jim: you're brian davis, what do you do now? furyk's got four feet. nick: he has to assess, what is the best he can do? if that bunker shot -- jim: he's going down after it. nick: if the best he can do is 15 feet past, it's a gamble to do that, but you shouldn't take the gamble, you go and drop it there, and you've basically got a 30-foot chip. it all seems fine. i think a good thump. it's going to be a tough shot. it's a good shot to land -- if he can land this ball from the edge of the green to the flag, that is a great shot. how it reacts after that, i'm how it reacts after that, i'm not sure. >> it's sand under there. it's packed. you're going to have to go at it hard. just aim for that root. you've got one shot. >> yeah. nick: he's got one shot. either he doesn't get it off there, or he goes to the chipping area, which is a dead straight simple chip. it's a big 20-footer. jim: very makeable. that's where boo weekley holed it a few years ago for a par. nick: if he thinks it's a risk, he shouldn't take the risk. but if he's comfortable with getting

>> woodruff: jim davis? >> well, on the spending we have security which after 9/11 increased dramatically. we have the interest on the debt, tom. but the programs you describe have to do with our demographics. we're getting older every year, it's driving up the cost of health care. thankfully a lot of people are living a lot longer. the cost of medicine, the cost of keeping people alive is increasing dramatically. one of the best things this health care bill can do is help us manage those costs. help us reduce the price of medicine. as christina romer alluded to, that's going to come very slowly. this bill did not make radical abrupt changes in how care is delivered because that would bother people a lot and create problems. but over time if this health care bill does what it's supposed to do, it would reduce that cost. >> i would disagree with jim. the reality is show me a government entitlement program that ever sustained the original governing cost that were implyd from the beginning. medicare, medicaid,

brian davis and jim furyk would need a playoff. davis looking for his first pga tour title with a pro shot on the first playoff hole and his body language says it all. it misses the green and bounces off the rocks. with furyk already on the green, davis decides to play from the hazard and get it is to land on the green. but then he would call for a rules official. this is y. davis on the shot hit a loose read on the backswing. you see it right there. he calls a two-stroke penalty on himself conceding the hole. jim furyk goes on to win the classic. his second victory of the season. >>> kids, take a lesson. honesty pays. today's sprint cup series if texas was postponed due to rain. it will be run tomorrow at noon right here on fox 5. that's all the time we have for tonight's show. we hope you enjoyed it and we thank you for letting us be a part of your weekend. thanks to rich dunn. have a great night.

one ball, two strike count on gaudin. >> jim p: they play as they should, shallow. hopefully hit it over their heads. davister so he can run down almost any ball. >> gary: 1-2 delivery fouled away. >> jim p: i saw it with justin turner -- when he came up in september, didn't have a lot of bats. maybe because, you know, being a young guy, he probably played, had more at bats that be he's ever had. he hit .300 in aaa. and it was not a hitters' park, either. >> gary: no. certainly an opportunity because of the injuries to have the ballclub take a good look. they wanted him up here because they felt they needed middle infield help, even with lugo available to play. here's the 2-2 delivery and just got a piece of that. fouls back. and stay at 2-2. orioles three outs from ending the losing streak. batting in the top of the 9th. three runs, eight hits over 6 1/3 could be the winner. anderson could be the loser. fouled away -- oriole have no action in the bullpen so jim johnson trying to pick up an inning saved. in the bottom half of the 9th. crowley mighty happy to see the bats going, continuing with nine hits an

patterson and davis scores and there's the game as jim johnson blows the save and the athletics have walkoff win 4- 3. rick, it's tougher and tougher. nine consecutive losses and we used the word "demoralizing" but there's another one yesterday. >> rick: it's dedemorallizing. there's a lot of negativity with the ballclub and almost felt it in the 9th when the leadoff hitter got the base hit and there's wild pitches, etc , after they bunted the guy over. at this point, you know, what can the orioles do? i looked at those highlight films and saw, you know, matt back there -- wieters -- and all of a sudden he goes to block it and looked like he tripped trying to block a ball. it's a ball that should have been blocked -- both of them should have been -- but somehow they got away. attention to detail and it's not just wieters but everybody out there right now. attention to detail when you really need it the most, is not there, and everything is caving in. yes, they have to come back and play today and attitudes have to change. the intensity level has to go up again. we have been saying it

at the verizon heritage jim furyk defeated brian davis on the first extra hole.orced the play-off after a birdie on 18. in the nba kobe bryant scored 21 as the lakers beat oklahoma city in game one of their first round series. and in the nhl phoenix beat detroit to take a two games to one series lead. for more sports news and scores log on to cbssports.com. >> stahl: now, andy rooney. >> rooney: why is it, i often say to myself, that most of us have a desire to eat more than we need? whether we're having peanut butter on toast or leftover rice, we eat more than we need to keep our bodies going for the rest of the day. it seems as though one serious and constant defect in the human character is desire. we have more desire for almost everything than we need. people have more desire for sex than the world needs to populate it. just about all of us have this great desire to make more money than we need to live comfortably on. many of us can't stay away from the stores where we buy stuff. we have this great desire to buy and acquire more possessions than we can use. c

around second base too far on a hit by sweeney and izturis thought turner and caught davis before going to second base. >> jim p: it was a heads up play. turner covered the bag. i don't know what davis was thinking about. >> gary: nothing at the time. >> jim p: no reason to go anywhere past second base, trailing by -- >> gary: johnson's got it! and this game is in the books! and the orioles have ended the losing streak. they come away with an 8-3 win in this ball game. that is going to feel a whole lot better. matusz 2-0. anderson 1-1. and johnson get his first save of the season and very effective in getting it done. no runs, no errors and one left on. for johnson, that's two innings he works to come away with the save. that is just what the orioles needed here in this ball game. >> jim p: so again, it's a matter of did you play in concert? you have good starting pitching, bullpen, timely hitting, the long ball -- you have it here on a beautiful day for baseball. more beautiful is the fact that no longer do you have a lose streak but a one-game winning streak on the line. >> gary: let's go down to amber. >>

here comes jim riggleman to argue with jerry davis as the 50/50 calls are going the way of the cubs tonightsend three batters to the plate in the top of the 7th inning. it stays 2-1, washington. >> bob: we're back here at wrigley. >> rob: the nats are still leading 2-1. five hits a piece for both teams. geico highlights, it's got to be the great defense. there you see alberto gonzalez blasting the leather. a greatly by desmond. doesn't turn the double play, but shows how great they're playing. livan loves it. what an improvement a year makes. >> bob: nationals ranked in the top six in team defense coming in. that kid is playing some serious short for the last couple weeks. it's possible gorzelanny could be out after throwing 97 pitches, 57 strikes. >> rob: look at that. >> bob: he's a professor of economics. >> rob: he is. >> bob: fontenot, 1-2. >> rob: and he's a mathematician mathematician. i like the fact that ian wants to be known as the guy who plays hard all the time. >> bob: i love what he told me the day he came to the major leagues last year. on a fly ball that will be handled by n

kevin millwood starts to open. >> jim: him and kevin millwood next to rajai davis, they are here to behey appear to be a little off the outside corner of matt wieters but gets the call >> gary: he has a 411 e.r.a. in that park, he is 6-3 in this lifetime against this ball club, the oakland a's and has won the last three decisions he has had against them. the baltimore orioles are hoping those are the numbers that will get things turned 0 around -- around in this 7 game losing streak. daric barton has won all 11 games so far for the oakland a's and has been a table setter. daric barton lifts it and a diving catch made by cesar izturis. >> jim: did you see that on his face, nice play going to the hole. he has some early optimism, things are going their way for cesar izturis. >> gary: they have a chance with the 1l1stl0 inning. ryan sweeney has picked up at least one hit and he will take the pitch at the knees for a strike. ryan sweeney makes the start in right field, he had a 1-4 in the ballgame last night. ryan sweeney has had good numbers against kevin millwood, he is 5-12 with a home

davis, teixeira, mantle, or murray. >> jim: i have to think it's mantle or murray. >> murray. >> jim: both of them hit over 500 homeruns. wow chilly. now playing golf in arizona. >> gary: 11 times. >> jim: 11 times? >> gary: that's half of it anyway. here's kotchman, down the line. montanez is playing the other way. that will fall in for a base hit. lou cuts it off. a shot at 2 2nd. he tries to get back to 1st. big turn. two singles. two of throw for kotchman. >> jim: already down by three, and you know you're not getting to it, but don't let it spin away from you. making an excellent throw. yesterday, very quickly getting to a ball off the bat of actually two nights ago jack wilson hitting, and making the good throw. that time the perfect throw. really working on the outfield play. i don't think there's any doubt he will figure out how to hit. good young hitter for the orioles. >> jim: that's going to be six hits for the mariners. each team with six in the ball game now. sweeney, 0 for 2. hard hit ball. tailor made, izturis, turner, and that's going to do it. double play ground ball

davis of republicans. cries of succession. got 600,000 men killed back in the 1960s. like jim crowe and george corley wallace.alk, virginia's new republican governor bob mcdonnell has declared april to be confederate history month. to read his proclamation you would think that the war was a joyous war of independence. great stuff all around. got overwhelmed by too much firepower up north. not a word about slavery being the issue or the election of abraham lincoln causing succession. former governor doug water of virginia says the confedate history month stuff is mind-boggling. we're going to talk about what just happened. >>> and will the real john mccain please stand up? never considered himself a maverick. could someone please remind him that he boasted about his

davis republicans. cries of secession and nullification got men killed in the 1860s. cries of states rights got us fellows like jim

jim: real good hack. maybe a little out of the strike zone. >> gary: eric davis used to talk about those kind of foul ballshe time. missed it by that much. there's mr. danly. ball and a strike on scott, batting with 2 outs and known on every time he calls the ball, he hears it. scott just tried to put the ball in play. 3 strikeouts and 3 trips. left field, it will, but crawford is there, backs up on it and has it for the out. garza has back to back 3 out innings. bottom of the. 8th. >> gary: tonight's forward drive in the game, a big hit by evan longoria. this a gaper, drove in 2, and that's the difference in the game for evan longoria. the ford drive of the game invites you to experience ford like never before. drive one. dave trembley talking it over. will ohman stays on the begin the 8th inning. >> jim: this is about zobrist, you want to turn it around. but he was a good hitter. of course whether you get him out or not, you're going the bring in meredith. >> gary: pena will follow longoria, so it's switch right left in this 8th inning as the orioles try to keep this a 1- run definite -- deficit heading

we are joined by congresswoman susan davis, deputy secretary of defense bill lynn and the vice chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general jim cartwright. most of all, to america's newest citizens -- it is a great honor to serve as your commander-in- chief, and it is my greatest pleasure to be among the first to greet you as a "fellow american." to you and your families, welcome to the white house. today is your day -- a celebration of 24 inspiring men and women and the remarkable journeys that have brought you together on this beautiful spring morning to our nation's capitol. the paths that led you here began in more than a dozen countries, from peru to poland, from kenya to the philippines. some of you came to america as children, holding tight to your parents' hands as you arrived in a new world. some of you came as adults, leaving everything you knew behind in pursuit of a new life. and while your stories are your own, today we celebrate the common spirit that lives within each of you -- a spirit that has renewed and strengthened america for more than two centuries. we celebrate the love of family -- your moms and dads w

we are joined by congresswoman susan davis, deputy secretary of defense bill lynn and the vice chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general jimright. most of all, to america's newest citizens -- it is a great honor to serve as your commander-in- chief, and it is my greatest pleasure to be among the first to greet you as a "fellow american." to you and your families, welcome to the white house. today is your day -- a celebration of 24 inspiring men and women and the remarkable journeys that have brought you together on this beautiful spring morning to our nation's capitol. the paths that led you here began in more than a dozen countries, from peru to poland, from kenya to the philippines. some of you came to america as children, holding tight to your parents' hands as you arrived in a new world. some of you came as adults, leaving everything you knew behind in pursuit of a new life. and while your stories are your own, today we celebrate the common spirit that lives within each of you -- a spirit that has renewed and strengthened america for more than two centuries. we celebrate the love of family -- your moms and dads who wer