reed johnson with the bat. and the seventh they break it up. 7th inning for the cubs. johnson had himself a triple with the bases loaded down the right field line. about the only highlight offensively for the giants provided by cody ross who hit it deep and over the vines. two run shot. but 11-4 is your final. madison baumgartner takes the loss. he is now 0-6. we were talking about the sharks, they have the highest television rating as more than 250,000 households were watching the game last night. victorias over detroit. 250,000 house holds they calculated. that's about 2.5 per household. >>> you don't see this every day. a spectator goes into the drink trying to pull out a driver. the golfer michael bradley accidently tossed in there. helping the guy out. bradley by the way did not make the cut. david tom tonight's birdie put at 11. and nick wattny from dixon is in second with just a shot back. that's the highlights for this hour. a's play at 9:00. and we'll have it for you. >>> lace up your running shoes for san francisco's most famous foot race. the final touches b

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reed johnson, that ball looked like it was headed out of the park. 's like what's going on. 5-7 for the cubs. reed jackson this time with a bat in his hands down the right field line. bases loaded triple. if the giants had a good moment it was this. cody ross puts the sweet part of it on the bat. two run homer but not nearly enough. madison baumgartner loser now 0- 6. >>> the nfl work stoppage continues but there is work to be done off the field. some of it surgically. 49ers second draft pick collin copernick it was revealed today he recently had a procedure to repair a preexisting condition in his leg. the 49ers were aware of the problem and it's not expected to impact his season, assuming there is one. >>> another game seven, the under the radar memphis grizzlies pushing the thunder to the limits. they owned the second half. mayo hard to the hoop to break the tie and they own the second half. 51-29 of course zack randolph right in the middle of it. back to oklahoma city they go for game seven. winner to face dallas, that's the sporting life for a fr

reed johnson, that ball looked like it was headed out of the park. going on. 5-7 for the cubs. reed jackson this time with a bat in his hands down the right field line. bases loaded triple. if the giants had a good moment it was this. cody ross puts the sweet part of it on the bat. two run homer but not nearly enough. madison baumgartner loser now 0- 6. >>> the nfl work stoppage continues but there is work to be done off the field. some of it surgically. 49ers second draft pick collin copernick it was revealed today he recently had a procedure to repair a preexisting condition in his leg. the 49ers were aware of the problem and it's not expected to impact his season, assuming there is one. >>> another game seven, the under the radar memphis grizzlies pushing the thunder to the limits. they owned the second half. mayo hard to the hoop to break the tie and they own the second half. 51-29 of course zack randolph right in the middle of it. back to oklahoma city they go for game seven. winner to face dallas, that's the sporting life for a friday night. >>

in the seventh the cubs blow it open, reed johnson with a bases clearing double.nts win 11 had been 4 cubs win. >> and a's and white sox. get your cotton candy here, omar vizquel is right here. and chicago would build a lead. a's get on board in the seventh. this makes it 4-3. big gamble in the bottom of eighth, and coco crisp is out trying to stealing home. everybody goes, why did you lose do that? >> sharks open the western conference finals tomorrow in vancouver that gives them time to rest and puts the pressure of their fans to come down a bit of two and a half hours of brilliant win that matter most. being ridiculed patric marleau got his first point of the series. turned out to be the game winner. after moment of relief. they set their sights on vancouver. abilities. >> going to be a battle. they are a great team and we have to make sure we are ready for them. >> they are fast and strong. they have good defense. it's what they have done all year. >> we mentioned the patric marleau situation, jeremy roenick questioned his heart earlier and here is what j.r. h

reed johnson smacks a bases clearing triple. the cubs get five runs in the 7th and three more in the 8th taking the opener 11-4 ending the giants winning streak to six. >> around the school everyone is talking about it and the teachers are into it. everyone wants the triple crown. so it will be something special if we can get it. >> the washington eagles did indeed get the triple crown. they won 3-1 yesterday at at&t park to win the city title and to become the first school in the league's 87-year history to win football, basketball and baseball championships in the same year. impressive. >>> the show goes on without tiger at the players' championship. starting on the back back phil mickelson. shooting a 68 to get to 10 under for the tournament. >>> derrick rose may be the league's mvp but he is still not the most powerful person in chicago. game 1 of the eastern conference finals was moved up to sunday because oprah is taping her show at the united center on monday. now that's power. >>> and finally add two more names to the wa

and we have "andrew johnson," a presidential biography by annette gordon-reed. one would think >> as i read through them, itmu became apparent to me that they had an enormous amount innt common. andrew johnson, of course, was a southern unionist, and the war was over the union. furthermore, there are huge constitutional issues, huge race issues in both books, and sormor they do have tail nicely.ge r dovetail nicely. let me introduce our authors, and the authors will speak, and we'll have a question and answer session. we will have a question and answer session. hopefully there will be lots of times for questions and answers and i expect you to participate. when we begin i remind you this is not a moment for you to give speeches, it is time for you to ask questions and for the authors to answer. first, harold holzer has written or edited several dozen books. he is by my standards perhaps the best authority on abraham lincoln in the world. i recently had the opportunity to use one of his books in my undergraduate class with great success. harold has received the na

reed is a history law professor at havard university. she is the author of "the hemingses of monticello" which was awarded the national book award and pulitzer prize in history. her book on andrew johnson as part of time books, the american presidents series. to find out more visit american presidents series.com. >> and now david brooks looks at our unconscious mind shapes our character, intelligence and biases. this is just under an hour. >> it is a great pleasure to be here more or less in my hometown, went to radnor high school about 13 miles west of here and so it is always good to be back home in this area. because i know philadelphians, i know you did not come to hear me. you came here to hear yourself. [laughter] and so i will try to be brief. and get out of your way. [laughter] it is a pleasure to be back. i try to think of what my high schoolteacher at rattner would have thought if they could have seen me addressing crowds in philadelphia. there would be widespread shock. i was not a big man on campus said radner though i was stuffed into lockers by some of the big man on campus. [laughter] i actually one of my debate partners on the debate team needless to say, one of my deba

reed: mr. speaker, at this time i'm pleased to yield five minutes to the gentleman from ohio, mr. johnson. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio is recognized for five minutes. mr. johnson: thank you, mr. speaker. today i rise in strong support of the reversing president obama's offshore moratorium act, which will lift the president's ban on new offshore drilling by requiring the administration to do what my constituents in eerch and southeastern ohio have been calling for congress to do. open up for production the areas that contain the most oil and natural gas resources right here in america. the hardworking people of my district have made it abundantly clear that their number one concern is the rising price of gas at the pumps. over the past week this side of the aisle has begun to show the american people that we are serious about addressing our energy crisis. and we will not succumb to bringing up bogus proposals that make go well in the court of public opinion but may result in higher gas prices. in 2008 our country was also experiencing record high prices at the pump. any