josh willingham waiting.hristian guzman over his last 10 games coming into tonight, he has driven in 12 runs elevating his season total, up to 36. 88 on the fastball missing. 3-1. you'd call this a great rbi count. that's a breaking ball from the side door that comes in, 3-2. >> rob: well, he is not feeling too comfortable with the fastball, so four out of five pitches have been breaking balls, and a back door breaking ball right there to get back in the count. donnelly is warming up right now. >> bob: ronny bell yarr at third base, one out after his dramatic pinch hit. guzman ties the game with a base hit! he hit it hard enough that nick johnson couldn't get there, and the nats have battled back with four in the eighth. >> rob: one too many breaking balls. ball one with the breaking ball. ball two with the breaking ball. he get as break there on the swinging on the breaking ball. that ball is down. another breaking ball for strike two. full count. and then a bad 80-mile-per-hour breaking ball. so when you se

josh freeman will head back on to the field. we give you a look into the eyes of the 21-year-old rookie out of k-state. >> troy: you talk about how big he is, and then you see that shot there. when you shut down and visit with him, you're reminded of just how young he is. and i guess how young we all were at one time. >> joe: born in '88. how does that make you feel? >> troy: when you said 88, that makes sense. he is 21. but man. >> joe: from the 21, handoff is to askew. a ball is wrestled away. they're calling the play dead. and b.j. askew picked up three. look at a history of the bucs franchise. first round quarterbacks. doug williams, vinny testaverde, had a great career. trent dilfer, won a super bowl for the ravens and now josh freeman, 17th overall. >> troy: all the quarterbacks ahead of him all went on to have great success. they just didn't have it in tampa bay. >> joe: second and eight. quick setup, and the throw, a little behind brian clark, incomplete. third and long coming up. a minute left in the third quarter. it's

josh levs, you've been given a new title today, what is it? >> i don't know, we have to call ali back up. he's been very generous. >> we're trying to get back to the basics of this health care reform. the question i know last our younger viewers have and readers on cnn.com is when they're done with college or when they're supposed to be done with college, sometimes you don't finish at 21. you may be in school until 25, 26, so they're concerned whether or not they'll faem fall under their parents' health care policy in this reform. >> this is was really interesting about this. we are not only listening to town halls and big events and where people are shouting things, but we're also hearing directly from viewers out there, you're writing us. i'll show you in a minute how to do that we're looking at the questions you send in and a lot of questions people are repeating. that's one of the big ones which is why the cnn truth squad jumped on t so it's quite possible you'll send us a question right now and truth squad will be all over it in the comin

josh freeman will head back on to the field. we give you a look into the eyes of the 21-year-old rookie out of k-state. >> troy: you talk about how big he is, and then you see that shot there. when you shut down and visit with him, you're reminded of just how young he is. and i guess how young we all were at one time. >> joe: born in '88. how does that make you feel? >> troy: when you said 88, that makes sense. he is 21. but man. >> joe: from the 21, handoff is to askew. a ball is wrestled away. they're calling the play dead. and b.j. askew picked up three. look at a history of the bucs franchise. first round quarterbacks. doug williams, vinny testaverde, had a great career. trent dilfer, won a super bowl for the ravens and now josh freeman, 17th overall. >> troy: all the quarterbacks ahead of him all went on to have great success. they just didn't have it in tampa bay. >> joe: second and eight. quick setup, and the throw, a little behind brian clark, incomplete. third and long coming up. a minute left in the third quarter. it's

the account of the evening is told through josh's lawyer who says that josh, george and jennifer andhe three russian boys made the ship's casino their home base in a night of heavy drinking. >> this evening you can't even imagine the amount of drinking. there was an incredible amount of alcohol. >> reporter: josh's attorney says the newlyweds gambled, but not always together. >> in and out of the casino -- there josh sees jennifer at the blackjack table and then george at the craps table and in fact, that night, george taught josh how to play craps for the most part. >> reporter: was george having some luck that night? >> no and see that's interesting. there's talk out there about big money and big winnings, didn't happen. george at one point in time went over to the table with jennifer and she had been losing, not big, but losing and he had to go back to the room and get some money to come back and give it to her. >> reporter: so he doesn't stagger out of the casino that night with a wad of hundreds in his pocket? >> no, no, nothing like that. >> reporter: with the night in full swi

>> thank you, and now let's have josh -- well, maybe we should have let josh finish up altogether clear you first ask of any of the other commentators want to respond to those questions. >> i'm sure he has things to say on questions related to palestine, but i do just want to address, martin, question about elections and specifically hamas and what may have happened in iran. the first thing is i hope you'll come away from this discussion, and if not then i really urge you to buy and read the book. with the sense that democracy promotion is not about elections, per se. but that these individuals are promoting a set of liberal principles that they are trying to disseminate within their societies and they believe that if their societies embrace these principles, then elections will be meaningful exercises in democracy. a lot of these countries have elections today, but i don't think that we would call most of them democratic elections. but getting specifically to the hamas case, i think this points up to the point that is the odd was making that there is an integral link in certain parts o

josh what do you have? >> i'll put a bunch of factoids for you, let's zoom right in, we were talking about interest rates before the break. you track these on cnnmoney.com. go to the main page and you can click on any story about foreclosures or mortgages and we can give you -- see that, mortgage rates right there. and it is updated very frequently. you can see where these things stand. check this out. where to shop for a mortgage. i like this. we compare three different major websites that people have been using, zillow.com is one. two more right there. now, before we go this is just a little bit fun. most people don't have this kind of money. you can see the home, worth more than a million bucks what they look like, how long people have been trying to sell them. and, if you are in that market, you can find some really good deals right there. we also got some questions for the dolans which we'll get to in a minute. >> very good. we will indeed. so, ken, and daria, let's begin with some of the comments i'm

button, josh. >> oh, thank you.were four questions, and i have quick answers. to the gentleman from somalia about the u.n. human rights council, the u.n. human rights council was created because the u.n. commissioner of human rights was such a disaster, and the human rights council has proved to be even a bigger disaster, and i don't think there's any solution to that because the very principle of the u.n. is that all member states are equal, those that defend human rights and those that violate human rights even in the most egregious ways. and the best that i can imagine to do would be, you know, there is this die after now, ephemeral thing. if it would grow stronger, the most useful thing it could do would be to create its own human rights council made up only of governments that are democratic and that could e eventually in effect supplant the human rights councils. one takes human rights seriously, and the other makes a mockery. to the gentleman in the back who asked what africa can learn from the middle east, i

josh levs is kind of the funnel for all of those questions. josh? >> i peel like a funnel sometimes. we got this one from gene, answer coming up. will the current health care infrastructure be overwhelmed? >>> there's a lot of conflicts claims about the what president wants to bring to health care. whether the government decide what care i can get? >> there's nothing in the bill that says government will decide what care you get, but the sticking point here would be the public insurance plan which would be a government-run plan, would it be deciding what it covers and what it doesn't cover? certainly it would. the other thing is that the government will set minimum benefit standards and that's just a minimum. health plans can then offer as much as coverage aas they want beyond that. >> what about private insurance, how they fit into thisy will they eventually be illegal? >> no. this was actually a misinterpretation of something in the bill about individual health plans that would be grandfathered in. the provision said if you buy your own insurance

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again, i'm joined by josh rogan. we are watching now as former president clinton emerges to a round of applause by all of those for his efforts in securing the release as you said, among those traveling with him is john pedesto. >> there's the former president greeting he husband of euna lee. and the mother of laura ling there. >> he said he was barely on the ground for 24 hours, but this had to have been in the works because it came about so quickly. >> sure. what we saw, and as you mentioned there was a lot of uncertainty about the circumstances surrounding the arrest of these women. did they cross the border? did they not cross the border. were they aware or not aware of it? for the purposes of discussion between the two countries the state department and the obama administration, they have take an position of regret. they basically without admitting formally or apologizing formally that a crime had taken place they put forth the idea that these women had done something wrong. most believe it was a negotiating tac

josh. >> marc, thanks very much. thanks to you and the international forum for democratic studies and thanks also to the national endowment for democracy and its marvelous president, karl gerstein. and thanks to each of the other panelists, each of whose expertise on the middle east far eclipses my own, and i'm especially honored to have them taking notice of my book. i was working on this book over perhaps three years and during that time when i ever i would find myself at a reception or cocktail party and someone would start a conversation by saying what are you working on i would reply i am working on a book of portraits of middle eastern democrats every single time my interlocutor shot back that would be a short book. [laughter] and i developed the responsive "don't underestimate my capacity for verbosity." [laughter] of course with these people who tweaked me were pointing to is the quite overwhelming deficit of democracy in the middle east. if you look at the -- account that's made by freedom house of what they

josh willingham couldn't get it! and that is the one corner of left field where you can get a 325 or 30-foot fly to leave! >> rob: well, 2-2 pitch. too much of the plate. mccutchen. he get as good whack at it. and it doesn't make great contact, but just enough to clear the wall right by the fair pole. crazy. >> bob: you know, i've noticed teams play their left fielders pretty far off the line here because it is so shallow down there, and then it gets deep so quickly. but now we've already seen two runs tonight that might have been prevented. milledge was playing dunn way out in left center and if josh willingham is waiting for that one, he might have been able to grab it, he had a long way to go. and now milledge turns an fouls one. >> rob: my number two thing on my thing to look for tonight on p. y. c., finish them off. get -- he gets ahead very well. three as lot of strikes. 0-2 on the first hitter, 0-2 on this guy. put him away. >> bob: that is only the 76th of the year, homer, for the pirates. they know that is a

josh bard., two, and a big three-run home run puts us up for good against the pittsburgh pirates. so two of those wins were comeback wins but set up because of the defense and the pitching. and the nats have won six of their last 10. they're doing great as far as runs per game these days. elijah dukes is in here now and this offense is cooking. >> yeah alot of it has to do with niagaraer and christian at the top. he has to get settled into his position. we're going to miss ryan zimmerman, and we have willie harris. i think everybody has to settle in there. this is what my limitations are, this is what i have to give the team tonight. >> bob: let's talk about the pitching match-up. it i ameers to be a mismatch. only the fourth career state for j.d. martin and then there is 10-2, two complete game, 2.87 josh johnson. 4-0 career against the nats. @d  >> nationals baseball on ma brought to you by southwest airlines. book your next trip at southwest.com. and by pnc bank. pnc, leading the way.

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there is no guarantee that two out extra-base hit is going to score josh bard. he is really struggling with that groin injury. >> rob: do we even know that is a groin injury? how do we know he may not be that slow? >> bob: well, he looked very painful running in milwaukee the other day. >> bob: i think he is faster than that. a couple of hits. morgan is 2-3. guzman here at pnc park that is pittsburgh. and how about that view? and we sit up even higher than our high home camera. you should see it from up here. >> rob: spectacular. i'm bob, that is rob and debbi taylor is with us on masn two. we'll stay around for a night game here on monday. even guzman, the impatient hitter taking to start the at- bat. he is 1-2, and christian is looking for his seven consecutive multi-hit games. >> rob: see what the pitch track has to say that is a good pitch. >> bob: now it is 0-2. guzman hitting close to .480 an hour over his last eight games. he is back over .300. and he hits one hard to the shortstop. a one-hopper. cedeno barely out at first. there was no play at second bec

we've talked about josh. >> you can not ask for a man to swing the bat better than josh willingham.july 1st. that's a pretty amazing stat right there. four of them actually. five of them actually. on-base percentage, shrugging ribs, and home runs, he has come on like gang busters. that's why he was acquired. he has a great stroke. the reason he didn't get traded, i believe, is because he's going to be a cornerstone player. when he gets a good pitch, he can hit t nobody has a better quicker bat or faster to the ball on the team, certainly, adam dunn has more wall power. he has the short arms, goes right down to the ball, like steve garvey. he went right to the baseball, just like josh willingham. >> some people say nyjer is 29, josh is 30. that's getting up there. do you think that's the case for a major league baseball player? >> heck no! 29 or 30, you're in your prime. it used to be 28-32. these guys started developing so much earlier and having great years when they were 25, 26. but the way they're in shape. >>> you're talking about two guys in great shape. they will be able to pl

here is josh willingham taking a curve ball for a strike. josh, 1-2 with a base hit.w have 65 home runs in the middle of their lineup with zimmerman, dunn and willingham. 0-2 to josh. off-speed. well hit, left center. over to get it mccutchen and josh willingham is 2-3. he's gone roaring pass the .300 mark. josh willingham did not play in the game yesterday. he's now had eight hits on this road trip playing in four ballgames. suddenly, the tying run to the batter's box with willie harris. steve mccatty likes the way john lannan has turned his night aren't. >> rob: he has to get some of the lefties because i think lannan is fourth. there's things about digging in and pinch-hitting. >> bob: willie harris this year has hit four home runs and jason bergmann is up. >> rob: bergermeister, meisterberger. john lannan gave the nationals the opportunity to get back in the game. >> bob: he's retired seven straight. >> rob: fourth ball he picked up tonight. >> bob: he's done so well against left-handed batters. guzman has an infield hit. morgan is 0-3. he has instruct dunn three

they pitched josh like this. hit by some pitches. he has been plunked 11 times this year. >> rob: he likes to drop the head and pull it down the line. back in. >> bob: 2-2. they did make a good pitch to jam him that time. nats are gone in the top of the 4th. they had two hits. they trail by 3. added aflac to its employee benefits package at no direct cost to the company... it was a perfect fit. find out more at aflac!... ...forbusiness.com and i am the chief shoe giver at toms shoes. i operate my entire business from my phone. i need a network with great coverage, because for every pair of shoes that we sell, we give a pair away to a child in need. it would be impossible for me to do this without a network that works around the world. (announcer) more bars in more places. at&t. the best coverage worldwide. now that college is a few years behind me, it seems i've got three times the bills i used to. and they're getting in the way of things i'd like to do. with the money bar, i can move my money around instantly, so when there's more b

. >> bob: a big spot for josh willingham who has been relatively quiet. 2 for 7, couple of walks, hit by a pitch. we're waiting for that first  hit from josh here at pittsbuh leather high fastball. batting average right under .300. zimmerman, a short lead, but earning a listening look. ball 1. -- a long look. ball 1. >> rob: third time through  lineup for maholm. hitters should know what he's featuring today. and willingham goes deep to left, it is heading for the wall. gone! there's the big hit w waiting for from joss. his 17th of the year, rbi total up to 41, and the nats jump out on top 3-22. >> we've been waiting for the return get the pitch down and and he just crushes it. dukes 1-2. hits are even at 5. and he pops one up. brandon moss only the nationals second home run in the series. 97th of the year. and maholm allowed 3 of the 4 first batters he faced thise through the lineup to get o base. >> rob: paul has trouble the second time through.

josh willingham.nd ramirez, over to nick johnson. and pretty good by kensing. >> bob: he may be pitching awhile in this game. >> rob: yes, reserve some energy. >> bob: nyjer morgan takes the ball. and gets the big frame of his off the mount and threw nyjer out. >> rob: try to start chipping away at the lead. >> bob: there is your chip away guy with a hit. >> rob: way too early to think it is over. >> bob: one thing the big league does is curtail the running game. if morgan runs, he has to make it to second base. you cannot afford to lose base runners. so, he may be stationed over there for awhile. so is zimmerman and so is dunn. three very good hitters following here. and big hole to the right side. if he can shoot it throw. and see the defense. >> bob: uggla cheating for the double play ball. and holding morgan. and medium lead for him. and back. >> bob: ron dibble with the most commonly used word by a first base coach. you know, morgan doesn't take big leads when he steals. he is probably 2 feet sho

thank you, josh. also, a story we are following, fire fighters out of california trying to get an upper hand on the raging wildfire. they are still facing quite an uphill battle. also sprucing up our national parks. tell you how some of your stimulus funds are being spent. tom showed me how to use mifi to get my whole team working online, on location. i was like, "woah". woah ! only verizon wireless has small business specialists in every store to help you do business better. you're like my secret ingredient. come in today and connect up to five devices on one 3g connection. now only $99.99 i was in the grocery store when i had a heart attack. my daughter was with me. i took a bayer aspirin out of my purse and chewed it. my doctor said the bayer aspirin saved my life. please talk to your doctor about aspirin and your heart. i'm going to be grandma for a long time. >>> president obama is putting the spotlight on the national parks with visits to the yellowstone and the grand canyon. the president's sti

theyey are throwing josh johnson tonight.d the 0-2, mock goes right after hawpe, really jammed him. and garrett told me he loves weather like this because it reminds him of pitching when he was at the university of houston. you talk about a hot and muggy place this time of the year or even back in the spring during the college season, that's houston, texas. >> rob: goodness gracious. i didn't like walking from the hotel to the taxi in houston. you would be drenched it's so muggy and hot. >> bob: then you go in the astrodome. >> rob: but then you see the astrodome was almost 72 degrees and you would freeze. you would have to put a jacket on it was so cold in there, then go back outside and you need to take a shower.   .

. >> bob: byron, thank you, ray, josh willingham's two swings, the big blows of this game, and the first one was a after a zimmerman single in the 7th. and rob, he wasn't through. no he was not. zimmerman on first again. instead of a homer, he make double, and ryan runs around  score. hammer stops at second. your favorite hammer from alabama. and speaking of big men who can get it done, just for the fun it, you folk, this is a significant day in washington baseball history. tell but that in a moment a macdougal takes the mound, an is looking for save number 7. but he has to work through  and 6. >> rob: 4, 5 and 6, you don't have a lot of offense between the three of them. >> bob: on this day in 1907, a kid made his major league deb for the as far as by the name water johnson. the tigers beat him and first hit he gave up was a bunt singl by ty cob. and 20 years later, the tigers beat him on walter johnson , in washington, d.c. i think ty cob was long gone  then. one pit

and josh cannot corral it.ck spin on it. >> bob: i'm glad that was in the dirt that was a breaking ball that may have ended up in the seats itself. a lot of frond door breaking balls to a batter. that's another one pulling it out. >> rob: i think that's a change up. looking like it changing up. >> bob: walked by mock. >> rob: make another trip. if i was steve i would find out what they're thinking there. just a battery. and he has to take command of the game because -- you missing the bag. and missed right now. not lost for the game. 14 here. and popping up. and between dunn and legs. and breaking. first time up. >> rob: and played 11 imgames now. and when they played tomorrow it will be the first one he plays that does not involve the nationals. away. maybe a chang up for two thrown in. up and in. and there. >> rob: sitting breaking ball. 89 by him on the fastball. knock gets the first strikeout. and have a shift on. and gonzales only a step maybe a half and on the first. >> rob: a change up. 2-0. >> bob: it i

i am josh levs i will post links. if you have pictures, stories about what is going on and in a position to share those safely. best way, ireport.com. you can see right here. submissions we have been getting from people in the area. talking about what they are seeing. how it is a fekting people. how crowds are gathering to see what happened. obviously right now the focus is the people and what may have happened. everyone is still hoping for the best. >> absolutely. josh, i wonder is jason with us. >> jason, still there? >> quick question for you. just wondering. you know when this wheel you saw this wheel -- come down -- did you already know about the collision? how did you have the wherewithal to take the picture? >> i have no idea what happened. i saw a big splash. heard something. my inclination if it is the wheel to a little plane, i am familiar what it looked like. then i heard the cop reporting a plane hitting a helicopter. i knew for sure it was something bad that happened. >> jason miller. thank you for being

josh bard first pitch swinging.ce of it and that ball continues to fly, it's a home run and it's a 5-4 game. josh bard's third home run of the year, the nats score for the second straight night against houston street, and for josh bard, only his 31st career home run [cheering] >> that guarantees guzman will bat in this inning. you see where they want the pitch. it comes back across the plate, looks like a sinker, supposed to be thrown right at the hip, comes across, bard all over it. another sinker down and in. >> here -- here's alberto gonzales. he has hits in 3 consecutive at- bats in this series.   that's a nasty knee-high fastball. >> the same type of sinker he was trying to throw bard. bard jumped all over it. looks like he knew it was coming.   nobody out, one-run game. and gonzalez left side. tulowitzki on the run. plays it perfectly for the first out. stewart made a fly on dunn be saved a run. tulowitzki has eaten up every ball that's come their way. they save a lot

our chief reality correspondent, josh levs is here to look into that. hi, josh. >> hi again, alley. i spoke with the census directly i want to clarify for everyone. let's go to the big number. the figure comes from the census. the census does say that 45.7 million people in the country are uninsured for 2007. what most people don't realize in that same report where they give the figure they also say this. that the number is probably inflated. probably not that high. health insurance coverage is likely to be underreported. they get into some specifics how they collect the information. in short the census itself says 45 million is probably too high. an estimation of how many people in the country do not have it. look at this. i'm showing you the opposite side. you have the private group, families usa that says actually the number of uninsured is twice as high. much bigger. the reason they say is that the census was looking at who does not have insurance for 2007. this group, families usa, a group that advocates more people having health insurance. they say that if they looked across a

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>> josh greenburg. >> jimmy: josh? >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: josh greenburg.other question. what do you think is the worst thing a person can hear at the end of a date? >> um -- let's see. [ laughter ] "i don't want to see you again." >> jimmy: oh, "i don't want to see you again." wow. [ laughter ] it almost felt personal there. it's like it's happened to you before. [ laughter ] that's what you say to the coach of the other teams, apparently. all right, now, what is the name of the person you took to the prom? >> lauren. >> jimmy: lauren? >> is that right? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: who are you checking with? >> my best friend, andrew. >> jimmy: you remember it, andrew? >> yeah. >> jimmy: did she never want to see him again? [ laughter ] >> maybe. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, so, we have josh greenburg who thinks every bad date ends with a "i don't ever want to ever see you again." and that's probably what they heard when he took lauren to the prom. so, this first song, roots, i'm in a disco mood. how about you guys do it in a style of disco. is that cool? [

do we go to susan or josh? we're going to go now to josh levs.ear there is a huge, huge response? >> we're a lot of outrage. a lot of people will have passion about a story like this. i'll show you a couple things about this, also how you can weigh in and you can get information and background and facts on this. something that a lot of people don't know about called remember.gov that talks about a history of terrorism. this is one place you can see it and i'll post a link to it. it talks about the chronology of terrorist attacks in the united states and one thing they talk about is lockerbie and they talk about what happened there. let me show you what we have going on, cnn.com while we follow our breaking news. along with this, we give you a lot of background, as well. you can also see some of the photos throughout the years and one right here that shows the crash wreckage of the plane. 270 people killed there. you can see that image all up at cnn.com and some more reporting from our folks who have been following this for years. let's go to wher

josh mcdaniels knows football. he comes from a football family.e on outside the lions. he's been on the football field since he was 4. his dad is a hall-of-fame coach in ohio. he can handle the football part. fans see that and everybody in the media is seeing that. the fans are buying in. with the jay cutler situation, but as things progress, i think people in denver will give him a long leash and are excited about josh mcdaniels era. >> all right. brandon the beat writer from broncos training camp. thank you very much. >> after a total of 15 losses the past 2 seasons, charlie weis and notre dame hope to turn things around. we will hear from the head coach and espn.com's gene as well. these days, when you have to spend, shopping online can help save. doing it with bank of america can help save a lot more. up to 20% cash back from over 300 online retailers with our add it up program. just sign up and use your bank of america debit or credit card when you shop online. it's one of the many ways we make saving money in tough times a whole lot easier.

that's why i give josh bard so much credit.know that groin may not heal the entire season. >> bob: i don't see how it can. >> rob: you know it's heavily wrapped and cumbersome and hard to play with it and catch and he doesn't care. i'm going to suck it up and play because i love playing and i waited my whole career to be an everyday catcher. i won't give it up now. harris could have a broken bone and keep playing. >> bob: mets have picked up a run. fill lies still lead 8-5 and in the bottom of the 6th at atlanta. marlins still lead 5-4. that's a battle for second place. they're 6.5 back of the phillies and 2.5 back in the wild card. the giants just got two in the 1st colorado. that's a good take by zimmerman. and a breaking ball outside. 3-#. 3-2. >> rob: 2-0 giants in the top of the 1st? >> bob: they're top of the 2nd now. >> rob: that's lincecum in colorado. >> bob: they got two runs off jimenez. >> rob: a good match up with very good, young pitchers. >> bob: ryan pops it up behind the plate. and caught by mike rivera. two ou

i met josh bard's parents the other day and they said "don't tell josh, he'll kill us."ould be upon makes his head in cherry hill high school. the. >> rob: the parents used to live in connecticut before they moved to denver. i -- my wife and i have a lot in common with josh's parents and where they are from.   . >> bob: always good to know where your parents live in case you get lost. >> rob: not everybody knows that their parents may live here or there. >> bob: that's nice. >> rob: where they met. >> bob: you talk about a change of culture, denver to lubbock, texas to play at texas tech. a 2-2 count, it's a change-up outside and the count is full. >> rob: my father passed away 12 years ago and my mother is telling me things, still, i didn't know. things they did when they met, etcetera, etcetera. >> bob: deep, dark, deductible secrets. >> rob: no, but just interesting stuff. >> bob: that's wonderful. i'm sure he left a wonderful legacy. and bard hoping it goes foul, but it will stay fair right at the bag, an easy play for todd helto

josh is also following the story for us online. josh, what do you have for us?e been following this story since 1991. as t. j. said, the first day of that first war. that's how long this goes back. let's zoom in. let's go back to a few of the cnn stories. i was reporting in 2003 when we thought there were clues back then. it did not lead to a discovery. more stories from 2002. keeps going back. there's also at least one facebook page that's been set up for him for a long time and saying here, the beginning is really interesting, they start off saying on kran 17, 1991 america suffered a tremendous loss. they go on to talk about this man and how he was so beloved by so many people and on that first day what a price to pay. i want to shu little bit of this because a lot of people will ub curious what the military is saying. defenselink.mil. a lot of people following the news back in 1991 or searching for clues throughout the news for years knows this face very well. there have been times over years this exact photo has been distributed throughout the area and in ir

josh?acted as if i forgot the ring so what i did was i standed up on the stage so do you have the symbol of your love for anna and i'm like, well, and gosh is like, yeah, i have the ring. and he turned around to me to get the ring and then i was fijty tactful-- acted like i didn't have the ring and took off the stage and ran out of the ceremony and came back with the ring and here it is, no problem and here, josh. reap what you sew. >> mike: yeah, you owe him. >> yeah. >> mike: air going to have to get him back. >> you'll get married one of these days and i'm going to be there. >> mike: the greatest joy you guys have had with your kids? tell me what, is it just one thing you can say? this is the reason we've had so much pleasure in a large family? >> oh, boy, there's a lot of things. i guess right off the top of my head, i would say when the children share their hearts with us and talk openly, they know they have a safe place to talk and i think that's a great joy to see that they really wa

communities, and our josh levs have been looking in to that. josh?the most impressive spreads on cnn.com of any topic at all. let's zoom right in. because i want to show you some of the features to show why people will be affected by it so much. obviously a lot of video. if you click over here, "key cartel players." we trace you through who some of the figures are, you can learn the status, what's happened to them. you can search on last name or if you click down here, you can skip ahead to someone and it will tell you who is part of which organization, which cartel, all right here, cnn.com. now, as we were mentioning, a lot of video. we also have maps that show you where some of the cartels are in mexico. but one of the most striking things is right here, this map of the united states. let's zoom right in to this. everywhere that you see a white mark on this entire map, that is a place in which officials are saying mexican drug cartels now have a presence. every single one. if you take a look at some of the red marks, i'll click on one, for example,

here comes josh. he doesn't get a first-pitch fastball, does he? >> rob: no. >> bob: willingham has hit 17. the nats have now hit 102. the same total the marlins have given up this year. >> rob: did you say zimmerman's last at-bat in pittsburgh he hit a home run? >> bob: well, the one after the hit batter. after that, he walked and scored. wait a minute. i'm looking at the wrong game. monday night. >> rob: he didn't play last night. >> bob: and josh willingham hits one a mile that goes foul. yeah, zimmerman was pinch-hit for -- actually, pinch-run. >> rob: really, his last two official at-bats he's gotten. >> bob: yeah, hit by a pitch, walk, homer. that's being hot. >> rob: yep. >> bob: that's the first time dunn and zimmerman have gone back to back. willingham is called out on a fastball under his hands. the nats do some long distance damage. in the bottom of the first in the lead 2-0. ers. whether that's building more certified green buildings than anyone on earth. creating online banking tools for the next generation. or making a 10 year, $100 m

the nats josh willingham drops the hammer in cincinnati. news 4 at 6:00 continues. >>> coming up on "nightly news," a triple threat kicks o hurricane season. >>> the president sho se >>> people including six children were killed in a deadly wedding fire in kuwait last night. another 58 people are still in the hospital. kuwaiti authorities may tighten restrictions on celebrations in tents after the devastating blaze. it took just three minutes for the flames to tear through the wedding tent. the fire chief there suggests that -- he said that guests probably crushed each other in the rush to run through the only exit. >>> two russian air force jets collided today while rehearsing for an air show near moscow. three pilots ejected. one of them died. one of the jets crashed into houses below. a woman on the ground was seriously injured. the fighter pilots were members of the elite russian knights flying group. they were supposedo take part in an exhe bigs tuesday. preliminary reports blame pilot error. >>> still ahead tonight on news 4 at 6:00.

josh hit a soft liner to short on a foul ball and that line drive. he broke two bats in the seam plate appearance. willingham jacks one down the line! that's going to one-hop the wall! ryan zimmerman held at third, and the nats have second and third with win out for elijah dukes, as josh willingham continues his fantastic hitting. >> rob: well, we love josh willingham being able to catch up to these inside pitches. in, turns on it, looking for 98, keeps the hands back on the breaking ball, but gonzalez has such a rifle for an arm. >> rob: >> bob: here is dukes. elijah 13 rbis his last nine games. gets jammed and pots it up left side. foul ball for garrett atkins. telling up to gonzalez with two outs. ubaldo jimenez only 25 years of age. 6'4", 200, holding off the weather for the note here at nationals park at the 8:00 hour. bob carpenter, rob dibble, debbie taylor. masn on a t-shirt tuesday. up the middle. right into the glove of the pitcher. the that leave two, they've stranded five, burst they guest the ice fence going leading 2- 1. @@xx

jason brody, josh friedman. guys, is that -- so you're saying the person she's cheating with is the one who tipped -- who saved michael's life, basically? >> we're not saying that. we just know it was a male informant. whether or not there was a relationship, that's to be determined. the most important thing, whoever this informant is is the one who saved michael's life and michael's grateful to that person. >> yeah. the tip-off to the cops like that. you mentioned, michael, he was on the "today" show with jason and josh here. he was talking about, you know, obviously one of the questions, what about your relationship? what was it like? he talked about the relationship, and basically never saw it coming. let's listen. >> we hit it off, me and my wife actually got along so well, we were together 24/7. i was told, as she was walking out the door, she was going to bring starbucks coffee home. so, i mean, it was a pretty normal scene. nothing at all -- nothing ever would have made me think what happened could have h

josh bard is next. and josh is in a function, funk. 0 for his last 14.t getting much out of number 2 spot with guzman and on the night that josh bats number 8. he does a fine job of handling the pitching staff. and he had his average up in the 250 range. down the right-field line. bard not running well and brad hawpe. he only has 4 assists this year because teams have stopped running on him. even fowler has 5. that's a good swing by bard, and that helps because it will get the pitcher up and rivera, is a left-handed swinging hitter. good job by bard bringing the pitcher to the plate with 2 out. a knock in the process. see how saul can handle the bat. >> he's 0 for 6 career, but he's made contact 4 times. only 2 strike out. >> look like a slasher to me. see him hit one down the left- field line on a sinker. >> wonder if he borrowed willie harris helmet. >> did you have your own batting helmet. >> i did not. >> who's did you use. >> jeff reed and joe oliver. i stuck with my catchers. >> i knew there was a lot of hits in joe's bat. look at rivera and just a

josh levs has been taking questions from you. we've got one question going to new york congressman elliott engel who's got to run but time for one question. >> all right, congressman, thank you for sticking around for this. the i-report are system that's about president obama. take a look. >> when he was a candidate, he routinely blasted the federal government for being inefficient. here he thinks the federal government is k provide an option to maintain competition in the health insurance industry. give me one example where the federal government has ever operate more efficiently? >> even if you're not talking socialized medicine, lot of 350e78 are saying why trust government to create a system that is less bureaucratic and more efficient than we have now? >> what we have now are essentially insurance companies competing with themselves so they have no incentive to keep the premiums down. they keep having the premiums rise. if the government and secretary in this bill can negotiate with the insurance companies lower costs so con

josh redick's first career home run gave the red sox a 7-0 lead.martinez, playing just his second game with the sox, got five hits and drove in four runs in an 18-10 victory. >>> kansas city got nothing from tampa bay until john buck finally broke up shields' no-hitter. the royals would score two runs in the eighth, one of them on this double steal. they beat the rays 4-1. >>> in golf, after two great rounds, tiger woods had the lead going into the final round of the buick open. his only real problem yesterday came on the 13th hole when his second shot ended up in the water. woods got mad, but he still made par and went on to win by three shots, his fourth victory of the year. >>> and the women's british open has a british champion. katrina matthew of scotland made a 40-foot birdie putt on the 14th hole. she went on to win by three shots just ten weeks after giving birth to her second child. >>> when we return, will there be more cash for the cash for clunkers program? >>> and rediscovering mozart. new pieces uncovered from the master composer. his

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