[monkey chirping] rizzo, make room. - okay. thanks, rizzo.tleman. - goin' home early? - yeah. yeah, it's been a hard day. - mm-hmm. ten years of being here, everything i have fits in this box. - you know i didn't want it this way. - no, no. i'm glad. i'm going on vacation. rizzo's always wanted to learn how to water-ski, so-- [monkey chirping] how's it going with waxman? - great. great. got it all under control. [chuckles] [dog barking] - then why is your purse barking? - [sighs] [dog whimpering] i was gonna pose as her owner and take her to another animal hospital. - interesting. - what am i supposed to do? okay? she needs the surgery, and i don't want any doctors here getting into trouble. - if only you knew a doctor here who's not a doctor here. okay. you believe that miscreant wanted to put this beautiful dog to sleep? wonder why i'm not a fan of most people. - one day you're gonna have to accept the fact that you're part of the human race. are we really that bad? - hold this right here. - right here? - yup. - okay. - don't move. - just l

[monkey chirping] rizzo, make room. - okay. thanks, rizzo.tleman. - goin' home early? - yeah. yeah, it's been a hard day. - mm-hmm. ten years of being here, everything i have fits in this box. - you know i didn't want it this way. - no, no. i'm glad. i'm going on vacation. rizzo's always wanted to learn how to water-ski, so-- [monkey chirping] how's it going with waxman? - great. great. got it all under control. [chuckles] [dog barking] - then why is your purse barking? - [sighs] [dog whimpering] i was gonna pose as her owner and take her to another animal hospital. - interesting. - what am i supposed to do? okay? she needs the surgery, and i don't want any doctors here getting into trouble. - if only you knew a doctor here who's not a doctor here. okay. you believe that miscreant wanted to put this beautiful dog to sleep? wonder why i'm not a fan of most people. - one day you're gonna have to accept the fact that you're part of the human race. are we really that bad? - hold this right here. - right here? - yup. - okay. - don't move. - just l

. >> there is manager davie johnson and mike rizzo got into a heated exchange after sunday's loss which ended way w. davie yelling, why don't you come don here and manage this team. the orioles kicked off a four- game series against the white sox at camden yards. bottom of the second, lou ford breaks a scoreless tie with a home run to right field. bottom of the eighth, os down. baltimore wins 4-3. it is their 70th victory of the year which surpasses their final total of 2011. the teams go back at it again tonight. >> still hoping for an o rioles- nats match-up. >>> we still have plenty ahead, your weather, traffic and all your top stories. >> fox 5 morning news continues right now. right now. . >>> good morning, everyone.

nationals general manager mike rizzo decided last spring to heed that advice.ith the deadline approaching, there is enormous pressure on rizzo to change his mind. >> have you had any second thoughts about this decision? >> i have not. i don't think i'd be doing my job as a caretaker of this franchise long-term to forego the long-term health of stephen strasburg for short-term games here in 2012. >> reporter: his decision has caused shock waves in baseball. some of strasburg's teammates and many fans fear they'll lose their big chance. washington's first world series since 1933. >> i think it's pathetic what they are doing. >> reporter: he was the pitching coach for the atlanta braves. >> washington has a chance to go to the world series. and don't tell me down the road we'll get another shot at it. you might never get another shot at it again. to do this would be a slap in the face to the fans. >> reporter: even tommy john says it's a mistake. >> the golden ring on the merry go round comes around maybe only one time. >> reporter: what does stephen strasburg thi

rizzo is saying you i can sleep at night because i made the right decision.body needs to chill out and let them do -- they have the best record in major league baseball. they're doing something right. >> it's getting 15 million over four years. >> i am fascinated that you're part owner of the nationals. >> me too. my investment probably ee waits to a per diem compared to the ownership. but it's all good. >> you can say i'm part owner. >>> inside inf >>> three female punk rockers now face years in a russian prison. this morning, they were convicted of hooliganism. we'll look at their high-profile fight over free speech on "cbs this morning." living with the pain of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis could mean living with joint damage. help stop the damage before it stops you with humira, adalimumab. for many adults with moderate to severe ra, humira's proven to help relieve pain and stop joint damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal events, such as infections, lymphoma or other types of

. >> reporter: at this point, there is no changing mike rizzo's mind. he made the decision to keep him five months ago and doesn't plan to change that. even though the nats are in the post season. they have the best record in baseball. 72-45, and a four 1/2-game lead in the division. strauss bug is pitching this afternoon and entering the game, a 13-5 record and a 2.9e.r.a. and he continues to lead the national league in strikeouts while holding the opponents to a .226 batting average. officially after 160 innings, like zimmerman did last year and there were plenty of rumor lately and that before, he pitched 133 and a third innings, based on earning six innings per outing and will eclipse the 116th inning mark on september 7th. he will go from 1 coo is can 62 to 180. at the sixth-inning pace, he would surpass 180 innings on september 24th and rizzo explained that it's on research. and the nationals are leading, five-2. >> and thank you. >> all right, mr. mcgrady, not a bad day out there. >> and temperatures in the low 80s and 70s. >> and tomorrow looks

. >> at this point there are no change in mike rizzo's mind. the nats gm made the decision to keep strasburg on a limit five months ago and does not plan on changing that now. here's the best record in baseball, 73-45. strasburg pitched this afternoon, seven strikeouts in six innings and is now 14-5 this year with a 2.91 e.r.a. strasburg also continues to lead the national league in strikeouts while holding his opponents to a .224 average. initially the thought was after 160 innings just like jordan zimmerman did last year, but there have been rumors that strasburg could go as many as 180 which means he would miss his final three starts. >> hits the ball great and seems to get stronger as the game went on. came off a great road trip. people don't realize i think he's now had a full season in the big leagues and he's still running hard. the hitters react to his stuff. he's got great breaking stuff and great fastball. sometimes he overthrows. he's just settling into who is he and getting comfortable with what he's up against. >> in other words, h

not the 160 quoted by gm rizzo at the beginning of the season.aves about 47 innings for him to do his magic and if last night is any indication, he's saving his best stuff for last. taking on the diamondbacks, bottom of the third. making aaron hill look silly. more from straussberg later. the top of the fifth. game tied at 1. one man on for ryan zimmerman. two men coming home for the nationals. crushed. zimmerman's 16th of the year. they take a lead in the arizona desert. how about 200 innings out of straussberg. look what he's doing to the batters, guys. straussberg went six inninging allowing one hit struck out six. top of the sixen now. michael morse. oh, my goodness. oh! his 11th of the year. nats first team to 70 wins. 9-1 destruction of arizona. they have now won seven in a row. >>> orioles hosting the royals. what a night for this 20-year-old. called up thursday, and i think he likes being up in the majors. look at that. a solo shot. his first career home run. machado, just getting started. bottom of the sixth, guy, and ma chaud oh 12th yo

rizzo and broyster were the last two names.roximately 50 somali nationals walked into the polling place, one at a time, with the same translator who instructed them to vote for rizzo. this happened all day long. all sorts of witnesses saw this. at the end of the day, rizzo won by one vote. that election caused great consternation in the missouri legislature and i could go into the legal rambling about that, but those people who registered illegally were non-citizens and they probably through that election. i am not saying that rizzo organized it, but somebody did. in counties, there was a hall- forming tissue in southwest kansas where there had to be a referendum to allow the particular type of operation. the county clerk testified that people who were non-citizens according to her belief were registered to vote. does it cause a great burden? i would say no. there are actually 12 different documents that kansas law allows you to use to prove your citizenship. after the real idea was passed by congress in 2005, most states were

rizzo and royster.eyewitnesses observed one polling place, approximately 50 somalia nationals, walked into the place one at a time by the same translater, reid coach, instructed them to vote outside the polling place for rizzo. all witnesses saw this for an extended period of time. at the end of the day, rizzo won by one vote. that election caused great consternation in the missouri legislature, and i can go into the legal wrangling about that, but bottom line is those people were registered illegally, non-citizens, and they threw that election. i'm not saying that the legislator himself, rizzo, organized it, but somebody did. there's similar examples in kansas on ballot issues in cons. there was a hog issue in cams to have a referendum to allow the operation in. the county clerk testified before the legislature those who were non-citizens according to her belief were allow -- were busted and registered to vote. now, does it cause a great burden? no. there's 12 documents that the kansas law allowed you

mike rizzo gave pam's = = gave -- gave fans a glimpse of hope.frostburg went six innings last night. walked four. he was one hit. struck out six. he is now 13 and 5 on the season. the offense did its part in the fit. ryan zimmerman driving one deep. it is gone. he is smiling about it. the nats up 3-1. in the six, michael morse as i am the one with a game hitting streak. solo shot. the nationals when 9-1. they were all smiles about it talking afterwards. bryce harper was not talking to much. he is out of the national line up to date for the first time in three days. he's only hitting .250. >> take a look at the live super doppler radar. a thunderstorm cell is now getting ready to enter the district. across the 14th street bridge for that matter. near the white house, the national mall. bastion fizzle out. heavier storms off to the west. here is our extended outlook. less humid tomorrow. upper 80's and 90's on monday. >> think it's a much for joining us. we i'm barack obama and i approve this message seen this? mitt romney claiming the president d

general manager rizzo says he's going to stick with the doctor's recommendation that the pitcher only be allowed to pitch fewer innings this season. >>> rookie bryce harper spent his off day yesterday at the bryce harper baseball pro-camp in fairfax. it was for little leaguers between the ages of 6 and 14. some of them not much younger than 19-year-old harper. he says he's happy to give back and build the nationals' young fan base. >> when i was back home, i loved going out and seeing little leaguers play. being around and really doing things for the community. i think, you know, coming into d.c. and really trying to do things for this town, this city, for the kids and stuff like that, i think, you know, it's always a lot of fun and i have a blast out here with everybody. >> harper and the nationals will take on the new york mets tonight in washington. yay, nationals. >>> e-bay says it is getting out of the black magic business as part of a new policy. the online auction site says it will no longer offer psychic readings and healing sessions. and the same goes for magic potions, spell

anthony rizzo hits one high and deep. the rookie ties the game at 6 with a solo shot. bottom of the ninth, two on for hanley ramirez, and he delivers. rbi single. let the celebration begin. dodgers walk off with a 7-6 win. >>> to motown, where the tigers pulled off an incredible combat. indians up in the tenth when the tigers come roaring back, quickly score three to set the table for miguel cabrera. the slugger wins the game with a two-run blast, his 27th homer of the year. detroit rallies to win 10-8 in ten. >>> royals and rangers also needing extras. tied at 6 in the tenth. jeff rankure with the rounder to third. he tries to turn two but throws it away. in comes the winning run. royals take care of the error and win 7-6. >>> the phillies ryan howard has struggled since returning from a torn achilles. this might help his confidence. walk-off rbi single against the d'backs. phillies win 5-4. >>> nascar, jeff gordon took the checkered flag with a rain-shortened win at pocono. and in golf, keegan bradley won the bridgestone invitational after jim furyk double bogeyed on

embrace widely regarded as the best player of all time the seventy one year old strike it lifted three rizzo's record five world comes but at the olympics like ever so far managed to settle this thing a bronze how about politeness show that neymar and i can break this duck and i play mexico at wembley on saturday. brazil has a good team you know it's a good name i was the best player so i wish we had the only man who wouldn't have you know the olympics and the matter where i am here i would say come back to brazil with a good mood and they take the opportunity if they want to see me in brazil. on the gulf now and call paterson takes a one shot lead into. the second round of the u.s. p.g.a. championship in south carolina bacon south california suede enjoyed a bogey free first round to call it a six under par sixty six he birdied three of the four hours to record under seventy two for the first time last season you know well the most rewarding mcelroy is a stroke off the pace the northern irishman also finished without any bogeys the second with three others and followed one discussed comics nor

davey johnson and mike rizzo got into a heated exchange which ended with davey yelling why don't youe down and manage this team? yikes. >>> how about them o's in the first of four against the white sox. the first homer of the season and o's are up 1 -0. bottom 8 they're down 3-works but here comes nate mclouth, a recent pickup and looking like a pretty good pickup, his second home run as an oriole. they go up 4-3. so in baltimore the bird is the word. >>> day one at u.s. open, american donald young in the near court facing top seeded wimbledon champ roger federer, young just 3-21, well, make that 3-22, gets ripped by fed with the forehand pass right there and this was an easy three setter for federer. >>> how about your olympic gold medal standing murray, no trouble with alex bolomoldov jr. they are cruising the top seeds so far at the u.s. open. shawn yancy back to wrap up the edge in a moment. >> the verizon 4g lte sports desk brought to you by verizon 4g lte. introducing share everything, only from verizon. a shareable pool of data to power up to 10 different devices. add multiple

bring that spirit into the law of the law and i was that it's a zombie there because the customs rizzo's through some zombie banks we do breed to bring spirit a spirit a life a soul back if we write who should the government and demetrius the course there are a lot of work here at the church on wall street that brings i guess the spiritual world to wall street we need to restore this spirit of the law that we all are among the dead who we honor we are not at all of that that we cannot speak so we can honor the dead no no i don't i don't agree oh ok you're putting someone else on t.v. somebody whose book they have right there with their broken heart and they was i've heard that about that venice well i think the point is that on friday the thirteenth we are in a break right now are trying to invoke this spirit of the law that seems to be missing when it comes to financial crime. all right that's it for our show today that's all we have time for from our jaunt to new york but will be back in washington on monday with charles ferguson of inside job until then follow me on twitter or you tub

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down by one in the 9th, rizzo ties it up with a solo shot over the wall.gers came back in their half. ramirez ends the contest with a walkoff single. l.a. takes it 7-6 and remains a half game back of san francisco in the west. at this year's u.s. open, jim furyk held a late lead, but let it slip away. today he was trying to avoid more heartbreak at the bridgestone invitational. he lead on day one. he sinks this long birdie at 14 under and was up by two. one of his playing partners kept the pressure on by shooting a 64. this birdie on 16 kept him one stroke back. furyk still lead by one. but a terrible chip leaves him short. he saves par with this amazing putt. that put him at 13 under. furyk had to make this putt for bogey to force a playoff, but it is no good. more disappointment as bradley takes the title. it is his first since winning last year's pga championship. it took a convoy of trucks to drive off pocono race way. leader jimmy johnson gets bumped by kenseth. both spinout. hamlin got the worst of it. jeff gordon took the lead and when thunderstorms

that, a verbal sparring match over the phone between davey johnson, the manager of the club, and mike rizzo, the general manager, within earshot of reporters. one play neither one liked is adam laroche involved in a very bizarre play. jayson werth on second. it looks like he hits a home run to center field, right? but it bounces off the railing. that means the ball is still in play. so they thought the ball was out. they're casually going around the bases. laroche tagged out between second and third. a video replay upheld the call. that's their fourth straight loss. after the game, davey johnson not pleased one bit with the effort. >> this is a game you never take anything for granted. two players took it for granted the ball was out. you i know, i asked laroche, what were you thinking? he said, i was going for three. i7d, you weren't going very fast. >> i got a little confused coming around second, i saw jayson, and i was going to try to go this irthird. he came back, and just -- >> four games in a row, not the end of the world. the nats getting back at it tomorrow. >>> you guys remember a

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. >> come out and do the julie rizzo. grab the camera and step on it. >> i think he might.think that he might. he might go out threatened and scorched earth in tampa, which ask hot as well. okay. a little bit south of you in anaheim california, some muslim woman working at disney wore the head scarf because that's what religion dictates she says that disney let her go because of her attire and you say? >> i just wish that everybody would lighten up a little. you know? if she wants to wear the -- is it called a he jab or thing that looks like the table cloth from the spaghetti scene lady and the tramp. she wants to wear that can't she wear the mouse ears on top of it? i don't even know the rules anymore. all i know at some point you have got an employer. they got you in garb. for god's sake they have got kids running around dressed at pluto. it's 110 degrees in anaheim. they are not allowed to sue. can't she lighten up? >> bill: put the picture of the young woman back on the screen please. you want her to wear this with respect to islam but have mouse ears on top of it. is t

rizzo and broyster were the last two names. 50 somali nationals walked into the polling place, one at a time, with the same translator who instructed them to vote for rizzo. this happened all day long. all sorts of witnesses saw this. at the end of the day, rizzo won by one vote. that election caused great consternation in the missouri legislature and i could go into the legal rambling about that, but those people who registered illegally were non-citizens and they probably through that election. i am not saying that rizzo organized it, but somebody did. in counties, there was a hall- forming tissue in southwest kansas where there had to be a referendum to allow the particular type of operation. the county clerk testified that people who were non-citizens according to her belief were registered to vote. does it cause a great burden? i would say no. there are actually 12 different documents that kansas law allows you to use to prove your citizenship. after the real idea was passed by congress in 2005, most states were required t

mike rizzo about his decision to pull strasburg off the mound even though it will hurt the team's chancethe world series. also the disappearing flaishiers of montana's glacier national park. we'll show you how warmer temperatures are melting the glaciers threatening wildlife and the water supply when we see you at 7:00. >> i hope you'll be tuning in because your mets are down here in the capital city this weekend. >> be kind to us, please. >> i think it will be a sweep. maybe not 11-1. >> come on. give us a game. >> i like the positive approach. it's going to hurt them pulling stref ten strasburg -- stephen strasburg when they're in the world series. >>> today the presidential campaign lands in fairfax county. it's another virginia stop for vice presidential candidate paul ryan. >> kristin fisher is live in springfield this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the candidates are really showing just how important the state of virginia is in this race. mitt romney chose this state as the place to announce his running mate last weekend. now paul ryan has campaigned here twice i

will be sometime probably between 160 and 180 innings, but once he reaches whatever limit gm mike rizzo thinks he's reached, they're shutting him down. that's going to be it. he's not pitch negotiate postseason. fans can -- pitching in the postseason. fans can hold out all hopes, but it's not going to happen. >> we know they can make it to the postseason without him barring any absolute fail or collapse, but can they win a world series without strasburg? >> they sure can. i think that's one of the reasons why this has become such a huge story nationally, stephen strasburg getting shut down, but in the district i think fans know they have enough to get the job done even without him. he's their ace, their stud young pitcher, but with gio gonzalez, jordan zimmerman and the offense rounding in the form, get healthy, got a great bullpen, putting up a ton of runs, this is a very strong team. >> they've got four other great arms in the rotation, so no need to worry, nats fans. thanks so much. the nats are off today. they'll be back in action tomorrow against the mets. back to you. >>> still ah

down by one in the 9th, rizzo ties it up with a solo shot over the wall.odgers came back in their half. ramirez ends the contest with a walkoff single. l.a. takes it 7-6 and remains a half game back of san francisco in the west. at this year's u.s. open, jim furyk held a late lead, but let it slip away. today he was trying to avoid more heartbreak at the bridgestone invitational. he lead on day one. he sinks this long birdie at 14 under and was up by two. one of his playing partners kept the pressure on by shooting a 64. this birdie on 16 kept him one stroke back. furyk still lead by one. but a terrible chip leaves him short. he saves par with this amazing putt. that put him at 13 under. furyk had to make this putt for bogey to force a playoff, but it is no good. more disappointment as bradley takes the title. it is his first since winning last year's pga championship. it took a convoy of trucks to drive off pocono race way. leader jimmy johnson gets bumped by kenseth. both spinout. hamlin got the worst of it. jeff gordon took the lead and when thunderstor

on may 4th we'll have mike rizzo, general manager of the washington nationals and on may 9th, billieean king, tennis legend. next up, i want to present our traditional npc mug. handy for drinking coffee on the desert island. i i have one last question. who do you think will win the world series this year? >> someone predicted i was going to get this question and the answer i gave was every player bays the same amount of dues and those days pay the salaries here. in seriousness, i think even the most are department baseball writer would say this is almost an impossible year to pick that. you have six or seven teams in the american league that or just as good as any to make in the world series and the national league appears to be completely wide open. that's the one question i'm going to duck. i abced the owner question but that question i'm going to duck. >> how about a round of applause for our speaker today. [applause] >> i want to thank all of you for coming today, and i'd also like to thang our national press club staff, including its journalism institute broadcast center for org