] >> hello, montana. thank you. thank you. it is great to be here. please, everybody have a seat. i am excited to be back in montana. where is michelle? michelle and the girls were supposed to go whitewater rafting. i just heard some rain to wonder not know what is going on out there. they are on their way. i want to acknowledge some outstanding public officials and friends. first of all, the man who is working tirelessly to make sure that

derek jeter was up with the winning run at third. struck out by jonathan papelbon. they continued to play. and we'll continue to monitor as we move on. with that, what's up and welcome into my house. i am the coach. a busy weekend straight ahead as the dog days have turned into training camp, enshrinement ceremonys and unsigned extensions, we start in the american league central. tigers and twins. miguel cabrera. tigers playing at home. and they like it there. cabrera. at the three-run shot. his 22nd of the year. tigers go on to win 10-8 is your final. tigers win their third straight in four or five. armando galaraga picks up his first career win against the twins. not good. seven runs on eight hits in one inning. twins continue to fall. they lost three straight and six of seven. >> all right, white sox and the indians. 4-2. off mark buehrle. second of the game. ninth of the year. the indians win 6-2. fourth multi home run game for chavez. jeremy sauers was 0 had-6 prior to tonight. let's go ahead and take a look at the american league central standings. tigers up t

bottom of the 7th, same score, jeter singles to left center field. cano and harrison score.ankees lead it 6-2, and go on to beat the rangers 9-2. the yankees with a 5-run 7th inning. pet it with his 11th win. >> buck: >> red sox and white sox. alex gonzales goes deep to left field for a solo home run to give the red sox a 2-1 advantage in the bottom half of the 6th inning. scott podsednik hits a solo home run to to right field to tie the game up at 2, but how about this. the the bottom half of the 9th inning, game tied at two, nobody on, one out, david ortiz, a game-winning home run around the pepsi pole. number 22 for the season. his 1st game-winning home run in -- his 10th game winning home run in his career. boston now 73-53 for the season. elsewhere tone, the blue jays beat tampa bay 3-2. they won the game on a wild pitch by howell, and that ended the game. bautista had an rbi double. and the angels this ever afternoon one over the detroit tigers 4-2. torii hunter with his 18th home run for the angels. time now to take a look at the american league wildcard chase. head s