. >>> and casey mccollum there, could not come up with it. and steven rosado keep it is inning alive. >>> little rock fortunate to have an out. that keep of throw by parks prevented an extra run and a homer. 8 hits now for the troy trojans. and this brings us back to the top of the order and adam bryant, who was 0-2 this afternoon. the bottom part of the order has been effective. sullivan has been on 3 times, walked, singled and homers. and rosado has been on, 2 run scored. and for the first time, the troy trojans have a little bit of breathing room! >> yes. this is one of those sliders, kind of flips up a little breaking ball, didn't break at really fly. pretty good hitter, nice play in bryant bryant. >>> and adam bryant deposited into deep right center field, and whether he have a new pitcher here. so, daniel golden leads in the bottom of the 6:00. he was shaky in the first, like wise in the second, then settled in, but troy mounted a 2-out rally, and steven rosado will be the new pitcher rosado, will be the new pitcher rosado, the >>> 5-2,

nice by done by casey mccollum in the 3rd. retired. 1-3.elix moves to 2nd base on the chop to 3rd. >> really impressed with golden and how he was able to kind of right himself and regroup after a very shaky one-plus innings to start this game. 3 quick runs and now settled in and looks like a million bucks. >>> and chase whitley delivered a big blow in the 1st when the trojans scored twice. he had a 2-out rbi double. followed steven felix's home run, with 1 up. and felix is at 2nd base. 3-2, troy leads. 2 outs in the 5th. >> wow, this is an rbi hit right here. rowell lays out and >>> we start the 6th. troy leads, 3-2. >>> we are in the 6th inning in troy, alabama. it looks as though this will be a lot of sunshine from now on. and houston has provided some sunshine to the ualr trojans. >> i think houston has a nice swing. look at him trying to bunt right there. the guy can roll. 9 stolen bases, top in the team. great combination of the power, 8 homer to lead the club. then the 9 stolen bases, as well. all around great player. good 2nd baseman

police say they are looking for keerry mccollum. investigators say mccollum was at that party and they want to talk to him. he's from this area, as well, and police believe he is still probably around. 18-year-old joshua mcmackle died in that shooting. so far no one has been charged with the murder. >>> a local memorial service was held today to honor the life and works of the late civil rights activist dr. dorothy height. dozens gathered to pay respect at the union kimball baptist church today. organizers say dr. height's commitment to public service will continue to inspire younger generations. dorothy height died tuesday at the age of 98. a public funeral will be held this thursday at the national cathedral. still ahead on this broadcast tonight, it could have been far, far worse. how a driver walked away from that accident, unscathed. we'll take you there. plus the push to protect all the tweeters, status updaters and social networks. and thousands hit the national mall to rally for climate change today. lindsay, what you got in

. >>> and mccollum makes the throw from 3rd. so, 6 straight. and fujita is retired. now jake sullivan comes to the plate. he has been really good here in the bottom of the order. he is the 8 hold hitter that walked, singled and homered his first of the year. that is a good day for sullivan. again, they do that for team situations, try and be ready, but averages up now over 300 on the year. now, a little visit, kind of going to make a trip to the bullpen since graziano is kind of cruising right now, but i think they want to make sure they are on the right page of how they want to approach a very hot hitter here, mr. sullivan. >> some leagues, when there are more teams than weekends available for conference play, just don't play. like the fcc, for example, they will not play every team every year. denver, of course, is in the sunbelt conference, and a fine basketball program, but be handled by wilson. >> i am a little surprised that arkansas - little rock did not pitch out at 0-1. >> right here. everybody in the ballpark knew he was going to go. picks up another one ri

mccollum bops up to adam bryant. there is 2nd base. and, indeed, tyler ray has settled in. surrendered to houston, who is now on deck. 5 homers with the left-handed battling 1st baseman . that is hammered foul out of play on the left side. and rowell, another one of those transfers out of orange, texas. nice approach. nice and high. i like to see that with the open stance. pretty good swing. so, ray, this is exactly the kind of performance so far that bobby pierce was hoping for today. looks like he has all the pitches working to command the change up, command the fastball, able to throw the slider in and out of the strike zone. so, he has his good stuff today. and the 1-2 pitch barely misses. the change up has been affected, but that one was steady wide. they tried to start it off, but maybe the runner will chase out it have pitcher's zone, but a pretty good at bat right there to lay off the pitch. here is the 2-2. the arkansas - little rock has players from oklahoma, 5 from texas, 4 from a, 3 from missouri, 3 from kansas, 2 from illinois, 1 in indiana, nebraska, north dak

investigators want to talk with kerry mccollum. they believe he was driving a 2005 dodge magnum with maryland license plates 2 edh 33. police think he was at an off- campus party at texas southern university last week where 18- year-old joshua mcmacel of front royal was shot and killed. houston police believe he is back in the d.c. area. >>> communities crushed, the devastation unmeasurable and recovery will take years. that is the word from towns in the south as they try to return to some type of normalcy after tornadoes rip their lives apart. it is estimated that the storm destroyed at least 1,000 homes and businesses with mississippi reporting the bulk of the damage at 700 destroyed properties. state leaders say they will seek help from the white house to aid in recovery efforts. the mississippi governor says crews are still trying to tally the damage so he can apply for much-needed federal help. >>> another story making head line this morning, strong words from venezuela's president hugo chavez aimed at the united states. >> co

bill mccollum blasted the veto, said crist was selling out to his democratic opponent and teacher's unionrd to find someone on his side of the al today who's really pleased with what he did. >> alex, do you think there's any chance he would drop out completely or you think he's looking at the independent option? >> first read reported this morning that crist is looking as running as an independent, but a lot of the things that make him unacceptable now will make him unacceptable two years from now. >> thank you. >>> up next, chuck todd and kelly o'donnell on president obama's reaction to the tea party. and send me your thoughts on twitter at mitchell reports. oh sure, we have plenty of employees that... you can label as "different." like janice. uh-huh. yeah. fashion deficient. and tom... copy incapable. it's open kimono time. looking good, dan. oh, we want to make sure all our ducks in a row. yeah. volume control syndrome. but we focus on the talent and skill that each person... brings to the team. i mean, no one's really concerned about labels. not even mine. labels get in the way. disa

democratic congressman betty mccollum chastised her republican colleagues on the house floor. >> whenrs of congress compare health care legislation to government tyranny, socialism or total tear imin the hopes of scoring political points it is like pouring gas on the fire of extreme. >> . i don't want another oklahoma city to ever take place again. as we will not give aid and comfort to al-qaeda let us not allow the words of elected leaders to give excuses to extremists bent on violence. >> sean: democrats asked the republicans to shut up. joining me is one of those pesky republicans she was probably talking about congresswoman bachmann. you can't be critical. you can't say socialism. i thought was the highest form of patriotism when the criticism was aimed at george w. bush. something has happened, i must have missed. what happened? >> apparently it is hate speech when it is on the right and not when it is on the left -- on the left. go figure where that comes from the main thing is the government takeover of private induce one sector after another. the worst is this new financial re

florida's attorney general, republican bill mccollum has been joined by his counterparts in 13 other states. all but one is a republican, and several are running for governor. the crux of their case: the mandate that americans buy insurance is a violation of the u.s. constitution's commerce clause. >> the freedoms of americans and particularly in my state of florida were impaired by this bill and it forces people to do something in buying a health care policy or pay a tax or a fine, that simply, the constitution does not allow congress to do. >> woodruff: under the law, most americans must have health insurance by 2014 or pay $95 or 1% of their income, whichever is greater. by 2016, the penalty increases to $695, or 2.5% of income. on tuesday, more than 250 people rallied in montgomery, alabama. they called for amending the state constitution to supercede the federal plan. more than 30 other states are considering similar "opt-out" clauses. and virginia has already passed one. because of that, virginia's attorney general-- republican ken cuccinnelli-- has filed a separate lawsuit aga

florida attorney general, bill mccollum, former colleague of yours, who is running -- an attorney generaln florida but running for governor down there. and he's hitting this issue pretty hard. it's the constitutional duty i have, he says, to protect the citizens of florida, to protect an unconstitutional -- protect you from an unconstitutional invasion of the state. using the words like the sovereignty of the state, the invasion of the state by the north -- and then you have rick perry, won't have to play this again, played it so many times. he's talking about secession. a republican candidate for governor down there talking about nullification, interposition. this stuff, jim, you and i grew up with. we studied it in school. the governor, you lived through it. these words like "nullification," i mean do we have to go back to dr. king to get some refutation here? congressman? what's going on? why are they talking this language of secession and nullification again? >> well, you know, it's human nature and they fought the civil war because a man oppose said to slavery was elected president.

. >> you've got the attorneys general of both virginia and mccollum in florida who claim they want to bring a case, let the supreme court decide. by the way, it was mitt romney who supported this, scott brown, the so-called tea party candidate who supported this, forcing people to have health care, so republicans, all the way back to richard nixon had a plan to make health care mandatory. megyn: we'll be watching mitt romney when he probably will be watching for -- will be probably running for president, defending that. >> we will. megyn: folks, are you wondering where the good jobs are? you may want to high tail it to washington, d.c. new details on how rewarding it is to work for urk ul sam. >>> within the hour, we'll show you what questions for tiger woods americans most want to have him answer. >>> new developments in the court case of the four conservative activists who are looking to make a point in the health care debate. wait until you hear what's happening with this guy. megyn: this is a fox news alert. new details coming in right now on the attack against a u.s. embassy in p

mccollum, for four minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from minnesota is recognized for four minutes. ms. mccollum: mr. speaker, today i rise to remember the victims of the attack on the alfred p. murrah building in oklahoma city, oklahoma, that killed 160 people. this man viewed the federal government as such a threat it justified mass murder. i applaud my colleague from oklahoma for her resolution because it serves as a reminder that right-wing anti-government extremist groups are on the rise today. only two weeks ago members of the so-called christian militia in michigan were arrested by the f.b.i. for plotting to kill law enforcement officers in the hopes of inciting an anti-government uprising. a national civil rights organization has documented a growing number of hate groups in america, and states, quote, they are driven largely by an angry backlash against nonwhite, immigration, economic meltdown and the decline to power of an african-american president. in one word, racism. the individuals

speaker, has asked our attorney general to join in the suit to join general mccollum in the state of florida and these other 19 states, our democratic attorney general in the state of georgia, mr. speaker, has refused, even though the georgia constitution says if the governor is requesting that the attorney general defend the state of georgia, that the constitution requires him do that, but for whatever reason, i'm not saying it's political, but our democratic attorney general in the state of georgia has declined to join in that suit. i would commend governor purdue in that there are great attorneys in the state of georgia who have agreed to file suit on behalf of the state of georgia and its 9.5 million residents, the largest state east of the mississippi, five largest in population in the country, we are going to bring suit and it's going to be done on a pro bono basis. these attorneys normally charge $700 an hour for their services, they're highly skilled, very experienced attorneys, and they're going to do this because our attorney general refuses to do it, unfortunately. but hon

think the younger people gravitate -- i was at a conference this weekend there was someone on is mccollum'sesota offering is structured to be to stress reduction class and there's a 50 person waitlist. this is something for well society so i think your leadership on this could be critical. another question i have and i think one of my colleagues mentioned the shortage of nursing nurses is the issue with primary-care physicians if you can't touch upon that and how we are going to try to bridge our way through that. estimate there's no question we need more health care providers all together but we also need more providers to choose primary care gerontology, to malpractice, so a couple of strategies simultaneously. one is using more of our loan and a scholarship abilities to attract people to those fields at the outset and pay off more of the debt for health care provider training in the areas that we see the biggest needs. as you know the affordable care acted feature which actively again moved primary care providers for a couple of years with 100% federal funding from medicaid rates to medi

mccollum of minnesota for today until noon. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the request is granted. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? mr. poe: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that today following legislative business and any special orders heretofore entered into, the following members may be permitted to address this house, revise and extend their remarks and include therein extraneous material. mr. moran for march -- april 29, myself, mr. poe, for april 29, mr. jones for april 29, dr. paul for today and mr. burton for april 26, 27, 28, and 29. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee rise? >> i ask unanimous consent that today following legislative business and any special orders heretofore entered into, the following members may be permitted to address the house for five minutes, revise and extend their remarks and include thereon extraneous material. mr. caves of tennessee. mr. janikowski of illinois, mr. altmire of pennsylvania, mr. davis of illinois, mr