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with him backing up -- phillips will go to third base with two outs. that will leave it up to seth smith who's homered tonight and walked twice. considering where the nats are in their batting order and jim riggleman is checking the card right now, he nows how big an outs this. the nats have the top of the order due up in the 8th. 3:00 tomorrow, olsen, francis. lefties will rule at least try to here at coors field. for the series finale. great breaking ball. from one batter's box to the other. >> rob: that's why i'd like to see sean burnett out there more often. he needs work to stay sharp. >> bob: does your breaking ball go that big if you're not tired at least? >> rob: no because you're not overthousanding it. -- overthrowing it. but just imagine you're a long distance runner and you don't run for a while and somebody goes out there and says run the 100-yard dash. you're fresh. as a pitcher, your adrenaline kicks in and you're trying to make a tough pitch which is technique and mechanics and you're too strong. and the worst thing to do on a breaking

of homeland security. >> phillip ridinger, what are your duties as undersecretary of national protection at the department of homeland security? >> so my duties fall into sort of three categories. first i'm the deputy undersecretary for the national protection and programs director, which means i'm the number two in a fairly large organization that is bigger than just cyber. so within mppd or the national protection programs director is also infrastructure protection which is all about protecting the country's infrastructure, physical infrastructure and otherwise, the federal protective service which is responsible for protecting government buildings, risk management and anal says component and u.s. -- the biometric and other work for the u.s. government. so all those pieces along with cyber security and communications which is the department's most significant cyber security component are within mppd. and i'm the number two in the organization that runs those. second, i have been designated and brought in by the secretary to serve as the department's lead for cyber. so i spend a chunk o

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mark phillips has more. >> the former wife of one of britain's royal princes, and that's $40,000 sittinge table in front of her, a down payment for access she says she would provide for a businessman to meet her ex-husband, but it's a setup. the businessman is actually a reporter for britain's "news of the world" newspaper, and he's got a hidden camera. the full fee being demanded $500,000 british pounds, more than $700,000. >> reporter: opens doors to prince andrew, fergie's ex, the queen's second son, who acts as a british trade envoy, a non--paying position. >>ly. >> sarah and andrew's marriage only lasted ten years. they divorced in 1996 but have stayed friends. sarah tells the reporter that andrew wouldn't see a penny from the deal, but that doesn't stop her. >> reporter: sarah ferguson promised she could open any door with the royal connection. here at buckingham palace had thought they long ago slammed the door on sarah ferguson and her trouble with a capital "t." they hadn't counted on her greed with a capital "g." >> when you're known for being high-spirited, you tend to attract

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see with the three run lead, i think that phillips is going out there to tell him this. what are you doing? top of the 4th. two outs, three run lead and you're worried about the guy on second without great speed. >> bob: clint barmes said didn't you watch me play second base this afternoon? let him hit it. >> rob: you've got one of the best defenses in the national league, if not the whole league. >> bob: funny how two guys are at the mound. >> rob: what are you doing? you've got two outs, one pitch and getting out of the inning. don't worry about the guy on second. pretty good pitch. >> bob: zimmerman with a little bouncer down the third base line with one out. guzman, with a line shot up the middle with two outs. roger bernadina's 4-6 with two walks in this series. his battingaverage is up to .295 now after that production after the dramatic day he had in new york hitting down with desmond at the bottom of the order. >> rob: come on roger. >> bob: he lines one to left center. that ball is going way out to the -- >> rob: come on guzman. >> bob: bernadina has doubled to

we will then hear from robert phillips was a family physician and director of the robert graham center of policy studies in family medicine and primary care. grandson as many of you know budget as a division of the american academy of family physicians. it is down by small research team focused on providing evidence to help foreign policy noting that doctor phillips also prices in a community based residency program in fairfax, virginia, and has faculty appointment at georgetown, george washington university in virginia commonwealth university. and then finally as i mentioned order will hear from george thibault, who became the seventh president of the macy foundation and january of 2008. immediately before that he was vice president of clinical affairs of partners health care system in boston. and rector of the academy at harvard medical school. for nearly four decades, he played leadership roles in many aspects of undergraduate and graduate education at harvard. he also serves on the presidents white house house fellow commissioner joseph advisory group for the department of veterans

here's mark phillips. >> reporter: watch sarah ferguson's hand. gesture says "give me the money." and $40,000 cash is handed over. but fergie wants more. >> $500,000 pounds when you can to me opens doors. >> reporter: more than $700,000 demanded for access to her ex-husband, prince andrew, who acts as a british trade envoy. except both sarah and the royal family say andrew had no idea his ex was plugging his services. >> it is actually a benchmark in stupidity. whether you're a member of the royal family or anybody, the duchess of york is financially incontinent. >> reporter: the duchess of york didn't do well out of her ten-year marriage to andrew. despite the royal family's spectacular wealth, her divorce settlement only pays her about $2 2-2,000 a year. although she gets to live in a few of the 30 rooms at the prince's country residence. but fergie has rich taste. she managed to earn millions in the past fronting commercials. >> life-style gives me a real sync. >> reporter: promoting weight loss programs, appearing in a sitcom. >> you don't rea

mark phillips, cbs news, london. >> glor: three american mothers are back on u.s. soil tonight after an emotional visit with their children who are being held in iran. when the mothers returned, it was impossible for them to hide their anguish. >> reporter: exhausted and empty-handed, the mothers of three american hikers detained in iran, sarah shourd, shane bauer, and josh, returned to the united states today. >> the pain we felt at having to leave tehran without our children is almost more than we can bear. our greatest hope was to bring our children home with us where they belong. >> reporter: just 48 hours earlier, as they saw their children for the first time in months, they were filled with hope. iranian authorities in a carefully oh, straight moment thursday pulled the hikers out of detention for the on-camera reunion. >> it's really difficult being alone. shane and josh are in the room together, but i'm alone, and that's the most difficult thing for me. >> reporter: last july, the three were arrested along the iran-iraq period. iran has accused thef am spyi

carter phillips continues, " justice stevens always ask the hardest hypothetical, and he did it so gently that the effect was particularly devastating. often, these gentle, unassuming questions point the way for resolution." i mentioned before that justice stevens' questions very frequently come late in an argument. bides his time before actively engaging council. this is, i think, because justice stevens is simply the best listener on the court. said another way, he is the person who most understands the value of listening. he listens to learn himself, and he listens to understand what is on the minds of his colleagues, so that when he does step in, he does so with a real sense, a real understanding, of what matters in the case, of what may move his colleagues, what approaches might bridge differences and attract a majority. that aspect of his questioning might be viewed as strategic in nature. indeed, ever since justice stevens announced his resignation, we have heard a good deal about how he has served as a strategic leader for one part of the court. this, i think, misunderstand justic

then in the 8th inning, after a strikeout to helton, paul phillips -- i'm sorry, this is the troy -- this is the clint barmes ground out there. this was -- this was basically a game where it wasn't a bad effort. it wasn't a great effort either, but the nationals were in the game until the end. jason hammel pitched fairly well. luis atilano pitched fairly well. it so happened when the winning run scored, one of those things, a throw that probably could have been handled by adam dunn at first base. once the throw hits the ground, the error is on the shortstop. >> jim riggleman rested the bullpen. sean burnett pitched the 6th and 7th and then walker the 8th. >> right, here we are go. the strikeout of helton there. a tough out by any pitcher. and then phillips gets the single to the hole -- not to the hole, fielded by guzman and the throw is wide. he had that throw beat anyway. here comes the throw off the glove. into the ground, bounces up. adam dunn can't hold it. the fourth run, the winning run crosses the plate. tulowitzki is out there. then he gets a ground out from clint barmes as

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gentlemen, please. >> thank you, phillip and david for serving.i'm a veteran of the corrine korean war. thank you comedy that, for the rumor of war mad. i used it for my source of my book bridging the gap after vietnam. my comment and question to you is there is a very obvious lack of middle class and mexico. there is a great middle class in the united states and i think that's one of the reasons we are such a great country in all phases. you either have it or you don't in mexico's there is a class system, there definitely is a class system. i wonder if he would comment on those issues as to why there is obviously a tremendous immigration fleming from mexico and the united states. >> david, you've been -- >> i think david can speak to that better than all right. >> one of the things i'm puzzled about is trying to identify that number class in mexico. there is more of a middle class that i've discovered that my fault as i've been traveling north of mexico. when i meet northern mexicans, and by northern mexicans i am speaking specifically of people

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the data boxes have been recovered and an investigation has begun. >> mark phillips in london for us.hanks for the update. >>> now to the oil spill in the gulf of mexico. globs of oil are washing ashore damaging louisiana's fragile coastal wetlands and closing a popular beach destination. mark strassmann is live just south of new orleans with the very latest. >> reporter: good morning. more of a froth thi oily mix washed up here on to the beach overnight. but i got to tell you, it's not nearly as thick this oil as what we saw up and down these beaches when we first came here yesterday. still, terrible timing for grand isle, this is the start of their tourist season and this beach and many prime fishing areas are closed and closed indefinitely. and more oil is on its way. on grand isle beach, the spill has come ashore and much more could be on its way. is it this thick all over? >> this hick all over. >> reporter: the police chief. >> look at the beach. do you see anybody cleaning up? >> reporter: he's angry. he says for days leaders here warned bp the oil was coming. >> so far they ha

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. >> his exbe lent see phillip calderon.the president of mexico. >> this after calderon spoke sought against arizona new policy. calderon said the measure amounts to nothing more than profiling. >> (inaudible). >> >> all right. that brings us now to the question of the day. was the standing ovation for the president of mexico appropriate? so far, 7 percent say yes. 93 percent say no. robert writes on our website tonight. a disgraceful stunt. he mimicked the progressive line word for word. i bet if i go to mexico as a illegal, i would be profiled. go to foxbaltimore.com and tell us what you think you can sound off through facebook. send us a tweet@foxbaltimore. text your answer to 45203. enter fox 45 a for yes. fox 45 b for no, and your response may air on the "late edition" at 11:00. >> fresh set back in efforts to stop the gushing oil well on the gulf seafloor. bp is reporting crews are siphoning 2200-barrels a day. less than half of previous estimates. with these miscalculations no one has any idea exactly how much oil has

they advanced to 2nd base and phillips scores the winning run and rockies have a double header sweeps one of about ten teams in baseball with 20 or more victories. there's a lot of baseball left to play. >> not bad. they are 3 and 3 in this road trip stpwhrfplt the game today and the two in st. louis, they have a shot to come home with a winning record! burnett and desmond have comments about the 7th inning error that cost the nats the ball game yesterday. >> we have not been throwing strikes to left-handers all year. i threw the ball well but it was a bad break and it's part of the game and we'll move on. that's baseball. >> it's a tough play. you know, i expect myself to make it. but it's the way it goes sometimes. >> and both guys have been pitching extremely well, especially burnett when he comes out of the bullpen. >> absolutely. in shaun's case, yesterday, the base hit that scored the run, the ball ends up going off of shaun's glove. this is a guy who has been effective all season since they got him from the pirates. he has not started a game since and he's been remarkably succ

and is carter phillips said, he says from a good chicago law firm, right? i think what distinguishes justice stevens from the other justices are his hype thet cals, they really force the advocates it understand the limits of his or her theory of the case, my favorite was at ncaa versus tarkanian, when he asked the lawyer, i'll tell you what this is, but it is not important you get this exactly when he asked the lawyer whether united airlines would be a state actor for purposes of section 1983, if it told o'hare airports a government entities manager that united would move its planes to midway airport if 0 hey did not fire the o'hare employee who was in charge of the terminal that united operated from. ed lawyer stood there for more than 30 seconds. he was saying nothing then justice scalia leaned ford and told him the answer you are looking for is no. you could always count on justice scalia for some good lines like that. and in my judgment, carter phillips continues, justice stemps also asks the hardest hypothesisals and he did it so gently, that the effec

. >> snakes in the grass are becoming a problem in fairfax koun phillip authorities report an unusually high numberer of copperhead sightings and nonfatal bites to humans. a fairfax county family says their dog was attacked in clifton. jane? >> i'm in the news room, normally reports of snakebites and sightings don't peak in virginia until august through october. but perhaps it's the unusual winter that's made it an unusual time for venomous snakes. >> if luke the border collie appears a bit nervous, he is. with the reason lurking in the woods just a few feet away. ten days ago, he was bitten in the paw by a copperhead snake as he played in the yard. >> he comes in and he's not putting any weight on his foot and he's bleeding. my husband said can you check him and i got in the shower first and by the time i got down, it was totally swollen about the size of a baseball. >> reporter: luke's family says earlier in the month a man was bitten and sur vooied, prompting authorities to warn county residents about the unusually high number of bites to hue mans a local vet treated luke the dog's c

. >> who is on the show this week in the junkies spoke with ryan phillipe. will be joinedy justin bar. this a. in a new movie called the holy rollers. i will be joined in coming weeks by george romero. >> know what you are getting yourself into with macgruber. know you are watching a cleverly stupid movie. >> thank you so very much. tony, i hope you weren't taking your words oust context. >> i like cleverly stupid movies. i loved tropic thunder. i had no interest in this but based on your review, i will go see it. >> the tailers are dumb. but watch the movie because it knows what it is. val kilmer was great. it is funny. >> they talk about chick flicks. maybe this is kind of a guy flick. >> and kevin, i know what i'm getting you for christmas. a box of tissues. >> i wasn't crying. >> he is very emotional. >> i'm going to get fired for that. >> we got to jump into weather here and get to weather guy. let's start with the current temperatures across the region. not a bad start to the day right now. we have a temperature of 58 degrees here in the nation's capit

she came to matthew phillips salon to have her hair professionally straightened.s only been in the past few years that formulas that are chemical-free and safe enough have come out to use on different kinds of hair. >> formaldehyde is the product everybody was worrying about, applying to it the hair. >> reporter: the new formulas are formaldehyde-free. amy's hair is washed and then the process begins. the product is combed through. hair is blown dry and then straightened. but this will last three to four months. >> with this product, because we're totally in charge of how much curl is left in the air, it's really a defrizzer along with a straightener. >> reporter: this is how amy's hair came out. much smoother than what it looked like before. >> i'm thrilled. it should cut down my prep time in the morning by half. that time is precious to me in the morning. >> reporter: at naomi's studio and salon, a keratin method is used. norma wants straight hair for the summer. the salon's owner says this type of straightening will change it dramatically. >> it's without the f

those includes shell, conoco phillips, llog, anadarko, anding international.fear not, according to representatives of the petroleum business cloaked in a name that sounds environmentally protective, this isn't so catastrophic after all. don't forget, before astroturf meant fake grassroots ginned up by lobbyists, it meant flooring, flooring made of plastic. i have just one word for you -- plastics. did you know that plastics are a petroleum product? that does it for us tonight here in new orleans. we'll see you again tomorrow night back in new york city. keith olympic berman starts right now. thanks for being with us. >>> which of these stories will you be talking about tomorrow? from times square to arrested in 53 hours and 30 minutes. and a president is not crowing and not trying to terrify the citizens for whom he works. >> as americans and as a nation, we will not be terrorized. >> the suspect is faisal shahzad and he is singing like a bird. >> he has been talking to us and providing useful information. >> providing it before and after he was read his miran

i'm kyra phillips. here's what we're working on for you right now. we begin with the one who nearly got away, whisked away from jfk. this guy could be intelligence gold in the wider fight against terror. >>> nashville's nightmare. it just took a weekend to swamp that city. it could take years to recover. >>> and how many times have you given this to your sick kids? you better stop now. >>> we begin with times square and the terror suspect faisal shahzad under arrest and apaperly in a talkative mood. so what is he saying to investigators? federal authorities say the 30-year-old pakistani american has admitted to building the crude concoction single handledly. they say that he claims to have received explosives training at a terrorist camp in pakistan. u.s. attorney eric holder says, "it is clear this was a terrorist plot." pakistani intelligence officials continue to cnn two people have been detained for questioning, a friend and a father-in-law of faisal shahzad. u.s. terror officials say they're still trying to verify any connection to the pakistani

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ted phillips gathers trace evidence from all around the world from these landings. >> larry: thank you planet that created satisfaction. the great keith richards song. that's a miracle. >> larry: we thank our panel very much. as you may know, oprah winfrey is heading up the no phone zone initiative. as of today, i am taking the no phone zone pledge. i'm challenging others to do so as well. this includes no texting and

ted phillips gathers trace elements all the way around the world from these landings. >> larry: thanks, larry! and this is the planet that created "satisfaction," the great keith richards song. that's a miracle. >> larry: as you know, oprah winfrey is heading up the no-phone zone initiative, and as of today, i'm taking the no-phone zone pledge. i'm challenging otheo

phillips' caplets. >> larry: before we get back with laura bush, let's check in with anderson cooper.ll host "ac 360" at the top of the hour. what's our lead tonight, anderson? >> tonight on 360, we're keeping then honest. oil gives playing the blame game on capitol hill. all the finger-point willing not stop the 210,000 gallons of oil a day spewing into the gulf. might prevent this from happening again if we can get a straight answer. also, up close, imagine being told you would never move your limbs again, and then doing it. a trainer at a controversial rehab in california says it's possible. you'll hear the patient testimonials and from dr. sanjay gupta with a healthy dose of skepticism. >>> plus, a family puts a diamond ring on craigslist. instead of getting a sale, there is a murder. that's tonight in crime and punishment, and something to make you mile before going to bed, the hollywood walk of fame. more at the top of the hour, larry. >> only in america. "ac 360," 10:00 eastern, 7:00 pacific. we're back with laura bush. we have a tweet question. you twitter too, right? laura bu

. >> phillip mudd: what we're facing here is not an episodic series of terrorist events.hat we're facing is a group of people who see themselves as revolutionaries. >> kroft: until he retired a few months ago, philip mudd was the senior intelligence advisor to the fbi, and its director. he is an authority on homegrown terrorism, and believes the recent activity has been poorly organized and executed by lone wolfs, or clusters of individuals who aren't part of an organized network or a terrorist cell. instead, they see themselves as part of a global movement that is being facilitated by the internet. >> mudd: the internet often is not the initial spark, but it helps them go down a path. >> kroft: and what are they seeing on the internet? >> mudd: they're seeing images, for example, of children and women in place like palestine and iraq. they're seeing sermons of people who explain in simple, compelling and, in some cases, magnetic terms why it's important that they join the jihad. they're seeing images and messages that confirm a path that they're already thinking of takin

. >> tonight, captain richard phillips reveals the inside story you haven't heard of how he became a globe. >> now, he's one guy with four pirates on a lifeboat. >> with rarely seen video and dramatic minute by minute details from the commander in chief himself. >> the first thing i thought about was his