former o's olson brought in for relief. bases loaded and no one out. facing markakis and he is gone. olson gets the key first out of the inning. next batter isington and he bounce says one to short. mariners end the inning. what a job by olson as the birds fail to score. >> top of the 9th. o's down. and they have the bases loaded with no outs again.

scott olson had a funny line when bonifacio was caught stealing earlier. he said, don't worry, you are still fast. you are out but you are fast. up the middle. now ramirez will bat. coghlan to third. and i don't care if first base is occupied or not and knowing bonifacio, he will probably try to steal second base here, forgetting who is batting. hanley ramirez cannot get anything good to hit in this at- bat, do you agree? >> rob: i agree. if you challenge him, challenge him up and in with fastballs or down away with very good sliders but you try to pitch around him. you have ross gload right behind him. >> bob: yeah, give me ross gload any time instead of hanley ramirez. i don't know if he is left handed or not. third base camera guy must be stealing signs. he knew that zimmerman was going to make that move. 6-of-9. he went right after him and that ball slicing foul. >> rob: you remember zimmerman's start against the red sox. when he got in a jam, he blew them away and he needs to do the exact same thing here with the florida marlins. if you're going to ge

olson for july 9. mr. inglis for today and july 13. mr. moran for today, july 8, 9 and 10. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. woolsey: i ask unanimous consent that today following legislative business and any special orders hevert entered into, the following members may be permitted to address the house for five minutes to revise and extend their remarks and include thrn extraneous materials. ms. woolsey, ms. kaptur, mr. quigley, illinois, mr. spratt, south carolina. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. under the speaker's announced policy of january 6, 2009 and

former o's olson brought in for relief. bases loaded and no one out.g markakis and he is gone. olson gets the key first out of the inning. next batter isington and he bounce says one to short. mariners end the inning. what a job by olson as the birds fail to score. >> top of the 9th. o's down. and they have the bases loaded with no outs again. jones has a chopper to third. woodward tries to bare hand it. he cannot do it. everyone safe. mora scores. o's trail. and next batter is mar case kiss, bounces the perfect double play ball to second. and lopez boots it. everybody is safe. and greg zaun scores. o's now trail 3-2 the error by lopez. next batter is wigginton. shoots one up the middle. base hit. they score from third. and then jones. and o's come back to take a 4-3 lead in the 9th. and bottom of the 9th. birds up 5-3. ken griffey jr. is at the plate. and george sherrill gets griffey to ground out to wigginton to end the win. o's win the three game series. >> and after his record setting summer, that saw him win eight gold medals in eight events in th

olson not only gets a hole in one but he wins a b.m.w. z-4 roadster.ot a big money winner on tour. this car valued more than $51,000. he would not have been allowed to afford this with his winnings this year. >> my dad would be jealous. >> can he parallel park? >> my dad can. >> mark calcavecchia would tap in for birdie. he made nine straight birdies over two rounds. that is a pga tour record. here he goes for 10 birdies in a row. third hole of his third round, almost chips it in for birdie. he would make par on the hole. he's five shots off the lead. more rain suspended play. they'll try to play 36 on sunday. mark calcavecchia's nine birdie putts were from 15 feet or closer. calc has a habit of birdie bingeing. >> give all the credit to his caddie -- mark's 15-year-old son, eric. >> usain bolt running for team jamaica in the 4 x 100 relay at the london grand prix. jamaica in yellow pulling away in lane five, u.s.a. sitting fourth, the handoff to bolt running the anchor leg and you know the drill here -- bolt, the world's fastest man taking off. jamaic

olson? .. the and, for me the issue is not right now this the military run the country. the question of a coup is not who is running the question entirely at this moment. the question is, what is the president legally to posen actually the 7,008 language talks about a military coup or decrease so it sees the true concept beyond just the military taking over. so, the other thing is if you are going to talk legality and illegality if you illegally removed the president from the country, then are the people taking over in some ways violating the law as well so that was my point about, seems like there's a lot of things that have questionable legal-- >> i agree, so that is why use the hypothetical in mike earlier statement that have not had the process taking place-- i have got 30 seconds. you know that someone could have said president nixon was violating the law to take a lot of the country but generally if you violate the law you have the rule to come in and arrest someone, place them under a

olson is stunned. look at this. >> oh, no you didn't. >> who was his gee s geometry t and ca the car alone worth more than 50 gs. and he finish finished 5-under k calcavecchia with an amazing birdie streak on the second hole and the putt eagle comes up short and taps in for birdie that made it nine birdies in a row, a new pga tour record, third hole of the third round and needs a chip-in for ten in a row. not quite. calcavecchia will take nine birdies in a row and rains continue to come down and they suspended play show third round will resume tomorrow and calcavecchia eight under and 65 is five shots off the lead heading into sunday but they still have some of round three to play and round four. looking to calcavecchia's score card. a nice run there. >> not bad. >> 3 to 11 and nine birds in a row and a couple bogeys to finish including one on twelve or rather 13 or 17. eight under. >> i'll take it though. >> top stories coming up. terrell owens day one of bills' undefeated professional boxer floyd "mo

fast, fast hook. >> bob: scott olson calling it correctly. he saw what was happening when josh-on struggled with control -- josh johnson struggled. josh johnson pulled after 89 pitches, having registerred only 10 outs. that ball hit to left by john baker. off the scoreboard. adam dunn play it is okay on the carom and a leadoff double for the marlins. >> rob: you want to attack the number 8 hole guy. baker takes it the other way. banks off the scoreboard. badenhop. i don't know why he even had to talk to the third base coach. it's pretty obvious he will try to lay down the sac bunt. >> bob: zimmerman and johnson at the corners. the ball is bunted over the screen. a lot of things at work here. anderson hernandez getting in behind the runner to make sure john baker stays near second. but that gives him a long, long run to the first base bag. here he is right now and he will get even closer to the bag as the pitch is made and then he is off to the races. there he goes. the ball bunted and that's right off of wil nieves. will the catcher stand up?

on the par three 15th, leaf olson, this might be the shot of the year.ike geometry and physics all in one. make high school students she happy somewhere. take another look at that. on the green, hits his playing partner's ball and makes a bee line to the hole. that's an ace. >> that's great aim. >> he planned it like that. >> just like that. >> olson had won less than 20,000 on the p.g.a. tour this season. because of the ace, he wins a bmwz4 roadster. that's what you drive, right. >> oh, yeah. >> that car retails for mar than 50 grand. not bad. calcavecchia, eagle at 10. it's short. it's of course he would tap in for birdie and that olson guy, he wasn't even the story of the day. calcavecchia, that's nine birdies in a row, a p.g.a. tour record. now on his third hole of the third round. needs to chip in for ten in a row. almost. not quite. settle for nine. and the rains came down. play suspended. they will resume on sunday. >> top stories coming up. big baseball comeback and in football, t.o. shows up. what did he do to have fanúúú ♪ ♪ (tucci) only at&

. >> canadian open, 15th hole, olson at the t. parry -- olson at the tee.atch this, it bounces and rolls. it hits another ball. will it go in, absolutely. he gets a bmw roadster for doing that. what do you think of that? >> i love it. >>> a nasty crash at the hungarian grand prix. the driver lost control. a piece of debris, and he crashes, right through the barrier. he was rushed hospital where he is undergoing surgery. >>> wnba all-star time, and the mystics will be represented with a light beard. -- with alaina beard. she is out, that is a three- point play. she finished with 14. the west had total control. that jumper is money. record scoring 130 points and the west wins the game. nice game for beard though. >>> we will be right bk. >>> a bride to be in iowa -- idaho took the plunge, literally. joy to an amusement park in boise. she says she got the idea from her photographer, who captured the moment on camera. do not worry, the bride to be is not going to be married in that saudi dress. she borrowed it for the photo shoot. -- she will not be married in

. >> bob: scott olson knows how the weather works down here in south florida. he lives here. right over toward the water is where his place is. a little bit inland, renyel pointo, finally, the nats get to him. he had frustrated the nats. rob dibble was wondering how scott olson how he was feeling after throwing real well monday my, debbi tay taylor. >> debbi: he said he feels great and steve mccatty says that everything is on track. >> bob: that's the best news of all, coming from that. >> rob: thanks,, debbi. thanks for the coffee. that's the best news. >> bob: here is anderson hernandez against brian san chess san -- sanches. he is 1-1, with a 1.62 e.r.a. >> bob: now, keep in mind that the nats only have one out. you might get another run there. >> rob: a little flooding here in the bullpen. >> bob: you might be better off like villone standing on the outside. out of play off the bat of anderson hernandez. 0-for-3 with three ground balls today. >> rob: just because the game is going on, the grounds crew is always working, here they are, removing the water from the bullpen.

what did it mean for you guys to watch what scott olson did here monday night? >> he did great.e pitched well, gave up two runs and, unfortunately got the no-decision. he did great and the weather was hot. i mean, he was out there battling the whole game. that was good to see after his little heyoff there. >> bob: there are a lot of young guys on this staff. do you communicate with each other? and when someone does have success, does that affect the other young guys in the staff? >> i think so. i mean, you ask the other guys, they're going to say the same thing. when one guy goes out there and goes 7 or 8 like lannan usually does, all the other guys want to match him or one up him. that's a competition between all of us. we just push each other and try to go out there and battle and go as long as possible. >> bob: marlins tough in this ballpark. pound the strike zone with your good fastball. >> work the fastball and try to put them away with sliders and offspeed change-ups. i'm going to throw a lot of strikes and see what happens. >> bob: thank you, jordan. hopefully we'll all b

scott olson-derek lowe and sunday. we'll see how scott olson can follow up what he did here monday night. >> rob: you know why hanson was brought up instead of tom glavine. tom glavine was let go, future hall of famer. >> bob: there is so much upside to a kid like that. upside meaning future. 1 ball, 1 strike to zimmerman. >> rob: you keep wondering, why do you send elijah dukes down, why garrett moch down, why alberto gonzalez? it's consistency. you want guys to make plays 8, 9 times out of 10 on the field. you want to contribute on a daily basis whether in the ryan- up or not. and pitching is more than about just throwing strikes. it's being consistent. >> bob: look at this. here comes willingham. here comes hermida's throw. it's off the plate and jordan zimmerman puts the nationals on top, his first major league hit. >> rob: nice. >> bob: second major league rbi and they will throw the ball into the dugout. somebody should be asking for it. >> rob: 1-for-20. he is batting .050. >> rob: more importantly, helping hims

top six, it's 3-1 nats, scott olson gets help from defense. jones drives one to center and morgan tracks it down and makes an over the shoulder catch and takes away a base hit and olson says thank you very much. morgan making an impact with the glove and bat this afternoon. in the eighth, morgan up with a runner on second, rips it past first baseman. morgan, as you saw in the defensive play, he's speedy, stretch it's into a double. nats hang on to win it 5-3. ryan zimmerman thankful about the chance to place in the first all-star game. >> may not get to do it again. it's a huge honor and getting my family to come back there, you never know what's going to happen. take advantage of it and enjoy yourself and have fun. >> nascar now. tony stewart put the pedal to the metal and paid dividends, snatched victory by bumping and passing kyle busch in a frantic fini finish. number 12 gets loose and turned into the wall and hits cane and it's complete chaos. 13 cars, a baker's dozen involved in a wreck including dale earnhardt jr., now fast ford to the

good gay for leif olson and this is the eagle shot but tap-in birdie.at one of nine birdies in a row for calcavecchia. third hole of the third round, calcavecchia just right of the hole and then the floods came. >> that doesn't look good. >> whole lot more rain but back to mark calcavecchia and his second round. he shot a pga tour record nine consecutive birdies. all nine of his birdie putts from 15 feet or closer. his 15-year-old son eric was working as his caddy and last week his wife was on his bags. >> family affair. >> previous record set by bob goldie. >> is that what your card looks like this morning? >> yes, but scrambled though. top stories on the way including the latest regarding the roy halladay trade rumors and what the phils are not willing to give up and the yankee comeback and the stadium and show you if it was enough to keep the longest win streak in baseball undefeated professional boxer floyd "money" mayweather has the fastest hands boxing has ever seen. so i've come to this ring to see who's faster... on the internet. i'll be using t

olson and governor bush at that time. many justices will say that oral argument don't change their opinions, but they help them close the gaps and narrow some of the inconsistencies, and i'm not sure but in hindsight, looking at this and listening to the argument, again, just the other night, you see justice kennedy in particular, trying to wrestle his way to a conclusion, that works for him, and, it wasn't the more seemingly draconian article 2 approach to it but, rather if there is a way that he could find the result that said equal protection was not being accorded every voter here, that was a comfort zone for him. >> tony? >> okay. well, it's an honor for me to be here as well. and it was a great fun project to work on, this book about oral arguments, it is an intense and fascinating process and i'm struck how intense it is by the fact, where we are now, we are sitting a replica, a replica of the supreme court at the georgetown university law center. where the dimensions are exactly as in the court with the lectern an

takes away a base hit and olson says thank you, my friend, for helping me out there.at and the outneed afternoon. run or second, takes the oufspeed pitch. ronnie belliard and morgan is a speedy fellow stretches into a double. nyjer morgan finished with three hits and that rbi and the nats hang on to win it, 5-3, the final. winning their first series in two weeks. >>> and in women's

olson also wins a bmw z-4 roadster.s worth more than $51,000. >>> for mystic's guard, elena beard, she played in the nba all-star game while keeping her fans in the loop with in-game tweets. once the game was over, beard rushed to catch a plane back to d.c. in time to start the second half of the season today against the sacramento monarchs. we are in connecticut. we are started the second quarter. the east in white. watch katy douglas with a nice pass to elena beard. she flips it up and she is fouled. beard playing with el in her fourth all-star game. she started the game. ard one of the best on defense, second in the league in steals, doing what she does best, picks off the pass and takes it the other way for two of her 14 points. end of the game, west up big. this is a fun moment. they clear the lanes for sylvia. she wants to dunk it. she takes off but she doesn't get quite high enough. no problem. the west is generous. so they give her a second chance. this time, oh, yeah, throws it down. however, the west wins it 1

. >> and apparently people call this the ted olson -- we'll get to that later on. this is coming up in just a bit. >> it looks good. we love when they come. >> tony was high-fiving over that. >>> nice weather if you can get outside and grill, nice afternoon for it. we'll have details in the forecast, coming um. >>> okay. the deadly metro crash investigation moves to capitol hill, congress asking what happened her and how is it being fixed. that'next. fios guy! where ya headed? ah, just installed fios in the whole building. now everyone has the fastest upload speeds. and we're giving them a mini netbook. well, i'm sticking withable. so's ted. (voice) no i'm not! he's just goofing. (voice) no i'm n! (sighing) ted has betrayed me. (announcer) unlike cable, fios brings 100% fiber optics straight to your home and when you switch now, you can get a free compaq mini netbook. just pay shipping, handling and taxes. with fios, you'll get razor-sharp tv, blazing fast internet and crystal-clear phone service all for just... gn up today. call the verizon center for customers wi

and olson's reaction? he loves it.e it wanted to go into the bottom of the cup, and it does. and olson is thinking, yeah, i am good and a professional. and he wins a bmw, this red car here for making that shot. this car is worth $51,000. not a bad day for him, huh? >>> now, if you don't know what a tweet is, ask a 15-year-old. once the game is over, beard rushed to catch a game back to d.c. in time to start the season today against the march naurks. and watch katie douglas to beard. and she is fouled. and she is playing well in the fourth all-star game. and second in the league in steals. she does here what she does best, picks off the pass. takes it the other way. and then end of the game. a fun moment. she wants to dunk it. she takes off, but she doesn't get quite high enough, and no problems, the west is generous, and so they give her a second chance. this time, oh, yeah, throws it down. however the west wins it 130-118. the highest scoring wmb basketball game ever. >>> police chief david baker has been arrested for

this is from john olson. john olson says in terms of our -- cfo.n terms of our vertical market, sales from all major end market categories declined. all. communications sales decreased 2%49% of sales. industrial and other end markets declined as expected. why do i want to own a stock where all major end markets declined? >> well, you need to look at where xilinx is going, what we enable our customers to do, and we have a very, very broad volue of products. we have tens of thousands of customers. we have just launched our new generation of technology. we're seeing more and more customers move to differentiate the products based on programable devices. and xilinx is the number one company in the programable space. and basically we have 50% market share and there is a transition which is happening in the industry which we call the programable imperative, which is moving more and more customers from using standard semiconductors to differentiated semiconductors like xilinx has. >> now, in the conference call you made it very clear that asia has become

scott olson is out for the season. he visited with a doctor and found a small tear. he will have surgery at the washington health center early on thursday. it is a routine procedure, just some cleanup work. after a few months, he should be justine. >> [unintelligible] i am proud of that, a lot of guys don't do that anymore. he will be set back fofive weeks. -- four or five weeks. >> kevin on the hill for texas. look out. one-handed. f schroder first, suite play. -- throw to first, sweet. play. that is our play of the day. i know it is the middle of july. think cool. the capitals are by far in this city's most successful franchise. we're talking hockey. mike took time out to check out his new digs. >> i will not be scrambling around. >> he sounds just like what the cat's need to get to the next level -- what the caps need to get to the next level. >> i am no savior. >> when he was with the flyers, he was public enemy number one. now their teammates. -- they are teammates. >> is contagious. you can see it in the other guys. >> he appreciate how far the caps have come.

olson?and, for me the issue is not right now this the military run the country. the question of a coup is not who is running the question entirely at this moment. the question is, what is the president legally to posen actually the 7,008 language talks about a military coup or decrease so it sees the true concept beyond just the military taking over. so, the other thing is if you are going to talk legality and illegality if you illegally removed the president from the country, then are the people taking over in some ways violating the law as well so that was my point about, seems like there's a lot of things that have questionable legal-- >> i agree, so that is why use the hypothetical in mike earlier statement that have not had the process taking place-- i have got 30 seconds. you know that someone could have said president nixon was violating the law to take a lot of the country but generally if you violate the law you have the rule to come in and arrest someone, place them under arrest an

olson also allowed only one run through 8 and 2/3.organ is looking like a great pickup for pittsburgh. he was 3 for 5. nats win 5-3. >>> back to the at&t national. where tiger admitted he was exhausted after it was over. for woods the tournament adding hosting duties to his rounds on the course. the whoever presented the trophy to whoever won but instead he had fun giving it to himself. >> as host i always wanted to do this. so just bear with me. so tiger, how did you play today? [ laughter ] it was a tough day, got off to a slow start but hunter really put the pressure on us. >> oh, did he really. shot 562. what do you think of that? >> well, i always wanted to do that. thank you [ applause ] [ laughter ] >> tiger a little split personality moment. interviewing yourself is that a tough interview. >> something i have always wanted to do. i have been doing our tournament in l.a. but it was nice to do it here. this is a big event. and to happen to play well at the right time and put it together. look at the field we had and the leader b

mary kate and ashley olson, who regularly make worst dressed lists are being inducted into the fashion designers council of america. >>> english tabloids report over last week, cameron diaz reportedly had dates with jude law and leonardo dicaprio. i'm jealous. katherine heigl is at it again. she's serious this time. auto her first day back to the set, she had to work a 17-hour day. imagine that. she called it, quote, cruel and mean. speaking of public relations nightmares, jessica biel probably had no idea how silly and wasteful when she said she avoids overindulging in restaurants by always sending her meal back halfway through the meal. interesting. finally, misha barton is on involuntary psychiatric hold. she was actually begged to seek help by none other than lindsay lohan, bill. lindsay lohan told misha stop partying. >> which are you jealous over? >>> this comes from wvla nbc 33 tv in baton rouge, louisiana, where one school band has a star drummer, who by beating the drums, has really beaten all the odds. take a look at this guy. he is one of the best drummers in his home state

leaf olson at 15, never heard of leif, but look. cue ball off the nine, into the corner pocket. good for the ace. of course, he can't believe it. spectacular reaction. look at him again when he recognizes what happened. having some fun. but there's more. hole in one earns him a new b.m.w. he'll have to play 36 tomorrow at glen abbey. fred not winning any sports cars, missing a bogey putt. a lovely approach, six shots back, playing decent, though. he's chasing greg norman. third round, this for birdie. 64. one shot ahead of funk. training camp for the ravens begins tuesday, the bills excited to unveil their newest weapon open up practice today. terrell owens had nothing but praise. he disstracts from the fact that they have four unsigned rookies not in camp. stay with us. pa >> here's a look at some of the stories we're working on for 11 news tonight. more than $5 million of michael jackson's money is found. who's come forward with the cash and what he says the king of pop wanted to do with it. and more options in the fight against wrinkles. it's becoming more affordable. we'll t

olson was at 15 par-3. it ricochets in. i had not heard of the young man, but we have heard of him now. his reaction is priceless, because he knows he gets a new red bmw roadster. fresh of the soccer extravaganza last night, david beckham tries to make friends by shaking hands with fans instead of yelling at them. he pays mightily. that had to hurt. kansas city was up 1-0. donovan through the metaiddle. he bank debt off the crossbar. -- bank debt off the crossbar. ins n/a 1-1 type. mark martin gets the poll. last year he predicted victory in the race but finished 11th. stay with us. stay with us. what you might not know is that you can contact geico to see if you could save on homeowner's and renter's insurance too. for more information call 1-800-947-auto or check the yellow pages for an office near you. [tires screeching] [screech] accidents can happen anytime. that's why geico's here 24 hours a day, every day. geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. >> let's get another check on the weather. >> i d

. >> johnny: you saw olson cheering on zimmerman getting his first rbi in the first part of that clipat's really interesting when we wire the players and manny and the coaches and you learn a little more about the guy's personality. >> ray: you learn more about the personality. you see john lannan sitting there. they are forming a bond. and they are challenging each other to do that. by john lannan going eight innings, it forces them to go eight innings or better. >> johnny: let's talk about the nats' at-bats. >> ray: freddie gonzalez decides he's going to let the pitcher beat him and he does. first hit, two rbis. this goes to show up, we are not driving in runs with our big boys, dunn and zim last night. nick johnson walks, 3-2 pitch away. guzman to second. after zimmerman flies out, 3-2 pitch to dunn, and the big hit that i talked about willingham. and what they alluded to, the ability to hit the clutch hit. we have soon him do it several times in the last month. he hit solo homeruns. he gets those big base hits when it counts. >> bob: inside the box. >> johnny: one for willie nar r

garrett olson does something he never did in baltimore. he pitches out of a jam. gets a double play. still 0-0. mariners blow it in the ninth. adam jones with the ground ball. melvin mora scores and 3-1. watch out. next batter nick markakis grounds that a double play except jose lopez drops the ball scoring greg zaun. then wigginton who makes up for the prior double play. sprays one up the middle. two score. orioles with a tremendous 5-3 comeback and they are paback at home tomorrow night. >> 5:24, 57 degrees on tv hill. in the next half hour of "11 news today" -- jerks two teens were walking along the light rail tracks and were hit and killed by a train sunday. now investigators are searching for answers. i'm kim dacey with that story in a live report. >> i'm brooke hart in washington. in italy today president obama runs into resistance on climate change. at home he faces criticism on the economy. i have that coming up. >> low humidity and today will probably be the coolest day of the week. still july but it doesn't feel like it. i have the seven-day coming up. >

>> guest: karen olson, yes.nteresting story on he. she was -- i should really not tell that story it's too long for me to get in it. she only lived 20 minutes down the road from me where i am in seattle. she was well trained in journalism at the university of washington. fluent in spanish. mostly because as she says it, because of richard nixon's visit when she was crippled and he was visiting with his family to the world's fair in 1962. she's been my researcher, very, very good writer. >> host: thank you for joining us. >> guest: thank you, steve. good to meet you. >> edward nixon is the co-author of "the nixons: a family portrait." he's served in advisor to companies in the field of earth science. for more information on the author, visit this website. ♪ >> book tv is asking, what are you reading? >> former house historian ray smock. what are you reading? >> right now i'm reading richard bernstein's book on the founding fathers, the founding fathers reconsidered, which is a new book that's just out and richard

one of those guys, scott olson, who the team picked up from florida in the off season. got off to a slow april and lit up in may and then on the dl with shoulder soreness but since he has been back he has gone from lit up to lights out. it is his job to get the job done tonight against the astros. he wants to get the team on the winning track. the bad news, he is facing roy oswalt who has a 7.07 era. zimmerman is not in the opening line up. he hasn't had a day off yet this year. to our knowledge he has an injury. it looks like just a day off if before the all-star break. festivities for him in st. louis. >>> bobby mitchell played for the brown and redskins and cleveland teamed up with a guy named jim brown. may remember that name. that formed one of the finest running back combinations in the era. he returned kicks and is an 83 hall of fame inductee, as well. you could say he is a hall of famer off the field, too. he has done tireless work for leukemia and lymphoma research. today he held a golf tournament at lansdowne resort to raise money. over the years his foundatio

olson with a tee shot, good one. little right of the hole until it goes off his playing partner's ball and for his trouble he gets a roadster worth $51,000 which is more money than he's made playing golf all year long. >> good for him. i like that golf combined with pool thing. however it gets in. >> you have to call it. >> a convertible bmw you should have to call it. >>> another thick one. >> it will be thick tomorrow. upper 80s to around 90 and mayb

garrett olson pitches out of a jam. still 2-06789 but then the mariners blow is in the ninth. bases loaded. jones the grounder, moore scores, 3-1. nicks batser, nick markakis grounds into a double play, united states lopez drops the ball. 3-2, still no owns. then it is wiggins who makes up for the earlier double play. two runs come home. the orioles with a tremendous 5-3 comeback, and they are back home friday against the jason. one guy you won't see is former oriole b.j. ryan. he got cut by the jason. didn't they pay him a lots of money to leave the orioles? you are rights. they gave him $47 million. he was the ultimate free agent bust, saving only three games. lenny dykstra. remember him? he was nicknamed nails. apparently he put the screws to a bunch of of people and filed for bankrupty. he put his assets at under $50,000, his debts between $10 million and $50 million. he made $36 million as a player. bought wayne gretsky's house for $17 million in 2007. told espn back in april he was worth $60 million. and now he is down to $50,000. that must have been a heck of a poker ga

. -- henry olson. it is almost like you are all doctors and you were talking about sick patients. i like to ask you to be a little more clinical. why is the patient sick? why is conservatism not acceptable among wide breaths of people? is it because of things we fail to do over the last few years? is it largely due to long-term changes in public opinion or demographics with which we are currently out of touch? or is it a mixture? >> i think there is a real combination of those sorts of factors. to begin with, there's an element of paying the price for our success. if you had asked a conservative and early 1980's with the major issues were on the table, he would have heard about crime and welfare and taxes. if you asked somebody today, it is likely none of those issues would be the top of their list. the reason of that are conservative successes, successful reforms from a conservative roomette -- from a conservative movement that change the welfare system dramatically, that changed law enforcement dramatically. the kinds of things about which conservatives were very creative a gene

bottom 2, grady sizemore off garrett olson. drops the base hit down the line in right that scores jamey carroll. the tribe takes the 3-0 lead. cliff gets a lot of help. ronnie cedeno, long drive to center there is sizemore tracking it down, slams into the wall, but hangs on. and then later, the grounder up the middle as cabrera flips it behind his back for the double play. indians win 4-1. >>> well, time is certainly not on tom watson's side. the 59-year-old is trying to become the oldest man to ever win the open championship. the record right now is held by tom morris, who is just 46 when he won the clarity jug. 142 years ago. at turnberry in scotland, tiger woods in the par 4 16. you can tell he does not like that. shoots a 1 over 71, his first over par opening round at the british open since 2003. sergio garcia on the par 5 7th rolls in the eagle to get to 2 under. but a double bogey on 16 and bogey on 18 leaves him at even par. a 5 under 65, held the lead most of the day, until miguel angel jimenez on the par 4 final hole.

since he returned from the dl june 28th, scott olson has been the pitcher the that's thought they were getting from the marlins in the off season and prior to that the return on the investment, one win, four losses, era skyrocketing at 775, but it's been pretty good the last couple of types out tonight, minute made park in houston put into the third, bye- bye by. so it goes into third, 1-0 houston, 7th inning, bases loaded, five iron and one run scores and then willie harris get in there, willie and made it 5-4 and 11 hits for washington, but base knocking for the rbi winner, astros win it 6-5 and that's fall to 25. the blue jays in foreman ager serving a two game suspension after his ejection on tuesday, and toronto struck out five and in six solid innings and in the fifth, knocks it down the line and that's all that cecil and his helpers need and then nothing. >> after a run of the conference semis most outsiders thought the calves needed defense, not the canadian offense; however, recent acquisitions haven't gone in that direction. 10 days ago, 37 year old winkler era wired from phi

the other guy making big noise, leif olson. sets up a nice dirty. it helps when you can play pain palm -- ping-pong. his reaction was priceless. he just won himself a new bmw roadster. i will be back tonight at 6:00 p.m.. >> john is too busy to eat -- eating to talk. jennifer says goodbye, thanks for joining us. timothy dean, >> i have a gift for you. will you use it? >> i do. before they get me in trouble, have a great day, everybody. they have alzheimer's and heart disease, diabetes and cancer, and they've heard that biomedical research offers hope -- that it could control, maybe even cure, their disease. senator barbara mikulski understands the importance of innovative biomedical research for patients, their families, and our economy here in maryland. call senator mikulski today. tell her thanks for protecting the promise of biomedical research and the maryland jobs it provides. it's not just the future. it's life. captions paid for by nbc-universal television

olson: mr. speaker, i'm convinced that sharing real stories from people in our communities is the best opportunity to put a human face on the task before us with respect to reforming health care. we have spoken about costs, tax increases and job losses, access to care and government-run options. these are all deeply important factors in this equation and we have a duty to the american people to debate them fully. . . my republican colleagues and i have tried to impress on the other side the importance of maintaining the doctor-patient decision making process. and i think that joshua loya's story says it all. ap constituent of mine was 24 weeks pregnant when her unborn son was diagnosed with hypeoplastic left heart syndrome. she was told he would not be born alive. her cardiologyist consulted with groups of occurring ons around the country, but none could offer the help she needed. brittany was advised she -- her child could be put to sleep and go to the hospital for a still birth. she was unwill

olson dealing, and garko said, "i love the seattle pitching. homerun. two-run shot. 10-0. on the road all seasone phil will and werth, robbed by . kyle lohse, appreciating the effort, and ankiel, would rock a homer, in the game.do >> but,ug phillies would get ths theirs. fly bottom six, no bringing this one back. rollins, grandslam. and phils win it, 14-6. victorino, goes 4-4. sole row homerun. corn. >> first place tigers looking for three in a row, against the white sox after the doubleheader. bottom nine, tigers down one.hr granderson. lining down th2e right, that's going to plate, and, game tied n at 3, we're going to extras. guillen up to bat. winning run on on second.middle. and thomas is coming home. tigers, get the 4-3 win. >> twins and halos. angels have won 7-straight. open up a three-and-a-half game lead, and morales. c double home abreu. and angels took a 3-2 lead.e th later, fourth inning.outs, two . up 5-2, two on fortune figgins. next man up. izturis. 51 runs. in 7 games. a three-run shot. win it, 11-5. eight in a row. longest active-streak in the "bigs." abr

leaf olson gets a $50,000 with this shot as the ball bounces back, and it hits the other ball. the hole. >> that's great. >> they gave away four bmws on that hole this weekend. >>> tragedy strikes the sports world again. what happened to an 11-year-old boy when a legendary boxer was shot and killed. robin. >>> if you want to win an ernest hemingway look-alike contest you need a sweater and one more thing would help. >> i drink like he does, i guess. @@ >>> it is because i love alaska this much, sir, that i feel that it is my duty to avoid the unproductive, typical politics as usual lame duck session in one's last year in office. >> it's official. former vice presidential candidate sarah palin is no longer the governor of alaska. she stepped down yesterday. lieutenant-governor sean parnell was sworn in. in her speech palin called on the news media to quote, quit making things up. >>> the u.s. special envoy is trying to smooth things over with israel this morning. he met israeli officials in jerusalem. there was some tension there after president obama said that israel should sto

my understand is that president obama has mary kate and ashley olson taking a nut litchfield ition truck around to the schools. >> i met ashton kutcher a number of times, once, actually, in a bathroom. he was a delightful chap, he took my cigarettes. isn't the white house looking silly every time, a, it engages some kind of social networking tool and b, attaches it to an already overexposed celebrity. >> are you referring to kutcher as a social networking tool? >> perhaps i am. perhaps i am. >> that is a different spin on it. you always make fun of me but i think when you can educate people about something that is a good thing. >> greg: who does not know about hiv testing? >> i get tested 20 times a year and i haven't had sex since i was 14. >> i accidentally got hiv tested yesterday. >> greg: go ahead. >> using technology, good thing. get the word out to young people. but ashton kutcher. didn't he sort of get a lot of followers because he took a picture of demi's rear end. >> greg: because the white house perceives him as cool and they want to get the word out. >> nexus of. >> it is a h

olson went eight and two-thirds and gave up three runs and struck out five atlanta batters and had an rbi. nationals beat the braves 5-3. >>> it is already hailed as one of the best wimbledon finales of all time. federer versus rod roddick. >> and fedder stands alone. >> federer wins and he has the grand slam title. the most of any player in history. >>> in four minutes some amazing lost footage of celebrities and where it was found. >>> plus, michael jackson fans excited after getting tickets for his memorial service. more on those plans coming up. >>> we have live from canal and fox hall a problem-free drive is what we are looking at. >>> we like it, we love it. we want more of it. it is the weather forecast. bottle it up. july and low humidity. don't change that dial. the forecast is next. you are watching 9 news now. good morning. ( chirping, music ) ♪ pop-tarts®! i'll have a frosted strawberry... as an ice cream sandwich. ♪ chocolate fudge... on a stick please! ( crunch ) with the endless possibilities of kellogg's® pop-tarts, it's sure to be a picture perfect summer. pop-tarts®.

. >>> pitcher scott olson is probably done for the season. doctors town he had a tear on his left shoulder. the team put him on the disabled list over the weekend. >>> plenty of drama in the bronx. the orioles and yankees were tied at the ninth. at the plate matsui. >> there it goes. deep to right. see ya. >> a walk off home run by matsui and the orioles lose it 2-1. >> the time 6:24. in ten minutes where you can get a free pastry for breakfast today. >>> and ahead we check in with the space shuttle "endeavor" after the great space walk, what is on tap today? here's angie. >> we are live from the key bridge and m street where more drivers are moving without incident. the local roads you take we will have them when we come back. >> nice this morning on the weather terrace. it is a dry, pleasant morning although some showers are lined up. i will show you that and have the rest of the forecast when 9 news now returns. wow, is this... fiber one honey clusters? yes. it's delicious. delicious. i know. but it can't have... can't have about half a da

garrett olson was traded for felix pie, then nolan reimold in the second round and david hernandez inth round. all of those players in the 2005 draft and ricky romero went number six overall. so the have brandon snyder on the verge, we don't know when, but he certainly is making them notice. here's a high chopper back to the mound. and out by a step. so a three up three down inning.   >> jim p.: nice play by scott to rob wells, then the orioles would take an early lead. then luke scott, 18th home run. 8th against lefties. the jays would come back in the fifth. scutaro with a double. then the scores on the aaron hill single. so there you go. pitching dual of sorts. rich hill out here for the sixth inning. good to see that even though a little bit of a struggle in the fifth as they score the two runs. >> jim h.: scott rolen fouls it back. >> jim p.: what happens when your windup gets a little out of kilter, your arm drops. the warmups down a little bit. let's see if that will translate into anything. it's funny, when i first saw rich hill throw in spring trai

some of our big guests downtown are senator menendez, ted olson. >> is there a difference between hollywood celebrities order off the menu versus the politicians. do you find favorites or anything like that? >> i think anyone that comes to the steak house they pretty much like whatever is on the menu. >> what's the best steak on the menu. what shroud i get. >> rib eyes perfect for grilling because it has rich flavor. and john riegens favorite steak so we are grilling it up today. >> you grill your vegetables, too. >> i have grilled asparagus with a balsamic glaze on top. grilled portobello mushrooms marinated in vinegar and olive oil. >> is that an oyster. >> it is. >> i'm trying to tell the difference between mussels, clams and oysters. look at those shrimp. >> they are cole loss sal shrimp. >> where do you get your seafood from. >> from boston, massachusetts. it is flown in fresh and we get lobsters from maine. >> oh, my and i hear lobsters are so affordable rite now. >> the price is do you know on lobber the, yes. >> i'm having a wedding in a couple of weeks and i'm having a lobster bake

olson. >> thank you mr. for the invitation to speak today and i would request my written statement be submitted for the record. >> without objection so ordered. >> thank you. i must say i have been paid to watch the conflict playing out and honduras the past few weeks. it is a country i love and i spent the formative years of my professional life. i'm not to going to spend much time talking about the fact of what happened. as there will be a lot of that. i would like to make love observations. one, it isn't only the u.s. who identified this as a coup. every country in the hemisphere has identified this as a coup so it's not something we are standing alone on. second, it seems like there was plenty violating of the law went around. on all sides. and those are important issues but again, i think there was plenty of it happening. also back to the to issue for the second. when the military takes the president and his jammies and put them on a flight out of the country that's a coup. if it walks like a duck and t