harold martinez. you are looking at two outs. depending how they worked it out, they could have got a double play there. >> jason: there is a slow tapper, bare handed by martinez. long throw is late. it will go down as an rbi single for steven brooks who continues to hurt miami as pat blair able to score from 3rd to the error by erickson, costing him a run. >> we talked about his speed. a guy who showed his power you see the speed there by brooks, one of the league leaders in the acc, and he easily beats that out. i think harold martinez would have been better off not even throwing that ball to 1st base. now you are looking at a two- run ballgame. a dangerous hitter, mike murray at the plate. the pitch count is still in the 60s. so it's not a pitch count issue. it's a matter of demon deacons sticking around in this ballgame. >> jason: and to hear the latest hurricane news with head coach jason morris, it's fridays 5:30 eastern time. and a look back at the previous games. here coach morris' thoughts on what is can coming up on the

martinez. i served at the institute of electrical and electronic engineers. it is significant that dr. martinez got the ball rolling back in 1998, and we have had a decade of progress, we have a standard for preventive recorders. this to a few minutes ago, he mentioned that just canal, the consumer protection part of this, if nhtsa sides to mandate it, -- decides to mandate it, there may be a consumer backlash. i would like to ask dr. martinez what he thinks about the initiatives so far and what does he think -- how could ieee help nhtsa in the future? >> when people think black box, they get the wrong idea. this is like a five second refreshen buffer. it does not say if you were drinking or if somebody should to be there. it just gets a vehicle information. with some protection put in, it helps allays some of those fears. you either give the data to somebody like you when you get your car fixed, and you give it to your insurance company and put a claim in, or it turns out there is a legal discovery process. we take your car anyway and maybe come up with the

martinez? >> well, you know, it is true. at general motors, we first learned about the chip onboard from general motors. we did a crash investigation that cost us $14,000. very concerned. the gentleman had almost pulled out to seat belt. we figured there was a defect. we calculated $14,000. a 22-26-mile-per-hour crash. this thing shouldn't fail. general motors, it turn out the crash was 56 miles an hour. we said where did you do that? we have to put this information in. general motors has always allowed and i think ford, too, to allow anybody to download the information. the other companies, some have said this is proprietary information. they could talk about things like whether they had the brake on or not and speed and things like that. . sh re been concerns about the integrity of the box. if you look at the emergency medical service providers, they say they can do a better job at determining whether someone is injured or not. the national academy of sciences, and just a few weeks ago put out some basic standards that sho

the other part is you have harold martinez wait on deck. if you load the bases pore martinez he has good power, leads the hurricanes in homeruns. >> jason: right to the shortstop. a run scores but could have been much worse for wake forest. instead at peyt goke ahere fhe o. freci hit uy, at g [ nnou wir on ]tch tch fmalencerstar fth ws fu a boey-cn cr [ ] natie, in! his best. get the hitters behind on the count and change it up. take another look here. all of a sudden sitting on a fastball. offspeed pitch in the dirt. first out in

martinez? and what do you think the prospects are that anything is going to happen this year at the national level? >> well, i they the senators have done today with this proposal is to create a solid platform to invite republicans to the table. we have heard many republicans saying that the federal government needs to act and this is an invitation to address the problem together. and, frankly, i challenge mr. boehner when he says they the government can't do this, he is part of the government. and while americans across the country are battling unemployment-- as mr. beck says-- and foreclosure and multiple problems at the same time, the least we can expect of our elected leaders is frankly to have the appetite to address the problems that the nation is facing. and mr. beck can go on and on talking about the jobs issue. i haven't heard what the real electrocution is going to be... solution is going to be to move us forward. right now we have a broken system where an unscrupulous employer is abl

and allows martinez to take 2nd base easily. harold martinez there. and the s are piling up for wake forest. an unbelievable development here defensively for the demon deacons as martinez on at 2nd base. we'll see if that costs wake forest right under the wickets in the 5-hole in hockey terms. for rhine semeniuk four errors tonight for wake forest. >> semeniuk lifts his head a little too soon. with all these baseball fields going to these different cuts, you see the grass. you get a shot of the field from behind the plate. you see the grass is cut differently. the ball will play a little bit as it goes out there. nothing that really causes much change. if you are an outfielder and you lift your head a little too soon, you will have that ball dance on you and it will go through the wick ettes as you saw there. another error, fourth one in the ballgame. gee three errors in this inning for wake forest. 3rd baseman stroker. 1st baseman lopez and the left fielder semeniuk all involved. making life that much more difficult for the freshman tim cooney. coone

senator from florida, mel martinez. former democratic congressman jim davis, republican mark sharpe, a hillsborough county commissioner, and the democratic mayor of tampa, pam iorio . plus, from washington, christina romer, the chairman of president obama's council of economic advisors. thank you all for being with us. thank you everyone in the audience. dr. romer, i am going to start with you. we appreciate your joining us. there have been several good economic reports out of washington and out of new york this week. but out here in the country as i've talked to people around the state of florida, the question everybody has is "that's all well and good, but when are we going to see the jobs come back? how " how long do they have to wait? >> well, i think you're right on both accounts. so we have certainly seen some encouraging indicators, including we got the news that in march we actually added 162,000 jobs, so that was certainly something that the president has been waiting to hear. but it is important to realize tha

miami got pa big insurance run by harold martinez in the last half inning. murray. murray 6-foot foot, 232- pounder. mac williamson waiting on deck. >> wicho: a good count here, jason. 3-2. you expect a hitter like murray to put the ball in play here. you might get the runners going here or the runner going here to stay out of a double play. >> jason: murray is 4-7 in the series against hurricane pitching last year, he hit .364 in the series against the canes. brooks is diving back in time. >> wicho: brooks leaning a little bit there. looked like his first move was to 2nd base. there is a baserunner here. you almost treat to like a hit- and-run. what you are doing is you just -- you know the hitter is there -- you are expecting the hitter to put the ball in play. either way, you should be safe. >> jason: there goes brooks. a hit-and-run. beautifully executed. brooks around second and third. the throw comes in plate. again a lethal combination. the one-two punch to captains brooks and murray get the job done against the canes. >> wicho: nice piece of hitting

that was enough for dean martinez to deny the christian legal society official law school recognition. >> we are a public institution. when we admit students, we tell them "we will admit you regardless of your beliefs, regardless of your race, regardless of whether you're striped or not." and i think part of our promise when they come here is that they are allowed to share in the full educational experience of hastings. and i think it's a terrible thing that we would have to do to say, "yes, we will admit you. oh, but by the way, there are certain groups where you're not welcome." and to the extent we're a public institution and we're using public money to fund our student groups, i think we simply can't do that. >> reporter: to martinez, it's a simple case of discrimination and the law school doesn't have to support it. >> this is not discrimination. this is about shared beliefs. >> reporter: attorney greg baylor says requiring the christian legal society to allow non-believers to vote and hold office strikes at the society's very identity, its core mission. >> it makes no sense for

martinez is the dean and acting chancellor of the hastings college of the law in san this case after his law school refused to give official recognition to the christian legal society, thereby denying it funding and any right of access to school facilities. headquartered at this office building outside washington, d.c., the christian legal society is a national network of lawyers who are guided by their christian faith. there are student chapters at law schools across the country. the chapter at hastings opens its meetings to all students, but members are asked to sign the christian legal society statement of faith: "trusting in jesus christ as my savior, i believe in one god, eternally existent in three persons-- father, son and holy spirit." if you don't sign the statement of faith, you cannot vote or hold office. members must also accept the society's sexual morality standards which state that any "sexually immoral lifestyle" is grounds for disqualification, including "all acts of sexual conduct outside of god's design for marriage between one man and one woman." that was enough f

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ricardo martinez. first, we want to show more testimony from the current administrator at a house oversight subcommittee last month, where he was questioned by two congressmen about nhtsa oversight and current subpoena power. >> t av been a lot of articles written -- a lot of testimony recently that nhtsa has not fulfilled its responsibility, that nhtsa is the lap dog for the industry not a watchdog. there has been a lot of criticism out there about the agency. as the administrator, how would you respond to that in a general way? do you think that criticism is valid? >> it is not valid at all. we have been a very active agency since i have taken office. it has been very active since secretary lahood has taken office. this agency opened eight separate investigations over the time. when there were complaints about sudden acceleration. a lap dog does not open eight investigations. the goal is for us and our statutory order is to find any vehicle safety defect that presents an unreasonable risk. anytime a

martinez. also dr. runge and dr. martinez. i served at i think it is significant that dr. martinez got the ball rolling back in 1998. we have had a decade of progress. just a few minutes ago, the doctor mentioned that there is not a consumer protection part of this. it if it's a decides to mandate it, the american public -- if not set decides to mandate it, the american public will know what is available. otherwise, there will be consumer backlash. i would like to ask dr. martino what he thinks about the initiative so far. how could it help the agency in the future? >> one of the things was trying to make sure that there are protections in there. when you say black box, people get the wrong opinion. they think is tracking or you go. it really only gets a vehicle information. it is not say what the roads are like or whether you are drinking. it basically gets vehicle information. it will be a big help there. with some of the protections that have been put in, it will allay some of those fears. when you talk to people and you say, the data is yours. there are only three ways

martinez really worked on passage of something in 2006 requiring

it will be harold martinez, three, four, and five in the lineup. just invan grouw out of the bullpen last inning for wake forest. replaces starter tim cooney. wearing the number 30 on his back. van grouw 6'7", 200-pound freshman out of indian hills high school in oakland, new jersey. this wake forest roster composed of players all over the eastern seaboa

martinez, the third baseman. >> swung on and headed on.oving back and in front of the track bringing it in is matt williamson. and i tell you, he has some power the other way. it just jumps off. and it's the second out of the inning. s and the second time of the game going to opposite field. >> at this point, the chris valias is standing between us and extra innings. and joel ernst on the mound. right hander and facing. >> and valias got started this year as one of the hottest bats in the country. and after a few weekends he was hitting.500. he's swinging a hot bat and hitting over.340. >> hard shot but the shortstop, blair has a play on it. the hurricanes go down in order. nine innings but nothing resolved. we'll go into extras high in coral gables. coral gables. [music playing ♪t's ght, ♪ ♪h, all r. f noumove alonh weight loss on of any to f f teoais p morrmat onginn, g figritiorg. >> and you can see the shot on the television. it's been mild and unseasonably cool. and you can see the temperature is probably around 73 degrees. we're in t

. >> martinez, the third baseman dives but can't come off with it off the bat for pat blair. again the deacons getting ever so close to the numbers three, and 4, hitters steven brooks and mike murray who miami had been unable to contain so far tonight. but first it's ryan seminick. . >> well, hit center field and devos. off the wall and rounding third and stopping right there is pat blair. that ball hit a mile by seminick. and yet again, give credit to the deacons not going down without a fight trailing 8-6 with two runners in scoring condition. here they come again, steven brooks. brooks is 3-4. >> first base open and put the best hitter on desk. never put the win gning. and you just can't give free pass and make the matters worse. and i don't know if you will leave the closer in the game to close to the game out or have a lefty, lefty match-up if it should get to that. >> swung on and line drive. right field, dropping, dropping it will go all the way to the wall and two runs will score. there he is again. a superlative performance. a 2 double tied the game again this time a

martÍnez conversÓ con algunos y Éste es su reportaje. >> de 27 aÑos estudia en la universal en zona ,>> si lo llegan a agarrar experiencias para no a mi familia. es algo muy...feo. >> el jueves y viernes cuando vimos la reacciÓn de los estudiantes, es el empiezo de este movimiento. >> nadie entiende mejor la realidad de las leyes que juan meza, un estudiante de preparatoria de 16 aÑos, Él y su madre llegaron a arizona huyendo de un padre abusador, ahora viven en las sombras debido a su estatus. >> tienes el miedo de no saber lo que va a pasar. muchas cosas... >> juan estudia por la maÑana y por la tarde toma un autobÚs hasta la estaciÓn de radio, al igual que cientos de alumnos el pasado viernes dejÓ atrÁs sus actividades para marchar hacia el capitolio en protesta a la medida. >> tenemos muchÍsimo miedo de un dÍa no estar de no poder graduarme, de no poder ir al colegio, de realizar mis sueÑos. todos nuestros sueÑos. >> para muchos los estudiantes son muy importantes para las movilizaciones, ason la clave para la reforma y migratoria. >> estos niÑos van a recordar esta semana una sem

. 31-year-old william jay berkeley died by lethal injection for the murder of 18-year-old sophia martinez back in 2000. an appeal by berkeley's attorneys was turned by down by the supreme court yesterday. >>> the justice department will appeal a federal judge's ruling that a national day of prayer is unconstitution unconstitutional. the judge likened the day to, quote, encouraging citizens to magic. >>> leading a pentagon prayer service calling islam, quote, evil. >>> and in missouri, a convenience store clerk has 258 million reasons to smile. the 29-year-old is the state's largest ever power bow jackpot winner. so the big question, what does he plan to do with his winnings? go to disney world and get his teeth fixed. >>> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 11,134 after adding nine points yesterday. the s&p nudged up two points. and the nasdaq went up 14 points. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo the nikkei dipped 34 points while in hong kong the hang seng lost 210 points. >>> stocks will start off in rocky territor

martinez were talking about, they talked about saving lives. it is lower than it was in 1954. they really are making vehicles safer. that is a time when the number of drivers have actually doubled, so there is n nhtsa as a success story -- has a success story here. >> there's an expectation that this is an electronic issue, not necessarily a pedal defect as toyota has said. if it is an electronic issue, to electronic companies need to come forward with their software codes and tell the public the safety administration how the cars work? >> i was in the presence of the -- i was on the technology committee that oversaw an asset and the department of defense, so i would tell you the solid state technology is far more reliable than the mechanical systems with that in the past. if you look at the innovations that are occurring today, specially those the consumers have been, but also the regulators. we worked with the administration to -- you need electronics in order to accomplish that. the reliability requirements is 99.99 is not been met in the federal government or other industr

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ricardo martinez, who was nhtsa administrator for president clinton. in our last hour, we will get the auto industry perspective with dave mccurdy, and end with clarence ditlow. starting as off is dave shepardson of "detroit news." many people saw the headline -- regulators seeking a fine of $16.40 million against toyota. the statement said "if upheld." why does it say that? >> toyota gets to formally denied decide whether it wants to appeal the fine. this is by far the largest ever find that nhtsa has sought to impose. the previous was $1 million against general motors in 2004. the amounts are symbolic, given that these are companies with hundreds of billions of dollars in revenue. $16 million is a rounding error for them. >> what happens next? have you heard from toyota? if it goes to court, how long would the process take? >> toyota has two weeks to respond and say they will pay the fine or challenge it. nhtsa has to decide if it is going to uphold the fine. if toyota continues to challenge it, they will go to the district court to get a job to upho

>> reporter: in another home nearby, priscilla martinez is teaching her six children, ages two to 12, about condensation. >> we're going to learn about clouds, evaporation, condensation and precipitation. >> reporter: they are part of a growing movement-- no one knows the exact number-- of muslims who home-school their children because they want them to get a more holistic education than a public school can provide. >> what we are trying to do is give our children a foundation within the family first, and their identities, with values. that's kind of the springboard for what it is that we would like for them to take with them throughout life. >> reporter: and home-schooling lets these muslim families focus on their faith. using the computer, bilal studies the koran with a teacher from pakistan, home of his father, maqsood, and his mother. >> over there we know that everything is islamic-based, but over here we don't see islamic way of life outside the house. >> we're still tied to that country and want them to understand the culture and to learn about the religion. >> reporter: prisci

. >> la seÑora martÍnez estÁ segura que con sus ganas de superarse no hay nada que le impida alzarsefue captado en video. el camarÓgrafo javier chÁvez estaba a pocos metros de ahÍ. >> del helicÓptero comenzó a dar vueltas y se pegÓ contra una parte. ese helicÓptero nunca se pudo elevar. >> las hÉlices del aparato fueron lo primero que tocÓ tierra. posteriormente,el fuselaje se fue destrozando poco a poco. >> todo el mundo gritaba. los familiares de los pilotos que estaban gritaban. yo les enfoque a los familiares y a mÍ me taparon la cÁmara. >> la primera reacciÓn fue impedir que se grabara el accidente. >> mi reacciÓn fue salir corriendo y al gritarme cogiÓ y me alzÓ la cÁmara. el helicÓptero ya estaba estrellado. >> una de las imÁgenes que no pude aun captar fue como el piloto y el copiloto podido salir casi ilesos del helicÓptero. >> dos cascos blancos, desaparecieron. despuÉs vi la ambulancia que salÍa. >> fue casi un milagro que el piloto evitara caer en la tribuna llena de pÚblico. minutos antes se celebraba el dÍa de la fuerza aÉrea. la gran atracciÓn eran estos helicÓpteros,

rodriguez, martinez in seattle 1996 when martinez was -- was a young player.matusz a very strong start. walked a batter and picked crawford off, got a strikeout to end the inning. tejada getting set to work on niemann. niemann goes down. that ball ricochets to pena. tejada is down. i'm not sure where that hit niemann. that was a rocket back at the 6'9" right-hander. they'll go to jeff niemann now. that ball was hit so hard off of niemann it hit pena in the air that. will be a 1-3 putout to tejada. niemann gets an assist. >> rob: that ball will find you. >> jim: tejada looking for the pitch he got. joe maddon out there. he went right after the fastball. it appeared to hit him on the upper part of his throwing arm. >> rob: hopefully below the shoulder. >> jim: after the follow through, looked like right below the shoulder. tejada upset as he went down. he may have hurt the tall right handed pitcher. now we'll sigh if -- we'll see if niemann can get loose enough to stay in the game. >> reporter: it will be a huge advantage if niemann can't go. the he's as good as

. >> martÍnez! >> es muy buen gol de verdad que sÍ.s laguna, olvera, una falta de palencia cerca del Área y era penal. y pumas se lleva un importante triunfo sobre el santos de la comarca. los pumas son lÍderes del grupo tres. >> esto de verdad que es historia, el sÁbado en el imponente estadio bernaveuu, el real madrid recibiÓ al barcelona. pero lionil messi, de mi estatura, 1, 69, abriÓ el marcador. >> hay gol! el barza ganÓ por dos goles a cero. es lider en la liga cuando quedan 7 jornadas para el final de la liga de espaÑa. y olÉ. >> el final serÁ en el bernaveu. en espaÑa. la gente de... cÓmo se llama, de madrid estÁn muy molestos porque será la final ahÍ, pero con el barza. 90 mil gentes que estaban en el bernaveuu, diez mil eran del barza, y salieron re bien. >> estoy seguro que sÍ, hoy es lunes y tenemos noticias del tour del trofeo de la fifa para la copa del mundial de sudÁfrica del 2010. el popular galardÓn sigue en gira mundial patrocinado por: la coca cola. estuvo en rusia, japÓn, y el 30 de este mes, en 19 dÍas estarÁ en

joe martinez join us. the chief of police of carni, arizona. he joins us from the town of no goalle goalless, on the mexican border in arizona. what's your view of this new law, chief? >> hi, larry. actually, the new law is not going to change a whole bunch in arizona. these are a set of laws that kind of parallel what we've got. i think you've got a lot of people that are reacting to hype and i think we need to have more reality and less rhetoric and i think we're all going to be just fine. >> larry: what's the situation where you are? is that a big entry point there? >> actually, my town runs off of highway 177. and it has become a more and more popular thoroughfare for smugglers of both drugs and human smog smugglers that go th our area. and that i think is what's being missed in all this. is that many of the vehicles that go through our area are loads of those illegal immigrants and narcotics. and those are the areas that we want to focus on here in arizona. we're not as some have unjustifiably suggested, going to stop anyone who may be his

i encourage governor crist to run for the senate when senator martinez decided he was not going to run again. he's involve in a very heated primary with a very good man in marco rubio. and, you know, you jump on one side or the other occasionally in these races, that's obviously what has happened. it's stepped up the rhetoric a little bit. >> what do you expect the governor to do? do you think you'll run as an independent? >> i don't know. it's an interesting question. i have not talked to governor crist in a month. the last time i talked to him, i brought the issue up. he told me then that he intended to pursue the republican primary. >> doesn't look like it now does it? >> a lot of conversation about it, certainly. >> senator menendez, i want to play for you -- the president was out in california helping raise money for senator boxer's campaign this year. and he said something that caught my ear. i want to play it for you. >> these mid year races are the ones where historically it's always been hardest to get folks activated. particularly the party in power. you remember, in 2008, th

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this is christian legal society versus martinez much this is a dispute over whether a public law schoolan deny recognition to a club, in this case a christian student group, because they wouldn't let gays join the club. >> the christian legal society is a national association of lawyers and law students who share a common faith. they try to honor jesus christ in the practice of law. the student group here had in its by-laws that anybody could come in and be a member but if you want to be a voting member or an officer, you had to sign a statement of faith. that included a promise that you wouldn't engage in sins of nature such as homosexual conduct, fornication and adultery. they claim that the law school's non-discrimination policy violated their first amendment rights of association, free speech, and exercise of religion. >> woodruff: what was the counterargument from the law school? >> the law school says that its non-discrimination policy is basically an all-comers policy. you can't discriminate on the basis of someone's status or on the basis of their beliefs. it said that if it all

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gilbert martinez. >> i remember my grandparents from the first floor. >> dr. charles hubert. raymond johnson. my mother, ms. levy. >> thomas hawthorne. robert vernon. sheryl mannon. ethel griffin. margaret gibson. >> laura -- >> ashley eckel. >> catherine kragen. >>>> my mother-in-law, carroll bowers. cassandra booker. alita bitty. towson battel. sandy avery. pamela argo. richard allen. teresa alexander. >> thank you, all. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, for being with us today. your presence means a locked on this 15th anniversary. -- means a lot on this 50th anniversary. admission to the museum is complementary provided five -- provided by our friends at cox to medications. but iran, secretary hippolyta llano -- secretary the awill hol on the media's role on terrorism. thank you. [applause] >> on washington journal, tomorrow morning, how americans feel about government. our guest is carolina doherty, patrick corvington and kenneth vogel will take your questions about political fund raising her head"washington journal -- fundraising. all this month, see the winners of the c

for betting the other team for scoring, a justed e.r.a., number one pedro martinez, then walter johnson, top 5 and foul territory, no play. >> mike: he cap come up with a common denominator. >> gary: they could pitch. >> mike: no matter what century. >> gary: interesting, rivera has reshaped the whole context of the end of the bullpen with the tremendous numbs he has put up. we are not going to try and explain in any way how the the math works in coming to those numbers, you can go online and read about it in the new york times as the connecting point to save the met tricks and it is -- metrics and it is interesting to look at. 1 ball 2 strike outs gabe grossen the drop of a ball, he got on that one. >> mike: take a look at it. he tried to get a kick at it but a high hop, it seems like they want to have another crack at that one. >> gary: i thought he was going to get that one. it did come off the mound. it will go as a single and there are now 2 on with 1 away. he flew to right field and they are all singles. but there are 2 runs and 6 hits for the oakland a's. they had 9 last night in

gilbert martinez. >> i remember my grandparents from the first floor. >> dr. charles hubert. johnson. my mother, ms. levy. >> thomas hawthorne. robert vernon. sheryl mannon. ethel griffin. margaret gibson. >> laura -- >> ashley eckel. >> catherine kragen. >>>> my mother-in-law, carroll bowers. cassandra booker. alita bitty. towson battel. sandy avery. pamela argo. richard allen. teresa alexander. >> thank you, all. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, for being with us today. your presence means a locked on this 15th anniversary. -- means a lot on this 50th anniversary. admission to the museum is complementary provided five -- provided by our friends at cox to medications. but iran, secretary hippolyta llano -- secretary the awill hol on the media's role on terrorism. thank you. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> in a few moments, the chairman of the house ways and means commission will speak at the national press club. in our work, vice-president at -- vice-president biden on the weekend

tick -- case today, and one in particular, john logan writes that christian legal society versus martinez is one of the most important debates about student rights and public colleges. i will pull this off and show you and the -- associated press story. the supreme court is grappling whether universities and colleges can deny official recognition to kristin's the groups there refused to let non- christian and gays join. at c-span we do cover, when available, same day audio from the supreme court. but this is a story from robert barnes who writes in "the washington times" this morning. more broadly he is writing about a hearing by justice breyer and justice thomas -- by the way, you can go to our video library and type in supreme court and you can see the hearing from last week. he writes about same day audio release. congress is pushing for televise proceedings. just a bit more from robert barnes's article. senator specter, a longtime advocate of cameras at the supreme court said last week televise proceedings would show what the public already thinks -- that the court is an ideological b

ricardo martinez. first, we want to show more testimony from the current administrator at a house oversight subcommittee last month, where he was questioned by two congressmen about nhtsa oversight and current subpoena power. >> there have been a lot of articles written -- a lot of testimony recently that nhtsa has not fulfilled its responsibility, that nhtsa is the lap dog for the industry not a watchdog. there has been a lot of criticism out there about the agency. as the administrator, how would you respond to that in a general way? do you think that criticism is valid? >> it is not valid at all. we have been a very active agency since i have taken office. it has been very active since secretary lahood has taken office. this agency opened eight separate investigations over the time. when there were complaints about sudden acceleration. a lap dog does not open eight investigations. the goal is for us and our statutory order is to find any vehicle safety defect that presents an unreasonable risk. anyt

martinez, is the catcher, for boston. bluejays lead the royals, 4-3, . >> ♪ >> a lot of anticipation, drama, and storylines, when the schedule is released. week 17, just divisional games, in an attempt to avoid the meaningless games. >> we have 28, as opposed to, i believe it was 15 last year. so, 16 of the final 17 will be divisional games. we'll see what the impact is, as we go through the next season. we think that's a positive development, in keeping the integrity of the game. >> some of the monday night matchups -- two of them, in week one. >> in a down year for running-backs, spiller's speed may be enough to make him the top tailback. he didn't crack 1,000 yards, until his senior season. but, scouts believe, as a sprinter, if he can excel in the video room, he can light it up, on sunday. no better way, than by throwing him into our fire, with jon gruden. >> you know, people use that all purpose back term, i'm an all purpose back, if you can pass protect, and catch, and return, and run, that's an all purpose back. we

it's been more effective deliverry of health care to martinez. we're going to help with waste, fraud and abuse. >> neither of the american people need to ennis from tape otherwise. brian dominik particularly and making sure this is understood by the american people. host: do you have any names you'd like to throe out there? >> no. i don't have a specific name. i think there are a lot of good people out there. tom daschle is certainly somebody who is very good at communicating with the american people, understand it is health care system. i'm not recommending tom. i don't know whether tom daschle, senator daschle would be interested in that kind of situation but that's the kind of person who communicates well and understands the public and legislation is the kind of person that you need. hoirp congressman steny hoyer in our program that gets underway in 22 minutes. 10:00 eastern time and again it's 6:00, 3:00 for our viewers on the west coast also heard on espn radio show. including the number one on the list a recent guest on our q & a program li

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