mathis 7 out of -- 8 out of 32 now, catching base stealers.berts not too far up the bag with a lefty up, morales playing behind the runner, and then babs off in a hurry. the goes roberts, that one hit into right center field. hunter is not going to get that one either. roberts is going to be waved home. a play at the plate. here is the replay throw. he is safe. and close play in what looked like a pretty early call by bruce peckman the home plate umpire. that's what the fans are booing about. >> jim: well, i think brian must have gotten his hand in there. watch him block the plate. now, watch the left hand, grab this plate, at least that's what bross thought. and the arms go up in the safe position. a great throw, and you could see, this is mike scoscia right here, three feet up the line. you're going to have to go around me, that's what brian roberts does. so again, the swipe tag, and right there, must get the edge of the plate. so -- >> gary: and never got a him with a glove. did not make the tap on him. >>> but he did make him go around him

mathis has a great arm, get this out, and there is the dill elma for mike scoscia. there the guy who has the glove and the arm behind the arm in this game. napoli was behind the plate last night. >> jim: again, but not a very good jump. it's not even close there. that's just a young kid who hasn't really learned to steal bases. doesn't have blazing body is, but -- almost like that pass was a hit-and-run. >> gary: if you follow the joe morgan rule, if you steal a base, you never look back, he looked back twice, which would indicate that he thought it was a hit-and-run. brian roberts is really struggling right now. swings and is misses, a strikeout from santana, his third of the bomb game. orioles lead going to the bottom of the second 2-0. we just know. announcer: fding the moment that's right for you both can take some time. that's why cialis gives men with erectile dysfunction options: 36-hour cialis or cialis for daily use. cialis for daily use is a clinically proven low-dose tablet you take every day, so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. tell your doc

judge, greg mathis with us here.ot of people know you from your tv show and might know the back story. you have a gang to gavel story, some would call it. quite frankly, former thug and you've seen the wrong site of a jail cell before, judge, but you made it. how were you able to? you can probably relate to the story you just saw, but how are you waibel to get your mind right and not end up where she's trying to keep these kids from ending up? >> two things, t.j. one, when released from jail i was told to get a g.e.d. as condition of my parole, i did that and was able to escape the environment in which aye grew up in through an taermtive action program at eastern michigan university. when i left and went to college i was in an environment conducive to re-entering mainstream society. those two things. an education, essentially that "lewed me to overcome those past obstacles. >> some of the kids you see here, this support they're getting through this program, how helpful would this be, do you think, judge mathis, if we

i think you can see tying up jeff mathis.little department story here with napoli. >> gary: napoli will be the pinch hitter for aybar, who had an 0 for 3 in the ball game. runner at first and one down now. mike napoli played in the ball game last night, has only had one shot as a pinch hitter. he is 0 for 1. napoli has the offensive numbers for their catching combo at .292 with the 10 homers, and is 10 rbied. >> jim: over the past 13 games, 16 for 40. he can hit the ball a long way and out over the plate. you can see the game plan. now they're going to come in. >> gary: he is 1 for 2 off sherrill who gets the foul ball back. and he's had a two-strike count. >> jim: gary, he did not gift that ball in. that was your home run swing. that ball pretty much middle in, and this guy can hit them a long, long way if you don't make your pitches snoop time- out taken at the plate. napoli wanted it. for george sherrill, left- handers .118 off him, right- handers, .244. he has given up three home runs. they've all been hit by right- hande

jeff mathis. angels lead 3-2. jared weaver pitches well. gets defensive help from torii hunter."i," in team but two in torii. angels win 9-4. >>> boston, mississippi. nomar garciaparra's return to fenway. >> nomar garciaparra. >> in the fourth inning, nomar gets the a's on the board first. this was his first trip to fenway park since the red sox traded him in 2004, the year they won the world series. >>> and that is all from here. back to you, jeremy and vinita. >>> and real quickly, it seems like michael jackson's image is popping up everywhere. look at this tree stump. a northern california family says it looks like the king of pop's face. >> others say, it looks more like jesus.

then jeff mathis hit a go ahead three-run homer, and the angels beat the rangers 5-4. >>> in boston, mark ellis delivered a two-run double off john smoltz. oakland pitcher kurt anderson held boston to two hits in a 6-0 shutout. >>> in phoenix with two outs in the bottom of the ninth, arizona's mark reynolds singles home justin upton, and the diamondbacks edge the san diego padres 6-5. >>> in chicago, the cubs' derrek lee hit a two-run homer off atlanta in the bottom of the first. chicago got hr sixth win in a row, beating the braves 4-2. meanwhile, the associated press says the cubs and wrigley field are being sold for about, get this, $900 million. the chicago tribune company bought the team from the wrigley family in 1981 for about $20 million. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. president obama hopes to put u.s.-russian relations on stronger footing. >> we may not end up agreeing on everything, but i think that we can have a tone of mutual respect and consultation that will serve both the american people and the russian people well. there's the life i l

. >> i have judge mathis with us. i'll get to you in a second.arilyn, what is it these kids are not getting? >> a safe place and what we've created for them in the classroom setting at school and our facility and a safe place to come where you won't be hurt, where you're not judged about what family issues you're dealing with. you're honored. your loved. your respected. birthdays are important. it's a safe place filling a void and relieving some of the responsibility that we can from this child so they can breathe and feel a lot better about themselves and mostly safe. >> judge greg mathis with us here. a lot of people know you from your tv show. you have a story that some would call it quite frankly. former thug. you have seen the wrong side of a jail cell before a judge. you made it. how were you able to and you can probably relate to that story i just saw. how were you able to get your mind right and not end up where she's trying to keep these kids from ending up. >> two things when i was released from jail i was told to get a ged as a conditi

jeff mathis, three-run home run early. jared weaver pitched well. kevin millwood did not.o the angels on the verge now. two outs away from winning game one of this three-game series and they will take a one-game lead in the american league west. >> nomar garciaparra returning to fenway park for the first time since he was traded in 2004. he was feeling the love. >> designated hitter number one. nomar garciaparra. >> they still love him in bee town. top of the fourth, no outs. nomar, singling to left. jayson giambi scores, 1-0 a's. nomar, 2-4 with an rbi. the a's win it 6-0. bret anderson. the first rookie to shut out the red sox in fenway since jim abbott in 1989. boston had their six-game home winning streak against nomar and the a's snapped. garciaparra on the emotions he was feeling monday night. >> i was trying not to cry. i was getting choked up. these fans have always made me feel just that way. since the day i put on that uniform. and, you know, they have given me such great memories and such great moments. they gave me another one today that i will never forget. go

linda mathis, chief executive officer for the american red cross of the national capitol area and a guest of our speaker. ann woog, producer, a morning show on wmal and a member of the national press club. allegra hassan, producer for cbn news and a member of the national press club and finally, al ilsley, founding editor and editor-at-large the hill newspaper and a long time national press club member. [applause] >> when gail mcgovern took over as president and ceo of the american red cross just over a year ago, it was a critical time for the revered nonprofit. it had spent the decade burning at a pace nearly one per year. it was in the process of laying off one-third of the employees at its washington headquarters. criticisms of its performance during hurricane katrina remained fresh in many minds. just two weeks before she started, it was fined for mismanaging its blood supply and, of course, the economy had already begun to falter drying up donations and crippling nonprofits across-the-board. nevertheless, the picture seems to be improving at the organization. it still posts an aamini

digital correspondent lindsay mathis is on the story and she joins us from police headquarters in rockville with the latest. >> reporter: it all started early this morning when someone called 911 and hung up. now, one man is dead and two montgomery county police officers are on paid leave. >> he has been identified as hernandez. >> reporter: lucille bauer says one officer fired his gun twice at hernandez. one of those bullets killed him. she says police found two weapons near hernandez's body, a knife and what appeared to be a gun. >> the knife is a carving knife with an 8 to 10-inch blade. the gun is identified as a bb pellet repeater air business which is a replica of an authentic semiautomatic weapon. >> reporter: bauer says they do not know whether hernandez fired the bb gun and they do not know what could have prompted the initial 911 call or even who made it. >> we ruled out a burglary, we ruled out a domestic violence incident and we do not believe the subject shot himself. >> reporter: the incident has shaken this once-quiet community. >> it's very scary. this is not why i moved up

my honorable friend, first of all, this project is going to save the money in relation to legacy mathis of fulfilling the same road. that is very important and secondly is an absolutely essential part about warfare that we do have effective secure communications linking all aspects of our armed forces at home and abroad in theater. as part of that work capability to which we are committed. >> mr. speaker, a pilot scheme is in place at the garrison to provide light touch mentoring to early service leaders judged to be vulnerable and designed to help them transition to cope with civilian life. in addition the normal support given when leaving the service the pilots provided additional telephone support guidance and encouragement for six months post service termination early indications are that a number of on this helpful. >> on the subject of training that ph.d. was told last may that 40 percent of soldiers received only a five day training without defaulting in their units, is the right to send them into afghanistan it with such training? >> i assure the right honorable gentleman that e

mathis and mr. delora are so thin. this will help consumers make more informed decisions on what they are eating and help produce obesity rate in the united states. and finally, wise women. the omnibus include mr. caps like which to reauthorize the wise women. a community intervention program funded by the cdc, yes, wise women. helps prevent heart disease and stroke by providing screenings and counseling for low income women just two days ago secretary heralded this program as a great example of the community-based prevention programs that wise women programmed has proved to be cost effective and continuous good work. and finally this omnibus included few minor correction to any minute of the substitute, mr. chairman. thank you. >> the gentleman's time has expired. mr. barton? >> mr. chairman, i am not a speed reader but i can read. and i have tried to scan every page of this 70 some odd page a minute, 75 page. there are some good things in your. there are also some things that in and of themselves would be entire bill

bottom of the second, two on for jeff mathis. right into the fake rocks. it's the angels. with a 3-2 lead. top of the fourth, 5-2 angels, hank blalock to center. but look at torii hunter. beautiful catch. bottom of the fifth now, 6-2 angels, looking to break it open. two on for vladimir guerrero. kevin millwood just didn't have it on this night. bobby abreu scores. gives up nine runs in five innings and the angels win 9-4. so with the win, the angels take a one-game lead in the american league west, two more games to go in this series between the first place angels and the second place rangers. >> nomar garciaparra returning to fenway park for the first time since he was traded in 2004. he was feeling the love. >> designated hitter number one. nomar. garciaparra. >> they still love him in beantown. top of the fourth, no score. runners at the corners with no outs. nomar, singling to left. jays on giambi scores, 1-0 ace, nomar, 2-4 with an rbi. a's win it 6-0. anderson, first rookie to shut out the red sox in fenway since jim abbott in 1989. boston had their six-game home wi