roberts makes the turn.d the throw will come in way off the mark backed up by the pitcher. ron samwell playing it safe at third with zobrist up with it. zobrist was going to throw home and then he saw an infielder pointing towards third and he ended up throwing the ball between third and home. nowhere. >> jim: you try to hit the auto- --cut-off man and aybar, of course he plays the all over and there is your pitcher, jeff neimann. so the five-run lead, things are not looking too good for jeff neimann. >> gary: i'm just checking here. i think this is the first time a ball club has had double didn't hits against jeff neimann this year. it is. he gave up nine to toronto. no team prior to tonight had had a double digit hit night against the 26-year-old for fab. >> jim: good ball-to-strike raceee, but the last inning, too many ball ins the middle of the plate and the orioles are taking advantage of some great at-bats. >> gary: luke scott. the bases are loaded. nobody out. and scotten a wild cut. the pitch that ha

roberts, pie and reimold, markakis, mora and scott.wieters, aubrey and andino with matt wieters, a very big series hitting .500. >> jim: our scouting report on wade davis, another tall youngster, 6'5", a great debut against the tigers as he only gives up a run in seven innings and then against fenway park gave up seven of the quickest runs you have ever seen, but he does have above average stuff and he will pitch to both sides of the plate with his fastball. >> gary: 24 years old and this is his third major league start, second on this road trip. brian roberts will take the first pitch for a strike. picking up five hits in this series. 5-11. roberts with the 74 rbi's and closing in on the .290 batting average again. and that's going to miss inside. the count will go to 1-1. roberts the numbers continue to pile up for him as he leads the league with 52. a pitch taken away trying to get to that magic 60 doubles mark by the end of the season. he has a shot at it and he tends to hit them in bunches. it will be fouled back and the count at

feldman 46%, roberts 44%. to text 51862.   there's luke scott who's hi less on the night. as you look at francisco the closer just in case, is because he's cure able and has the starting insurance. you want him out bringing the gap. they have not pitched in back to back games. if he throws like he's going to throw tonight a couple innings, it could be 2 2/3, 2 1/3, came on with one out in the 7th inning, probably won pitch for a couple days. they are very careful with him. fouled back this way. look out karen. he doesn't look fragile to me. he has a great delivery. mike maddux has watched him carefully and haze wear of the low arm angle. he said i would like to see it higher. but it may be his natural arm angle. i'm not messing wit. >> jim: just outside, ball 3. the scouting report on him, sometimes feliz drops his arm slot causing his stuff to flatten out. the question is, where's the flat. >> buck: that's what mike maddux is waiting to determine. >> jim: fly ball to left. murphy has it. 2 o

melvin has 6, roberts has 14. >> buck: brian roberts had to step in with the loss of jones. he had a conversation with dave trembley and he asked brian if he would have problems hitting third. he said i will do what you need. that's what a manager wants to hear. trying to put his two best hitters back-to-back. when you're a big bat it's difficult to replace him. >> jim: 3-1 on mora. off the end of bat. kinsler is there. 3 up, 3 down go the birds in the second. each pitcher is settling. in feldman and text ache -- texas a 1-0 lead. 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 $30. that's just plain mean. why do they hate your bags? at southwest airlines, bags fly free. grab your bag. it's on! ( ding ) at some restaurants when you get boneless wings... what are you really paying for? whoa! ha ha! i say "happy," you say "birthday!" happy... birthday! who's hungry? why pay for flair when you can get all the flavor for just $3.99 with wendy's new boneless wings. tender, juicy chicken, hand t

but that's the way uncle robert eats.eah, but what uncle robert didn't tell you was that's how he ruined his face. oh, would you stop? look, watch -- watch how daddy eats. mmm. normal... and if you want to do something after, do this. go ahead. try that. yeah, all right. that's almost -- yeah. got it. oh, robert, thanks. i shouldn't have told ma you were out of orange juice. she said she might start checking things around here more often. well, someone should check to see if my head is in the oven more often. all right, kids, let's finish up, and then who's ready for the zoo-zoo-zoobily-zoo? all: yay! wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute, guys. instead of the zoobily-zoo, how about if daddy takes you to the better zoobery-zoogery zoo? what are you doing? nothing. i'm just thinking that i should take them to the zoo. well, i thought you had golf. well, my children happen to be more important than golf. what are you doing? right now i'm eating in a normal human way, and then the zoo. ray, may i see you in the other r

brian roberts. roberts takes it down low for the ball. brian has flied out and walked and he was robbed of an extra- base hit by perez in center field on a spectacular catch in the think inning. 1-0 delivery by davis. the inside corner for a strike. rbi lead forethe orioles this month. brian on top with 12. scott wieters. mora with seven and reimold with sixth. the orioles try to make it a .500 month if they can get a win in this game. 1-1 delivery. missed inside. two ball, one strike count. a wig chance for the orioles to get a two-out -- two-out hit to get aubrey home. it will be chopped foul at the plate. brian even threw a couple of ups an downs. the runner in scoring position number hasn't changed very much. .320 for him on the year. and he is so consistent. >> jim: that's where they really missed adam jones. the home run, and he hit over .300 with runners in scoring position all year long. here is the 2-2 delivery. >> jim: well, it is spreadity embarrassing to call a ball that far off the corner a strike. >> gary: four strikeouts le

robert, you want to come with us? i don't know. do i? i just thought that since you're a cop, maybe we could walk a little faster, like, right through the red lights... since you're a cop. oh, yeah. right. wait, wait, wait. let me get my jacket. no, no, no. no, no, no. ma... you should, uh... i don't know. why don't you just stay? why don't you just stay? well, why would i do that? because -- because, uh, uh -- oh, hi, honey. yeah. uh, mom... m-marie, uh, uh... you should stay here. why, frank? 'cause... then you and i could have some... alone time. really? okay, well, i guess we'll see you kids in a while. okay. all right. i hope everybody remembers this moment when it's time to name the baby. wait a minute, robert. which way are you going? this is the l.i.e. i said to take the bridge! look, i know what i'm doing. i...uh-oh. what "uh-oh"? why "uh-oh"? uh, uh, well, there seems to be a little traffic. traffic! traffic! bridge! i said the bridge! a-all right. there must be an accident up ahead. well, go around them. just put your siren on

brian roberts back in that lead- off spot. think he is going to have a big flight. >> you're thinking very smart! >> you go to your notes and you say, let's see. >> how early did you get up to start figuring that out? >> i got up at the clack of 11:00. just like a baseball guy! >> the orioles tonight are trying to make it 3-4 from tampa bay. the orioles haven't won three consecutive games. you have to go back to the middle of june. it would with a good way to end this series. >> definitely. against tampa bay, one of our rivals, and even though they're missing carlos pena, it is still very good. zobrist coming out of nowhere. a big hitter. we have to keep him in the yard, too. >> there is pli man, too, brian roberts warming up. mark hendrickson goes into the rotation. he takes over for brian matusz who has been shut down for the year. he will try to get the orioles as many pitches, innings as they can as robert andino at shortstop looking forward to the game. stay tuned. gary thorne and jim palmer are next. they'll have the pla

take another look at robert hight. 262 miles per hour at the eighth mile and 307 at the finish. mike neff not too far behind. not the run he was looking for. ran 4.16, 4.12 in the first session. looked like nice flames and probably put a sill ender out down track and slowed him down a bit. >> jimmy spencer at the line. look at that. isn't that great? whoa! that just went right over me there. how do you do it? john force continues to hold a little court, tell a few stories. i wonder if he can top rusty's stories. they're both good. as get accustomed to the new bonus points here in the playoff for qualifying, robert hight has earned four over the first two sessions. now, remember, he's tenth in the points. anything he can pick up is very important. and let's look at the standings as well in funny car. as they are right now. cruz pedregon, robert hight, ashley force hood, all of the way down to matt hagan. >> great track conditions and you carryover, you see ron capps in the 12th spot with 4.16 right below tony pedregon.

we'll ask robert gibbs about that in about an hour.s a lot, check out the rest of your news on politico.com. >> thanks for that. that was great. you know i don't get that. >>> so today is -- >> a big day. >> andrew scarborough called me last night as he always does at 11:54 p.m. >> thank you. >> knowing that i wake up in three hours, to tell me that today is 09-09-09. >> it is. >> which means only one thing, big beatles day. beatles rock band is coming out today and something i'm more excited about, the remastered beatles albums are out, and as a beatle nut i'm going to be spending time alone. >> you're actually challenging people on the radio on our radio show this morning to try to stop him on beatlemania, 10:00 a.m. to noon, wnbcradio.com. here is to get you ready, donna friesen reports. ♪ he was just 17 >> reporter: they were the world's most influential and popular rock band. ♪ i'll always be true >> reporter: john, paul, george and ringo launched a musical revolution. ♪ love me do >> reporter: and 40 years after they split they'r

>> i hate to meet you this way. >> roberts: relax. know where my keys are? >> roberts: in your hand. >> ryan: the original stop was, they left one of our target houses, and we had a traffic violation on them. and we admonished the girls and sent them on their way. he says, if we'll just take him home, give him his gun back, forget all about this, that everything will be okay. >> yeah. i imagine it would be then. all right. nice work, guys. go ahead and get him out of the cold. - i'm in. - we're in too. i'm a part of it. colonel, i'm in. more than 60 million americans have tried kentucky grilled chicken. an entire grilled nation of believers... in that fall-off-the-bone taste. and now you can be part of it too. try a two-piece meal with 2 sides... and a biscuit for just $3.99. and taste for yourself why 60 million people unthink alike. make it 60 million and 1. unthink... and taste the unfried side of kfc. >> back in 1961, our officer lost his life in a gunfight with a robbery suspect, and the department decided a few years back to hon

robert recktor joins us now. robert, good to have you with us.is an extraordinary amount of money and why is it not in plain view as we look at the budget numbers and what is being proposed? >> this spending is largely hidden, because when you deal with similar programs like medicare and social security, they are a single item in the federal budget. but when you look at aid to the poor, and that's cash, food, housing and medical care for poor and very low income people, it's spread out among 71 different programs and 14 different departments and agencies. so you have to literally go through thousands of pages in the budget to uncover how much we spend on poor people. but when you do that exercise, what you find is that this year, we're going to spend about $800 billion on poor and low-income people. and it's about 5% of the gross domestic product. it's the third largest category of government spending. social security and medicare come first, then public education, then comes aid to the poor or means tested welfare. and we're now at a record leve

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roberts makes the play, though, and they turn two. one run, no hitsno errors and nobody left on base. andino just a little hesitation there. roberts throw. no score. it's how we've always done business. and will for a very long time to come. pnc. leading the way. ♪ tell me who's watching. (announcer) it's right here. it's easy. ♪ i always feel like somebody's watching me. ♪ it's the money you could be saving with geico.  >> gary: time to bring you up to speed with the at&t rapid rewind. this has been a series of mat wieters getting big outs, pie playing a fine center field. luke scott with the long ball. matt wieters with the long ball agame winner, in fact, and a couple of big outs against carl crawford trying to steal. you enjoy it when you win. wieters had the walk-off last night. at&t, the nation's fastest 3 g. network. at&t, your world delivered. and he will lead it off here. a 5-10 series for wieters against tampa bay. he's had a couple of home runs and nine rbi's. >> jim: that is a flies series. i thought he made a great pl

this one by linebacker robert henson made national news. so this is something that is going to stick with him for a while. even though they won, redskins viously were booed on sunday. everybody heard it. this was really irritating for rookie linebacker robert henson. he is a sixth-round draft pick out of tcu. he never played in a regular season game. he gained attention because he was one of the rookies tied to the goal post during training camp. he let his emotions get to him after hearing those boos during sunday's win. he unleashed those thoughts through twitter. here is what he wrote. "all you fake skins fans, don't come to fedex to boo dimwits." the question is, "who are you to say you know what's best to the team when you work 9:00 to 5:00 at mcdonald's?" monday he publicly apologized and today attended a scheduled event helping more than 40 burn survivors attending the burn camp. this is something close to robert because he lost his 10-year-old brother in fire in 1997. today this was special for him to take part in. he gave kids the

izturis, roberts, markakis, roberts and scott. wieters, wigginton.ineup brought to you by southwest airlines. matt wieters against tampa bay. .467. >> jim: and a look at our pnc scouting report. jekyll and hyde. different personalities home and road. there you go. the e.r.a. almost nine runs a game when he is away prom the trop. 89 and a third innings pitched and you usually have to earn your way on, very stingy when it comes to walks. >> gary: a very disappointing season for andy sonnanstine, a 26-year-old who was 13-9 last year. look at the hits. way out of there. >> jim: he came out of nowhere to win 13 games last year. >> gary: they really thought they had themselves as big piece of the rotation and now they really don't know. it certainly hasn't been this year. felix pie, 1-5 in the series. it will be taken down low for a ball. pie continues in the lead-off spot and moving roberts down to the number three hole that works so -- worked so well in the ballgame last night. there is brian. he is waiting in the hole. swung on and missed. the count goe

big base hit for brian roberts. >> rick: that's why i say brian roberts is as tough as any hitter thelways gives you good at bats in those situations. why the orioles wouldn't be afraid to move him anywhere in the line-up when they need offense. look at this pitch right here. middle away, brian pulls it down the left field line. fiorentino good jump, scores easy auntie play. everything worked well for the orioles in that at bat. >> jim: and still only one down. pie takes ball 1. pie is 0 for 2. he has struck out and popped up to the pitcher on a bunt to attempt. outside again, ball 2. meantime, while the orioles now have a 5-0 lead on texas, the angels have a 4-0 lead in kansas city. with joe saunders on the mound. so he angels with a four and a half game lead on the rangers score for the division lead in the west. could have an opportunity to open up a five and a half game lead. holland is laboring here. andino at second, roberts at first, with one down. there's a strike. pie took all the way. >> rick: is still going to be very tough, in my eyes, jim, to see texas catch the l.a. ange

this is robert henson. this is how i carry myself day-to-day. again, i apologize for it. i don't want to take anything away from this opportunity i have here. >> robert henson making a lot of news for that twitter account he shut down. redskins on the field start iin for their starting rank guard. >>> still to >>> two boaters were hurt after an unusual accident. one of the boaters needed to be rescued. she was pulled from the water by a passing boat. the driver was found walking around the backyard of a palm beach home. they were taken to the hospital. >>> smokers can no longer buy candy in flavors. the move was ordered to help cut back on teenagers who pick up the habit. 17-year-old's use flavored cigarettes more often than adults over 25. the ban allows the federal government to regulate tobacco. >>> some interesting new findings in a study about alcohol and head injuries. doctors in los angeles study patients who were drinking and involved in accident. people with alcohol in their blood were more likely to survive head injuries. they said these findings may lead to stu

as robert said earlier, pun intended. this week, though, robert you felt that terrelle pryor was given a little bit more of rope to work with? >> i think that he loosen said up his game a little bit too. young players, just don't read your press clippings because you are never as good or bad as you say you are and i think that what you find with the players who get that label of running quarterback, they try to prove to too many people that they can throat football. so they throw the football below they do have opportunities to run it. i think when you looked at terrelle pryor today i think that he took advantage of those situations and he put a little bit more pressure on the defense because he was able do that. he's a duel threat quarterback. don't worry about what anybody has to say about what you're supposed to be as a quarterback. go out and play the way you know that you can play. >> speech from robert smith. >> yes, a soap box time. >> yes, i like that. >> stand up, did you hear, robert smith on his soap box. >>> m

we just have robert gibbs on.hear a lot about the government run public option tonight. that is extraordinary because there are a number of people in the president's own party who think that is radioactive. >> that is the box said the president is in, and nancy pelosi, and the party is in right now. it is time for specifics. it is time for this president to stop any suggestion of the fact that he is not listening to the american people. we have heard over the last several weeks that the american people are fearful that a public option will turn into a government replacement of the system we have. that is what people are really waiting to hear tonight. alisyn: it sounds like that government-run public option is really the sticking point. it sounds as though two senators have come up with what they think will be a silver bullet, and that is the trigger plan. let us play for you how robert gibbs explained the trigger option. >> as i understand it, the trigger that is proposed is that if certain reforms are not met in

well, roberts denied the base hit, and just missed getting a homer. pie had a double his first time up. pie's second hit in the series, 2-10. >> jim: you talk about the cooler air and it is. it is blowing into the booth. usually the indication. a tough read here sometimes at camden yards because of the warehouse and the wind will swirl. >> gary: 1-1 delivery. pie will take the slider on the inside. i hope pie bought a lottery ticket because the way things are going so far in this game, those gay day where is it is all going right. pie will take it to short and bartlett will grab it and get him. two down. saturday, october 3, you can celebrate october fest here at oriole park. the first 10,000 fans 21 and over, and that will be a blue jays game, will receive an orioles tankerred presented by guinesse. all week long, gather up friends for a great night at the yard and wrap up 2009. the tickets start as low as $9. 888-868-bird or orioles.com for information. a chopper by reimold again to short. he makes the play. davis has a 1-2-3 inning. three up, three

trace: any minute now robert gable step to that podium. this briefing is important because we are going to hear what house reaction to iran dramatically up in the canteen. on top of firing up medium range missiles, they have also fired two longer-range missiles, long enough to reach israel for u.s. troops in the middle east. this comes days after we learn iran has a secret nuclear facility. secretary of state hillary clinton talk about that this weekend. >> we have made it clear they have the right to peaceful nuclear energy for civilian purposes and under appropriate safeguards, but no nuclear weapons program. if we do not get the answers we are expecting, then we will work with our part is to move toward sanctions. trace: major garrett is at the white house for us. the administration is talking about much tougher sanctions. it all depends on getting china and russia on board for these more aggressive tensions. >> that is right. it all depends on how tough the sanctions will be, how soon they take effect, and if you can get the russians a

robert rice, thank you ever so much. and jimmy, thank you. >>> coming up, my take on the bull market on tonight's "supply side minute." we're "the kudlow report" and we'll be right back. >>> welcome back to "the kudlow report." here's our quick supply side minute on a marvelous stock market ride today, merger monday. stocks went up about 2% across the board. the dow up 120 point and the s&p had its best way in five weeks up nearly 2%. the animal spirits reappeared. xerox, johnson & johnson making acquisitions and incidentally sysco was upgraded. financial material and consumer cyclical led the way. but you know what? besides merger monday, there were two other underreported stories that started stocks going up right at the open. first, an excellent "wall street journal" said profits are poised to surprise again. profits are poised to surprise again. we'll get arco to start next week. they are set to leverage corporate cost cutting and productivity into much stronger sales revenues and earnings. not only year on year but

joining us is legendary actor eric roberts, otherwise known as the talented roberts, the interestingerts and the roberts who freakin' rocks. >> i'm all alone in a tv studio so i don't know where to look. >> imagine a good looking talk show host with huge pecs. that's me. before i talk about crash, i want to ask you about the tape of mickey rourke's speech at the independent spirit awards. >> eric roberts. i want to say one things. eric roberts is probably the best actor i ever worked with. >> greg: did you expect that at all? >> no, i didn't expect that at all. we are like old friends and we have been pals and we probably speak three times a month and he asked me, i was -- i was asked if i would show up at the event that night and i did. and then mickey went to the award and lays that on me and it was so flattering and so sweet. i was so moved but i was so embarrassed because i was caught off guard. >> greg: it was a nice moment. you were both in the classic movie pope of greenwich village. how fun was making that movie or do you have any memory of it? >> it was a blast. it was one o

sean: robert, you are out there in remote.t's your general reaction to this. >> i think much like the parents you just spoke to. i think as a parent of two children and as someone who attended this school as a youth myself, i'm outraged over the video and the praising of barack obama for replacing, you know jesus with barack. i think that's incredibly silly action by the administration. i think the parents of this community would like some answers. they would also like to know how the video was leaked. sean: that's a great question. governor, let me throw this to you because we have learned a little bit more about the principal who said she would do it again. apparently she has also put -- president of the school. apparently the president's picture all over the school. in the halls, she touts her trip to inauguration, et cetera. there were photos taken of the school depicting students doing obama-themed activities on top of this. this goes a lot deeper than even this. what is your reaction? >> you want the students of any scho

robert says why does it always have to be about race?ry black person wants equality, they are so fast to pull the race card and that's the reason they are being held back. okay robert are folks overly sensitive, but the rage level that this president was uncalled for and unprecedented. but jim from hollywood, maryland says that means that i didn't do my homework. president george bush gave a similar speech in 1991 from washington, d.c. and democrats then the majority party in congress not only denounced bush's speech, they ordered the accounting office to investigate its production and later summoned top bush administration officials to capitol hill for an extensive hearing. okay jim, i forgotten about that and you do have a point, but while the attack on the first president bush was partisan and unfair, the assault on our 44th president seems disturbingly personal and vicious, especially since the guy has been in office for nine months. robert seems to think i'm being too sensitive. the address is mailbag@wusa9.com. that's our report. i

'cause robert's the problem here. but he's out of both of your lives now.are both very lucky women. amen to that. hey, mr. fogagnolo, is my pizza ready? is ready when i say is ready. that's a good policy. oh, look, there's my little "bastardo." [ all laughing ] hey. hi, ray. everything, uh, okay? what do you mean? oh, just, you know, just surprised to see you two hobnobbing. actually, we have a lot in common. we both hate your brother. oh, oh, that's nice. hey, did robert ever take you to the movies? uh, yes. that's fun, isn't it? all his little rules. "shh! no talking! movie! no talking!" yes! "i don't like to share my good 'n' plenty." he is like idiot. hey, hey, hey, that's, uh, that's a little rough, isn't it? now is ready. papa, listen to this. roberto used me to cheat on this nice lady. he tells me he break up with stefania because he no like girls. americans. your brother -- he is no good. bastardo. this one i like.

tried to get dave roberts but it was too high. where a guy like scott is so dangerous at the 3 yard line. he put so much pressure on the defense. run it past. pulled up at the last second but couldn't hit it. i'm very impressed with iowa's defense and their coverage. their recognition of the routes. they are hugging the jerseys of these receivers in arizona. >> mike: that's pretty good when you stop them after first and goal. he's had one really good game. and one really poor game. this, is equivalent of extra point. and arizona takes the lead here in iowa, their first lead of the ball game. we'll be back to iowa city and sold-out kent stadium in just a moment. ( instrumental music playing ) someday, cars will be engineered, using nanotechnology, to convert plants into components. the first-ever hs hybrid. only from lexus. re-model. re-grout. re-store. all re-powered. meet the hand tool, re-thought. the power and versatility of six tools... packed into one. more innovations. more great values. craftsman. trust. in your hands. ♪ so

>> well, robert has done some work on that. >> no traces? >> the fascinating thing about the story is that we only know of her existence from the letters. as we have no objective records from the birth registries. all we have are the letters in which she is mentioned. there are all those who argue she didn't exist at all. >> there's no question einstein had an unusually active labido. >> i guess it depends on the norm. >> do you think genius is an excuse for this conduct? >> absolutely not. he was the first to acknowledge that, saying that was not his strength. he was a bad father and a bad husband. on the other hand, he said to his second wife, quite clearly that he was going to be engaging in relationships and she accepted it. >> the second wife? >> yes. >> that is elsa. >> yes, that doesn't excuse it, but he is not hypocrite call about it. >> did he have children with her? >> no, they were first cousins. >> was skitsfrania in there with some children, by her previous children? >> no, it was the second son by milava and he had a history of

sean: robert, you are out there in remote.t's your general reaction to this. >> i think much like the parents you just spoke to. i think as a parent of two children and as someone who attended this school as a youth myself, i'm outraged over the video and the praising of barack obama for replacing, you know jesus with barack. i think that's incredibly silly action by the administration. i think the parents of this community would like some answers. they would also like to know how the video was leaked. sean: that's a great question. governor, let me throw this to you because we have learned a little bit more about the principal who said she would do it again. apparently she has also put -- president of the school. apparently the president's picture all over the school. in the halls, she touts her trip to inauguration, et cetera. there were photos taken of the school depicting students doing obama-themed activities on top of this. this goes a lot deeper than even this. what is your reaction? >> you want the students of any scho

and andrew roberts. this is about one hour 50 minutes. . . >> first the rules of this debate. the intelligence debate, you will have voted as you came into the hall. after the six speakers have spoken, you will get a chance to vote again. and to test the power of debate. you will do this in your seats. you don't need to worry. it will come round to you and you will be making your vote while the speakers are doing a summing up. and while the count takes place, each speaker will also do their final summing up and right at the end, we declare the results. and we're going to pose the motion, churchill was more of a liability than asset to the real world, it propose that motion, from pat buchanan, from a career in european lism -- journalism he became advisor to three u.s. presidents and was himself twice accounted for the republican nomination. in his years, he wrote foreign policy speeches and attended summitts. he's published 10 books, including appropriate for tonight's debate, churchill, hitler and the u

brian roberts gets it.nd that will give nick markakis a chance in that clean- up spot. .300 on the but top with the oh- fer two he's had here. he has hit well against sonnanstine. he has had five hits in 16 at- bats against the tampa bay starter. on at first base. roberts. one down. that one sends on out as sonnanstine has lost that release point. so they'll try to break that rhythm and get him back on another track here. he'll try to secure himself at least for the look in the rotation next year. the pitching coach is on the phone to the bullpen sensing that sonnanstine's deliveries right now may be running out of gas. keep in mind that he hasn't had a -- he's only had one major league start since coming back from triple-a where he spent nine starts over two months. as jim nexted, he came on in relief in his last appearance and then the only start since his return was labor day. >> jim: unnick markakis-like, the last time up, he was going to get up and get loose and nick swung at a pitcher's pitch early in

touchdown, roberts! >> roberts atones for the earlier drop, and for the second straight year, the hokies nip the huskers, 16-15. >> ding, ding, at the m.g.m. grand last night. floyd mayweather jr. taking on juan manuel marquez. may weder is one of five fighters to have held five major world titles in five different weight divisions. mayweather knocked down marquez in the second round and continued to dominate throughout the fight, landing 59% of his punches. mayweather winning by unanimous decision. he is now a perfect 40-0 in his career. brian ken east caught up with junior after the win. >> gone from the ring 21 months, floyd mayweather comes back and pitches a shutout. floyd, evaluate your own performance. >> well, up thought i was a little rusty. i was trying to throw different things, jab to the body, just be smart with my defense, you know, and i was looking for the knockout, but he did not take a shot, man. and he's very, very crafty, you know? you know, when the guy got over 50-something fights,

secretary of defense, robert gates said he will not give president obama's general mcchrystal's request for more troops. >>> good day, i'm andrea mitchell, i'm live in new york and we have an exclusive interview with cuba's foreign minister, moments after he addresses the general assembly. meanwhile, intelligence experts say that iran may be hiding up to a dozen more secret underground facilities. and the united states is demanding to get u.n. weapons inspectors into the country as soon as possible. it's the big story at the white house. so let's get to nbc news white house correspondent, savannah guthrie. hey, savannah. >> hi, andrea. >> going into the talks, what does the president, what does the administration think that they have so far from russia and then of course, china? >> reporter: well they've been pretty encouraged by russia's response so far and openness to sanctions. but of course, is devil is in the details with both regard to russia and china. everybody knows you can't get the sanctions you want without them on board. so the question is, how tough sanctions would russia

she was asked a .1 time was roberts saying are you getting up the argument previously made? she said know if we have to lose we would rather lose on this ground than large ground. it's okato narrow law and say an ideological nonprofit group that is incorporated maybe shouldn't be coved by law but don't go the next step and say all corporations including profit-making have the same free-speech rights. >> host: you are listening to david from the los angeles times. next call is from michigan. dave, republican line. >> caller: yes, i would like to ask the man of is question. if you don't want these corporations to have -- we want to restrict their freedom of speech. but why are we doing that when the left, the demrats are continually and publicly assaulting them? don't they have a right to defend themselves and suggest we vote for somebody that wl solve them publicly? an it doesn't say your comment about john mccain, that is one of the reasons he lost support for republicans is his opinion about campaign finance reform. it was very much to the left of politics so that logic doe

we'll be honoring the roberts family. they have made a significant contribution in the community as well as they can speak about the impact of being out there and what it really means to be with your sibling. >> listening to yours is not necessarily concerned that something ising wrong with foster care more than anything, but you're looking at how foster care impacts the lives of children. >> exactly. >> with their siblings. very interesting. i want to thank both of you for coming out here, we appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> the second annual gordon johnson siblings of the award honor the robinsons at the form caterers on the premier avenue. for tickets call 410-496-8151 or go to their website. >>> colonial baptist church is sponsoring facing action on october 11. senior pastor, robert j. anderson jr. joins me to explain what this is all about. welcome here and how are you? >> doing fine. good morning to you. thank you for having me. >> it's a pleasure to have you. >> what is faith in action? >> faith in action is an eff

coming up, "rich dad, poor dad" robert kiyosaki is here.ning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- neil: happy hour just got a whole lot happier. a fox business network correspondent has the details. >> restaurants are struggling to attract customers. now, listen up. some chains are using cheap drinks to get people through the door, but there at the risk of diluting some of their most profitable sales. they are trying to bring in customers with discounts cocktails or in some cases extending happy hours. their goal is to attempt patrons into buying some appetizers, or better yet, stick around for dinner instead of heading home. they make up 10% to 60% of sales, while some upscale chains look for them to be upwards of 20%. the profit margins are much higher. the recession has been devastating for a lot of chains that rely on alcohol sales to boost revenue. chili's reported a drop, while morton's also has reported a drop. the longer customers get used to paying less, well, the more

thanks. >>> robert pavlesh is still with us. robert, we're tight on time. let's get right to it.ve case shiller consumer price confidence numbers. what do you expect? >> home prices probably decline a little bit month over month. but i think what you're going to see as far as consumer confidence, you'll see that starting to increase and continuing that trend. i think you look out for the rest of this week, and you look at the chicago pmi. the adp employment report placate some additional weakness as far as you're concerned. that's a key indicator of how the economy is doing. you'll see snap continue to increase and friday you'll got the not form payroll for the in of november. so you're going to see a continuation of improvement in that trend. but you may see the unemployment rate particular up, but the market looked past that the last time that the number rose because the market understands that unemployment is a lagging indicator and that doesn't factor into what's going on in the market right now. the market is a discounting mechanism. so you really want to be investing here u

so that also is a change that we have not seen anything about. >> reporter: all right, robert glauberdo you see changes that address the kind of problems that lead to the financial crisis? >> well, in terms of the risk behavior on wall street, gretchen is right. leverage is down but the aggregate risk isn't down a wol lot at all and that's quite surprising. i think one of the reasons is quite ironic. because the government is a good job of preventing this from becoming a total catastrophe, memories are very short. and these people who basically live off of risk, this is how you make money, and of course the government knows it and controls that amount of risk, these people have come back into the pond much more quickly than some people would have thought. i think on the other issue of regulatory change, that hasn't happened yet. gretchen's right. i think that there are a number of issues that have to be addressed. they've gotten i think stopped in congress because they are worried about health care. they'll get to them. i hope they get to among others the ones he mentioned, credit swa

neil: robert gibbs is watching this network. amanda carpenter says it is bizarre not to be. amanda, this is not just a fox a fixation? >> this has been a long fixation, and one of the first to raise issues about it is senator robert byrd, who considers himself an expert on constitutional issues, and he wrote a letter earlier this year, worrying about the authority that these czars were taking from the congress. just yesterday, a number of moderate republicans wrote a letter expressing similar concerns. that was written by susan collins, and she says that these czars are taking to put the authority, and she made some of the same arguments that robert byrd did, that they are taking on a centralized aspect of it, and she said basically in this letter, listen. we have cabinet officials, but we do not know how to deal with these czars, had the biggest example that keeps coming up is carol browner, the so-called energy czar, he was involved with negotiating -- who was involved with negotiate, and steven chu was busy handing out stimulus dollars. neil: there is someone else who wan

. >> robert pattinson. i'm starting to think this guy is asexual or something. >> why does he have to flaunt it? >> he doesn't have to flaunt. >> just what, grab some woman's boob? >> no! >> what? >> the gosselins? the parents have not been home, kate nor jon, in a while. >> "lord of the flies" out there. >> welcome to "tmz's" spectacular, extensive coverage of the limo arrivals at the 61st annual primetime emmy awards. all the glitz. all the glamour. >> how many people rolled down their window, by the way? >> two. >> son of a bitch! >> rob lowe! >> tmz, bro. >> the idea was simple. put a guy with a camera and "tmz" sign near the nokia theater to introduce celebrities on the way to the emmys. it was not a good idea. >> hi. how are you doing? nobody is in there. >> it wasn't a total loss. after all, we did get -- >> two. >> who? >> mark wahlberg did roll down the window. >> great. we can talk about film, television, upcoming projects. >> good game today with the patriots. oh, you didn't watch it? >> swing an

a place texas tech has not fared well, robert. what do we expect from a much earlier meeting this season. >> for me, when you look at texas, i want to see defensive line. i want to see sergio kendall on this. this year, through a couple games he has five tackles and no sacks. i think it will be important for him to get that pressure started in this game against taylor potts but pressure can help out the secondary against a team like this. >> on the other side of the ball i want to see if texas tech can bottle up that magic they had defensively against colt mccoy. he struggled against the p defensive scheme. they came out rushed three and four. they bottled mccoy up. he couldn't run and was forced to throw down the field more often than he likes. not an accurate passer down the field likes throwing short and intermediate. early on the season. get the ball out quicker, kurkjikir kikkendoll opportunities to make yards after interception. can mccoy get off to a fast start and do so by getting the ball out of his hands that's what i'm

andrew roberts. what a church elder statesman? in 1921, the americans arrogantly demanded the come to washington for enable conference. churchill urged capitulation to the americans and britain capitulated, terminated their japanese treated, and began dismantling the greatest navy in the world. it was called one of the greatest catastrophe is a british history. five years later he said do not worry, war with japan is not a possibility, which any reasonable government need take into account. churchill was prime minister and singapore fell to japan, and the empire was finished in asia. when hitler marched into the rhineland in 1936, churchill hailed the french for taking the matter to the league of nations. the ideal solution, he wrote, would be for hitler to do the noble thing and marched back out of rhineland. unfortunately, hitler did not read that excellent column. in 1939, mr. churchill push his country to go to war for poland. britain did, and was: say? instead of losing dancing, they lost half their country -- instead of losi

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>> wendy: thank you, robert. i want to thank you for being here as well.ld like to take a look at fashion videos, go to my website, wendy ps show.com. robert's provided us with them. thank you so much. >> you're very welcome. thank you. >> wendy: "ask wendy" is next. show and tell you weren't always my favorite day. with all the pet hair in the air, i'd spend class preoccupied, bothered by itchy eyes. but now i have new zyrtec® itchy eye drops. it works fast, with just one drop, to relieve my itchy eyes from allergies for up to 12 hours. no other allergy itchy eye drop works faster or longer. which is good, 'cause there's a lotta paws to shake. with new zyrtec® itchy eye drops i can love the air™. (announcer) find it in the allergy aisle next to other zyrtec® products. announcer: grow lashes... grow longer... grow fuller, and darker lashes. grow? how's that possible? i'm using latisse! the first and only fda approved prescription treatment for inadequate or not enough lashes. applied nightly as instructed by your doctor, latisse grows lashes in as little a

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news columnist earl lewis and robert zimmerman. gentlemen, thanks for being with me. thoughts on a.c.o.r.n. and the whole saga that's evolved over the weekend. >> i can't speak to the quality or the integrity of these filmmakers and i certainly couldn't say that a.c.o.r.n. is representing job growth or job development. the bottom line is these are serious issues and a.c.o.r.n. does not do itself any service when they're not straight forward or candid, for example when they came on this program and denied there were any investigations they were facing until lou dobbs set them straight and laid out the record. so their lack of candor and they lack of transparency is truly hurting any potential hope they have to in fact establish credibility. >> ron, i'll go to you next. >> i agree with robert on this. i think that they have been less than candid in some of their dealings not only with the federal government, but with the state governments around the country. and these are very, very serious charges that bill outlined in these report previously. you're talking about peop

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we expect new waves of visitors will follow in the footsteps of robert langdon. early action unfolds in the u.s. capital rotunda. the father of our country was also a mason and the rituals of free masonry is the driving theme. at the gorge washington memorial, they are considering special tours. >> we take it in stride and we accept maybe our 15 minutes or 15 months of fame. >> reporter: the house of the temple a dozen blocks, busting with symbols from the ground up. three, five, seven and nine, an important series in the free masonry to the entrance guarded by sphinxes. temple archivist says there are secret passages. >> it's a hidden door. it leads to the organ loft. >> you can't tell me there aren't people bury ied there. >> i can tell you that. >> reporter: they welcome the attention. >> it gives us an opportune toy to tell people who we are and what we believe in. >> reporter: you can ask the master of london's temple church. >> they ask, have you read the book. they are still determined to believe they are asking about the bible. >>reporter: no such confusi