they took ty lawson in the first round as well. another point guard. he was traded to denver. worth noting, the knicks have said they will talk to the t-wolves about rubio. >> yankees and mets just went final. c.c. sabathia left his last start early with tightness in his biceps. welcome to the gun show there. sabathia at the plate, an rbi single, part of a four-run second inning for the yankees. that made it 2-0. on the mound, he was vincent c.c. sit down. seven innings, one earned run, eight strikes for c.c. in the eighth, number 564. actually alex rodriguez's -- >> yes, how about that? >> he passes reggie jackson for 11th place on the all-time home run list. yankees win this one 9-1. a career high-five hits for brett gardner. gary sheffield hits another home run against his former team. one bad note for the yanks, xavier nady will be out for the season. they found out today he tore a ligament in his elbow. back to a-rod. he continues to climb the charts. number 11 now on the all-time list with six more at-bats as rafael palmeiro for tenth place. it's conceivable he could get

took ty lawson, but he was traded to denver. the knicks have said they will talk to the t-wolves about rubio. >> ahead here on espnews, you have to see lou piniella's reaction to milton bradley's latest temper tantrum. >> plus, we'll check in on the hottest team in baseball, and the team with the best interleague record this year. >> also on the way, the dodgers haven't missed a beat since manny ramirez was suspended going 26-18. friday they were on the verge of doing something they haven't done all season. >> and tony stewart crashed during practice at loudon friday. find out why that won't affect his starting position come sunday. >> and why plaxico burress could be facing punishment before his case goes to trial. we're back right after this. vo: the coronation begins. >> sunday 2:00 eastern the u.s. faces brazil in the finals of the confederation cup. first time the u.s. has reached the finals of a fifa tournament. they did lose to brazil 3-0 earlier in group play. remember, espn and abc your home for the 2010 world cup. >> c

there may have been all lawson there but it is a wait and see thing. guest: the administration is stuck in a box to try to figure how to pay for health reform. they have to figure out where the money will come from. the administration is large it looking to congress to resolve its of the ideas that are coming from congress would involve some of these tax increase that the administration is not willing to take a firm position on. they want to let congress debated, figure out how to pay for, and then present the proposal. host: in the first five months, has this been the pattern of this administration? guest: i think so, obama came into office with big ideas but he once the approach by congress. he has asked for their schedule and details that they would like to offer. he has given republicans ample opportunity to weigh in. those efforts have not succeeded greatly with republicans but he is still sticking to his original ideas which is to let congress have an equal say. host: next caller -- you are on the air. caller: i would like to make comments regard

i've written about universities, and this book was designed to end the controversy because jacob lawson and my co-author have done in this book is to examine 150 courses at 12 major universiti universities. penn state, university of texas, university of california, usc, columbia, arizona and arizona state, missouri, university of miami ohio, and we found 150 courses that it's blatantly obvious that students are being indoctrinated. if they read about poverty, they read leftist about poverty. if at the read about global -- well, i hate to tell the older folks here like myself, if you haven't been on a campus, they don't even read books now that teachers show movies, films in class. so if the subject is global warming, you've seen al gore's film and you may have seen it in a french class or i had a student at penn state that complained about being shown michael moore's sicko in a french language class. the chairman of the department thought that was perfectly appropriate. here's a sample indoctrination course. at the university of california santa cruz is a course which is described in th

barbaro walter -- barbara lawson is here. your congressman is here. your own mayor. [applause] milwaukee mayor tom barracket is here as well. i want to thank the tribal leaders who are with us here today. [applause] they couldn't be with us but i want to in knowledge great leadership you're giving in the u.s. senate from herb kohl and russ feingold. give them a big round of applause. [applause] this is a town hall meeting, but if you do not mind, i want to make a few comments at the outset to frame the discussion, and then we will get to the fun part. you guys can bombard me with questions. i want to thank southwest high school for hosting us. [applause] i especially want to thank laura for sharing her story. it takes courage to do that, and it takes more courage to battle the disease like cancer with such grace and determination, and i know her family is here, and they are working and fighting with her every inch of the way. laura's story is incredibly moving, but sadly, it is not unique. every day in this country, more and more americans are forced to worry about n

. >> admiral, mike lawson, american enterprise institute, for the past week we have gotten reports about one of our destroyers, the jonathan king, shadowing a north korean ship that might or might not be carrying weapons parts or contraband according to the most recent security council resolution. from the navy's point of view can you give us a sense of how you see the effectiveness, playing out of shadowing the ship without enforcement mechanisms being part of the resolution, and what that would mean, both in this particular case, we don't know where -- it is ending up this week but also in future cases if we have the intelligence that allows us to go forward an shadow other ships. >> right. i think you no, again, kind of going back to my point on being a global navy, the ability for the united states navy in the western pacific to be able to maintain contact on that ship is a function of being there. you know, you don't whistle it up from the continental united states and send it forward. so the fact that we have some very good information is no coincidence. you made the comment about

new york university's school of law and i must say i have the funds for the new york university of lawson's my son is currently a student. i am pleased to welcome all of you. it is no mullite-- each of your reinstatements abed made part of the record in its entirety and i would ask you summarize your testimony in five minutes or less. there is a timing for your table. when one minute remains the light will switch from green to yellow and then to read when the five minutes are up. before we began to discuss-- if you please stand and raise your right hand to take the oath. do you swear or affirm under penalty of perjury the testimony you are about to give is true and correct to the best of your knowledge, information and belief? the record reflect the witnesses into in the affirmative. you may be seated. the first with this is the honorable judge wald. [inaudible] could you use the mic please? [inaudible] >> i would like to make-- i would like to make five brief points in five minutes. the first one is that the frequent use of the privilege in recent years to deny all relief to several plaint