lind is the dh for toronto. he is an outfielder by trade. 26 years old but get most of his at-bats as the designated hitter. fouls it back. the blue jays have a pretty good 2-3 punch, if you will with aaron hill, 26 home runs and adam linbatting behind him with 23 and they bat from opposite sides of the plate. >> buck: and they are high average hitters. power hitters and they drive in runs. so that's very difficult to get into the new of the game with the second and third hitters. >> jim: matusz misses outside, ball 2. matusz in his minor league career averaged better than one strikeout per inning. 9.6 per nine inning. hill with a small lead off. that's outside, ball 3. second 3-ball count that mat y has here i i there is a lot more conviction in brian matusz's delivery today than i saw in his first start. it looks like he is focused on what he want to do today and reminding himself verbally. >> jim: here 139-1 to lind, fouled back. >> buck: he has a distinct purpose in his delivery. he is really committed to it

adam lind comes in.o albers has allowed four of the five hitters he has faced to reach ant jays get two huge insurance runs here in the 7th inning. >> buck: and you give roy halladay a little bit more breathing room. this pitch well off the plate. wells not trying to do too much with it knowing he has a chance to get a pretty good pitch here and drills it into centerfield, picks up an rbi. he has three on the day. >> jim: the two run-ins this inning, the first two toronto has scored without a home run and here comes dave trembley. that will be it for matt albers. he will go just 1/3 inning. he was not able to hold it as is. now it's a four-run lead for toronto at 7-3. chris ray will come in. xxúú i i bylaw jays have are peek en the game open here. they now lead 7-3. chris ray came in on friday. line drive, base hit left field for rios. runner will be held at third as overbay is held. pie gets it back in. another base hit and the bases are loaded. there has been some very good anticipation at the plate to

they can all hit. >> the thing turned lind made up for it. hits this three-run homerun. and that's vlad, the impaleler, launching that one, 11th of the year. >> he's back over .300. 11 homeruns, and someone asked me if he's a hall of hall of famer? >> hello, he's a hall of famer. >> a homerun. doesn't fall, and angels go on to win, 7-3. good look at the red sox and yankees. they always overshadow everything that the angels do. what do you make have them? they have a great offensive-team. they're on pace to score about 200 more runs than they did last year. hitting well over .300. with runners in scoring position. and their pitching is coming back. saunders will start next week, and another good game today. i like that team way more than i liked them last year. >> cubs are in every series. but, in one with the dodgers, and here they are, here's ted lilly, looking to win ten high games. and kemp.d way back >> watch where this ball lands. over the hedges? follow that's over everything. a i'm not sure how many times i have seen a ball hit that far. 449 feet.dly into thain an

lind, drops the ball, two runners score. izturis, given a double.els, bottom of the third, lind, with two on, deep left-center. looking for redemption and finding it. homering off santana, to tie it up at 3. top 6, same score, guerrero, he went 2-5, and look at this, solo-homer. 11th of the season. 4-3 angels. rivera, down the right-field line. 6-3 angels. and they go on to win, and they avoided they're first three game skid so soon. only team in the majors that haven't lost four-straight. santana, fourth-straight win, and toronto has dropped 8-10. >> "what 2 watch 4" tonight. rockies host the giants, put an end to colorado's four-game winning-streak. de la rosa, looks to put an end to the giants and he'll face martinez. the giants will try to tie the rockies for the wildcard lead. the marlins are lingering three games back, and they play the second of a three-game set in atlanta, which is four games out . >> so, the battle for the n.l. wildcard has landed at coors field, and to chat more about the rockies and giants, we welcome in keith, the m.l.b.

lind with a shot way, way back. bringing home the bay can. finally in golf. the peers is 8 and a half million. the invitational. the best golfer shot a 65. he is in second place. that's spurt -- sports. >> sounds great. >> coming up every kid's dream. classes with no homework. making it a reality. >>> and a louisiana school is testing an idea that will make a lot of students happy. the north side school will assign less homework and more family time. the school will have students complete their studying during regular class hours. add they hope they will spend more time with parents but they say that maybe they will spend more time with their play station.

borderuards, who sat down to thr evening meal, andere joined by a suicide bomber militants lind to thetaliban claimed reonsibility. thiswashe first big attack sincthe killing of thei leader earlier ts month. they rob these boysf their fathers and remded pistanis of at they can do. the attack was here, on the border with afghantan. it s congested and tentse when we some of this act spot earlier th week. this is a ky artery for nato's supply convoys, and it is avorite target for thnew taliban lead. he made his name bombg the convoys, and the are fears he could renew attacks a send mo figerscross the border at commanders told us they cannot stop them. >> undefended roads at night. is it still retively easy for them to dthis? > yes, its. >> from militant poinof view, this remote frontier is not a border -- is a thoroughfare. britain is deeply concerned. pakistan clms it has the taliban and al-qaeda the run. >> i have warned them they have no room in pakistan. it will not be tolerat. [unintelligible] >> whene folwed the taliban trl to a place cled bahra, we were told the militants were movi

here is the ballgame here, bottom of the 10th, runners on second and first, adam lind takes this for a ride, marco scutaro makes it home. jays win 3-2. the finals of the legg mason tournament coming into view. juan martin del potro won his final match beating fernando gonzalez in straight sets. his opponent will be determined tonight as andy roddick takes on eisner. the championship match tomorrow at3:00 at the fitzgerald tennis center upper northwest. tiger near the top of the leaderboard in akron. his birdie cup brought him to six under. let's move to 18. tiger 10 feet away. he makes this and he will climb into second place. he does, behind leader padraig harrington, tiger finishes, shooting 65 on the day moving him to seven under as we head into the final round tomorrow, and i don't know. looks pretty good for tiger tomorrow. >> looks really good for tiger. thanks, we'll be right back.l bt - that's a lot of food! now get big meals like our stuffed pizza rolls, pizza mia, the p'zone... and our personal panormous pizza starting at just $5. the big eat tiny price menu. only at pizza

he is lind to the bombing of th hotel in islamabad whi claimed over 50 lives. his home has been a sancary for al-qaeda, a problem f britain andhe u.s.. he has focud on targets here home, bomng of pakistan cause backs the west. serity in islamabad is being stepped up for fierce his followers cld try to ke revenge. --or fears his followers could try to te revenge. he dlared war on his o country d people. they told us they do not believe he is dead. they haveeard at before. othe sayhey hve a sense of relief, not just for pakistan but for the world. >> we do not need these people in power. we are n lieving in wt he is doing. he isbsolutely bad for us and our nation. anher saidhat americawas bad, too, fo killing innocent cilians with drones. it was a drone which targete baitullahehsud, able to reach m in a remote terrain where troops could n. the mission s directed fro thousandsf miles away. the whi house is suggeing it was a job well done. >> if theeports of baitullah mehsud's death are crect, there no doubt theakistani people a safers a result of it. this is an in

adam lind flied out, grab grounded out.e takes the first pitch inside for a ball so lend now gets the rbi chance. .282 with runners in scoring position. berken with a -- as he said atough out not to be able to get. and the 1-0 delivery on the way. off-speed pitch is in there to lend for a strike. >> buck: often times, gary, we talk about defense picking up the pitcher. right now the pitcher would love to be able to pick up nolan reimold. a bop-up here, maybe a strikeout, just get out of this jam and strand these two base runners. lend, a very tough out and another off-speed pitch. he will foul it off. adam lind coming in, second in the american league, third in the majors in extra-base hits. he has 58 extra-base hits on the year, and he has had 19 in his last 25 games. >> buck: over the course of the four game ins detroit, dave trembley talked about his pitchers needing to pitch inside more and here is the perfect situation. you don't want lend to extend his arms over the plate. >> gary: here is the 1-2 delivery to him and

it all began just before 1 this morning when a man was shot several times on east lind avenue in southwest baltimore. the victim was taken to the hospital where he died. >>> contrary to popular belief, elvis is alive. he is in baltimore, and he is taking on city hall. okay, not the real elvis, but many in baltimore are dusting off their blue suede shoes tonight to join the fight to keep elvis kicking in canton. >>> and with the weekend comes a fresh round of movies to a theater near you. later a preview of some of the new flicks in theaters tonight. >>> damaging winds and flooding rains tonight. but what is in store for the weekend? i'll have a look at the weekend outlook, coming up. try the new subway big chipotle cheesesteak. an updated all-time favorite: juicy steak layered with zesty chipotle sauce, melted cheese, piled high with only... the toppings you love on freshly baked bread. only at subway. subway. eat fresh. >>> in this economy, more and more are tushing to coupons to help save money. in fact, a recent survey found coupon uses is up nearly 40% in the last three years, with one

john walker lind was connected with them. but a lot of them have very fuzzy connections to like making one phone call to a guy that was a known operative of somebody in pakistan, and then they got that person and they'd end up in this special unit for terrorists. pulling all those people in there and expanding it out and constantly expanding like who was called a terrorist is -- gives the, you know, the federal government power and also gives them budget and gives them all kinds of nifty things that you can get because you need to fight terrorism. so, yeah, it's disconcerting that's expanding but it's continuing even under the obama administration, it's continuing to expand. good question. anybody else? >> i'm just curious, given your long history on reporting of activism do you think people -- is there anyone here checking your license plate and that sort of stuff? do you feel like you're being surveilled? >> sorry. >> buy the book, are we on a list here? are you paranoid. >> they must be and i call them and writing a book.

the ball, gets great sink on his fastball, and gets outs, an easy out like he did there with adam lindck: here is. >> jim: here is millar. he has opinion on base twice, solo home run and a walk and a run scored and bass gets ahead of him. three home runs against mats cruz, responsible for all five of the blue jays' runs. that one bounces right past matt wieters back to thescreen. >> buck: and brian matusz never really established his command as the change-up was up. that was the pitch that vernon wells hit for the third home run of the afternoon. wells hit a two-run home run, his 12th of the season. >> jim: 1-2 is pulled foul, headed for the upper deck. millar was slightly out in front of that swing. and there is a look as the dome continues to open. you can see the beautiful blue sky and now sunshine over downtown toronto after a pretty good thunderstorm went through here just before game time. 2-2 on millar. and it's bounced toward third, foul. thinking about what you were talking about, after the scutaro home run, 3-2, two out and none on, matusz got ahead of him but he threw back-t

trials for high profile prisoner including john walker lind and zeus have been held. the mayor of alexania has said he is lobbyinghe president to stop any detainee trials there. final say will be up to president obama. >>> a virginia community divided over a school also canadaed of radical teachs are. the fairfax county board of supervisors votessed in favor of expanding the campus of the islamic saudi assad my in fairfax. opponents are concerned about the controversial religious curriculum. those in favor of the section pangs say they are not judging by those standards. >> they didn't feel the curriculum was something that was appropriate in a land use setting. for example, we don't evaluate the curriculum of other schools that come before the planning commission such as the catholic school. >> we need to resist these people. we immediate to make it clear that they may have bought six votes in there but they're not buying my vote. >> the academy gets much of its funding from the saudi government. one of its graduates was implicate in a plot to kill the president. >>>

. >>> linds you powers is a staff editor for "us weekly" magazine. for having me. >> the quote, i think it was a mistake in terms of the well-being of the oct octuplets and my other kids. i can't give them 100% of myself, i wish i could. a lot of people were critical say, i told you so. has struck you about that comment? >> interesting. here's this woman from the beginning so defiant. i'm having all of these kids and now is really backtracking on those strong statements, and she says that she lived her life in a could have, would have, should have wait, she acts and then reacts after. it was not the best decision. >> what's the reality ji what is her life like? we all imagine what it would be like having 14 kids. give me a typical day? >> doesn't have enough time to spend with all of them. wishes each day was 40 hours long. she's writing memoirs to make money until 4:00, 5:00 in the morning. up again by 6:00 a.m. with the kids. gets the oldest kids off to school during the school year and then tries to spend time with each of her octuplets and doesn'

two down and here is adam lind. lend flied out to center his first time up. ninth in rbi's.ubles. we'll show you during the broadcast here, this could be a doubles series. the way these teams hit them and the way the individuals on bet of these teams collect them and lend is one of those when it comes to the doubles' department. >> buck: he has the tape of swing that really plays well in this ballpark as he basically uses the whole field. a left-hander with power. because of that he has produced power. >> gary: berken has to be going what is this? this is the second time he has had a ball shot back at him. he is able to get the out and not get hurt. taking a look from on high. miller lite. taste greatness.

. >> so the etiquette around linding and borrowing books. and when you say, people think i'm crazy because, maybe you all won't but, when i give signs book i say, i'm very specific, this is a loan or this is a gift. and they you know -- i want this back and they think -- a lot of people think tits very ungenerous and it's not the 12 bucks or the 20 bucks or whatever i might have spent for the book, it is just -- i need my books around me and i need know where they are. and there is a lot of -- a lot of jockeying for position in my house, with -- which is full of books. and i am sure, that is true for everybody here. and i do have a system but it is statement that only i understand. [laughter]. >> the -- that is a whole panel i think in itself. >> so it is as much about that kind of stuff, as it is -- the intention was, never to say these they're 25 books, the 50 books you should go out and read and one of the things that happened in the course of the book was, i did start off with a list and never -- didn't have a 52 list because i knew that

linde england tells the bbc that forcing iraqis to pose in degrading positions of nothing like what theans. she compares the abuse to college hazing and says the tactics they used were justified. >> softening up tactics, if it helps get whatever information they might have, sure. >> england says she hopes her new book will improve her image and help people understand how limited her role was at abu ghraib. >> the air traffic controller in last year's mid-air collision over the hudson river has been suspended for being on the phone with his girl friend at the time of the accident. >> his supervisor, who was out of the building at the time was also suspended. the faa said while there is no reason to believe their conduct contributed to the accident that claimed nine lives, it is still unacceptable. >> now here's a look at your friday forecast: showers and thunderstorms in the southeast from wilmington, north carolina to orlando. thunderstorms also in parts of the midwest and northern plains and stormy from montana to the southern rockies with flooding expected in new mexico. >> a high of

lind outperforming everybody, slightly below expectations. the outlook with what the company had to say going forward is taken positively by the market. up 4%. daimler up 2%. on the down side, metro coming through with second quarter numbers. underperforming expectations as far as what they expect the second half of this year. underlying data for the economy for retail sales for the month of june. much worse than expected. the outlook not looking good. in terms of unemployment, that would lead to the conclusion that retail sales are not going to be the driving force when it comes to the economic recovery. out here in germany. kns, down 2%. the tech stocks also down.. all in all, the momentum from july is bleeding through to the change in percentages, however, the volumes are definitely lagging. >> it's been a positive start of the week for the smi with a gain of 10%. on the up saturday as expected, ubs is the biggest gainer of the day. those shares adding more than 4%, after swiss weekend papers suggested ubs will not be paying the fine in co

lincoln ellis the lind group and jason sledder wrote an op-ed piece in "wall street journal", and jason precisely when i was beginning career, '82 and the market took off. how do you equate what's going on right now? is dia metrically the opposite, isn't it? >> it really is. i think the point of the piece is really the basic building blocks of i think market gains. i would be your -- taxes, regulation, inflation and interest rates. those are building blocks of earnings multiples. all those things were so dizzyingly high at that point that they all had room to improve. and of course president reagan cut taxes and paul volcker broke the back of inflation. now it's the opposite. so you take the fed funds rate from 20 to 0, where we are today, that's a big tail wind. from now you're on the opposecy side of the fence. >> so lincoln, what do you think? jason sounds pretty pessimistic here? >> we're at this fulcrum or tipping point at the moment, and i think the ten-year auction yesterday pointed out a little bit of that weakness, although we had noise because of the fed meeting there, and the

strikes out lind here. you bite your fingernails with danny on the mound. he loses the game.e has three losses in seven -- in danys baez. rod guess with a 0-0 that broughteee stadium to life. that was friday. buck hols -- put one in his ear. it hist missed his ear and put one in his back. that's a foul ball. 82 ribesribes. second in the league. yankees 5 1/2 games up. that will do it for sports. i'm steve davis. have a great day. >> a 12-year-old boy from ellicott city returned home with a gold medal. his name is ryan mcguire. he's a jump rope champion. he won the gold medal at the games, which are held in iowa. he and his three teammates did a show in the airportback baggage claim. welcome home and congratulations. i want to see him do it again. >> and that's great exercise, too. >> the time now is 6:55. >> at 7:17. the debate over pregnant women scheduling c-sections too soon. does it put a baby at risk? >> an interesting twist on one's wedding day. >> and john almond on this segment knows what maud is from "the blues brothers." >> and what will happen with your if you die?

bobby abreu, carl crawford and adam lind of the blue jays and he's handled them with ease. >> jim: 0-8 with a walk and he'll face three left-handers in the lineup tonight because ron gardenhire has three every day players who bat left-hand. here is the first, denard span so, three -- total in his first four starts and he gets three tonight. ahead of denard span, 0-1. >> buck: span was destined to be the center fielder after torii hunter was dealt away and allowed to go to free agency. then they made the santana deal and ended up with carlos gomez. >> jim: popped up foul, wide of third. morneau over hoping for a play and he -- mora over hoping for a play and runs out of room. ran into the camera as well. >> buck: it's an unusual ballpark in that the fans are about 12 feet above the playing surface right around the infield. melvin got over to the wall, but obviously the ball was well beyond his reach. you see how high above the playing surface the fans are in that first row. >> jim: 0-2 on denard span leading off in the minnesota first. chase down in the dirt. 1-2. one thing brian matus

in toronto adam lind ended it with a walk off double. >> gary: baez will work here to three, four, fives hairston, scott hairston will lead it off. the pitch is a strike. suzuki will follow, as the a's bat here in the top half of the 8th inning. baez throwing hard in the outings. those two games in which he gave up that. >> jim: but is he sinking the ball? >> gary: the ones he didn't left the yard. >> jim: he's had that kind of year. he's been very good. a lot of people didn't even know if he'd pitch this year. came out and really pitched well the first two months. but he's given up the grand slam, hanley ramirez down in florida, the three run home run to mr. howard up in philadelphia. >> gary: that one melvin mora will charge, make the running scoop and a good play to get the out. hairston has got good speed, retired. one away in the eighth.   >> gary: jack cust with one away. cust has drawn a walk, he's ground out and flied out. and the scoop of the ball on a pitch that is down and in. cust now at .230 with 16 home runs. cust has had a couple of hits in this series, in s

teammate nick markakis for that lead in two baggers as nick is now tied for second with billy butler and lindpitch will miss up high. >> jim: i'm going to have to ask nolan tomorrow, was there one definitive guy that told you that's what you have to do? i saw collins actually take garrett anderson out of a game when he didn't run a ball out. garrett will tell you, i learned a major lesson early in my career. >> gary: that one in the air, sweeney going back, sweeney's not going to get it. brian roberts saw how close markakis was getting, decides i better get another one. >> jim: they play him a couple of steps to left. just a sinker down and in. he lofts it. it's in the air a long time. not a lot of urgency to get to third base. puts it on cruise control. it will be a little more difficult for adam jones to hit him in. >> gary: bear in mind, brian is the leading base steeler of -- if you give him a chance, he will take off. 11 for 11 stealing third. cahill realizing that turns around. >> jim: you could get a bigger lead. you get guys out there that can really steal bases, you almost start flin

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so when i hear thatiberals don't like parental choice because it is lind to set gradation, maybe liberalse unlinked from people i can. into into your question, i would just give you some more facts. five years ago, there were just a couple of state legislators who attacked programs. and i should say houses of legislators. and this year, 25 houses of the state legislators passed either about your tax credit. there's a trend there. but i'm going to keep quiet because i think they should be a quiet move and you will get less attention, but we'll come back in a few years. and like i say it will surprise you. >> kevin? >> i'm glad we're talking about tax credits. i think the fact that we're now having to play these financial shell games through tax credits actly an indication of the widespread and i think reasonable public discomfort with the idea of direct taxpayer subsies of private institutions. i mean, you can say look, corporation decide to give it a money to the nprofit and the nonprofit gives it to the school and the parasites up in the government gives the credit to the corporations ar

that one is drilled to center field, going second base lind is 0 for 3 off baez. in the air to left field, nolan reimold back, back, not going to get it. off the base ( crack of bat, cheering ) not playing with the kids? not on these legs. poor leg circulation. doctor says it's p.a.d. peripheral artery disease? hmmm. more than doubles your risk for a heart attack or stroke. so i hear. better ask your doctor about plavix. plavix can help protect you from a heart attack or stroke. plavix helps keep blood platelets from sticking together and forming clots, the cause of most heart attacks and strokes. my cousin the m.d. call your doctor about plavix. (male announcer) if you have a stomach ulcer or other condition that causes bleeding, you should not use plavix. when taking plavix alone or with some other medicines including aspirin, the risk of bleeding may increase so tell your doctor before planning surgery. and, always talk to your doctor before taking aspirin or other medicines with plavix, especially if you've had a stroke. if you develop fever, unexplained weakn