we need runs.ouple of more runs in the first game and we win that game. >> bob: nasty breaking ball, but it gets away. morgan gets the start and he will be out. took paul phillips a while to find out. he has fanned twice and on a good play by the catcher, this top of the 3rd is over. [ music throughout ] [ male announcer ] achievement: starts small... and dreams big. achievement: makes big moves... ...and takes baby steps. it helps you keep the lights on... ...and it knows when to turn them off. achievement: is all around us. a part of our very lives. at pnc, we help make achievement happen. pnc. for the achiever in us all. >> bob: you want to play first base at coors field? good luck. hey, at least the sun is out. that's a welcome change around here. bottom of the 3rd, paul phillips, jason hammel and then carlos gonzalez for the rockies. against luis atilano. a walk, a hit given up so far and a big double play ball to end the 1st. and he faces the catcher paul phillips. 2-9 in three games with an

jeremy guthrie giving up the three runs, four hits, home runs have accounted for the runs. top of the order to follow. looks like a base. one away. visit orioles.com for your chance to win the know lal reimold bobble head night sweep stakes. one lucky winner will receive four vip seats an vip parking wednesday may 26, plus you could win four passes to watch batting practice on the field. don't miss your chance to experience oriole park in a new way, that's the nolan reimold bobble head park sweep stakes. span will take it top of the order, 0-2. he has struck out and flied out. try to take a souvenir hope from this opening series. to center field. jones is there. as you get off the elevator here in the press box you are greeted by a life size cardboard cutout of him holding french fries and a burger advertising somebody. so i asked him if he would sign it so i could take it home. he told me he already had but since i was looking at the fronts of the picture, i -- front of the picture i couldn't see it. >> mike: it's on the back, fellows. if you know burt. they used to have a

nice job. >> bob: right on the trademark. >> rob: come on dunn, run, run, run. i thought it was coming back. very good pitch location right here. 0-1 pitch, way inside. good sinker. almost got him to pop up. you got to be thinking if you're atilano, if i can get a ground ball double play and get out of here, i have phillips and the pitcher leading off the next inning. you have to think more than the hitter coming up. you have to think ahead. >> bob: adam reaching. guzman had a hard time getting it out of his glove and desmond ate it for the force. >> rob: christian played foot see with it, whatever he was doing over there. it was going to be a tough play anyway. but right here, looks like it hit the heel and rolled on his glove. watch it. kind of moves around in his glove. see, he uses a big glove. >> bob: christian uses the same glove pretty much for second base as he did all the years at short. that's a really big glove for a second baseman and the ball is going to get lost in there from time to time. by the way, i love what desmond did. he said i'm out of her

he's a home run hitter.f years, maybe you'll be the 1st base man at the orioles. >> you have to juggle at times. you never know really a lot of position players get moved around through the course of their career depending on what's going on at the major league level. but what i really like about josh bell and a few of the other guys we have down there is we're developing left-handed power, and that's what ewe need in this ball -- that's what we need in this ballpark. you like to see guys coming up and getting the hitters count and hitting the ball without forcing it too much. bell has a nice i can kwik swing, short and right not -- a nice quick swing, shrt and right to the ball. >> make them notice in the big league front office. let's get a look at other games, tigers and indians, no score in the 4th. two out. scott size more with a double. this will clear the bases and the tigers take a 3-0 lead. big base hit there for scott sizemore. bottom of the 6th, tigers leading 3-1. bases loaded, austin kerns. it's

2 runs in.wo managers managing a low scoring ball game as expected. and hernandez way up high again and falls behind on ken griffey, jr. 3-1. >> mike: another great hitting down and david falling off left. when he falls off left the arm does not get up . 4 walks one intentional. the 2 here come after there were 2 outs in the inning and the bullpen will be activated. >> jim: you touched on it how much better he is with runner. on i asked why. >> .338 with nobody on out of wind up. when he goes to the stretch with runners on .216. >> he said it feels like i'm more under control. that is probably a swinging strike on a ball that goes to the backstop. they will ask at first. no, joe west said he did not go- around. >> jim: how do you have a quicker game if you don't call the swinging strikes strikes. that's a swing. >> wieters doesn't block it. now you're one base hit away from trailing 4-0. >> gary: this is the second time hernandez has done this. the second wild pitch that's moved runners over. 1-

he gives up a two-run home run early in the ball game.more hits tacked on to the two they got from the 2nd inning and just a good offensive day. two-out hitting is the way this team got to go. >> game recap as the orioles trail 2-0 when they batted in the top of the 3rd but the bases are loaded and markakis serves it into center field, drives in 2 and ties the game at 2. top of the 4th, two men on, two men down. izturis, talk about a seeing eye single bas the glove -- past the glove, the orioles lead. lugo would come through as he pulls it into left field. that's an rbi base hit and orioles with a 4-3 '2 lead. top of the 7th, now it's 5-3, o's a big hit. ty wigginton with an add-on run. markakis had walked and stolen 2nd base. the orioles go up 6-3. they would add another and win it by a final of 7-3. seven the nine orioles in the line-up had base hits and four of those seven had multi hit games. so guthrie gets his first hit on the year, liriano suffers his first loss as he is now 4-1 on the season. all of a sudden after leaving new york

runs.s now six for his last 18 and after a first inning walk he takes scott olsen's first pitch of the third inning into right center. second straight inning the marlins have a leadoff single on olsen's first pitch of the inning. >> rod: well and bob, for olsen a nice 4-0 lead, you don't want to stop with your game plan but one thing i talked to mccatty about today one of your pitches continues work ing or your game plan isn't working it's not a bad thing to maybe change your thought process and you've got a 4-07 lead. you want to make that hold up. >> bob: here's hanley ramirez, really dangerous. they're really jumping on the first pitch. this should be easy for morgan. it's dark enough overhead now that twilight sign has come down. >> it was a good spot away and hanley couldn't to it. "people" magazine are looking for individuals who make a difference. 30 all-stars will be honored in anaheim to nominate someone you think is deserving go to peoplesall-stars.com. two pitches, a single and a

good-bye, home run!die: here's i guy here you got to love the way he goes about doing his job, justin morneau. day in and day out, he's out there. here's that pitch again. right down the middle. didn't quite think enough. >> gary: morneau continues to swing the hot bat. that is home run no. 7, roibs 20 and 21. the fifth home run off guthrie and all of them hit by left handers, so the lefties have start etd out doing the damage. jim thome with the shift on, he will take the pitch inside. >> eddie: i think we're lucky to have mauer out of the line-up here today but you got to fare a little bit better than right now. >> gary: the twins go back to what we were talking about for the 7th time this the last eight games, they have scored two or more runs in the 1st inning. >> mike: back on track. >> gary: jim #240e78 designated hitter. he had -- jim thome designated hitter. >> mike: managers are very much aware of the trends and if you see someone is hitting such a dramatic difference with right-handers and left

big problem start adding up the numbers from no runs, three runs and almost every game.od game and then go back. >> it was a microcosm of the season with it game one they scored 7. get 12 hits. bust out a number of o's and a night cap they go stone cold with the exception of a run from scott. >> they have added any carry over momentum. they struggle when they get it rolling they all started hitting it once. making up for the difference. and close to it. >> gary: morneua struck out the first time up and first base 1 away. and matusz's pitch will miss 16789-2 they rank 10th in average and 13th in runs scored at three and a half a game. last in walks drawn and on base run percentage. they are tied for six in homeruns. that's not helped a lot. they have only 2, 3 run homers on the year. they are the same game. wiginton was a 10 homeruns leading in that department. 2-2 delivery takes it, he is gone again. matusz gets him looking this time. the second out. >> and morneua and little cut fast ball. one of the strengths and he has four and above average pitchers. >> gary: and cud

a couple of runs come in. >> bob: lamb keeps running. >> rob: trade it for a run at that point, i thinkre and then two straight hits with one out. >> rob: well, they hit some decent pitches, which is nice to see him throw some good off speed stuff to go with the heat. don't want this game to get out of hand but you need brian down the line here as a reliable guy to go to in the bullpen. >> bob: and we're still waiting for a pitch anywhere near the body of hanley ramirez. he just keeps reach and hitting the ball over the park. 3 for 5 today, 6 forever 14 in the series. >> rob: i just don't know if that's the mentality of today's pitchers, to even think like that. >> bob: evidently not. >> rob: i would think you would get tired of ambiguity whacking balls over the place. last year he had a field day with the pitching staff like the phillies' hitters. and when the phillies' broadcasters are going -- you ever going to throw inside? i can't answer that because i know. >> bob: seems like we had this conversation when facing philadelphia and florida. teams you're playing 36 times. >> rob: you

runs by livan and three runs in that one. throw out the 8th inning, six runs allowed by the starting pitching at coors field is outstanding. you saw what he did to their pitching in game one. 14 runs off of them in that rain soaked ball game. but atilano made pitches when he had to. sometimes we weren't able to turn the double plays, but looking at coors field and i played here in the minor leagues and a lot of guys come up here and you can add a run to your e.r.a. if you pitch here for the entire season. and sometimes, you got to give credit where credit is due. colorado outplayed us, outhit us and outpitched us, but just a little bit. so to be .5 hunt on the road trip receiver -- .500 on the road trip receiver, very pleased. >> i think the difference has been colorado's defense in the series. miguel olivo has thrown out every base stealer. barmes in game one today. >> hey rob in the first game, noticed that livan only threw the real slow breaking ball four or five times. he didn't use it again after giving up the home run t

or not running. it's great to run and steel bases and create a little havoc out there, but it's -- it's not like back in the day, those cardinal days. it was the identity of the club. everybody got on, everybody ran and really weren't worried about too many homers and things like that. so it's a nice component of our club, but it's notny out of our club. >> jim, can you talk about the long time detroit announcer ernie harwell? any thoughts on him passing today, one of the best? >> just heard about it. and i had the pleasure of meeting ernie harwell several times, really, between interleague play in my team in seattle, he would still come to the games and do something work in the booth, but just as nice a man as you could meet, just a class act, you know, a great dip allow mat for the game. just a wonderful man, and i know last year it was announced that he was suffering from cancer, he had -- i think everybody knew that, and, you know, with great dignity, you didn't hear much about it lately and he p

run support.braves are not hitting when he pitches. >> bob: all right. how will he fair against some of the nats big boys? both of our big guys have gotten to this pitcher in the past. zimmerman 4, dunn 4. those two have half of the nats home runs this year. this is unlike any car you've ever seen before. this is power with efficiency. this is an interior that exceeds even the promise of the exterior. this is the all-new jaguar xj. the stunning result of taking a very different road. and dreams big. achievement: makes big moves... ...and takes baby steps. it helps you keep the lights on... ...and it knows when to turn them off. achievement: is all around us. a part of our very lives. at pnc, we help make achievement happen. pnc. for the achiever in us all. . >> bob: here we are back home. 20 games in 20 days. jim riggleman said today that adam dunn will get a day or two off during this stretch, zimmerman and all the guys will get that, because he wants to make sure that others stay involved with t

they have only scored ten runs. they have been outscored now 15- 10. >> came in the upper run. 10-9. and hopeful to take 3 out of 4. and casilla. now starting to get ground balls. two down in the fifth. and bergesen and 4-3. sinker ball is on. that's the majority of the ground balls to the left hand. >> gary: there is jones. down low for a ball. he hit into a double play. another one of those. 2 on only 1 out second inning. misses with the count. oriole's now have had one or no runs in nine games this year. 9 out of 21 games. yet to score here. that's where they're pitching them. >> and the breaking ball. away and down from jones. a couple of different ways. they are magnified when you are slumping. you can see where the holes are. >> gary: steps off. the 2-2 delivery to jones. inside. did he go? no. first base. >> another look not sure he felt like he wanted it. and looks like see him take a step. >> gary: he got a call that time. 3-2 delivery. down to 3rd and foul. >> you let it fly on every pitch there after. get

. >> city hall and the winners are running against both parties. how aboutac bark obam the big change in 2008 battle washington in 2010. how does he become the change? the bill drill. and how does the president re tiger and how does he join the citizen's revolt? that's easy, do what clinton did. and rand paul was a huge winner tuesday night but now has he brought himself big trouble by questioning a civil rights bill. is he upset with the tea party backers and out of step with history. >> welcome to the show, and the chief washington correspondent with msnbc and howard fineman. if we didn't know change was it, this week's primary trove it home. the voters have had it with washington and the establishment of both parties. they're looking for ways to cut losses this november, and figuring that barack obama who swept in two years ago on the push for change can run against washington from the white house. they may take a page from bill clinton. clinton recaptured the change after newt gingrich ran against washington. here's the playbook. join the party

first home run of the season. fourth career walk-off home run. tigers win 3-2.ohnny, congratulations. here is a pie in your face. andruw jones hits his 40th career multi-home-run game and third of the season. he had two for the white sox. kelly johnson not the only diamondback hitting ♪ >> it is a great afternoon for baseball. there is josh willingham in the cage down at sun life stadium in sunny florida. a beautiful day for the getaway day. game number three. each team won a ball game. identical score 7-1. looking to break out of a slide and get on track against florida. johnny hole lady and ray knight. happy you will join us for nationals baseball, brought to you by washington ford dealers. only a game back of the mets. everybody is getting a little excited about last night, a couple of bad plays defensively, and didn't get the clutch hits, the pitching wasn't there. this happened on a regular basis last year so that may be a blip in the radar from last night. >> reporter: think so, johnny. we got use to that type of play last year and it was hard to come to w

seven home runs and on base three times tonight.one of the situations where you cannot let this person tie the game on a fauft ball. >> he's a good fast ball hitter, will be good to hit the off speed show. >> we'll be with rodriguez as he came in that last inning. so there is a gets team looking for a reason to feel good about things. needing jose reyees to get them out. and to play more as he did tonight z he got a very good start. now, asking their closer to get the final out there. is a 1-1 pitch. there is a hold on third. i think that pitch is at the 400 mark. there is a known as a true inning. they're getting along. and there is a fill in the night. >> and now, cervelli. not homered this season. he's seven for 10 this year with two outs. and fl is that here, during the night, theirs and third, two outs. there is proving to be a tough out. two hits and an rwbi. ramiro pena has come up on to the on deck circle. and there is rodriguez. on the outside corner ball. it's there . here is a 1-1. two balls and a strike. a fast ball from

been home runs.ome history. >> mike: we talked about it where coming out of spring training, i'm sure migy was wondering where his at-bats were going to come from. and he came into camp and it has really paid off for him with this great start. three wins, two losses, a decision in all five of his starts. he is 1-1 at home. opponents have hit .375 against him here with one homer on the road. and he has picked up 2-1 with a .210 average against him, so he is distinctly different and that is gone. way back. wigginton got it and good-bye home run, a two rbi shot for ty wigginton. pavano surrenders the third home run glens him on the season and the orioles have the 2-0 lead. mercy did he get into that one! >> mike: look at this 1-1 pitch. it is a hanging slider. that is the thing about migy. when he get as mistake this year, he has not mid it. >> gary: ty wigginton gives the orioles the early lead in the ballgame. and that is the sound off the bat. and a strike taken by garrett atkins. so the orioles get

two runs. 2 for 3.d 10 hits. backed it up which area another day today. >> gary: atkins, sim moan. they get the out. no runs couple of hit nos errors. three outs to work with. we go to the ninth. >> gary: beautiful minneapolis on this mother's day sunday, oriole's being shut out 6-0. trying to get one up on the board against the closer. >> mike: the new closer this year with jon rauch and a coupment of walks and 9 strikeouts. assuming that the closer role. >> gary: 6'11", 290-pounder out of louisville, kentucky. takes over for guerrier. 3-0. and the series. and against minnesota. o-1 to left field that's back warning track. young he got to it. >> mike: we said the series it does not appear to carry. tejeda got enough of it. and spun to the left and the right. and over to the left. and you thought he had enough of it. throwing up his hands. not liking this park. 2 for 15 in the series. 1 for 2 in the game. 1 down here in the 9th. blackburn the winner he will go 3-1. and the loser 2-3. no save here. a tou

back rushing i am now running away from.e said one of the great moments was watching the civil rights bill pass. democrats, of course, are loving this. they would be so happy for rand paul to be the face of the american republican -- republican party, they might concealed the senate seat. gwen: even on things like the b.p. oil spill he criticized the president. that begins to expose something very interesting about the tea party. >> it's very popular to say i want smaller government, i don't want government interfering in your life. when you start saying we're going to raise the age of social security or get rid of the department of agriculture then it sounds more threatening to voters. gwen: how did grayson become an insider in kentucky? >> because he had the endorsement of mitch mcconnell and every other significant republican in the state and ran advertisements promoting that. he accepted the mantle of being an inside ere and didn't run a very effective campaign. i think he did fit the moment will. gwen: here's the someon

nats making 2 errors tonight, that one costing them a run.back stop. looks like his right knee went knee to knee. watch it underneath ross the other knee goes knee to knee. ross' shin he's hurt too. >> really sloppy play starting the movant of may off for the nationals. two errors plus the ball. ball that went by christian. >> just to make sure he had indeed gone back and touched third base. you can see he's not pleased. that will be really hurt. cody ross 0-# and triples . 1-1 to the pitcher who singled his first time up. ranges up the middle, plenty of time to make that flu, well done. two in the fourth, 3-1, florida. relationship between rodriquez and him is outrageous. the key has been to keep the lines of communication open. i told him since day one. anything, whatever you need to tell me, feel free, come and talk to me. and that's good. you know, always it's good to have a relationship with him like that. to help the team. that's the most important thing. >> he told me too he really appreciates his desire to win of the he's impressed es

if you run aground in election as a democrat, you run on the local issues, you do not nationalize it, you stay away from barack obama and nancy pelosi, you can win. that is what republicans have to understand. >> with new york 23, at the difference was that the tea party candidate came in and mess it up for the republicans. as far as what happened in pennsylvania, this is a true blue certified democrat. there was nothing republican about him. his opponent was running against nancy pelosi. nancy pelosi is not an issue. >> the curious thing to me, though, is that the democrats had a great get-out-of-a vote. in arkansas -- get-out-the-vote. in arkansas, things that flips. blanche lincoln carried the urban areas significantly, and her opponent was supposed to do that carried the rural areas. >> in pennsylvania, voters rejected arlen specter, who used to be a democrat before he became a republican and then a democrat again. joe sestak beat him. >> go back to when we first talked about arlen specter switched, the trouble about whether it the democratic party would accept him. the president,

i think i would not be a good way to run a system.hen a system that renaissance more skepticism about the capacity of individuals to act preemptively. i think that's what these reforms try to do. >> thank you. the second part of that same sort of question and i could characterize it as, were you generally surprised by the bear event and that subsequent events. what i mean more specifically is, by the fall of 2007, everyone knew that there were severe goblins and subprime financing, but then taken not to specific failures of specific and two shams, some have been suggesting that you and others should have seen that was going to have been for some or even implying that people did say that was going to happen and didn't do something about it. >> as i try to explain, we did a lot of things starting in 2004, which were designed to make the system more resilient, reduce the risk that whatever happens it would be less damaging. and as i said, i think those stats -- i think they have the right object is. they were very effective in many areas

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that's a lot of one run, two- run ball games. through the same kind of situation, when you get a chance like this you have to get it at least a run in. >> jim: the bonus for wiggy he doesn't have to get a base hit. he can look for a ball up. you can see cliff lee through the last pitch 96, you will see extra. that's why he's a special pitcher. he does not want to give up a run. what's not what good pitch doors. he knows he won't get many runs and david hernandez is pitching well. >> gary: 1-2 on wigginton. hitting .250 off the lefties 50 points lower than right handers so far this year. he hits better against righties last year as well. 1-0. wigginton protecting. fouls that up into the second deck and stays at a ball and 2 strikes. where would if orioles be? been the leader with between, 20 rbi, 7 ahead of tejada who's second to ballclub along with wieters with 13. surprising offensive thrust. 1-2 delivery and fouled back. >> jim: a good swing. like a change-up or something that stayed up. we haven't seen lee use his whole arsena

he's shut down the nats running game. that ball is hit long way to left center. 2 runners are tagging and morgan will score and desmond stops and the nationals lead 1-0. >> guzman on a count of 0-2 is very productive. >> bob: right now, it doesn't look like francis has something to put it away with. good changeup, and about a 90 miles per hour fastball but they are right around the plate. he's going to have to bring it down a little bit. you have to make him come to you. you don't nope what he has because he's coming off an injury and it's been so long since you seen him. make him throw a few pitches. i would assume they are going to be careful with zimmerman here and then you have willingham on deck. sincecincinnati is the best 2349 league with 15 and -- in the league with 15 and only 23 errors. they are right at the top on defense. that's what has been tough this weekend. >> speaking of cincinnati, they knocked out penny after 5 innings today. they are about to move into 1st place in the central. >> never stepped foot i

jones gets the little league two-run home run and tie wigginton. and tradrble guy and he doesn't run hard for it. two-run shot and fourth r.b.i. on the day and it is 636 had orioles and the fun is done for baltimore and two runs in. and brad bergersen out and out goes the ball from dunn and base hit scores a pair and four in the inning. that's enough. nationals even the series and the match sunday, 135. in philadelphia, dice-k matsusaka, having his way with the best lineup in the league. and we tested those. and no, no, and 7 2/3, no hit ball against the phils. it is a gem broken up by howard and werth and utley. and castro, with his on-base percentage. and no matter the outcome, they get the win 5-pop >> and set up perfectly for maryland. the lacrosse tourney that never failed to beat, a trip to the four, and a final four to be played in baltimore. notre dame not interested in following the script an and a tremendous record of wins and losses and never over in the championship hump. irish on the break and see it to beady and he had a bunch of move

i had a guy on base what a time to get it and driving in the run i love to drive in the runs.n i got it you know you are turning you are looking and he is on third. andkirby pucket said the play is happening. and holding out and it was fun. >> one last question your old teammate playing here in minnesota and is he a sure shot when it is done. i think they appreciate it he doesn't run he has to get a you. >> not sure he is a shoe in. >> thank you very much. and the joining us here on o's extra and one of the best first basemen our web poll question of the day. and get on line and the follow hog has been your favorite first baseman. and maybe older fans and get on line masn sports later on o's extra. time out for the spotlight . >> the ox's 3 out of 4 for the twins line ups are coming up. host: could switching to geico really save you 15% or more on car insurance? did the caveman invent fire? ♪ sweet times knocking at my front door, what else could i ask for, tonight. ♪ ♪ better times knocking... host: could switching to geico 15% or more on car insurance? host: is ed "too tall"

nats 1st inning run, and nats lose a 1-run game for the 5th time. washington not allowing a 1st inning run in 12 straight ball games. >> extremely well. they played extremely well for most of the game and most of the series. the big win they had on thursday, not being able to play again on friday because of the rain, that threw them off a little bit. >> they have a golden opportunity for a couple of more runs on the boards and let's go back to the 7th. >> base hit there to left center field and gonzalez gets the base hit there and you have runners on 1st and 2nd and olsen strikes out and he gets another strike out and basically the inning ends on the fly ball to the shortstop in short left center field. 2 on and nobody out and they don't score. certainly that was their big missed opportunities, a chance to go up on francis. >> 2 nats had a couple of hits. rodriguez had a hit and desmond and morgan with a strike out. the rockies win 2-1. francis was 4th with the 4th highest win total among all the pitchers in that franchise and he's not pitched in 2

someone has to score runs. 0-2 to zimmerman again.n breaks his bat hitting to left side and that was close to pulling off the bag. and it will be a runner at 1st with 1 out and willingham coming up. zimmerman has busted at least a half dozen bats in this series. >> ryan is always hustling. got to 1st base well. christian was going in there hard. willingham is 0 for 1 with a pair of walks. maybe zimmerman doesn't want to burn bernadina with the bat there. he's going to use the situation to hit. >> bob: yeah, it's not like you're going to put something on 1st base to try to steal the way olivo has been throwing. nationals came to town with 21 steals. that was 4 games ago. it's a ball and a strike to willingham. >> bob: you know, it's not like a big bulky chest protecter either. a lot of guys have a shoulder piece right there. he doesn't have that. that's a good take. there's the 1 hit that will leave the ball park against this pitcher. that ball is popped up in the right side. barmes foul ground, 2 outs. you can win a vip baseball trip,

they said he should hit about .265, probably 14, 15 home runs and 65 to 70 runs batted in. better. he's got great range at shortstop and a decent arm and you're looking at a guy again going to be a fixture at shortstop if he keeps his contract here for the next decade anyway. >> you've got a sudden left side of the infield there. >> again, he's a young guy. and as we see, he's 24 years ofage. major league baseball rookie leader for both leagues. jason heyward at 20. gaby sanchez with florida. desmond at 24 is the second youngest of the rookies having great seasons certainly with the bat. 17 rbis. again, and they've used him if various places in the lineup. the upper third, middle third and bottom third. >> jim riggleman was asked, what's been the key so far to the success of ian desmond this year? >> i guess the key is just his athleticism. such a good athlete that you know, he's got a lot of minor league at-bats. played a lot of baseball. he's not a baby, he's 24 years old. he's -- you know, he's here at the right time. you know, he's got enough experience in the minor lea

baby right to second >> so the kennedy base running mistake maybe costing the natings a run in -- maybe costing the nats a run >> gorgeous swing just crushes a breaking ball cameron may have been -- i don't know what he's doing there it's a double adam dunn come on dunn, make it a bad night for him >> he's thrown as many as 117 pitches this year that's only going two outs into a 7th inning >> give him a finish here. couple of home runs leave a bad taste in your mouth they don't have the shift on, but coghlan is playing a short left field there's the almost shift there you see coghlan is way out there somewhere don't hit it at me i've had a bad night i'm 0-3 and killing the nationals 2-21 marlins are one strike away from the 500 mark at least the pitchers aren't as bad as up in baltimore, nine home runs given up >> game over and in two hours and 33 minutes, chris pitches the second complete game of his major league career he gets 8 strike outs and stops the nats on two hits marlins win it big back to south florida in a hospital for every ant or roach you see in your home, there are hundr

from it or run into the race. decided to make a difference for my kids and my community. >> mr. conway. >> i am jack conway, attorney general of the commonwealth of kentucky. i am married to my beautiful wife elizabeth davenport conway. i am proud of the fact that i have established a record of treating the public office as a public trust. we have created the cyber crimes unit that has taken 60,000 child porn images of the internet. we have created a task force that have addressed that particular problem. elder abuse prosecutions are up over 300%. i think that is a record of working hard. and we will make washington work for places like kentucky. >> of the top four candidates in this race, democrat or republican, i was the only one born into a working-class family. i grew up over a laundromat. my father dropped out of high school when he was 15 years old. i know the value of hard work, and faith in god and a very young age. it is because of the struggles and sacrifices of my family that i was the first to be able

that would ever in some way, you know, affect his political run, if he wanted to run. >> and it was an important thing about. >> that's right. it was very important about me. >> suppose your daughters had married someone they had just met. >> i would think that was really reckless. but i did say, my parents were thrilled and bar and george were thrilled, they really were. i think they were really glad we found somebody and they were hoping for grandchildren. >> you were all of 31. >> that's right. i was 31 the night before we got married so i think they were really happy about it. and we had had this same background, we had grown up in the same town, we had grown up just blocks from each other, but he went to sam houston and i went to james buoy and we lived in the same apartment complex without ever really running into each other, so it was like we had known each other our whole life and we knew all the same people, so there weren't any surprises really from either one of us. >> ever? >> well, there wasn't something in our background that the other one didn't know about. >> well, o

a run would score to tie it at two. the first earned run in triple-a for strasburg.utly hit a grand slam off straussburg in the arizona fall league. and straussburg wouldn't let that affect him n the fifth, he gets diaz to chase the high one. straussburg goes five innings, strikes out five, doesn't figure into the decision. syracuse still gets a win. straussburg says it's a learning experience. >> today was one of the game where, you know, i didn't really have all my stuff working. you have to really go out there and pitch and really do your best and stay in it and just, you know, hope that somewhere down along the game that, you know, it will just come to you. and i was able to do that for the most part. i had some great defensive plays that really backed me up. and, you know, we came out with a win. what more can i say? >> spoken like a professional. pretty darn impressive for straussburg who probably will be up here next week. you know who else is resilient? the philadelphia flyers. moving now to hockey. considered they were down 3-0 in the semifinals against bost

run, run, run, run, run. >> i am sorry we don't have much information about the parking. >> it's one day before her rally with former alaska governor sarah palin. >> are we going on radio now? >> in 3 minutes. >> on the augen tgenda a series national radio interviews. >> what show are we doing on? >> the joint is jumping in minneapolis. it is going to be the political event of the year. >> this is the over view of the day. >> how many do we have? >> 1300. >> most of it is standing. we will have a very, very brief period in agreemeagreement>> we come on together then? >> when you are done with that you will be escorted out to head out to the hotel for the reception. >> thank you. >> that should do it. >> the next day bachmann's likely democratic opponent gerald clark is in still wauter minnesota greeting voters in the district. >> gerald cla -- terri clark ru. >> she continues to talk about focusing on the district for people in the district and claims bachmann isn't. >> she is busy running around the country but it's not going to solve the problems in the district. >> it is so exciti

and pair of runs score off of craig stammen. he had a two-run homer later in the game. bottom three, josh willingham, wow, just crushed off of bergersen. two-run shot and his eighth game tied at 2-2. a top four, adam jones, this is different. -- different. it is very well to center field and nigel morgan back on it. should make the play and doesn't. he thought it was a home run. it wasn't. and early -- at least not yet. and they don't give him an error and jones who has been criticized upon occasion for not hustling motors all the way around and gets the inside the park home run, making a 4-2 or roles. right now they're in the bottom of the seventh. the nationals came back and lead 7-6. and man chesters city on board for a friendly july 31st and not sure about the teams, know this. intermilan, really good. and get ready for a blue and yellow invasion. and the championship and milan and munich. the first half, go diego, go. and dora is impressed. great goal and 1-0. enter milan. and second half 66 minutes and great cross over the feed and enjoy the save and flying high a

[laughter] and he ran and his acts of running were acts of piety. he ran for the senate in 96 things to a sex scandal that allowed alice palmer to run for congress. she lost that and ran and tried to get back in the race and wanted obama to step aside. obama wouldn't do it and when they try to get the signatures to get on the ballot he got her thrown off the ballot. >> he cleared the field. >> he ran unopposed on the democratic side and chicago public republican side is just not going to go anywhere. he ran for congress, unbelievable act of piety, he ran against former black panther and very popular congressman maybe not the greatest congressman buddy popular one, bobby rush and he was defeated soundly not only because his son was killed in an act of violence on the streets after the race began and then his father died and the community was sympathetic but also because he didn't have the routes that bobby rush had and bobby rush's campaign and another opponent what about on the street who is barack obama? those questions didn't begin with sarah pali

a run off.most of the poles that are out right now show lincoln leading halter but still below the 50% to win the nomination out right. halter i traveled around south arkansas this week and had asked him about that and he seemed to indicate that - going to run off would show weakness for lincoln. incumbent senator getting below a 50% vote is a danger for her. so i think halters campaign would see a run off as not quite a victory but pretty close. >> what's a registered voters in - what do you think the turn-out will be on tuesday? guest: there's 1.6 million registered voters the state secretary expected 30-35 percent of the registered voters which if that holds up that will be the highest turn-out since 1994. from what we've seen so far it's a state that allows early voting and we've had that for the last two-year. it's been very high so far. more than 95,000 people have voted early or cast absentee ballets higher than the 2008 primary as and the 2006 in the last non-presidentle primary election

we were there to run the lock down. >> were you going to run that? >> yes. >> we are run to put up a display of the location we assume you were from your written statement. if you could confirm that. >> we are going to you a microphone. >> i was on the main deck approximately here. >> all right. thank you. you're the only drill quip represent in? >> yes, sir. >> on the morning of the 20 f, can you please give me your best recollection of what took place up to the time of the incident? >> i had spent some time the prior evening. i got some sleep that day. that afternoon, i woke up and went out on the deck. i gathered up tools and what not that we would need for the operation me would be doing later on. >> what happened right around the time of the incident? >> approximately 9:00 p.m. that evening we had gone to the port deck which recall the booking unit. we put together these assemblies and we were doing that. we had just completed that operation in bugging up the lock down sleeve and running to that. mr. don clark came to me and said he needed to go

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you run to the tiny caucus for forever. two things were important and let's leave aside hillary clinton's own campaign problems and divisiveness in that campaign and all their miscalculations, barack and organization. barack and organization. real discipline and a kind of innovative organization. and it's something to separate himself and capture a left-leaning democratic party faithful in iowa. very, very different from the victory in south carolina, which to me is an incredibly interesting drama. but once he wins iowa, people wake up? who's this guy? he beat hillary. and suddenly they're on a -- or an almost equal plane and everything is gangbusters after that. >> i wonder one of the things people didn't fully realize is the importance of community organizing and what he learned from the brief period of time he spent as a community organizer and how he applied that to his candidacy. and i guess how he might even apply that to how he now operates in the white house? >> well, i think he's constantly using the metaphor of co

it's the key to make the engine run.now, we're playing well and the guys are really getting after it every day. we prepare well and expect a win. >> this road trip, you're 3 and 3 and in a position to beat colorado. >> it's a tough road trip. any time you go west and play a tough team like colorado and end up in st. louis after starting in new york city, it's a tough road trip. we're planning on taking 2 out of 4 and going into st. louis and attacking two really good pitchers. >> thank you very much. bob back up to you. >> bob: olsen has retired 9 in a row until he let that ball over the plate for helton. he was 11 and 12 before that base hit. olivo hit a ball to left field. that's what he's talking about, making the guy hit the ball the a way. he's been fooling the nats to death this year. we come to those who are watching the o's in their 5-1 loss to cleveland. 1-1 ball game. these teams have traded sack flies. guzman in the 1st for washington and olivo in the 2nd for colorado. with 1 on and 1 out here, it will be stew

you run a cbl. it would have been run on this well. sunday in the future, when we bring another rig out, you run the cement bond log to find out of the cement have enough integrity to warrant perforating the casing, doing the completion, and allowing as well to flow to a platform. at that cbl shows there is pour cement, you would do remedial cement job. you have to have a good cement job for production. that cbl is an evaluation tool that is not always 100% right. there are many factors that can affect the quality. it is not a quantitative to. it does not tell you the exact percentage of cement at any given point. it is a tool in the tool box that has to be used with a bit of caution. it shows there is no cement, two or three years from now, we will do a remedial cement job on that casing. >> i do not know of its purpose. i am trying to relate it to a well procedure, when there is a bonding moment between two plates, and we can non- constructively test through non- particle, and we can determine if a well was bonded. i do not know if t

just in irrational run occurred. after bayer, there was the among ridgety facility of the fed, which as i understand it, as since expired. so let's imagine that another profitable solvent firm faces an irrational run. isn't there the same risk, isn't the system not hard enough in that particular area. >> two additional minutes. >> i would not characterize what happened on the case on a run on a solvent institution. but if you -- if we don't reform the system, absolutely. we're still living the vulnerability today. without the full set of protections, preventive and better tool for crises, we've been living with a more vulnerable system. they add to moral hazard. sit here and do nothing. the system would be more vulnerable and more stable in the past. even solvent firms are vulnerable. you saw a lot of institutions that were strong come under pressure because the world went into panic. again, i think the best defense against that is to make sure that the entire system, firms and these funding markets, derivatives mark

and he ran and his actions of running for -- acts of running for acts of impiety. he ran for the state senate thanks to allowed alice to try to run for congress. she lost in that and ran back and tried to get back and wanted obama to step aside. obama wouldn't do it. when obama got her thrown off of the ballot when she tried to get signatures to get him thrown off. the republican side might have been be -- it's not going to go any. he ran against former black panther and very popular, maybe not the greatest but popular, bobby rush. and he was defeated soundly, not only because bobby's son had been -- was killed in an act of violence on the street a couple of weeks after the race and his father died and the community was sympathetic. also because he didn't have the roots that bobby rush had. and bobby rush's campaign and another opponent put it out on the street that barack obama -- who was barack obama they asked? those questions didn't begin with sarah palin and john mccain. who is barack obama? they began much earlier. who is barack obama? he's not one of us. he

run, run, run, run, run. >> i am sorry we don't have much information about the parking. >> it's oneore her rally with former alaska governor sarah palin. >> are we going on radio now? >> in 3 minutes. >> on the augen tgenda a series national radio interviews. >> what show are we doing on? >> the joint is jumping in minneapolis. it is going to be the political event of the year. >> this is the over view of the day. >> how many do we have? >> 1300. >> most of it is standing. we will have a very, very brief period in agreemeagreement>> we come on together then? >> when you are done with that you will be escorted out to head out to the hotel for the reception. >> thank you. >> that should do it. >> the next day bachmann's likely democratic opponent gerald clark is in still wauter minnesota greeting voters in the district. >> gerald cla -- terri clark ru. >> she continues to talk about focusing on the district for people in the district and claims bachmann isn't. >> she is busy running around the country but it's not going to solve the problems in the district. >> it is so exciting. >> b

out-of-the-park home run. fold it. two-run shot in the sixth. running along. it didn't end well.he last of four scored for washington in the sixth. they get the win 7-6. another match later today. in philadelphia, the best line-up of the national league. oh, my goodness. now the shut-out. boston. 5-0. i'm pete gill pert. see you back here tonight at 6:00. >> don't throw out your losing scratch-off tickets. the maryland lottery is teaming up with the orioles to offer you a second chance to win. >> the maryland lottery's new scratch-off game is hard to miss. the bright-orange tickets debuted today. the $2 tickets have a top prize of $20,000. and a bonus chance to win. you can have a hot at orioles fan of the game. >> they hit the lottery. that fan wins $100,000. >> if the o's don't deliver the right spot, the fan of the game takes home $100 of rees' scratch-offs. >> it is fun. it is an added bonus. you purchase the ticket, but the second chance portion is for fun. >> and it offers a sweet opportunity to reap rewards from cast-off letter tickets. >> at the end of the promorks the gr