boat kershaw and manager joe torre thrown out. oh yeah, a score to settle. top 9 andress torres to the warning track. the giants take the lead in the ninth and win 7-5. i got to say folks there is some magic developing on that baseball team right now. >>> dallas braden fresh off the disabled list, he hasn't won assistant mains perfect game. boston's darnell mcdonald hits one off the 388 sign, that makes it 4-0 red sox, the a's tied it in the third, let's take it all the way to the 10th inning, kenton kouzmanoff smokes one to right. daric barton, rounding third, j.d. drew is gonna throw. here comes the throw not in time. the a's win dramatic fashion 5- 4 and that gets them back the .500 mark. >>> the curse of the warriors, all right. how else do you explain what happened to david lee who was selected to play on the team u.s.a. well shortly after he started his practice he dislocated the middle finger on his right hand in practice. came back to the bay area to be re-evaluated. he plans to return to vegas tomorrow night hoping he can play possibly with aspirin.

joe torre, the manager. he was ejected. so was the bench coach. runners on second and third. jonathan broxton intentionally walks aubrey huff. here comes don mattingly to act as manager. he starts to walk away. then, he goes back. he had bruce bochy noticed that. he's the giants manager. there's two meetings on the bound. so, broxton had to leave the game. in comes new pitcher, joe cheryl. he only had eight pitches to warm up. he needed some more. that's a two-run double. and the giants go on to win, 7-5. >>> san francisco has won 11 of 13. now, for the cubs. aramis ramirez going big in the fourth inning. lou piniella says he's going to retire at the end of the season. and it looked like aramis ramirez was inspired by the announcement. three home runs for aramis ramirez, absolutely getting it done on the north side of chicago. the cubs win 14-7. >>> that's all for your update. i'm don bell. you have a great day in new york. >>> first lady michelle obama's well-toned arms are apparently not just for show. >> the first lady tested her pitching skills in the bullpen yesterday be

. ♪ >>> dodgers manager joe torre was suspended for tonight's game after last night's bizarre loss to giants. so don mattingly was the dodgers matter with the sheepish grin. giants pr game jim moreheadsetting up lincecum for gameday. barry zito made one mistake and that was it allowing just two runs. that's all the dodgers starter chad billingsley needed tonight. he goes the distance, just five hits working the second shutout of his career. both against the giants, by the way, who dropped five games back in the west, 2-0 the final. was drafted by >>> the a's outfielder matt watson was the definition of a baseball journeyman. drafted by montreal in 1999 from montreal going to the mets in 2002, oakland in 2003, across the pacific, went to japan in '06, toronto in '07, south korea in the offseason, back to the mets in '09, finally to oakland this year. why a geography lesson for watson? in the 2nd inning against boston his first major league home run and the a's go on to win 6-4. they take two out of three from boston. they're starting to heat up. >>> warriors forward david lee suffered

he hit aaron rollins appeared he is gone and so is joe torre.-inning bases loaded don mattingly goes to the back to the dugout steps on the matter to do it he can do that. giants manager catch is that you're allowed to go to the mound once in the inning if you catch a get its the second trip and have to switch out your picture. new pictures from seven a gap last filled to runs trance when it in the ninth and five. >> lot going on there from l.a. to these bay as posting the red sox appeared cavan hit a two-out rbi single as the as rally to beat the boston red sox 5-4. neither team scored until the 10th two innings. >> will be back with more headlines stern said. a school stock exchange just ready stock futures ended fog positive pirating today that of course after apple and coke has a stronger financial results that the major great sign. ibm and goldman had disappointing so the dow is up to them we will keep tracking it. >> a look at the weather shot of the golden gate bridge different than yesterday less often i know we are expecting more of coi

mattingly served as the dodgers manager after joe torre was ejected.with the pitcher in the top of the 9th. he stepped back on to the dirt. bruce bochy noticed, called attention to it. according to baseball rules, that counts as two visits to the mound. the pitcher must exit. >> huh? >> so the all-star closer is out. here comes the soon-to-be waived george cherelle andres torres then delivers a go-ahead two-run double. the giants come back from four runs down to beat the dodgers 7- 5. baseball rules say that mattingly should have been ejected and broxton should have stayed in the game to face just one more batter. either way big move by bochy. >>> more fallout for the dodgers. the league gets fined -- suspended pitcher clayton computer shaw for five kershaw for hitting a batter. two others fine and and suspended for the pitch. torre will sit out tonight. >>> it turns out that new warriors forward david lee did not break his finger yesterday's team usa practice but won't play for team usa this summer. he suffered what doctors call a mallet finger injury

major league baseball has suspended dodgers manager joe torre for one game and clayton kershaw for fiveer both were tossed from last night's game when kershaw intentionally threw at aaron rowen. kershaw is appealing. torre will serve his game. in the top of the ninth, right before the giants scored their go-ahead runs, the umps removed brockton from the game because hitting coach don mattingly made two stops to the mound during the same at-bat. turns out the umps were wrong. seeing this a lot lately, haven't we? according to the rules, he should have been aed to place face curt rent batter and mattingly ejected, the third dodger and manager ejected that night. the dodge course have appealed. the game would have been replayed, however, the team did not challenge the call, thus, their loss stands. he may have wanted to considering they have not won since the all-star break, might have wanted to replay that. >> everybody was given so much credit for jump on that thing and knowing the rules. nobody knew the rules. >> he knew the rules to their advantage. okay. >> any case, we have a rivalry

and i can assure you that the churches -- that the pastors that are there, a sigma joe torre of them vote republican. >> the jept llady's time has expired. >> i thank you very much. >> gentlelady from california, miss waters, is recognized. >> thank you very much, madam chairwoman. i appreciate your holding this hearing today. it's very important that we create a discussion and a debate about immigration reform. and it's very important that the government accept -- the federal government -- responsibility for immigration reform. i'm pleased that we have witnesses here today. several times i've heard my colleagues talk about trying to create a reasonable discussion of where republicans and democrats can get together and really talk about this issue in ways that will help to solve the problem. but i'm finding, as i learn about some of the reasons for opposition to immigration reform, is that we are so far apart philosophically that i don't know how we're going to be able to really get together and have this debate and this discussion. let me -- i was intrigued by the testimony of james

and i can assure you that the churches -- that the pastors that are there, a sigma joe torre of thempublican. >> the jept l lady's time has expired. >> i thank you very much. >> gentlelady from california, miss waters, is recognized. >> thank you very much, madam chairwoman. i appreciate your holding this hearing today. it's very important that we create a discussion and a debate about immigration reform. and it's very important that the government accept -- the federal government -- responsibility for immigration reform. i'm pleased that we have witnesses here today. several times i've heard my colleagues talk about trying to create a reasonable discussion of where republicans and democrats can get together and really talk about this issue in ways that will help to solve the problem. but i'm finding, as i learn about some of the reasonsor opposition to immigration reform, is that we are so far apart philosophically that i don't know how we're going to be able to really get together and have this debate and this discussion. let me -- i was intrigued by the testimony of james r. edwar

and i can assure you that the churches -- that the pastors that are there, a sigma joe torre of them vote republican. >> the jept l lady's time has expired. >> i thank you very much. >> gentlelady from california, miss waters, is recognized. >> tnk you very much, madam chairwoman. i appreciate your holding this hearing today. it's very important that we create a discussion and a debate about immigration reform. and it's very important that the government accept -- the federal government -- responsibility for immigration reform. i'm pleased that we have witnesses here today. several times i've heard my colleagues talk about trying to create a reasonable discussion of where republicans and democrats can get together and really talk about this issue in ways that will help to solve the problem. but i'm finding, as i learn about some of the reasons for opposition to immigration reform, is that we are so far apart philosophically that i don't know how we're going to be able to really get together and have this debate and this discussion. let me -- i was intrigued by the testimony of james

are you the guy that says to joe torre "is it possible to win 162 games?" i >> i didn't say that. i said has any team in baseball ever gone undefeatd? he says that's pressure. that is pressure. >> rose: george steinbrenner dead at 80. rozat k. sabich. and they're gonna charge me. don't be seen with me, man. they' your own autopsy notes? you dictate them you may stop answering questions at any timnt? any feeling that you might be a political scapegoat? is now in session, the honorable larren l. lyttle, judge, presiding.