nobody. >> when we come back, roch kubatko is going to join us. he'll be talking about the latest on the orioles when we continue "o's xtra" here on masn in just a moment. ♪ ♪ who's watching? ♪ tell me who's watching. (muffled music) ♪ 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. >> "o's xtra" on masn brought to you by corona and corona light. welcome back here to our masn studios. tom davis together with rick dempsey and now roch kubatko. we saw you in the muscle pose! >> you know, it is one of those things with you. everybody sort of like gives you a hard time about that. >> i have never heard the wiggles, though. i had my fingers crossed, hugh jackman, colin farrell. no, it had to be wiggles. wheels on the bus, i can rock out that song. >> let's talk some baseball. >> okay. >> how about trade possibilities. july 31st trade deadline, what are you hearing? >> i can sing the segment, buyers or sellers, buyers or sellers. >> they'll probably b

roche, no, brandon moss, take a seat., gave up one earned run for the first time since may 12. the cubs have beaten the cubs the last 25 times they have met on tuesday but on tuesday, the pirates would have their first winning june since 1996. >> it would be hard to find a coach, teacher, leader, more beloved than ed thomas. after being gunned down last week in the school weight room the questions have yet to be answered as to why a pillar of the parkersburg, iowa community, would be gunned down in cold blood. on monday, more than 1,800 mourners gathered to lay the former nfl high school coach of the year to rest. among those in attendance were members of football teams from across iowa, who were all dressed in their football jerseys. he also coached a number of players who went on to the nfl including four of whom served as pallbearers on monday. he was a high school head coach for 37 years. 34 of those in parkersburg. it was obvious on monday the lessons he taught will live on forever. >> the mass numbers of people that

the last person we saw was george roche, the president of the college. he died in 2006? >> he did. >> you replace him? >> yes i did. >> hillsdale was in the national spotlight for a murder or suicide on the campus. >> i will explain it. his daughter-in-law, who was a college employee, committed suicide in 1999. she left a note saying that she had improper relations with him for 11 years. he denied that. no witness ever came forward to confirm it. a hard thing to confirm, and are yet to disprove. upon that breaking, he resigned, retired from the college, with the firmest and oft repeated assurances that he never did that. i myself to not much think he did. but there was trouble in his family, so it was right, in my opinion, for him to retire. that is that story. >> how hard was it for you to follow that, and did you have problems raising money? >> it happened pretty fast in regard to him. i think the suicide was in november, and he retired before the month was out, maybe in 10 days. in my own case, yeah, you do not remember your pains, that is one of the blessings of the

r roche, $500 million in 1999 criminal fine for leading a worldwide conspiracy to raise and fix prices on allocate market shares for certain items. [inaudible] of and is paid $95 million to settle charges that have violated the false claims act. wyeth joined in to whistle-blower suits against for reciprocal giant wyeth, the drug company failed to pay hundreds of millions of dollars in rebates to the medicaid program. you know, i hear a lot of fraud, and i hear a lot about waste but what i don't hear about is the role that the major corporate giants in the health care industry are playing and ripping off the american people to the tune of billions and billions of dollars. i don't know why we don't talk about that issue the drug companies, huge fine after a huge fine and let's be clear especially under the bush administration whose competence isn't widely respected and also known as being sympathetic to corporate interest every falling, every charge we have seen probably you could multiply many times they are sitting out there with an aggressive attorney general's office might have gone