. >> and next up from moore, oklahoma, mike, a republican. you're on. >> caller: thank you very much. that caller is right. the only thing is it's not going to put people back to work. that's the problem. people are out of work right now. they do have not the money to pay the fines that the federal government can levy against these people who do not take the health care. what this country needs is jobs first. jobs will actually define who is going to win this election coming up. but as far as the health care bill is concerned, i was totally against it. i believe that it's still unconstitutional. i believe we do need to do something with our health care center. but don't make a mandate that says everybody has to do this. this is not what this country was founded on. i think the federal government was divided in three parts. and i think for some reason our congressman, our courts and our presidency has failed to look at what the constitution actually says about the distribution of power between everybody. and not to listen to the american peopl

how about the big fellow back from the injury. mike moores looking good. the bounce over the baby wall. it's a double. copper scores. sixth hit since returning from the d.l. nats win 4-2. let's hear from the bespectacled one on the win. >> i got a good ball club over there. it's a hostile environment obviously. it's a fun place to play though. we're playing good. geo did a great job for us tonight as always. luckily enough, we came through today. >> good for the nats. saturday afternoon drama in baltimore. seventh inning, this is some good hitting right here by matt weirs. we go to extra innings. here's the $85 million man. adam jones, money ain't a thing. walkoff, home run, baltimore remains within a game of first place. they take it 6-4 in 12 innings. >>> for must-see television to i think i'll go water the plants. that's what the belmont stakes became when i'll have another scratched because of leg tendonitis. with the prohibitive favorite gone, it opened the door for the rest of the field. how did it turn out? well, take a look. >> union rags, painter,

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van gundy, doris burke, producer tim kor began and director jimmy moore and the entire abc crew this is mike breen saying so long from oklahoma city. stay tuned for your local news, "n >>> now, abc 2 news at 11:00. >>> rain is pushing out on maryland's most powerful radar. will the big heat return any time soon? >>> they saved a city block but did it save firehouse from closing? >>> minimum you burned 900 to 1200 an hour. >> it may look unusual but it is all in the shoe. and it works. >>> all right, let's look at the weather. it is one of the nights you wanted to come home and collapse in front of lebron and durant. are we going to slam dunk this bad weather out of here? here we have a look at the first forecast, wyatt? >> reporter: we are seeing improvements out there. we are not done with the rain especially on the eastern shore. we do have rain coming down here and a little bit of rain south and west of baltimore down into the d.c. area. maryland radar tracking it. a couple of heavier showers in the last hour or two. but now we are clearing out. cesil county, 0.2 inches of rain. they are getting more than an inch,

moore reports from bellefonte, pennsylvania. >> reporter: day two of the jerry sandusky sex abuse trial wrapped up with bombshell testimony from one-time graduate student mike mick mcqueacqueary. he told the judge and jury he caught sandusky with a boy. he said he heard a skin on skin slapping sund caught sandusky and a preteen boy for only a second or two. instead of going to authorities he told his father and later penn state coach joe paterno. >> he's very convincing. very clear, very sharp, very confident. >> reporter: mcqueary was bard from telling the jury what paterno said because he died and his statements are now legal hearsay. the day began with a distraught 18-year-old known as vick item number one describing what he said was his first sexual encounter with sandusky. i froze, he said. mind was telling me to move, but i couldn't do it. i couldn't move. he wasn't yet 13 and testified that sandusky's seemingly ino sent touching escalated into sexual contact. >> when you add it together you start to get a whole package and each victim reinforces the other. >> reporter: under persist tint questioning the witness broke down again admitting he didn't te

moore joins us live from bellefonte, pennsylvania with more. >> reporter: it certainly was an action-packed day, it started with the father of mike mccqu y mcqueary. there was also a conversation moments after one of his co-workers said he ran into sandusky in the middle of a sex act, but today there were three wins, all came forward telling different stories, but very similar circumstances, talking about how relationship and -- started out with the touch on the let during the car ride. serb the most interesting and possibly -- came from sandusky himself. denies that there was any sexual intent. jim? >> brian moore, thank you. >>> that massive wildfire in colorado, it continues to spread. the hyde park fire it's now been named, has burned 73 square miles, destroyed more than 100 structures and smoke from the blaze can now be seen as far away as southeasternwomening. more than 6 hundred fire foorgts are working on this fire, it's only about 10% contained. >>> it was an incredible day in our region with the high pressure system there, and we hope this can last, doug. >> sure opening it's going to last. i think we are in for an amazing stretch of we