as for solidifying a bull pen, 6-foot 3 jim johnson will remain a closer in his seventh year. strong candidate for a team leader tag. but there are other guiding lights, he says. >> i think all of us kind of have some sort of leadership quality, whether they have two or five or 10 years, we all kind of pick each other's brains and help each other out. we're all moving in the right direction. >> excuse me. jim johnson was 6-5 last season. his era was 2.67. kudos to maryland's women's all-star thomas. averaging 17 points, 8 rebounds a game. she's just the second sophomore to win the accs highest honor for the 25-4, 11-4 terrapins who are number five in the country. from palm beach gardens florida, honda classic, 17th hole. he goes to 4 over. your leader, davis love, iii while eight golfers are tied for second. tiger woods, 7 strokes back. quick scores, morgan beat on the road. >>> coming up, it's the craziest soccer play. >> the unbelievable way a goalie managed to score,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> own version of the old prank, do you have prince albert in a can? she had prince albert i

. >> jim johnson did not do much today to help his hopes of winning the job. he gave up a triple in the night today with a loss to the tigers. he tried to catch the attention of buck showalter the last spot in the rotation. maddis had a relatively solid outing but not a spectacular gem he was looking for. johnson has had a spectacular spring. his fourth home run came in the second inning. not enough to make up for the collapse. tigers win. world-class soccer returns. two teams from england will face of any friendly game on july 28. the arrival of the two teams should provide a clash in the definition of football. it will take place close to the start of ravens training camp. peyton does not expect the commissioner to reduce the suspension. he wants another meeting to find out what he can and cannot do in the year ahead. the coach is always looking to develop a strategy. it will play out like a civil war in the state of kentucky. louisville will face kentucky in the semifinals. the kentucky coach has never won a national championship. he got a philosophical tod

. >> last season, the 28-year-old jim johnson, with 6-5, had nine saves. e.r.a., 2.67.finished second among american league leaguers in january. he signed a one-year contract extension. >>> last night, maryland men, whooping on the road, at north carolina. 20,000 vociferous fans and one visiting coach on the fringe of despair. call this game the tarheels big show. at a place called slam dunk city. maryland was down by 11 1/2. they never had the lead. first, chapel hill for baltimoreans. nick foust coming up. he led the terps with a career high, 17. freshman out of baltimore city high school. yeah. sports and replay? sure. however, it was a big night for tyler zeller. a big one. scored 30 points in his final game. maryland has this one road victory in eight away games. they finished the regular season at home against uva sunday. >>> meantime, kudos to all-star alyssa thomas. she is the new acc player of the year, after averaging 17 points and about eight in a game. she is only the second sophomore to win the acc's highest honor for the 25-11-4 terps. also, she is the fou

in january, jim johnson signed himself a one-year contract. that's it for now.up next hour, the ravens' off season move under way. there are changes at the capital. as a member of the secondary is released. that's coming up new at 6:00. kai. >> stan, thank you. >>> a runaway boulder traps a group of hikers on a mountain top. it rolled over one woman, breaking her leg. five others were strangded, including one person who appeared to be nursing his arm. the hikers were air-lifted off the mountain. the extent of their injuries is unknown. >>> close call for some tourists in alaska. take a look as they get a bit too close to some bears -- hikerless. watch as the bear comes close to them. the group said the bear was so close, they could feel him breathing down their backs. luckily, it only sniffed them and wandered away. no one was hurt. >> they are lucky. >>> still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. >> maryland makes history. i'm pat warren, live in annapolis, where governor o'malley signs a bill that changes the definition of marriage. but will it ever becom

. >> there was this tweet from jim johnson.rdless of fact, truth. where's the civility or due process? we are in deep trouble. as we were talking about with our last guest in the 6:00 hour and i think it bears mentioning again because it's really important is where's the outrage about the black on black crime? i mean, that is the majority. 90% of black victims are killed by african-americans. same thing with white people. 83.3% of white victim homicides committed by white offenders so really, that's the typical. that's the typical murder that's happening in our society. i'm not so sure it's typical that it's white on black or vice versa. >> speaking of the twitter verse and things people do on the twitter, there's a twitter address at kill zimmerman up right now. it says this page is for people who believe zimmerman should be shot dead in the street. the same way trayvon was. no justice. no peace. >> all right. 9 minutes after the hour now. there's now 540 million reasons to catch mega millions fever. the record-breaking jackpo

. >> davey johnson had been a senior advisor with the nationals when jim wriggle man abruptly -- rigglemanuptly resigned last june. this year johnson is in a good position. dave feldman sat down with him last week in vieira, florida. >> reporter: the washington nationals are one of the younger baseball teams. they'll be led by the oldest manager in baseball, 69-year- old davey johnson who likes the fact that this year's team is expected to do really big things. things. >> i like being at the top of the mountain. we're not there. i like our chances. i like the talent and if we play like i know we're capable of playing, i think it an awful exciting fun year. >> reporter: davey, bryce harper, there was a quote and you tell me if it's accurate where you said to rizzo, hey, let's not rule out this guy starting up on the big leagues. that was true? >> the first spring for a guy named dwight bidden, i want my general manager and everybody else to keep an open mind and it's no different with bryce harper. i think you go in and you look at everybody equally and you make your evaluations and really

they are jim demint, brand paul, marco rubio, ron johnson, mike leigh, these are new. these are the future i think. you can look in the house at the paul ryan, michele bachmann and others like that, steve caines, louis come back, there is a core they are. the fact of the matter is conservatism is mainstream. conservatism is constitutionalism. one last thing. i'm long winded here. but i've been pushing for the last three years on my show with liberty and tyranny, what this book, where x-ray can is this notion of constitutional conservative than because, you know, people say we need a new program, a new plan. we have a plan. it is called the constitutionalism. we have a plan called capitalism. we have an idea. it is called liberty. but they have is a mass, bureaucracies, bureaucrats, redistribution of wealth and many people understand what a joy of liberty gave been there the liberated from all this other nonsense, then it will be like our founding and we will get our country back. and if they don't, if they expect entitlements, if they can be bought off for a monthly ch

jim handly. how long will this stick with us? >> veronica johnson is in the storm center with her first forecast. >> they dropped down to 34 degrees at reagan national airport. the average low, 41 degrees. still well, well away from the record low for the day, which was 20 degrees here. here this afternoon, we managed to bounce up with the sunshine. we managed to bounce up from the 20s. areas north and west, 28 in gaithersburg. so many locations started out below freezing giving us the lowest since march 11th. the wind is calm at 54 degrees. tonight, the temperatures are dropping off. it's not as cold as last night. we are headed down to the upper 30s to mid-40s throughout the area. we have 55 degrees in frederick with full sunshine throughout the area. 56 in fredericksburg, virginia. stafford and charlottesville, 57 degrees. satellite and radar, hardly a cloud to be found across the area. but, tomorrow the clouds are going to be on the increase. we have showers and thunderstorms to talk about in the forecast for tomorrow. your good night forecast h

johnson. a family company. >>> and welcome back, everyone. at 4:30 i'm jim handly. >> i'm pat lawson muse.e's what's happening in the news at this hour. jet blue has suspended the pilot whose meltdown forced an emergency landing yesterday. this video shows the commotion onboard the flight from new york to las vegas. the pilot was yelling and acting erratically. passengers restrained him until the plane made an emergency landing in amarillo, texas. jet blue blames this on a medical situation. >>> the fate of the nation's health care law now rests with the nine justices on the u.s. supreme court. three days of oral arguments concluded this afternoon. a decision is expected in june. >>> a congressman was escorted off the floor of the house of representatives for wearing a hoody today. democratic representative bobby rush of illinois was speaking on the floor when he removed his dress jacket and put on the hood of a sweatshirt he was wearing underneath. the speaker admonished members about the rules against wearing hats when the house is in session. >>> and it's a second day of declines for th

dirksen got together with johnson and they did something magic. no more jim crow.ation. a magical thing they did together. it could only have been done together. don't people know you can't do it one party. even on health care it would have been so much better. your thoughts? >> i agree with you and i think what's interesting is that the public is at a total disconnect with where congress is right now. the parties have so much disproportionate power. i think because of current finance reform laws. campaign finance allows you to give $2500 to a candidate during the primary. $2500 to a candidate during the general election. but you can give as much money to each party as you want to. so the parties are controlling who gets chosen as primary candidates. they set the agenda. and they are way far to the left and right of where their constituents are. so we're seeing the parties control the process. i think that's unprecedented. >> you know, there's two ways to be a congressman or a senator. i've thought about this a lot in my life. career decisions i've had to make. it

johnson says he's looking forward to reuniting with jim harbaugh. also, the pediatric clinic today at the santa clara medical facility. dan boyle, byrnes, marlo and doug wilson were at the ceremony. the examination room, sharks mascot, and there's also a play area. great for those kids. be sure to stick around for giants/rangers up next on nbc bay area. r raj, janelle, are you ready now? >> i'm ready. >> let's play ball. >> what about you, raj? >> we are ready to send it down to jon miller. >> you've got it. >> for a full half hour including everything giants related you can watch tonight at 10:30. >> we also have a programming note for you. you don't have to miss your favorite nbc shows, flip over to tv 36 to see who you think you are and grim. and then after the game, it's "dateline" followed by nbc bay area news. >> we know it's sunny in scottsdale. some weekend rain as we head to saturday and sunday. my radar, giants fever tonight. in case you're tuning in, the game starts right after our show on that three-day forecast, what you're going to fin

the and jos johnson has been a backup. he once played for jimiego as his first protegee and he starred at oakland tech. only other quarterback talk about it was tim tebow who could be sued moving from denver as soon as the manning assumes control. harbaugh says that tim tebow is not coming here. ago, it was imported at the two sides are close to a deal. gary radnich will have more on all of these developments coming up at 6:00 p.m.. >>catherine: stocks did finish the fifth lower for the second time in two weeks, the dow was down 69 points, the nasdaq was down four in the the s&p also down four. >> they are trying to cool the economy. united states house in numbers came out. we are up 12% so far this year. let's take of the entire month of april. we will move into a slower earnings season. for now might be the time to look at your portfolio in rebalance a little bit. faugh >>catherine: we spoke about this earlier, i'd have had some problems. >> consumer reports is at it again. the ipad third version he stopped a little bit. ultimately when you pl

dirksen got together with johnson and did something magic, m no more jim crow, it could only have beenyou can't do it one party you need to get on health care would have been better if there had been a compromise. >> i think what is interesting is the public is at a total disconnect with where congress is right now. the parties have so much disproportionate power, because of current finance reform laws, campaign finance allows you to give $2500 to a candidate during the primary, $2500 to a candidate during the jenny electile -- general election. the parties are choosing who gets chosen as primary candidates. they are way far to the left and right out of where their constituents are so we're seeing the parties control the process. i think that is unprecedented. >> there is two ways to be a congress man or senator, peter. career decisions i've had to make. you go out be yourself, vote the way you think is the right way for the country. take our your leadership, mixed voting record, 70-30, 60-40. go in the room vote the way the whips tell you to, 100% ada or acu, right or left, have a lot

i think that michael johnson answered a question that was posed to him by jim cramer. he specifically used the word in herb's column "development" not "research." that's a key distinction. >> when i look at -- there was another point here that was kind of interesting. i went back and forth with the company on this. this is the issue of what they are. are they a multilevel marketing company or are they something else? they say they're something else. and the street values them sort of as something else, not as an llm company. what do you think? >> well, i think it is a multilevel marketing company. i follow three of them and they are by far the premier example of multilevel marketing. but i think it's fair to comp them to other high-quality growth companies, whether you're talking about lululemon. they're not in the same business but they're a high-quality growth company and they ought to be comped against that group tooshgs. >> i'm on their website and they have a big thing -- it's glossy. it says, 5 billion and we're just getting started. they can't be referring to re

johnson cage will miss his 12th straight game tonight. crawford will start. assistant equipment manager jime of the equipment and wearing the equipment are two different things. >> i feel bad for jim huntsman. having to take of both shots. jimmy was great. >> don't quit your day job. >> that's the news for tonight. we're happy you shared time withi'm micah materre. for all of us here, have a good night. tom, check this out. good gravy, bill. our insurance company doesn't have anything like it. magnificent, isn't it? with progressive it's easy to cover all of your favorite rides. progressive has truck insurance? number one in truck and motorcycle. is that a golf cart? yep. we0also cover rvs boats, atvs. anything0else i can help you with? can i take a ride? you need a ticket -- i'm first! and that's by the water slide. okay. no(running. oh, dear. save on all your rides. now, that's progressive. call or click today. [ woman ] my washer had a foul odor that made the whole room stink. [ woman #2 ] even my laundry started to get a funny smell. [ female announcer ] just three uses of tide washing

johnson here with us tonight. welcome back to "mad money." >> good to see you, jim. >> have a seat. capital one, march 1st, all positive because the stock's been hit. they say we now value carrizo's eagle ford acreage at $30 per share. that is less -- that's above where the stock is currently trading and you got a ton more than just eagle ford. i don't get it. >> that's exactly right. and the other thing we're doing is in the eagle ford, we're testing right now and so is the rest of the industry is can we down space and double that value? >> put more? >> we've put these wells 1,200 feet apart and looks like if you drill them half that far apart you get the same amount of reserves. >> now, you have a 1,200% increase in production since initiating production in november of 2010, but your stock hasn't done anything. meanwhile, oil's going up. are people just saying it's still a nat gas play? what makes people realize that you're an oil play? >> what we think is going to happen is as the first and second quarter numbers come out, it will become obvious that now we're at about 60% of our

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left scores jim gallagher tied the game 1-1 tough day for pitcher nestor molina sox debut serving up a mammoth shot to the dodgers player dodger's scott van slyke to run home run and dan johnsonrter ryan dempster the amount for chicago cubs against oakland athletics. one of his two strikeouts. blake dewitt trying to make the team not roster player 3-1 rocket to right field and the oakland athletics rallied from five runs down 8-7. congratulations northwestern john shurna all- time scoring leader named tonight first-team all big 10 michigan state draymond green player of the year chicago bears after wide receiver free agency said diego penn said jackson of billable charges elected not to use the franchise tag the cheifs did tag receiver dwayne bowe football season starts saturday in chicago or arena football season chicago rushed set to get started after a 13-4 campaign veteran quarterback leading the way vet qb russ michna took the rest of the conference semis last year. best part right now healthy last few years not to be a healthy most important thing. i am excited about where we are. much farther along than last year talent i think sky is the limit for this group >> good l

jim crow! we're going to beat james crow jr.! congressman lewis told me that as dr. king watched that speech, march 15th, 1965 with lyndon johnsons. i was a little boy then, but i'm grown now, going through ups and downs, made my mistakes, but i never stopped dreaming in dr. king's dream. i never stopped believing that lyndon johnson was right when he said, we shall overcome. thanks for

johnson, he should buy it it. the stock rated at 42 and 43, and i walked away. let's go to gary in oregon. >> gary! >> hi, jim, my stock is bgc partners. is the dividend safe and how do they make money? >> okay. we had it going the other day, and i thought that you made it very clear that the company can pay that dividend as a return of capital. i am not that concerned and we need to see the markets better and your dividend's fine. let's go to kevin in florida. kevin? >> boo-yah to you, cramer. the man with the plan! >> boo-yah back to you, sunshine. >> caller: my question to you is anr still in the doghouse? >> a america r, 52-week low. the coal market is just endlessly down, but you know what? i don't want to sell it anymore. i can't tell you to buy because theria no reason to buy, but at 16 i'm not a seller. let's go to debbie in new york. debbie! >> caller: hi. boo-yah to you, jim. >> boo-yah to you. >> caller: wbw. >> i don't like the quarter. i think you should sell into the tender offer and the earnings are what matters. let's go to dana in montana. >> caller: hi, cramer. i was looking at cypress semic

jim crow. we gone beat james crow jr. >> it is personal as reverend al sharpton says there in selma, alabama. he's finishing the five-day walk from selma to montgomery. let's go to jeff johnson who is there. as you sit tlp and listen to what the reverend has been saying as well as those that are returning after 47 years, what's their perspective and what they are seeing today with 30 states requiring photo id and seeing the difference faces, the latino faces as the reverend has brought up. what's the reaction from those that have seen both times. >> reporter: i think there are a number of people that are here that are part of that original march that feel like this is a continuation of a fight they were a part of 47 years ago. there are those that are also here that are young people that are feeling like they are part of the continuation of this movement. they are saying they want to continue to fight for not just the fighting rights piece but making sure that people understand that this is a united coalition. that's what you're hearing from people that are here. this is black and latino and white that is labor and student worker and others that are here to say this is not a

jim mcdermott, who's been fighting for working people ever since i met him more than a decade ago. look, i was on a debate the other day about these issues. i was actually debating senator ron johnson. and the economy, i think it was on the jobs day or right around there, and he attributed the improving economy to the policies of ronald reagan, okay? they just hadn't quite kicked in yet. now, yesterday i read some republican commentator saying that the reason the market went up yesterday was because the forward-looking market predicts that a republican will win in 2012. so, you know, if you're looking backwards or if you're looking forwards, it has nothing to do with the president. it's all somebody else, and that somebody else tends to be a conservative. i mean, this is a spin cycle that is as divorced from the facts as you can get. >> now, let me ask you, congressman, the candidate mitt romney said today that he won't apologize for his wealth. let me let you hear it first before i ask you my question. >> i made a lot of money. i've been very successful. i'm not going to apologize for that. i know the dnc tries to push this out and they get it on the mainstream media networks and

johnson, welcome to mad -- oh, welcome to "squawk on the street." how are you, sir? >> good morning, jimi'm doing great. >> don't interview many ceoos on this show but i do on my evening show. we have meta static cancer-reducer, which is very shocking. this is rather remarkable with anything that has gotten us this far and analysts are saying that they are surprised that the uptake isn't as great as it should be. is that because of the price tag, $90,000 plus or because of education? what is going to get this vaccine where the analysts thought it would be at this point? >> well, i think there's a couple of things, jim. when you look at this, if you thought ten years ago that you would have had a product that actually would help one's own body fight cancer, that would be thought to be far-fetched but that's where we are today. and any time you bring in something that innovative and this complex, you're going to let bumps along the road and that's part of being a pioneer. the good news is, we have a good reimbursement in place which was a challenge early on and what the team and i are focu

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johnson signed a voting rights act in 1965. a year ago, madam president, i was privileged to lock arms with congressman john lewis and congressman jim clyburn, two men who i admire deeply, as we reenacted the march across the pettus bridge. it was a humbling experience as john lewis with throngs of people, but we were together, and explained to me what he remembered from that day. as we were starting up the bridge, there was a drugstore that doesn't exist anymore, but a lot of whites were gathered there, and they were, of course, up to mischief. and john lewis had on his back -- backpacks were not very familiar in those days, but he had a little backpack on his back. he had a book he thought perhaps he'd be arrested as he had been many times, and he had something to read while he was in jail. he had a book and an apple in that backpack. of course he was beaten very, very badly, and no one will ever know what happened to the backpack and the apple and the book. it was really a humbling experience -- i repeat -- one that i will never forget. on this day i think we should all pause to think while we have come a long ways, we have a lon

next to bald is brenda johnson the founder and past president of the alliance which is an extraordinary effort in the southeast part of the state of the country and next to him is jim, a farmer and rancher and vice chair of the south dakota grasslands effort. thanks for participating in this and last but certainly not least, policy director for the system will northwest forest restoration. so we have a good panel, geographic diversity, and let me start and give you all an opportunity to just talking a little bit about your own experiences with public pressure partnerships and helpless at usda, department of interior how we can do a better job of promoting the partnership and supporting you in these efforts that you are engaged in so let's start with you. >> thank you. i think that the biggest partnership that i've been involved in the last five years has been the conservation we took on in wyoming and has now moved to utah has the first meeting tuesday and the beauty is summed up by one of the representatives on the team there were 24 people from all walks of life including the federal agency, state agency, county commissioners and one of the old oil and gas repres

next to bald is brenda johnson the founder and past president of the alliance which is an extraordinary effort in the southeast part of the state of the country and next to him is jim, a farmer and rancher and vice chair of the south dakota grasslands effort. thanks for participating in this and last but certainly not least, policy director for the system will northwest forest restoration. so we have a good panel, geographic diversity, and let me start and give you all an opportunity to just talking a little bit about your own experiences with public pressure partnerships and helpless at usda, department of interior how we can do a better job of promoting the partnership and supporting you in these efforts that you are engaged in so let's start with you. >> thank you. i think that the biggest partnership that i've been involved in the last five years has been the conservation we took on in wyoming and has now moved to utah has the first meeting tuesday and the beauty is summed up by one of the representatives on the team there were 24 people from all walks of life including the federal agency, state agency, county commissioners and one of the old oil and gas repres