moeller got it. and it is gone. goodbye homerun and a 1-run ball game. >> buck: he battled it is a 1 run game. 2-2 fastball. a good extension there. he drives it into the seats and the 2 hits and a sacrifice bunt. he had two hits and two in minnesota in the last game the other homerun. >> gary: that was april 15 against texas. chad moeller makes it a 4-3 cleveland lead. and you have high cholesterol. you've taken steps to try and lower both your numbers. but how close are you to your goals? there may be more you can do. only caduet combines two proven medicines... in a single pill to significantly lower... high blood pressure and high cholesterol. in a clinical study of patients... with slightly elevated blood pressure and cholesterol, caduet helped 48% reach both goals in just 4 weeks. caduet is one of many treatment options, in addition to diet and exercise... that you can discuss with your doctor. caduet is not for everyone. it's not for people with liver problems... and women who are nursing, pregnant or may bec

chad moellerer ripped the ball, what a marvelous year he has had.aybar now with kansas city started out the year in seattle. he picked a good year to have his year year chad moellerer takes ball one. with a second start since coming back. >> jim: they got rid of what $58 million with alex going to the white sox? they could afford them you have to think he likes playing there. here comes mike to talk to his young pitcher. it is scioscia. going to be a one sided conversation. ian man we gave you a 6-2 lead. you had two outs and nobody on. what are you doing? >> jim: he would have done that when he was catching. scioscia played, we were talking on friday, he was a teammate of rick dempsey. never saying he didn't play well, but he had a real good year. scioscia a big homerun in the extra innings and in the playoffs and the dodgers win. against the angels. or excuse me the a's. that was a kurt gibson homerun off dennis eckersly. >> jim: 2-1 the count on moeller. >> jim: that is going to go all the way to the wall. aybar has the ball. an rbi double by mol

chad moellerer missed the tag. rivera slides in.lt he eluded the tag and it is 3-0. >> jim: yes but did he touch home plane plate? the throw's off the line. take a look. see the throw's a little bit, now did he tag the base? no, yeah, maybe. boy, i'll tell what you, that is very hard to tell. you can see chad trying to reach back. and i think he got it right. look at that. that's about as little of the plate as you can touch to be safe. chad moellerer did not get the tag on him john mccain. >> jim: the throw was just off a little bit. i think basically dave trembley is coming out saying hey, did he tag the plate? he might have gotten with a fingernail. that is a great slice chad had to go up the line to get the ball. he can't get back, rivera, who does not run well, i mean this is a very good slide. and he is able to stop himself enough because look, he is going to go by the plate and he low as down and reaches back with that left arm. so it is a terrific slide. right there's played himself. a little jose greco, dancer. >> jim: he c

moeller trying to go that way.day august 29th orioles fans are encouraged to be in their seats by 6:30 for a special pregame ceremony as hal bates will be inducted into the oriole hall of fame. one of the true gentlemen in the game, harold mains. >> we'll see him in chicago. the orioles honored chick silversteen before. he just gave him a plaque he is going to have to do his rotator cuff exercises i can't here's a plaque. thanks. i wanted to see it tossed. >> jim: i wanted to see it also. see if he had the good form become. they could have gotten in the tunnel and warmed up like vice president biden did on opening day. >> jim: i go back to 1983 mike scioscia looking on when they had national baseball week and i pitched against scotty mcgregor on the lawn of the white house. president reagan came out, perfect attire, brown suit, nice tie, hair perfect. and i caught the% pitch. i'm not exaggerating, it was like 85 miles per hour. he had to warm up in the west wing or something like that. the eventual president sittin

moeller will head over to third base.weeney will get it in and izturis comes through and the 8 and 9 hitters are on covering the corners with nobody out. >> jim: trevor cahill unable to handle the moeller comebacker so it goes off his glove into left. you can see pennington covering. izturis, he looks at the first baseman and then just pounds it. he's going go, go. chad moeller didn't really pick up the ball because he was running on the play. i can't imagine he heard cesar izturis, but he gets all the way to third. there's your go-ahead run. >> gary: now brian roberts has a 2 for 2 ballgame. brian came in with only three hits against the a's on the season, in the previous four games. he's already got two added in this one. brian hitting .293 with runners in scoring position. the orioles down a run. they've outhit the a's 7-4. that will be taken inside for a ball. roberts has the orioles extra- base hit so far, a double in the third. then he was thrown out trying to score on a ground ball with the infield drawn in. >> jim

into his delivery. >> jim: 3-1 the count on moeller. it was a strike, as well, and it's inside, ball 4. so matt guerrier walks moeller to force in a run, and back to back walks for guerrier coming on here in the 8th. the intentional walk to pie, and the four-pitch walk to chad moeller. >> buck: three walks in the inning gives the orioles some insurance. boy, that's a big run, that 5th run right there? and brian roberts with a chance to bust this thing wide open. >> jim: outside, ball one. guerrier is out of shaker heights, ohio. he was originally drafted and signed by the pirates, and minnesota got him on a waiver claim. he's been in the twins organization since 2004. rick peterson, the pitching coach, is going to come in. >> buck: loosening up in a hurry, as guerrier is having a tough time finding the strike zone. >> jim: rick answer son having a chat with -- anderson having a chat with guerrier just to give him a breather here. brian has won hit tonight, one out of four. he began the night tied for 10th in the league in base hits, and

chad moeller will catch. bergesen t-shirt night, it is hot, it is humid and we have orioles baseball coming right up.   >> gary: it's the orioles o masn. we welcome you to camden yards as tonight the a's will take on the orioles. o's will try and get out of that tonight. for the orioles last night, an ace on the mount. jeremy guthrie. it's been a struggle all season. for the orioles, not the kind of season they wanted for him, certainly for jeremy not the kind of season he had hoped for. last night dave trembley talked about the performance of jeremy guthrie. look at the e.r.a. at 5.43, the starts in his career. and certainly at times you would think he is certainly better than a .500 pitcher. last night dave trembley talked about it, the pitcher talked about it. dave trembley spoke about it again tonight. >> just didn't have the pitch to put people away. got his pitches up. >> i've been consistently inconsistent, so i wish it could change the story. i tried to switch up my routine. i did

izturis, two night's ago, and moeller last night, the first time all season they have had a sacrificed bunt in back-to-back games. >> jim: and manager dave trembley, possibly trying to get a run by using the sacrifice, manufacture a ran, if you will. matusz pitching well early on. ball and two strikes on izturis. and he got him. down on strike throws izturis, one away. so cesar cannot advance wigginton. 2nd base, one down.   >> buck: one thing you have be worry of today, as a base runner, is just how challenging fly balls are going to be. you have to anticipate, anything that goes up in the air, both the center fielder and left field will have real problems on those high pop-ups, and as a base runner, you have to anticipate the challenges of catching them, taking an extra base or two. >> jim: brian roberts, you can see the green wristband on top of the sweat band, wearing it in honor of dylan popier who gave him it before the game, awareness for the neiman pick disease. he had a blue and green, and he said, which should i wear, and he thought about it and picked that

but moeller isn't working up much compassion.ls al meg are here's release -- your action makes a mockery of the grief of the families who lost their own on december 21, 1988. you could not have spent much time with the families, certainly not as much time as others involved in the investigation and prosecution. where, i ask, is the judge? a deal was cut with libya for al m megrahi's release. >> as i used to say to them, i don't have the power to release mr. megrahi, and the release that has taken place is a decision by the scottish executive, which has taken place on the compassionate grounds and those compassionate grounds didn't even exist a few years back. the court was absolutely right, but we made it clear, the only way this could be dealt with was through the proper procedures. >> and libyan leader muammar khaddafi's support for the release has gained outrage. >>> a terrorist was acquitted of illegally possessing and transporting explosives. the case pitted national security against charges of racial profiling. and john zar

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chad moeller called up, what the orioles get in exchange, to be announced later for a player or cashn, and-or. so that will be announced at a later date. and chad is here, so the orioles are not short-handed. [ and chad is a welcome addition to this ball club again. he does a very good job of working with the pitchers, the young catchers. fortunately i think the orioles feel very pleased he was still in the organization because he had to clear waivers to go down to the my more leagues and spend the first four months of this season in triple-a. >> gary: chad moeller ser back. lyle overbay, he is making the start in the outfield here, overbay, the left-handed hitter, 2-3 lifetime off of jason berken. the first baseman for toronto. 1-2 delivery to him and a chopper. he got jammed. the play will be made to berken covering and get the out. overbay is retired here in the second inning. the orioles are going to be back in town monday to begin a seven-game road stand against the a's and angels. you can celebrate brad bergesen t-shirt. the first 10,000 fans will get that brad bergesen orioles

chad moeller was with the club prior to matt wieters being called up. 50 at-bats. the manager dave trembley says this is also an opportunity now for matt wieters to play even more. he's been getting a couple of days off each week. i asked wieters about the work load. he says he actually caught more in the minors. it has been quite a luxe to have as many days off as he has. he is looking forward to taking on more that is the story from here rogers centre in toronto. back to jim and rick. >> thank you very much. and the rogers centre in toronto. so gregg zaun at age 38 now goes to tampa bay. he gets right in a race. tampa bay in third place in the division. they're trying to catch boston to get in that wildcard spot. they still have the sights on catching the yankees. i know you're close to the situation being gregg zaun's uncle. >> break it down for me. >> i think zauny has been to the world series, been on a championship team, got the ring, and he does a lot of things well behind home plate defensively. he is one of the best plate blockers in the game.

chad moeller a few outs. the double to the wall in left. peay is fast, all the way from first. the o's win 5-1. they're home tomorrow, the start of a four- game series in cleveland. >>> kelly gregg will likely be held out of the ravens final two preseason games after hurting his shoulder monday night. mark clayton returned to practice today. the ravens are back practicing in owings mills at the training camp in westminster. most of the starting positions are already sewn up. but as always, there are spots available at the end of the roster. the next two weeks will take care of all that. >> we have a lot of battles going on. as you guys call them, bubble guy, guys that could make it. the thing i think is really important to understand, you're not going to back your way into this football team. you have to earn your way on to this football team there is too many good players here. >> harbaugh took the team over to m&t bank stadium tonight for the countdown, the kickoff barbecue. a chance for fans to meet and greet the players. proceeds benefit the all team community foundation, w

he flips foyt the shortstop, cabrera, and they force moeller. not only does roberts get robbed of of a face hit, the twins get out of it. >> casilla with just a great play, but the birds get out of it. guthrie did not walk a batter, and is standing by now with mark viviano. >> mark: 5-1 final. six hits allowed, one run. identical stats to your win in chicago. >> it's nice. nice to be able to go out there. we have a phenomenal game. brian made a couple of great plays, and when we do that, i think the hits and runs stay down. i haven't maybe unappreciated by those who are just looking for home run highlights, what cesar does for you day-in and day-out with the wrist of the staff. >> absolutely. that's the reason we got him was to help us pitchers out, the young pitchers. we can look a lot more successful than when we're not able to make those plays. >> the twins get two runners on with one out in that 7th inning. how important was it for you to finish out that inning? >> very important. there has been a lot of rallies that have gone on and eventua

robert moeller who took part in the prosecution for the u.s. moeller said the release making a mockery of the law and gives comfort to terrorists worldwide. >>> you're looking at pictures of a deadly plane crash that happened in ohio last night. the small plane you're looking at barely missed a plane that crashed into a field. both people on board were killed. the ohio state highway patrol says the plane crashed within minutes of taking off from an airport in southwestern ohio. >>> federal drug agents searched a beverly hills farmly yesterday in connection with michael jackson's death. the dea says the pharmacy was expected to receive pharmacy records. in an interview with cnn last month, kline denied that he had given jackson dangerous drugs. appears on prime news, jim moray, the chief correspondent for "inside edition" said there was plenty of evidence that jackson used that same pharmacy. >> let's give the folks some context. is this the pharmacy where michael jackson owed some $100,000? >> yes, the pharmacy filed a suit saying that jackson

director robert moeller blasting that move, saying it gives, quote, comfort to terrorists. 1988 bombing killed 270 people. >> in kentucky a prison set on fire. this happened during a massive riot. burning six buildings. four inmates are in the hospital. hundreds more being sent to other prisons throughout that state. >>> president obama about to take his very first week long vacation as commander in chief. he's heading to the exclusive island of martha's vineyard off massachusetts. >> they would never let a guy like me on that island. it's a fancy place. i do not want to go to martha's vineyard. speaking of which, because that island is under a tropical storm warning due to hurricane bill. the storm churning in the atlantic, packing strong winds, bringing dangerous rip currents to the eastern coast line. domenica davis tracking that storm live in the fox weather center. >> hi, gregg. it has to be tough for these life guards today because they have to keep telling people, out of the water because the surf is so high. the swells are high and it's really been a rough day along the beach. n

batting for third time he pinch hit for moeller in the eighth inning and had an rbi single. the angels now 17 lungs on 23 hits.

director robert moeller blasting al-megrahi's release. he wrote a letter to the scottish justice minister and i'll quote here, your action in releasing al-megrahi is inexplicable as detrimental. it makes a mockery of the rule of law. your action against comfort to terrorists around the world who now believe that regardless of the quality of the investigation, the conviction by a jury after the defendant is given all due process and sentenced appropriate to the crime, that terrorists will be freed by one man's exercise of quote, unquote, compassion. where i ask, is the justice? amy kellogg live in london. how will this impact relations between our country and libya? >> frankly, more and more journalists are saying that they think it may impact relations between the united kingdom and the united states. that special relationship, though it was the scottish government acting independently in the capacity that it does, to release al-megrahi, the united kingdom had given the americans assurances that he would serve out his sentence in scotland

that is mike moeller was a bird who is a really fantastic food blogger. blog is called orange and she is also a columnist for bon appÉtit magazine. i love reading her columns and blog. i'm excited to read her book. next up is and biscuits and other southern specialties. and entertaining life with recipes. and that is by julia reed, the fantastic vogue writer and it is a recollection of her southern upbringing. i love richmond of the books in the summer. and then something a little more serious. is called plain, honest men, the making of the american constitution by richard neiman. and that chronicles the constitutional convention. also on my serious reading list is damning sins of monticello, an american family. i am of course interested in the topic. and then just for a little break since i didn't get to paris this year i like to read about it and i have picked up a fantastic guidebook from a funky little german press called passion. they do fantastic design books are kind i am reading imb passions paris by angelika cashin. so that is my summer reading l

outside, ball two. >> buck: well, chad moeller has done a nice job visiting with wieters all the time coming back talking pitch selection, sequences, talking to the pitchers. >> jim: there's another towards second base. roberts will freeze span and get it to the first to get the second out. span could not get to the plate on that one with the infield drawn in. big out for matusz as roberts gets his man. two men down. >> buck: yeah, you don't gamble with the drawn in infield when you have joe mauer coming to the plate. you make sure it comes through when you commit toward home. mauer gets a chance to hit here with two outs and a man at third. >> jim: mauer singled sharply to right field in his first at- bat. he not only leads the league in batting. he's leading the league in on- base percentage. there's a strike on the outside corner. perfect pitch. >> buck: i always thought that was interesting how the statistician around baseball you've got to improve your on- base percentage to be better. well, you know what? good hitters have good on-base percentage. you hit first and the on-base p

the number reported, company's cfo jon moeller joins us on cnbc. jon, thanks for joining us.looking at some forecasts for next year. bottom line numbers, i don't know if you've made previous forecast but numbers are in line with where the street is. organic sales number you're giving, flat to down, is that new? >> that's for the first quarter. that's not new. organic sales estimate on the fiscal year is one to three, which it's pretty much in line with what we deliver this fiscal year we cleted which was plus two. that's entirely consistent with current expectation. >> used to be three to five when clayton came on. >> that was a different world at that point, as we all know. >> that's what we're talking about with the company. commodity prices a tail wind for you. the dollar wasn't as bad. what were the head winds? the move to the trade down we've heard about so much? >> there are really two head winds on a year on year basis. fx is a stiff headwind in the quarter we completed and will be in the first quarter next year. as well we continue to see market contraction in some of

edith moeller-schragl. nevilled with, pennsylvania. 103. secret to longevity is laughter and music.ses to go to bed before midnight. there you go. i knew i could say that. and we have major louis ebert. caramel valley, california. 100 years old. set up an armed forces school in kentucky and designed a seal that attributes longevity to wendy's cheeseburgers. probably has a little stock in the company. paulyne, had an aunt named pauline once, paulyne cleveland, loveland, colorado, 108. took her first motorcycle ride when she was 106. wish her a very happy birthday. alverta allen. groesbeck, texas. 102. fantastic piano player. makes fabulous pies and very, very good with her friends. that's it, that't' >> live, local, latebreaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news today in baltimore. >> good morning. i am mindy basara. the cult member who pleaded guilty to starving her child to death at the instruction of her leaders will not be serving any jail time. instead, ria ramkissoon will serve her sentence at a counseling program on a farm in northeast maryland. in march, she admitted to allowing her 1

chad moeller is called up from triple-a as the back-up catcher tonight for the o's.'s going to get away and huff is going to go down to second base. >> buck: a little insurance would be nice right about now, eighth inning, one-run ballgame. it is a wild pitch that allows aubrey huff to move into scoring position. barajas can't corral this ball in the dirt. he tries to catch it with the back hand and that always causes you problems. we have seen more of that from catchers since they have gone to that first baseman-type catcher's mitt and catch one- handed. 1-2 delivery on the way. a grounder off the glove and into right field for a base hit that is going to score a run. nolan reimold will get an rbi single that goes off the glove of lee on a ball that otherwise would have been an out to the second baseman hill and the orioles extend their lead by three. >> buck: you can see hill had to change direction. he had a beat on it. had it gotten past the pitcher john shelby with the wave home and as aubrey huff moves up and scores on the infield hit off the pitcher's glove. a

. >> ellyn moeller, co-founder and director of the sunlight foundation on how they use the internet torovide transparency in government. "the communicators" tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >> this weekend, but tv continues all week with prime time. tonight, jillian ted, chris andersen, and senate majority leader harry reid. >> house c-span funded? >> the u.s. government. >> private benefactors. >> i do not know. i think some of it is government raised. >> it is not public funding. >> probably donations. >> i want to say from me, my tax dollars. >> house c-span funded? america's cable companies created c-span as a public service. a private business initiative. no government mandate, no government money. >> a few moments ago you heard pennsylvania democrats talking to bloggers who call themselves progressive. now political brock -- political blockers at the right on line talked to former republican congressman patrick toomey. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2009] >> i look at where we stand right now. we

president's view, as you have seen members of his administration say from robert gibbs to robert moellerrist welcome to the way he was in libya. obviously, the president feels like that was a particularly bad idea. they should not have done it. we said before and that they should not have done it. but in terms of our relationship, we will work on a case by case basis on whatever is appropriate going forward. >> [inaudible] >> i have a lot of folks with a lot of different opinions. we're dealing with 535 members of congress. some this weekend like john mccain said there is great agreement. we think there -- the reason we have been able to make more progress on health care than any other president in the last 60 years is because the american people are four square behind getting something done. costs have gone completely out of control. and the president's view is that until we get costs under control, until we get health care reform passed in this country, we will not be able to get everybody covered. we will not be able to get in place the kinds of a neinsurance reforms that we need in p