that ball hit to left by john baker. off the scoreboard. adam dunn play it is okay on the carom and a leadoff double for the marlins. >> rob: you want to attack the number 8 hole guy. baker takes it the other way. banks off the scoreboard. badenhop. i don't know why he even had to talk to the third base coach. it's pretty obvious he will try to lay down the sac bunt. >> bob: zimmerman and johnson at the corners. the ball is bunted over the screen. a lot of things at work here. anderson hernandez getting in behind the runner to make sure john baker stays near second. but that gives him a long, long run to the first base bag. here he is right now and he will get even closer to the bag as the pitch is made and then he is off to the races. there he goes. the ball bunted and that's right off of wil nieves. will the catcher stand up? and he becomes very vulnerable. >> rob: when you stand up, you expose a lot of your body that does not have protection. right here, it looks like it hit him in the thigh -- no, on theey. got him right off the top of t

they're unexpected. >> bob: john baker bounced out to zimmerman first time up. pitcher's spot due next. they'll hit for leroux. if it gets down there. stammen deflects. there's gonzalez. 1-4-3 and the fifth inning is over. craig stammen continues to pitch very well in south florida tonight. i started sam adams to give people great, fresh beer. oh, he insists upon quality. everything's got to be a+. over the years i've been in stores all over the country just checking on the freshness and the quality of sam adams. right from the beginning, here he is, the owner of the whole company, coming in, rolling up his sleeves and doing the work. we check every sam adams, make sure that all the beer's fresh. if the beer's beyond freshness we buy it back. when you taste sam adams at the peak of it's freshness, there's nothing better.  >> bob: nationals baseball on masn brought to you by southwest airlines. book your next trip at southwest.com. and by nike, it's about you. what a beautiful night in miami. it's all about pitching for the nats and timely hitting. a li

. >> bob: catcher john baker takes another. that was close on 0-2. makeer did some hitting in the number 2 hole against the nationals with right handed washington pitcher when we were here for the first series of the season. he is batting .240, batting 8th. platooning for the most part with ronnie paulino who hits right handed. johnson, by the way, 72 pitches in three innings. let's see if that pays some dividends down the road for the nats. that's perfect on the outside corner. a strikeout per inning. baker didn't like the call but baker has been sitting behind the plate watching some of the other pitches get called on or just off the outside corner. >> rob: and jordan zimmerman, he has given one run. he feels really easy. that's what we call easy gap. >> bob: if you can't feel loose today, you must be the tin man. >> rob: we came in the press books today at about 9:15 a.m. the windows were just sweating with moisture. running down the window because it was so humid. >> bob: josh johnson 3-for-31 this year. he hit a homerun. he is an odd sort, right

. >> bob: and a strike to john baker. the ballgame back even at 3.dan zimmerman's win possibility erased. renyel pointo is off the hook. >> rob: hopefully that's the one and only he will give u i about 30 to 40 inning inside of him right now. he will try to get out of this inning. guzman is out to grab that little blooper off the bat of bak. first out here. >> rob: very good breaking ball 0-2, down and away, snaps the back. >> bob: and the hitter wl be bret carroll who came in at the top of the 7th inning oa  double switch to play right field and bat 9th. .290 average, occasional power. >> he has been quiet this series. >> reporter: bret carroll, a tennessee boy from knoxville who played at tennessee state. one of the heaviest dose of eye black that you have seen in a day game. must have seen that ball very well. >> rob: his 14th of the season. gets a littshoulder pinch from mr. rbi, hanley ramirez. >> o:i thinkan  saying, yo ha a lon  go, on, to catch me. >> bob: jog cau back the with dan

first pitch swinging, john baker. gonzalez out. waves everybody off. and the marlins pick up two crippling runs. at least from the nationals stand point. into the 9th inning, it's 5-3 florida. nted a laptop with... ...speed, a big hard drive and a good gaming computer... ...for under $1500. we told them you find it, you keep it. - let's check these out. - this is nice. - let's go see the macs. - these are way more money, dude. it's a little too small. maybe we'd rather go with pc. - let's try that for him. - this is good for games too, right? - yea. - both: blu-ray! - we're ready to buy this one. - what!? - announcer: they agree. it's a pc. - we're buying this! - i'm a pc and i'm 11. - and uh, i'm not.  . >> bob: top of the 9th, nats now down by 2. leo nunez saved the game monday night by retiring josh willingham on a flyball. he relieves dan meyer who is in line for the win unless adam dunn, josh willingham and alberto gonzalez can do something about it here in the bottom of the 9th. adam dunn has faced this pitcher once in his caree

john baker on twitter says -- at any charge to the list of crimes in america, lwb, living while blacknewcastle, pa. beard shirley on the republican line. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. this is too bad that this had to happen, and no one really knows what actually happened in that home other than the police. and the person that was arrested. i think that what maybe we are getting ahead of ourselves. but i will say this. you know, it is a shame what has transferred in this country because the blacks think they are so mistreated and then they have whites who think there's a mystery. you know what? if you behave and do what you are supposed to do it and act appropriately and accordingly, you will not have yourself in this situation. you know yourself, and most people know this, if there is a job available and a black goes to apply and whites go to apply, you know who is going to get that job first. most of us know that. it doesn't go by high -- how well qualified or what you're able to do, it goes by who you are -- if you are black you are going to get it because that

it housed jim baker, televangelist, adelphia commission's standard john riggot and john hinkley, the man who tried to kill press reagan. >>> auto dealers sea hundreds of thousands of jobs will be lost if gm and chrysler don't give back the rights to sell their cars. chrysler pulled the rug out from some dealers and g musk will terminate 1300 dealerships when their contact -- tracts end in 2010. dealers want congress to help. it may not come in town. melly alnwick has more. >> reporter: there are plenty of times to ponder the future at mont rose automative and how much things can change in a month. rick, is chaub's family owned this dealership for 55 years. >> insult to injury every day. >> reporter: on june error error -- june 9th, chrysler ended the franchise. they took the signs and a dozen cars and left him with a pile of debt and $100,000 worth of chrysler parts he can't sell. >> 30 days ago, i had a $5 million line of credit. i don't have that anymore. i am applying for $500,000 lone of credit. i am struggling to get that. >> reporter: more than a thousand dealerships around the

john baker the rise, as a fellow texan would you agree we have no health care but instead of disease and injury management system? >> guest: if the doctor is talking about the status quo of occurrence system, i'm not sure exactly how to answer his question. i would say any american or any person in the united states from a dozen have to be citizens, if they need health care they're going to get it in some way. if my now been approved a delivery system where you go to your primary care doctor and are referred to a specialist or a minute to a hospital if it's a serious situation, but you are going to be cared for emergency room or clinic for an than normal private health care delivery system. today. there are people that say what we have is a sick care system as opposed to health care system and that's the way our insurance policy is practice are set up we don't do the whole range of preventive and wallace programs. because traditionally some of those have been considered discretionary and you have to be really sick are really in bad shape before the health care insurance system kicks

john hinckley jr. and also tell evangelist jim baker. larry? thanks very much, joey. i appreciate it ever so much.he nice pictures, you can see the nice architecture and it has its own fencing going on. i would just say to our viewers, look, i am a little tired of dancing on madoff's grave. you already know my pnsz about that. they're no different than anybody else's opinions. what i would say to this, mr. madoff, after this whole catastrophe, have some human deans see and tell the authorities all there is to know about your scam. you haven't done that yet. you know why i want you to tell? not to be vindictive, but because i want the victims to get their fair say. that's what. their fair due. you can help, if you would just fess up, where is the money, who are those implicated, what do they know? so far, he has not been singing. and to me, the issue is how to recoup whatever we can recoup for the victims who are not rich people. and that includes the charities and that includes the poor people in this recession who are the recipients of the charitable contributions that were ripped off by madoff.

john hamm "madmen" and simon baker, "the mentalist." >> the nominations for television movie.ations for mini series sat gri are j.t. generation kill and "little dorritt." >> the nomination for leading actress in a mini series. cocoa chan nell. drew barrymore, gray gardens. jessica lang, gray gardens. and chandra wilson "accidental friendship." congratulations. that was not on there. that's new. >> going to the party. the nominees for lead actor in a miniseries or ayór movie are -- kevin kline, cyrano de bergerac. brendon gleason, "into the storm." sir ian mcclellany king lear. taking chance. kiefer sutherland "24 8 redemption." and kenneth branaguh. >> this year's nominees for reality competition program. the amazing race. american idol. dancing with the stars. project runway. and top chef. >> here's a category that hasn't been announced on this broadcast before. outstanding variety, music, or comby series. and the nominees are -- "the colbert report." "the daily show" with jon stewart. "late show with david letterman." "realtime with bill maher." and "saturday night live." th

johns, fritters and fry cakes every day. and can barely keep up. >> i always wanted to be knee-deep in dough. but i didn't think i would be a bakerreporter: they're fielding calls from entrepreneurs, wanting to franchise their idea. but for now, the officers are content to save their own hometown, one doughnut at a time. they like to say they frisk their fritters. and then eat them. >>> stay with us for "good morning america." ten years after his death, one of jfk jr.'s closest confidants opens up for the first >> just moments away.

baker. the next person is a richer and recovering basketball star and was a golf buddy of john updike's for many years. under the name samuel shem, he wrote the turley bustling story of medical school called "house of god." god." he also, with his wife, wrote a play that will never die, i think, about the founders of alcoholics anonymous. his newest book is a novel called "the spirit of the place ,"and it has won awards. jocks know things about jocks, i look forward to what steve is going to tell us. >> thank you. this is a short story of a long friendship. john was the second writer i ever met. it was 1979. my personal had come out. he was 46, i was 34. we met at the house of the two riders. my first impression was clouded by nervous awe, but it was summer, and our conversation turned to golf. a week later, i was out on a public golf course packed with beer swilling guys whose wings were converted from hockey. there had been a mistake and we were able to buy some, a six sum, actually. another young -- we were a fivesome. one couple would walk along with their arms around each other's waist

baker going to be performing. expect a lot of emotional tributes. perhaps the most poignant, before johnorleans jazz funeral and to quote trombone shorty, people here big easy, they don't mourn when people pass, they celebrate their life. that's what's going on here. >> you know i know that, right, sean? we celebrate life and don't mourn the death of people. they're celebrating michael jackson's life and tuesday will be the big celebration. sean callebs, thank you very much, sir. time now for some of your feedback. i was very touched by the have you seen my childhood piece. did i va d, sarah palin is one big run on on sentence. what is she saying? but really who

baker, white house correspondent for "the new york times." we just got that news in, the president going before the cameras. you heard john talk about that cost issue. is that what they're trying to push back on? >> i think it's a big deal. the comments by the director of the budget office yesterday, this plan does not control cost, but adds to cost. that undercuts president obama's argument that health care can be done over ten years without adding to the deficit. this is the biggest priority for the president even with the sonia sotomayor hearings. heath out there every day pretty much talking about health care because he feels strongly he wants to get it passed on both houses by the august recess. >> how big a blow do you think that testimony from the cbo director was? is that a, you know, there's so many committees working on this, it's a huge enterprise. is this just a bump in the road or a big deal that's going to cause conservative moderate democrats to say, stop this. >> what they're going to tell you i think is that the methodology of the cbo, they don't agree with. if the legislation is not finished yet, it's to

others learned the lesson from that by bringing in people like jim baker for honored reagan, people like leon or john for president clinton, randy moss manual for obama. people who knew them coming from outside of washington. not knowing washington is a terrific problem because it is a complicated place with many power centers. you have to have not only a chief of staff but a staff that has some experience with washington. another self-inflicted wound was priorities. we learned after the first year how to set them. they were set very effectively through the vice president's office, focusing only on two or three a year. but that first year we tried to do everything. a major energy bill, a major hospital cost containment bill, airline deregulation, welfare reform, a stimulus package. therefore, we confused the message. there wasn't a clear, focused message around which the public could organize, the president could mobilize public opinion and get congress to pass it. so although a lot got done, it paled in comparison to the null of things that were done, which again teaches me the lesson that congress

baker for ronald reagan. people like leon panetta or john podesta for president clinton. rahm emanuel for obama.hington is a terrific problem because it's a complicated place with many power centers and you have to have not only chief of staff, but a staff that has experience with washington. another self-inflicted wound was primaries. we learned after the first year how to set them endorse it effectively through the vice president's office, focusing on only two or three a year. that first year, we try to do everything. a major energy bill, a major cost containment bill, airline deregulation, welfare reform, a stimulus package, and therefore we confused the message. there was not a clear, focused message around which the public could organize and the president could mobilize public opinion and get congress to pass. although a lot got done, it paled in comparison to the number of things done since they were done in a comprehensive way which teaches me a lesson that congress is an increment to institution. it can take things in bits and pieces. if you load to meet big, comprehensive issues before,

bush; republican senators john mccain and lindsey graham, and former secretaries of state, james baker, c rice, and henry kissinger, and defense secretary robert gates who served president bush and president obama, admiral mike mullen chairman of the joint chiefs of staff; and general david petraeus. these are not politicians. these are men who represent both sides of the political aisle, democrat and republican, who have concluded that keeping guantanamo open, unfortunately, is going to continue to give encouragement to the recruitment of terrorists around the world. president obama announced that we should start to close guantanamo. we should start deciding the fate of each of these prisoners. and it's high time we do. unpresident george w. bush, hundreds of guantanamo detainees were released. they were arrested, incarcerated, questioned, and released. no charges against them. it was accepted. we made mistakes on the battlefield. people came up collecting bounties for turning in prisoners that turned out now to be dangerous. these people were released. the overwhelming majority of th

as has john mccain and lindsey graham, james baker, henry kissinger and condoleezza rice. admiral mike molen and general petraeus have called for us to close guantanamo. as long as it's open, it's a recruiting tool for terrorists around the world. it's time to turn the page and acknowledge history. we have successfully prosecuted and incarcerated terrorists in the united states much more succe successfully than any military commission in guantanamo. thank you. >> let me introduce our first panel. our first witness is david kris, sworn in as an assistant attorney general of national security on march 25, 2009. he's worked in both the public and private second forps he's served in the department of justice from 1929 do 2003 as an special deputy attorney general from july 2000 to may 2003. his work focused on national security issue ins colluding supervisoring the government's use of fisa, learepresenting th department of national security council and assisting the intelligence community. our second conditions is jeh charles johnson, general counsel for the department of defe