, why jorge padilla?hitting well. i have not heard much about him. >> i think a little bit of it was give the guy a shot. he's been playing really well. he's hitting .370. his on-base percentage is good. i think another piece of it is you look at holes the options would have been. justin maxwell is probably a guy that would have gotten consideration. they want him playing every day where they have more control over his at-bats and progress. up here where you're getting an at-bat every couple of days going in as the pinch-hitter or defensive replacement, they wouldn't have had as much control over that. i think that was part of the reason doing that and reward a guy who has been plugging away in the minors for a long time. >> thank you very much, ben. we appreciate t ben goessling from the "the washington times" joining us. now it's time for the stay in the game hold of the day presented to you by just for men hair color. looking at the hold for the most against the marlins this year. atlanta braves lead t

a good play by padilla.t base. , braun has hit it hard the  last of at bats. he could not get to. >> bob: prince fielder no contact tonight. three walks, strikeout. a strikeout. >> rob: mcgehee hit to the wall. and thought his leg was hurting from last night. morgan bobbled it out. and scored easily. he comes back the next inning and padill. a steps on his foot >> bob: play ares told me this time of year you get out of bed in the morning. it takes a few nÑtmto get the parts to start moving. it is a grind of the season. 4 and a half mohs into a six- month season that's not counting spring training before that. but this is the time of year when you really have to grind it out every day. in this case, for a lot ofthe guys, a day game tomorrow after a night game. a long night with nearly an hour and a half rain delay before a pitch was thrown. >> rob: i met a lot of different athletes and sports and jerome bettis said it all on his career on a monday after sunday game he would have to get out and crawl int

jorge padilla. when we come back, bob carpenter and rob dibble will have the first pitch.third game of the series against the milwaukee. the final game is tomorrow afternoon here at nationals park. bob and rob are just around the corner. it's on. it's... no, not yet. it back that way. it's on. ( ding ) book now at southwest.com. is if you run into a friend and you want to share a photohone, with a flick, there's an app for that. if you want to share contact info with a bump, there's an app for that. or if you just want to share some downtime, well, there's an app for that too. because there's an app for just about anything. only on the iphone.  >> it started with lots of last night in nats town. it lasted one hour and 21 minutes. then downpour. 20 runs on 26 hits. a 3rd inning belliard grand slam. the bullpen was called upon early again and saul rivera hind on the mound and with the bat. in the end, the brewers' storm couldn't be calm. see if the forecast changes for the nats in today's sunday matinee on masn.   >> the forecast has ch a day f

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the only other guy -- they got rid of padilla, over with the dodgers now.evin middlewood almost got 370 career starts just himself. so you have four guys with less than 100 starts combine and this will be it for stop -, as jim riggleman will bring burnett in the game. it's working. mike maddox is the coach so whey they're doing or put on them or accountability, it's work on texas. >> bob: a solid outing by craig stammen into 7th inning. only five hits. bag $15 dollars to ride in the bottom of the plane in the dark. no peanuts or nothin'. and then if your bag wants to bring one of its little bag friends for company, they charge another $25. that's just plain mean. why do they hate your bags? at southwest airlines, bags fly free. grab your bag. it's on! ( ding )  >> bob:  on a not hot baseb afternoon, it's one out in the 7th and willie harris will bat ninth and play left field. willie will be batting third in the upcoming inning and then shawn bern let face jody gerut. lefty-lefty matchup. shawn was quite busy pitching in 38 games for the pirates. >> bo

and padilla is out on a close play called by chuck merryweather. jim riggleman is out of the dugout again.   >> bob: brewers turn the second double play of the night. let's he see if it is a bang, bang play here 4, 6. i don't know i think he is safe. he may have slipped. i think he gets the foot of prince fielder. >> bob: jim riggleman now wrapping up his argument with merryweather. 7-2 game and the bases are empty with 2 outs. here is will nieves the number 8 hitter. you have to score 2 before you can score 5 or 7 so the nats have chipped away some. there you go thanks to a leadoff walk. was it caught? it was. we told you the final score was not going to be 2-0. we just had no idea after two it was going to be 7-2.  if you're like a lot of people, you have high blood pressure... 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 low

and a 1 hop ad picked up by padilla. and 4 hits and a walk against john lannan. nothing at all cheap about the hits. they know he will throw the strikes and be around the zone. gets it up trying to get ahead of the youngster. hits it a long way home. zim stem and dunn on the grass. they are charging hard here. >> rob: he deadens it perfectly. nieves to belliard. >> rob: really good bunt. now they have two shots with a run are at 3rd. talk about this last night and the night before any time there is a situation where a they can and deadens the ball. >> bob: this will be interesting. a first ball fastball hitter. are et cetera see what he throws him. breaking pitch. fair ball. lopez 2-2. he will be swinging. and a breaking ball. it was about he knows him a bit. snows what he features. he recognized it. he tries to put it into left field. a good bounce in fair territory. >> bob: 40th r.b.i. he is in the top four in base hits now with 145. he is having a good offensive season and for milwaukee he is hitting over 400 now the last 16 games. where was that. here is came

padilla posted on youtube has given us an inside look into the mind of the killer -- a video posted on youtube. >> my need is too emotional to connect with people. >> that was posted about a year ago, revealing his frustration over not having a girlfriend in 25 years. it he also had a book on his coffee table called "how to date young women." all the injured were expected to recover. >>> private investigators have new leads in the hunt for a missing british girl. investigators hired by the parents released the sketch of a woman seen w what this is in our solano thr d tsay after she sntwe missing in portugal. -- it was by a woman who saw her in porcelain, spain. she vanished from her family's portuguese village in may, 2007. it >>> aerosmith front man steven tyler is recovering after an accident at a concert. a security adviser said the 61 natural was dancing when he stepped backwards, fell off the stage onto a couple of fans. he was air lifted to the hospital with minor head, neck, and shoulder injuries. >>> a north carolina man caught one of the biggest fish in the oceans. the 1062-po

you get jorge padilla.breaking ball and leading the national league in two categories. batting average .367 on base percentage. .424 and 90 games in syracuse before being called up yesterday as austin kearns went on the dl. he gets jammed. and cantu for an easy out and that's a hitter way too overeager. >> rob: little anxious. >> bob: then it is on he is hands. there we go to the top the order now. morgan. and followed byronie belliard. morgan is one for three today and only two for nine in the series. it is about time he lined it somewhere and took off running. they have to play him shallow. and clippard is a busy reliever and it as home run by paul bako and leading colorado now, 3-1. >> rob: that's an old catcher's name. >> bob: that's a veteran guy you would like in your bull club. >> rob: bako gets a shot because they traded marson and lets coats go. >> bob: that is a strike. morgan took off and he got thrown out. nats host the fifth annual blood drive with the red cross in the conference center rooms t

. >>> on to baseball, padilla held colorado to two runs over five innings and rafael delivered a clutchle to drive in the game-winning run. dodgers, 3, rockies, 2. >>> in new york, rangers become the first team to win a series since june. >>> texas works over new york 7-2. >>> and in boston jayson nix drove in three runs. the game got so out of hand that red sox infielder nick green was forced to the mound pitching two innings. white sox, 9, boston, 5. when we return another look at the this morning's top stories and the kennedy legacy. how the next generation is carrying on the commitment to public service. my name is chef michael. and my dog bailey and i love to hang out in the kitchen... so she can watch me cook. you just love the aromas of beef tenderloin... and, ooh, rotisserie chicken. yes, you do. [ barks ] yeah. you're so special, you deserve a very special dog food. [ woman ] introducing chef michael's canine creations. the deliciously different way to serve up your love at mealtime. chef-inspired. dog-desired. chef michael's canine creations. ♪ take me home ♪ take me home ♪ to

>> leonard padilla. what he continues to suffer from.ecause their position is he was part of the defense team. anything that she might have said to leonard padilla or his other agent is protected, same thing like attorney/client privilege. the state says, no, they don't share the same relationship. the judge has yet to rule on that. >> how does casey look? she was at tears at some points when her dad was up there on the witness stand. >> that is correct and very emotional. what i say to all the viewers, the following. none of all that matters as far as whether she is found guilty until we get 12 people who are sitting in the box and then they begin to analyze her demeanor. that's when it starts to matter. >> the trial is set for when again? >> technically in october, but i've said since the day she was arrested, this will take years. this will be at least october through 2010 will be my prediction, if not further. >> mark, as always, thank you so much. >>> a reality tv contestant on the run now charged with the gruesome killing of his ex

they recalled jorge padilla to take his place. and andy roddick takes on germany's benjamin becker. no, that's not boris' son. marty fish lost this afternoon. that's it. week 1 at training cavern is over. >> see you tomorrow at the bed and breakfast. i'll send some scones and iced tea to the b team. take its easy. that's it for us on 9news at 6. the cbs evening news with katie couric is next. and don't forget, wusa9.com is always on.

another in early 2002 to send the al qaeda, padilla, operative to set off bombs in an unspecified major u.s. city. and never before disclosed plan in 2003 to employ a network of pakistanis to target gas stations, railroad tracks and the brooklyn bridge in new york. but administration officials say there is no way to know whether the same information could have been obtained from him without waterboarding or whether he would have given it up sooner had he been handled differently. in fact, khalid mohammed told the international red cross in 2006 he lied to fool his questioners. >> he made stuff up and took pleasure in the fact that the united states had probably wasted money responding. >> reporter: an argument experts say may never be resolved. but tonight, john mccain who opposed the bush/cheney interrogation policies criticized the attorney general's decision to investigate cia interrogators creating more political headaches for the white house. brian. >>> andrea mitchell in washington tonight. thanks. >>> federal health officials are wrapping up two days of meetings at the centers fo

he's talking about leonard padilla and what role he had with the family. and then we do see a little bit of emotion. dan, you see this as genuine? >> i do, actually. before she was, as i said, really disconnected. the lack of genuine emotion now is from the parents, strangely enough. that's also a role reversal. you had before they were coming into court the parents were smiling. very artificial smiles. quickly on and off the face. afterward the mother said she's now at peace, but in fact she was showing contempt and sadness and fear. so it's the parents who are less authentic. i think the gravity of the situation has finally come home to her. cindy, that is. >> pam bondi, if you're defending casey anthony, this is a good thing, right? you want to show her as human. and if she's going to well up with a few tears, isn't that a good thing? >> that's great. for the defense. >> for the defense, right. >> if they can actually make her do that. but i'm kind of with you, mike. and i'm far from a body language expert. but from what i saw i did not see tears coming

to get them right. >> >> bob: padilla grounds out. the nationals will be in st.ouis a week from friday. possible on that friday we could see john smoltz. who the nats have beaten once this year. >> bob: the only game of the boston series the nats were able to salvage. the nats only run scored. marquis is getting outs quickly. most on the ground. he's only given up dunn's infield hit since bard's clean single back in the second.   >> 11 ground ball outs.   >> bob: outside, 2-1.   the cubs are six back of st lou miss the the central. milwaukee 9 back. high in the air. deep to right, and that ball is up against the wall, that is a guaranteed triple! in some ballparks that's a home run. >> rob: that ball came back to the inner half, down and in on i alefty is not where you want to throw the pitch. brad hawpe made it close throwing the ball almost from the wall to 3rd base on a hop. he's showing it off. >> bob: morgan tied for 6 in the league with 7 triples this year. and a 2 out rbi for guzman to pick up.   >>

.   jorge padilla in the on-deck circle. evidently garrett mock done for the night.   rockies 2, nats nothing, jaso hamell pitching well, only one clean single on him tonight. that was by adam dunn. that baby bounced way out in front of home plate. >> rob: you were right. .379 on larry walker. 372 on helton, larry walker .366, 363, helton .358.350 on walker.   . >> bob: wow.    .379. well that was higher than i thought. i had the .372 but that was todd helton the year he won the batting title. it was an interesting dynamic in colorado as larry walker's time came to an end and todd helton's time was just beginning. there seemed to be some sort of obsession out there about, well, this was larry's team and now it's becoming todd's team. i thought the team belonged to the fans and the owners but, evidently, players figuring prominently. gonzalez lines out hard to right and two outs, bases empty, here eh padilla will be the third out for the nats

there's another outfield guy in the barn now that padilla has been called up. a pretty good stable of talent that jim riggleman has to call on. big breaking ball to wil. looks like wil nieves has been in pull mode lately and his forta is stepping in the ball and hitting it to right field. >> rob: agreed. his forte is to dive and hit inbetween first and second not step in the bucket and try to pull those breaking balls. >> bob: craig stammen pitches this that matinee tomorrow. >> rob: much better. stepped into the 98. >> bob: phillies won their game tonight 7-0 at home. behind j.a. happ who is now 8-2. they shutout the. >> rick. final just in. >> rob: a lot of people speculating in the wrong sense saying they should put happ in the bullpen and move pedro in the rotation that. kid has been nothing but fabulous since he got in the rotation. >> bob: now that they have cliff lee, isn't pedro like the sixth man in a five-man rotation? >> rob: moyer has been getting beat up. he got beat up last night again. >> bob: so, maybe against certain ball clubs with right- hand

vicente padilla batea y la bola le dieron la espalda a suzu. carreras a cinco. >> en la nacional los cardenales visitaron a los mets. vamos directo a la parte baja. un cuadrangular de dos carreras. ahÍ ustedes lo ven corriendo. >> con permiso, dijo. en la segunda entrada nisse se lastima un tendÓn y tuvo que salir egl juego. >> le dijeron fuera. Ángel pagÁn mete un triple que revolca a jemery ridge. y en la octava el mismo pagÁn hace un cuadrangular de dos carreras. los mets ganaron por nueve carreras a cero, que paliza. >> increÍble, tremendo batazo. mira, ahora que tote bronceaste ahora que estuviste visitando a tu paÍs porque no me muestras el chuvi duvi. >> ¿quieres que te lo muestre? >> sÍ, que lo muestre. >> ¡ahÍ estÁ el chuvi duvi! gerardo parra conecta un try, luego se monta en el caballito y se extiende para este atrapador. >> yo tengo una manera bastante particular de atrapado. >> ¿jugaste al bÉisbol? >> sÍ, y si pudiera volvería a jugar. vamos a un mensaje y regresamos con mÁs. >> unos dÍas, soy fernando, estoy en la ciudad de mÉxico

they have a player jorge padilla. he spent 12 years in the minors, never played.ionals have finally called him up to the big league roster. uld get his chance tonight against the marlins. thingsave gone pretty well against the marlins for the nationals. they snap a ten-game losing streak dating back to last season with a big win. former national nick johnson facing his former team for the first time. we start in the top of the first, no score. johnson in place with a runner on. he sends a shot into right field. chris coghlan comes in to score and johnson gets himself an rbi single. marlins take a 1-0 lead. bottom eight now, we are tied at 4. adam dun at the plate with a man on. and adam dunn knows how to use the bat, i believe. drives one high and deep to left. that's gone. 28th home run of the season. that capped a six-run inning for the nationals. they go on to win 6-4. nationals and marlins again tonight. john lannan is on the mound. and, of course, he has been the best pitcher by far for the nationals this season and i believe my producer just told me he's not

harris now for padilla. , well that ball crushes duke's bat. counsell in here. and maybe faster than mcgehee getting the ball. able to get the fast dukes out at 1st base. as we said earlier in the game. i mean. this was a lot of openings in the organization. hear basically given a starter's rein to open a slot for themselves for next year. doesn't seem. mine and skip the worth time of year for me. this is when i had moot best years. i didn't know if i had a job. i didn't know if they would be coming back to the same organization. i had eight 1-year contracts in my year. >> bob: there is incentive for you. nieves a base hit and run scored tonight. harris suffering from a lack of playing time lately. having a hard time getting anything going offensively. >> rob: show you there was nothing given to you in the game. just four years removed from the world series that i had. shoulder reconstruction. we went on strike in 1994. i was a free agent i had to go to winter ball to get a job in 1995 with the white sox. >> bob: where did you play? >> rob: puerto rico. that's w

. >> noted particularly in the so-called radiation bomber, jose padilla. is the truth as simple as it means about that statement from dick cheney that he is now slid into this word play because the memo that's were released supposedly in his defense, supposedly in tortures' defense, do not in fact come anywhere close to showing torture worked? >> there are a few problems with that statement. one is the that the plots that he's talking about are pretty far fetched. i mean, they talk about the breakup of a plot in 2002 that they broke up using interrogation from 2003. so unless the cia also has a time machine that allows them to travel back in time, i don't see how that's possible. and then you have the logic of it. just because you get information, doesn't mean the torture led to the information. what they really need to show if they want to make their case is they couldn't have gotten the information otherwise. and that's just not the case. the fbi's made clear they could have used fbi -- traditional fbi techniques and gotten the bulk of this intelligence

the dodgers acquired vicente padilla. >> cliff lee 3-0 for the n.l.g phillies, going back to his time in cleveland he's won six straight starts. in the fifth, he gets rusty ryal. lee with five k's through five innings. bottom five, ryan howard off dan haren. three-run home run. his 31st. he's got five home runs in his last six games. cliff lee went the distance. a two-hitter. struck out 11. phillies win it 8-1. cliff lee 4-0 since joining the phils with two complete games, mark reynolds with the fourth golden sombrero of his career -- 0-4 with four k's. we've seen this before -- the indians trade the reigning cy young winner to the national league. remember how dominant cc sabathia was last year? cliff lee has been even better in his short stint with the phillies. >> we have major news out of college basketball. several sources tell espn.com that the committee on infractions will release its findings regarding memphis on thursday morning. the word "vacate" is included in the report. in may, the ncaa accused memphis of several major infractions stemmin

these techniques were used on jose padilla, who was going to blow up buildings with natural gas. khalid sheikh mohammed, the information that we got from him is so vital, it remains classified. think about the plots that have been publicly discussed that we know that we have stopped because of these interrogations'. the line in the airplane into heathrow, attacking america's trains, blowing up gas stations, flying an airplane into the liberty tower. if anyone needs to figure on whether or not these worked, read in the inspector general's report. it is clear these techniques kept america safer. gregg: i have read these reports and i was laughing at it, you are going to base this on here say? karl rove, thank you. >> one more point. this is not approved by the american people. 60% of respondents said that they did not want this to happen. by a two to one margin, americans oppose doing this. gregg: thank goodness you were able to get that white board in there. >> this was from our high-tech department. [laughter] gregg: chris wallace will have an interview with dick cheney on sunday

alast one, real quick, natisha, leonard padilla, the bounty hunter, bailed out casey anthony, had real to casey and the family.xx is his testimony going to be allowed in or not? when are we going to get a ruling on that? >> we're still waiting to hear on that. this is one of the things that was argued in court on friday last week. we still haven't heard from the judge yet but we are waiting. we should hear sfiem this week. >> guys, we'll have to leave it there. appreciate, it zwras, natisha, anita. coming up, an expert who has dealt with crime scenes for decades says this is the most horrific he's ever seen. female pastor of a small oklahoma church repeatedly stabbed. who would do this? what's the motive? we'll take your calls. ñññoa >>> welcome back to "prime news" on hln. sexting. it's wrong. it has to stop. the young kids sending naked pictures of themselves via the cell phone to the boyfriend, girlfriend. what do we do about this? who should stop this? what kind of punishment's going to sink in? should the schools take the lead? a couple school districts in houston are. we're

the other two guys have very little big league experience in the new that mike morris and jorge padillanight, but he's hit two line drives. and a base hit by alberto gonzalez, who has a two-hit game for the first time in a while. show something signs of life after a couple of key hits in the series at cincinnati. >> rob: well, and he lined the bail back to the pitcher, got a a base hit in another at bat, and so now he's confident, gets a breaking ball and shoots it through third and short. like you said, sometimes just takes a couple of hits or a paul hit off your bat to get company going. >> bob: and now ronnie belliard will hit for wil nieves, not josh bard, but appears bard will hit in the number. 9 hole. so the fact that the lead-off guy got on changed everything for riggleman, and he wents to go to belliard who can hit the bah out of the balance park. >> rob: yeah, and he's had a lot of clutch hits of late. he's on fire. maybe can get some guys in scoring position for bard. >> bob: ronnie belliard is 14 for his last 35. that's a breaking ball that misses. borderline fastball called

so i think, for example, someone like padilla or someone like al-marri who was arrested by law enforcementies in the united states far from the traditional battlefield is an appropriate candidate for article three criminal prosecution. i noticed that one of the guantÁnamo detainees was recently transfeed to the federal court system and will be tried in the southn district of new york in connection with crimes, connect with the bombing of the east african indices in 1998. i think he ialso an appropriate candidate for an article three courts because it is not clear that he is appropriately treated by a military tribunal since his acts were committed at a time when we arguably were not at war with al qaeda in a strict military sense. i do believe that while the federal cot can try my terrorism cases, that there are a lot of terrorism cases involving guantÁnamo detainees that would be difficult, not imssible, but difficult to draw in a federal court and i think that an improved military commission system is an appropriate way of tryi these defendants. and i think this committee's bill takes a

now, we know how your stimulus padilla bill went through so fast. 20 years is kind of a long time tothink about to finance reform and the bill -- reforming the bill. one way to do is look on your computer. this, i call, government waste. >> congressman, thank you for being here today. i am a professor. >> can you identify myself? >> yes, mr. martin from eau claire. some of the questions i have had had been last year, but i would just like to say again about the concern that i have about congress and theñ representatives having their own health care when they are putting out health care like this that is putting it on all of us. i know you said that we are not going to have to do that, but i have read that, eventually, we will all be on this, and that is the goal. now, i am against this because i feel that really is a problem. i am for competition. i hope that our doctors would also have freedoms. their hands are getting tied more and more than ever, and i want them to be able to be freed up to be able to do things they know will cuba person truly, truly cure them. without having a ph

shown themselves able to effectively try terrorists in federal courts in the moussaoui case and the padilla case and some of the other cases. .. the existing military commission system, which was already improved significantly by the miliry commission's act. but i do think there are some aitional steps that coul be taken, and i've outlined some of those in my testimony. >> thank you very much, mr. marcus. go into some of the details, why is it difficult to try some -- or mt some of the grawn tanmo people in article three courts. >> i think there are two main reasons and i think they were averted to in the testimony of the first panel there are some federal court rules with respect to admissibility of statement the miranda rules, for example. the fruit of the poisonous tree doctrine -- that would make it difficult to admit some statements by detainees that are -- that should be admitted as reliable, voluntary statements under all the circumstances. i think i would associate myself with the -- with very interesting dialogue between the justice department and defense department representatives