linda sanchez is the main stay for the democrats. she hurt her wrist, and she is not going to be playing in this game. she's been out at practice, but she will not make her customary late game pinch hitting appearance. >> which is one of the best moments in this game as jeff duncan bats now and is count one and two from richmond. and runner at first. strike three call to the inside corner. duncan goes down. didn't waste any time. didn't want to risk any more damage as he gets duncan looking to end the second inning. we go to the third here at nationals park. democrats 2. republicans nothing. you are listening to the congressional baseball game on federal news radio. >> back here at nationals congressional baseball game in full swing. 2-nothing democrats as we go to the top of the third inning. mark walker back to the hill. good crowd filing in here tonight. i mean, you know, we talked about you're not going to get the 25,000 but you look around this ballpark, i mean a lot of sections in this lower bowl are full, even in the outfield

safe treatment act, introduced by health subcommittee chairman peter roskam and representatives linda sanchez, john shimkus and raul ruiz which will evaluate the extent to which inmate plans offer medication assisted treatments and cover nonopioid alternative treatments not otherwise covered under medicare fee for service as part of a supplemental benefit. h.r. 5790, the medicare and nurse hotline act, introduced by representatives kristi noem and judy chu, which directs the secretary of h.h.s. to educate patients on the availability of psychologist services and explore the use of hotlines to reduce unnecessary hospitalizations in medicare. the bill is named after my friend, dr. todd graham. he was a double board certified physician in both physical medicine, rehabilitation and pain medicine who lived and worked in my district in northern indiana. last year he was senselessly murdered after refusing to prescribe an opioid to a patient. dr. graham prided himself on serving his patients in a friendly and caring fashion. he treated each person individually, taking the time to offer specific step