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they're trying to get a runner on base now in this bottom of the 10th inning. 6', 235 ou st. florida. nobody on, one out here inthe bottom of the 10th. >> rob: adam dunn probably has the green lighto try to win this. >> johnny: it would be nice to talk about adam's th home run of the year. [cheering and applause] nice recovery by brandon phillips ththe nationals first run, will come upswinging again. 0-3 tonight. .264 average. nick masset retiring the first two here's in the 10th. >> b: used to say to our guys late in the ballgame, right man, right time. go up there thinking, two outs -- >> johnny: right back. easy toss to 1st base. it's a one, two, three 10th inning for masset. we go to the top of the 11th. we are tied 2-2 in washington. like owning a home. watching our children grow. and retiring with confidence. so whatever you're looking forward to, m&t bank is here to help you get there. m&t bank. understanding what's important. now that college is a few years behind me, it seems i've got three times the bills i used to. and they're getting in the way of things i'd like

>>> arthur rhodes coming ou the bullpen with the nationals trailing 2-0 trying to shut out this mini rally here with zimmermann at 1st base. nats and reds go at it once again tomorrow. he's 3-5. michael owings for cincinnati. this is not over yet. the left hander arthur rhodes coming in. he came in out of the bullpen last night. he's got some incredible number this is year. they've got one of the best bullpens in the national -- all of major league baseball for that matter. >> rob: owings has seen more hits than miss. he's got a .490 era. 30 walks and 41 strikeouts, 8 home runs so far. >> johnny: rhodes had gone 8 innings without allowing a run until guzman touched him last night for a home run. it's lefty against lefty. >> rob: they'll break the string of 8 consecutive games allowing one home run. >> johnny: he's 0-10 against the left hander, 6 strikeouts. 1-0. zimmermann at 1st. a shot to the 1st baseman. that's it for the nationals. we go to the top of the 9th. time running out for this ball club. 2-0 cincinnati. forward to have. like owning a home. watching our children grow. and

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only opportunity, this congress and this the american people have, to play a role in what would town ou turno be a lifetime appointment, a federal bench of independence and unaccountability for the rest of their life. so i think it is important we do this thing and we do it right. i thank senator mcconnell for his leadership in insisting we do it right. i believe from what we know today the timeframe that is set forth is unrealistic. more than that, it's not necessary. let's do this right. take our time. and do it in a way that i hope, as i've said repeatedly, this would be what people could say is the finest confirmation process we've ever had. i thank the chair. i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the republican leader. mr. mcconnell: i just want to thank my good friend from alabama for his observations about this nomination. he and i have been involved in a number of these confirmation proceedings over the years. there is, i think, in every one of then, a sense of fairness that can be reached on a bipartisan basis so that the nominee is adequately vetted appropriately and that

. >> gary: time's running ou for you to win the adam jones bobblehead.ne 17th when the mets are in camden yard. you will receive four passes to watch batting practice right on the field. don't miss your chance. the contest ends at midnight wednesday. you can enter at orioles.com. brian robert, two singles. two of the four hits that the orioles have. braden has walked none, struck out seven. that is the fifth time in his career he has struck out seven in a game a career high for him. brian robert, the day off yesterday that he hopes will allow him to get going. you see the average, .269 after he had a day off this season, going 7-for-26. brian tends to tire in some portion of the season. be a a day off for him, a day when the team does not played or a day when he does not start really seems to help, comes back with a quicker bat. >> buck: sometimes, when you gets beyond being tired, it takes you a longer time to come back. that's why managers always keep an eye on their player, keep an eye on their body language. and gets a sense of when they need a day o

. >> kenya mark got anything that distinguishes this administration's approach to -- can you marked ou out anything t distinguishes this administration's approach to darfur? >> our mission is to save lives. the lives of many people are at risk whether they are in darfur or the free areas. we want to make sure that this situation is stable. we are taking efforts to make sure that the humanitarian assistance is there and we are able to facilitate and help coordinate a ceasefire. we want to make sure there are political processes in place and in dark for and other places said the will of the people can be brought and they can have democratic principles and the mechanisms. that is what we are working on right now. we're using all methods to accomplish this, whether they be carrots and sticks. >> the that mean there is continuity with the last administration? >> what we are doing is making sure that value is added to this situation. there are things that the last administration was doing that we are continuing and there are things that are new in terms of our approach. we want to get result

spoken ou-out on the issues we e talked about forcefully on the last several years. american policy has begun to move in the directions he has initiated, but i'm sure he has a few more suggestions for the president that i am sure he will share with us. >> thank you. thank you very much. it is nice to be here. * sorey i was not in the sessions held this morning. i know i would have learned a great deal. i don'perhaps i can provide a bs for discussion. i have to say that i'm very impressed by the publication's that the rand corporation has produced on the subject. they cover most of the critical issues in our relationship with iran. they are an important contribution to wider understanding of a subject that has been the object of mthe subf over simplification over the last several years. i'm glad [unintelligible] has been involved, because he is been involved in this since 9/11. i will just share with you some general impressions or thoughts regarding the american-iranian relationship as it may be unfolding in the near future. as a point of departure for this relations

ou host: there is a chapter you wrote called the modern slave pr ship, you walk through visiting chase's biological mother in prison. an expert pro, recognizable and treated affectionately by the most miserable of prison guards. don't bring anything into prison that is contraband, chewing gum, keys, magic markers, empty your pockets, take off shoes. why do you have a chapter about visiting prisons in this book? >> guest: there's almost no example that is more clear-cut about why we still have a problem with racism and the structure of white supremacy in the united states than the present lag -- blog that we can no longer sustain. inr brothers and sisters incarcerated for non-violent crimes, no evidence whatsoever that this caging of young black latino men makes us safer. no evidence. all kinds of other ways to sanction lawbreaking and help diople recover from the worst thing they ever did. no other country does what we do. as every governor, republican or democrat, can testify, we can't sustain this. what it costs to lock people up, what it costs to have them come tck out with no skills,

.  >>> the taps are excited ou here. they have their adam jones bobbleheads, the aubrey huff home run is sending them home happy. it's an orioles win. look at the excitement for this team. these fans want to elect rick dempsey the mayor of baltimore. look at the excitement out here. >> that is really good to see. it's amazing how in the span of one night both 6-4 games, orioles last night had to battle back. but tonight the huff home run gave them the lead. >> always exciting here. you know how well the orioles do hit the ball so well here at home. we got a pretty good crowd tonight. david wright and all of them come in here and everything and hit the ball the way they hit the ball tonight and do all the little things we did, it was pretty exciting. i could hardly hear anything you say, they're so loud. >> we're going to head into the clubhouse, he's in the dugout i'm told. aubrey, tell us about that at- bat. you absolutely crushed that ball and it couldn't have come at a better time to give the orioles the win. >> it wa

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out the book and has seen one way or another the five days of the famous line he said to his mother on her death beds and said i forgive you i hope my grandchildren do not say that to me. when i read the exurbs in the near "time" magazine i realize how true the revealing it is the way families of a certain kind live together i have to come to terms with the practice of veterinary people you have grew up with reached the end of the line and it sounds like something really worth reading. >> up next william least heat-moon look at small-town america. and his first road trip book since "blue highways" even as it sounds and missouri, kentucky, wyoming, o klahoma but mexico florida and other states. it is 70 minutes. >> it is a lot of people's favorite city in the country at i assume it is yours. the last time i was here on a book be 11 i was here for prairie earth i was on a 40 citi book to -- tour by the time i was a princess close fading than i had the flu by the time i got here i thought i

l's takok ou evdúlúeúdadú hernandefotheorioles.id see david walking around the park today, so it's not too hard to put two and two together. once the move becomes official, the orioles will confirm that. he goes up against john lannan for the nationals. >> bob: thank you, amber. will that be a bber game the series ill the orioles be going for the sweep? >> jim p.: i like john lannan. i still remember the 2-1 victory he had over the orioles i don't know if it was last year or the year before. how about that earned run average. >> rob: he's definitely become our ace. another hit by gregg zaun. great night for him. already a home run. >> jim p.: i told him, i, he was hitting .118 early on. he said jokingly, i was overexposed. i told him, i said the good news, you can't stay at .118, not if you keep playing. >> rob: to finish that story about eric davis at the end of his career, he knew he couldn't play 140, 150 games a year but he knew he could contribute and maybe the last three, four years he had some great years with some ball club

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