ball game for chris davis that came in with a hot bath. 4-10 in the series starting the game. >> jim hunter going to another lefty. >> gary: after a pitch delivered by morales. >> jim: well have seen rich hill and he's dropped his arm angle. obviously valentine thinks hill is the guy to bring in. >> gary: here he comes. [ male announcer ] are you paying more and more for cable and enjoying it less and less? upgrade to verizon fios tv, internet and phone for just $89.99 a month guaranteed for two years with a two-year agreement. this is a limited time offer, so don't wait. get fios at this great low price. act now and you'll get $250 back. but hurry. this incredible offer ends june 2nd. call 1.888.get.fios. fios. a network ahead. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. >> gary: so using just about everybody available to get the matchups you want he goes for a chill. >> jim: native boston pitched on friday night. just one batter. those are against the numbers that bobby valentine is looking at. you have a deep bull pen. so you bring him in. you still hav

. >> jim hunter: just a little high gap right there. that's what i to. matt lindstrom when he came up could throw 100. 100. big guy. great arm. >> gary: he gets his second strike out. infield shifts. saltalamacchia will stand in. he's had a double, a walk, a run scored an rbi sack fly in the ball game. >> jim: he's also had a couple errors in the eighth that allowed the orioles to get the sixth run at the time. red sox would come back. he would like to atone for that. long afternoon for him. >> gary: he is way back there. look how far he is out of the box. and swung on and missed. lindstrom coming hard at him. >> jim: i think another thing for that you see hale that is a third base coach this year for the orioles used to do it for the red sox from time to time. he will actually come toward home plate. almost halfway down the line. you get the angle where the runner at first can see your sign. >> gary: in the air right field going back. markakis is there he got it. runner halfway and there are two down. >> jim: we told you about how much room there is in

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>> reporter: a group than cludded former mooib agent jim walsh ho ho told joors fred barron deposited tens of thousands of dollars in rielle hunter's account, undercutting the government's claim it centered on his run for the whites house. former commissioner scott thomas took the stand, his testimony was limited. outside the presence of the jury, thomas told the court "this is a clear cut case that the payments were not campaign contributions and that edwards had not violated the law" the judge ruled the opinions were inadmissible. >> he was able to tell the jury how complex the federal election laws are and in his 38 years of experience, both at the commission and in private practice, that he has never addressed the situation where a third party has asked to pay the debt of another third party. >> reporter: we also learned the defense is not likely to call the woman at the center of the legal and political soap opera. >> they have previewed to the judge the witnesses they intend to call. rielle hunter is not on the list. >> reporter: edwards daughter cate is on the list. >> defense will put more emotion back in the case, humanize

jim walsh a former fbi agent hired by the defense to follow the money testified that donor fred baron gave rielle hunter payments of at least $9,000 a month in the last half of 2008. well after edwards presidential campaign had ended. some of it even after he publicly admitted the affair. >> it certainly helps the defense's case that the support for rielle hunter was based on a personal relationship, not just on edwards' political fortunes. >> reporter: the government alleges that money provided to keep hunter out of sight was meant to influence the election, and constituted illegal contributions to edwards, which edwards denies. the defense still isn't saying whether john edwards will take the stand and risk a withering cross-examination. and edwards' lawyer says it's still possible that the woman at the center of the scandal, rielle hunter, could be called to testify. lisa myers, nbc news, greensboro, north carolina. >>> on the endless campaign trail today, the topic turned back toward the issue so many americans consistently say they care about the most. and that's the economy. our political director

: a group that included former fbi agent jim walsh, who told jurors texas millionaire fred bare on continued to deposit tens of thousands of dollars into hunter'sank account long after the campaign ended undercutting the claim that it centered on his campaign. scott thomas took the stand. though his testimony was limited. outside the presence of the jury, thomas had told the court "this is a clear-cut case that the payments were not campaign contributions and that edwards did not violate the law." the judge ruled the opinions were inadmissible. he was able to tell the jury how complex the federal election laws are and in his 38 years of experience both at the commission and in private practice, that he has never addressed the situation where a third party is asked to pay the debt of another third party. >> reporter: we also learned today the defense is not likely to call the woman at the center of the legal and political soap opera. >> they have previewed to the judge, the witnesses they intend to call between now and then. rielle hunter is not on that list. >> reporter: edwards' daughter cate is on that list. >> the defense will be able to put

jim johnson gets curtis granderson on a double play ball that ended in a 5-2 victory. o's now tie for first place. tommy hunterot been a consistently good pitcher for the season. he is looking for improvement. o's actually have a better record on the road than they do so far at home this season. going to face right-handed pitcher philippey paulino. and you can see the game on masn 2. we'll have oriole highlights tonight. plus more from the preakness as the post positions are drawn. 11 horses to run on saturday. details tonight. back to you ,,,,,, [ boss ] okay, okay. let's...uh, skip the chitchat and get down to business here. now listen, i need all of you thinking of ways to improve our bottom line. so let's just sit here awhile and toss around some ideas. this isn't a conference call, hickle -- i'm actually in the room. [ male announcer ] with fares this low, why not surprise a few people? airtran is having a sale with flights all over the country starting at only $69 dollars. book at airtran.com before it's too late. because with $69 fares >>> don't miss tonight's cbs prime time lineup at 10:00. it's the se

jim w58, on the stand, defense attorney alex vanlandingham brugt out in court long after edwards suspended his campaign for president, one of his big money ben efactors paid $74,000 in eight payment toos rielle huntersay payments after the campaign ended could suggest it's for personal reason, which is what the defense is arguing. the question is now if kate will testify. defense attorneys say they want to put her on the stand. the other question is whether john edwards himself will testi testify. >> france's brand-new president travels abroad only to have his plane hit by lightning. george w. bush returning to washington. sneaking in an endorsement for who do you think? >> there is mitt romney in des moines, iowa. he's at the hotel fort des moines. he is speaking to a group of supporters there about debt and government smending. all of this as later this year we're looking a the a debt ceiling vote in congress. >> proposing a new program for every problem. president obama tucked away the clinton doctrine in his large drawer of ideas, along with transparency and bipartisanship. it's enough to make you wonder if it was a personal beef with the clintons, but it probably runs much deeper than that. pr

jim. you are absolutely right. a busy and important day here at the federal courthouse in greensboro. no testimony from john edwards, his daughter kate or his mistress rielle hunterthe defense resting their case in hopes on the idea that less is more. it took three weeks for prosecutors to outline their case against john edwards. the response from his defense team though ended this morning after just three days. >> the defense clearly went out with a women pimper a calculate decision to play it safe. the question is have they played it too safe? >> the attorney hinted rielle hunter, his daughter kate, and even edwards himself could take the stand to close the defense. >> does this jury expect to have seen john edwards on the stand under oath looking them in the eye? if they did they didn't get it. >> reporter: what they did get was a heavy dose of campaign finance laws, a statute never tested legally until this case. >> we're in unchartered territory but it requires a showing of a willful violation and i think what edwards is banking on is there is still not direct evidence of criminal intent. >> reporter: because this is the first trial of its kind, judge kather

jim walsh said he followed the money and found a trail of $70,000 that apparently went directly from an edwards' benefactor to rielle hunterng after john edwards got out of the race for president which undercuts the government's case that this was all about saving john edwards' political career. >> all right, joe, thanks very much. we'll check back with you tomorrow. president obama has just released new information about his finances. we'll explain. >> only hours after the new french president was sworn in, he rushed to leave the country. we'll tell you what's going on and it was an unforgettable car crash, but the driver can't remember a thing. [ mrs. hutchison ] friday night has always been all fun and games here at the hutchison household but one dark stormy evening... there were two things i could tell: she needed a good meal and a good family. so we gave her what our other cats love, purina cat chow complete. it's the best because it has something for all of our cats! and after a couple of weeks she was healthy, happy, and definitely part of the family. we're so lucky that lucy picked us. [ female announcer ] purina

jim walsh, a former fbi agent hired by the defense to follow the money, testified that donor craig baron gave rielle hunter monthly payments totalling $74,000 in the last half of 2008. well after edwards' presidential campaign had ended. some of it even after he publicly admitted the affair. but before he admitted paternity. >> the only logical reason for making these payments at the time they were made was exactly what john edwards has been saying, i'm trying to protect my wife from finding out that i'm the father of rielle hunter's baby. >> reporter: a former chairman of the federal election commission, scott thomas, testified he knew of no other case where a candidate was charged because another person paid the expenses of a mistress. >> there's never been a case like this in the history of the fec, so why would john edwards think that someone paying expenses for a mistress was something that needed to be reported? >> reporter: but will john edwards tell his own side of the story? knowing he could face a withering cross-examination. >> remember, the defense told this jury, john edwards is not afraid of