len: gardenhire said joe mauer would be available tonight.nsas city series with a thumb injury. not in the line-up tonight. i mention that because it looks like it will be sharp, shawn camp the right-hander. willie, morneau and doumit due up in the bottom of the ninth. mauer won't hit for willingham morneau, probably not doumit. probably not par me lee. they do have another catcher as well chlt well. mauer could possibly, if he wanted to use him for doumit could use him to catch later. he has a right anterior capsular strain in his shoulder. 1-2 to johnson. len: i have a nice note of peoria chief. they said a franchise record 29- 2/3 innings. without allowing a run. they gave up a run in the third tonight won 4-2 as they swept cedar rapids. nicely done. bob: very nicely done. i know we've been on the stump for a long time. cubs fans if you're in the vicinity, go out and cap some of the stars of tomorrow today. highly recommend going out and catching a peoria chiefs game. or any of the cubs affiliates for that matter. if you're in the neighbor

joe mauer, the former mvp joe mauer. long ball stroke. >> mauer is hitting almost .300.he going to find the strike that he hit over 20 a few years back? >> no doubt. he is healthy. i don't know about the 12 home runs. but the batting average will be high. >> twins will be disappointing. they need them to pick it up to stay in contention. >> reminder, fox sports is proud to bring you eck exclusive coverage of racing from dover international speedway. kenseth leads the best drivers to the monster mile, chase for the checkered flag. coverage benefiting autumn speaks begin tomorrow at 1 -- autism speaks beginning 12:30 eastern and 9:30 pacific on fox. next saturday, baseball tonight in america has a full suite of games. tomorrow on fox, nascar heads to dover, delaware. coming up next except for west coast, the late local news. followed by episode of "finder" and "30 seconds to fame." see you next week on fox. >> a lot, man. captioned by closed captioning services, inc he1 ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ transforming sounds ] [ male announcer ] transformers. the ride. ride it at universal studios

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strong typhoon mauer is producing stormy conditions across southern japan. right now situated very close to the okinawa islands. packing winds of 126 kilometers per hour, with gusts of 180. still, it has weakened a little, but still a strong typhoon. waves could reach 9 meters along the coast today. as for the projected path, it looks like it will move parallel to the shoreline of mainland japan, so strong winds and high waves could be a concern along the pacific coast over the next few days. in terms of rainfall, mauer has already produced 210 milliliters of rain in parts of the anami islands, an additional 200 mi millimeters for southern islands of jajapan. it looks like the bulk of heavy rain will move out to sea in the next 24 hours but the outward band of mauer will produce some showers along the pacific coast. as for the rest of japan, brief heavy showers are expected across parts of the northern japan from this afternoon. out toward the west, scattered showers will expand across much of the southern half of india. more intense rain can be found in nor

when we come back we will check in with david lin because, and danny, and also cher and bill mauer gout on the attack against republicans. we will tell what you they sa [ manager 1 ] out here in the winds, i have to know the weather patterns. i upgraded to the new sprint direct connect. so i can get three times the coverage. [ chirp ] [ manager 2 ] it's like working in a giant sandbox with all these huge toys. and with the fastest push-to-talk... i can keep track of them all. [ chirp ] [ chirp ] [ male announcer ] upgrade to the new "done." with access to the fastest push-to-talk and three times the coverage. now when you buy one kyocera duracore rugged phone, for $49.99, you'll get four free. visit a sprint store, or call 855-878-4biz. [ chirp ] trouble with a car insurance claim. [ voice of dennis ] switch to allstate. their claim service is so goo now it's guaranteed. [ normal voice ] so i can trust 'em unlike randy. are you in good hands? >> in vin ticktive fashion the white house has slashed out. and the supreme court verified the check the legal status of those they come in cont

perhaps the night worth remembering that the old ball park gavin floyd out chicago cubs strikes out joe mauerds and note score man on for alex rios hits it out 9th hr 2-0 lead. game 2 for keinvin youkilis against ma uer gets him at 1st sox hung on barely beat twins 3-2. rafael nadal slow start before winning the first round match at wimbledon and unlike sister venus, serena williams easy winner and opening match and the wolves have named scott arniel head coach. 48 hours until nba draft charlotte bobcats have acquired ben gordon and protected first round pick from detroit for chicago product corey maggette. college football fans playoffs got their wish panel of university presidents approved a playoff system 14 replacing bcs 2014 by the regular season championships will still matter with the old system in place. >> looking to keep a balance between regular season enthusiasm and create something in the postseason that provides a focus attention on the best teams more robust the post- season is the more negative affects it has on the regular- season right now the best in sports we intend to kee

the outer bound of mauer will produce showers along the pacific coast as for the rest of japan. brief heavy showers are expected across parts of northern japan from this afternoon. out towards the west scattered showers will expand across much of the southern half of india. more intense rain can be found in northeastern india, myanmar as well as bangladesh. but conditions will not be as bad as yesterday. as for the highs, 31 degrees expected in hong kong with some sunny periods here. 26 in shanghai. tokyo coming in at 26 degrees, though almost the same as yesterday. all right. head into the americas a long frontal line is stretching over the southern portions of the u.s. this is where cooler air is meeting with warm and humid air from the gulf of mexico. it looks like severe weather will likely continue in parts of the southern plains overnight monday. and over the next 24 hours, heavy rain will move towards the south gradually up towards the north. there's a potent storm which is very slow moving system sitting over the northwestern corner of the u.s. and western canada produci

one of the stories that one of the correspondents told, again, this man, mauer from the chicago daily news is how his best source was the fun of a rabbi, who was a doctor. he would make appointments complaining of an ailment, and when he was being examined, the doctor would slip in a sheet of paper into his pocket with the latest information about arrests and what was happening in the jewish community. when that become too dangerous and the doctor said you cannot come here anymore, then made an arrangement to meet in the urinales and they were never talking, they would come in a different entrance, he would stand there and they would leave and the doctor would drop the sheet of paper. that is how they got the information. so some of them were enterprising and got the information. of course, there were others who overlooked a tremendous amount of and did not understand what was happening. there was a lot of disbelief, in world war i there was atrocity stories, very manufactured. so there was an instinct to disbelieve the stories. yes, right here. >> have you looked at the papers -- yes

however, rain is in the forecast from wednesday because strong typhoon mauer is approaching the country. it's the first typhoon of this year. right now situated south of the okinawa islands packing sustained winds of 144 kilometers per hour with gusts nearly 200 kilometers per hour. it looks like it will get very close to the okinawa islands tomorrow, so stormy conditions will start to impact the southern islands of japan as well as kushu from today. rainfall could be 118 millimeters in a span of 24 hours. also, waves could reach 9 meters on tuesday. it looks like it will continue to move toward the northeast, so it's not likely to make landfall on mainland japan. very strong winds and perhaps these are going to impact mainly along the pacific coast. all right. meanwhile, heavy thundershowers and gusty winds will continue in northeastern china and will continue into and throughout the day. and to the south, yet again, heavy rain in southern china. more substantial rain can be found in northeastern india, bangladesh, and myanmar. ongoing torrential rain could certainly raise the risks of

and mauer's view was he was telling them get out of germany and get out fast. so some people understood it. in terms of the overall level of support, people could see it happening. and they were alarmed. americans who are lived there before hitler comes to power and afterwards. even dorothy thompson by the way, i talked about how she misjudged hitler initially. after she comes back and he takes power, she revises her thoughts quickly. she meets germans that she knew before and stunned by how they have changed, and how they accept this new rule. but further down the line, as war is broken out and remember these many americans stay all the way through 1941. because they are not -- america is not at war yet. and they even people like shiver and others who are furious with the nazi movement, and what hitler is doing, keep -- make a point of reminding themselves in the diaries that there are many germans that are not a lined with this. i do not want to go blind with hatred for jgermans because of what is happening under hitler. sure? all right, and then dave, yes. >

police are looking for three suspects in connection with carjackings and two attempts in less than an mauer last sunday and one woman's was -- hour last sunday and one woman's was all caught on tape. the carjacking sprees last sunday in clinton, maryland, started here in the 9200 block of stuart lane. 11:23 p.m. three suspects steal a victim's toyota camry which ran out of gas, so they moved on to old branch avenue. 11:30 police say the same suspects tried to carjack a guy driving a jeep liberty but were unsuccessful. seven minutes later they set their sights on a woman in a 2007 charger in the drive-thru line at the hanger club. chef patel was waiting on her through the window. >> the young people came from the backside of the store on their feet and they just -- two people had a gun with them. >> reporter: the frightening carjacking was capture on the store's surveillance tape. you can see the suspects armed with guns approach the car from both sides. a third suspect is right behind her vehicle. >> the suspect brannished a handgun on both sides. you -- brandished a handgun in both side. y

. >> you pick out the mauer mrshms and put them in a bowl. >> jimmy: i have truly just ordered the marshmallows line up every single drug for my children. >> jimmy: a big goal of heroin for the kids. >> no, i'm not really into that, mom. i'm into bran. >> jimmy: you're going to do a song for us tomorrow? >> i'm shutting down hollywood boulevard. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the movie is in 3-d which is a lot of fun. >> it is, you can almost smell me. >> jimmy: by the way, she smells like cotton candy and vanilla wafers i can attest. thank you, katy, we'll see you tomorrow night. we'll be right back with alex pettyfer. ♪ hey could you hold that, please? all right... [ shutter clicks ] here we go... ♪ keep the change. ♪ hello elevator! you two...not you... [ male announcer ] it's the sure sign of a good time. the just right taste of bud light. here we go. apparently i didn't get the "thong thursday" memo... ♪ apparently i didn't get the "thong thursday" memo... how do you know it's summer time? well, i'm flipping burgers and talking about the ford summer sales event. "oh, wow." "now this wou

. >> i would take him over the money i would take from bill mauer. but here's the question.ything, the war on women backfired , the dog backfired, and now they are yelling where are the jobs. >> well, what they keep doing, sean, we talked about this last week and the week before. they are called rabbits. see if the media chases the rabbit and takes your mind off the bad stuff, the jobs, the economy. these rabbits keep turning around and running back to the white house. the more you talk about jobs, whether it's massachusetts or california, you still electric to go back to what's going on in america in jobs. 500,000 fewer jobs today than the day that president obama took the oath. tomorrow morning we are probably going to have an 8.1 or 8.2 unemployment rate released with 150,000 jobs created. >> and how many people have left the workplace? >> absolutely the most important, two numbers you look for tomorrow. the amount of people that left the workforce and what that does to the unemployment rate because the job numbers is 150,000 to 200,000. it needs to be hire. but they can

and the mauer argued that measure b needs to be passed and cut down on the budget deficit in the city to give you perspective about ten years ago the city paid roughly $73 million towards retirement benefits. close to $245 million with the passage of this measure. you can now, of course, cut benefits for future hires and even affect current employees and retirees. chuck reid here, what's next? you got what you wanted. what happens now? >> a lot of implementation steps that have to be done. beginning on tuesday the council will consider the ordinance to modify retirement benefits for new employees to be hired starting july 1. we have to work with the department of treasury to get our employee choice plan approved and through that process, and then there's ordinances to be adopted. it will take us a year to get this implemented. stay money in the first year of implementation and that's important thing. >> when do you think the city would be end considerably in the black? another year? down the line after that? >> first year of this implementation will save about $25 million and go up ev

messersmith who said the german politicians who think they're going to and there were people like edgar mauer who was a correspondent for the "chicago daily news" who was actually warning jews, german jews, get out of this country. and then there were other americans who thought they were more concerned in many cases about the communist threat-- a coup from the left. because remember, there were radicals from the right and left. this is not too long after the bolshevik revolution. >> warner: one of the things i found fascinating about your book was that after hitler i mean, there was a social life, there was an interaction among at least some of the americans with the senior figures in the regime. >> that americans had access to germany in a way that, for instance, americans in the soviet union did not have access to the elites. and even traveling into the country was a lot easier. so you had people like, again, truman smith, this young military attache, who comes back in the '30s as a senior military attache. and he's hobnobbing with senior german officers. he actually comes up with a plan t

. >> host: gail collins and mauer lean dowd -- maureen dowd, right? >> guest: right. >> host: maureen dowd writes: the president who started off with such dazzle now seems incapable of stimulating either the economy or the voters. >> guest: i think it's way too soon to say that about the voters. i think at some level, um, he has not yet begun to fight and that after the convention we will -- at the convention and then afterwards we will once more see the crackerjack come painer -- campaigner that we all know barack obama can be. but, look, i think it was mario cuomo -- although maybe he was quoting somebody else -- who said that you campaign in poetry, and you govern in prose. there's no question that the president has been governing in the prose in the part because -- in part because, um f he says white, the republicans say black or vice versa. and, um, i think it's been frustrating for those of us who hoped that there would be some level of major change. having said that, what is it joe biden says at fundraisers? general motors is alive, and saddam