ryan: mr. speaker, i yield myself three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. ryan: let me recap what's happening here, mr. speaker. this bill has good intentions. the gentleman bringing the bill to the floor has the best of intentions. he's a good man. this bill, however, mr. speaker, is a fiscal facade. it doesn't work. it's not like the bill that occurred back in the 1990's. this bill has no spending caps, for example. this bill exempts 40% of all the spending we have in place today. how can you say that this makes the federal government work just like the family budget when you exempt 40% of the budget? families don't get to do that. if a family is already living beyond its meansf a family is spending on credit card money, if a family is spending more than it takes in, that is an unsustainable budget. this does nothing to change that. the federal government is already living beyond its means. the federal government is already on an unsustainabl

louis ' own ryan howard coms off the end of the glove of bartlett. jason could not pocket it. >> joe: a base hit and now the st. louis native, ryan howard, who has been a wonderful pinch-hitter. in his career. for the phillies, look at those numbers. 11 for 28, five home runs, 12 rbis, charlie manuel, his manager, told us before the game. he's been a good pinch-hitter. i've got to find the right spot and it is right here and right now. >> tim: that's right. >> joe: they are dead straightaway in the infield and outfield for ryan howard. now time is called as that will change. bartlett, switches to the other side of the second base bag. brandon sing left by himself on the left side. for the a.l. francisco rodriguez is getting loose, just in case. howard has wonderful numbers inside this ballpark, as well. big rip. 63 games at busch stadium. a .381 average in 17 games with seven home runs. 29 rbis. >> tim: brian howard a good low ball hitter. prefers the ball out over the plate. that's why nathan, tied him up at that first football. >> joe: tying run at

. >> another guy that can spur this team is ryan zimmerman. our hats are off to ryan. congratulations, making the all star time, well deserved. >> well, second to the world series, and playoffs, that i was fortunate to play in, all star is the next best thing. just special events, the all star gala, it's great to be a part, and look around that clubhouse wait lot of guys that were your idols, people that you saw play growing up. me, pete rose, johnny bench, those guys, willy sargele, just getting an opportunity to face nolan ryan in the all-star game, and tommy john. i got my first all star hit off of tommy john. so there's nothing like it, recan, and you deserve it, buddy. put together a great year, and will be a big part of this organization for a long, long time. >> look at the numbers that he has through the ball game. now, through 80 games, projected for the full season to hit .293. going to have 26 homers, 95 rbis. 45 doubles. that's a pretty good season right there for ryan. >> it's a good year for him, johnny, but he was sit hitting so well, he was having a car

. >> bob: here is ryan zimmerman with two outs now. don't know what it is about the nationals with runners at third and less than two outs. they cannot hit a flyball. everything lately has been on the ground. several bases leaded double plays. and rick eckstein has to be frustrated because he has those guys drilled to approach those at-bats but that's a matter of execution. >> rob: and it's a matter of selection. you know this guy is is a ground ball pitcher. you want to look anything that can be hit in the air. very important to try to get the lead against the marlins. >> bob: ryan -- out of play right side. 1 ball, 2 strikes. let's look at ryan's hot april. hotter may and rather cool june. still, three three months of season, ryan simmer salesman batting .3021. we all would have taken that, ryan and us included, if you said he would do that halfway through spring training. that's a little bit low, 2-2. nats, by the way, 9-17 in jubes, more wins in any month, 5-16 in april, 8-20 may. 9-17 june. every single month, they should have won

you want to contribute on a daily basis whether in the ryan- up or not. and pitching is more than about just throwing strikes. it's being consistent. >> bob: look at this. here comes willingham. here comes hermida's throw. it's off the plate and jordan zimmerman puts the nationals on top, his first major league hit. >> rob: nice. >> bob: second major league rbi and they will throw the ball into the dugout. somebody should be asking for it. >> rob: 1-for-20. he is batting .050. >> rob: more importantly, helping himself, helping the ball club. nice swing, didn't try to do too much, just make contact and put it in play and jeremy hermida nowhere even close to a play at home plate. >> bob: nationals have the lead for the third time in this series. they have been ahead in every game. here is guzman. i guess zimmerman figured, okay, craig stammen, anything you can do, i can do just as well. they both have two rbis. >> rob: more importantly, bob, two-out hit. >> bob: that's a good way to start the month after it was not a good top of the 1st with a runner at thi

ryan knew he missed it. end of the bat. we talked about that homeruns, outs, just fraction on the bat. i think ryan has turned the corner as far as the slump. >> bob: adam dunn having a good series. he is 4-for-10 with three extra base hits. >> rob: i mean, yesterday, he hit that double down the left field line. today, he has the double down the right field line and he is getting back to just hitting the ball where it's pitched on him which is when you know the guy is swinging the ball well. and he thought he walked in the 1st inning but he had rapuano punched him out on a pitch right off the corner. >> rob: let's see if he can get away with that breaking ball to adam dunn >> it's into right field but coghlan is standing right there. >> bob: top of the 5th, bases empty, two outs. a 2-1 game. josh willingham, 0-for-1 with a walk. see if josh can pick up a location here and maybe tie this game. count in his favor, a pitcher and a ballpark he knows well. and that one just a little bit further out than maybe he would have liked

staff sergeant ryan hawk, colorado springs, colorado, 24, killed iraq. just days before his trip home, member of the army's elite sniper team, awarded the purple heart and bronze star. loved photography, computers, hiking. leaves behind beloved wife nannette, parents lynn and lance, and stepfather jay. three sisters, one brother. ryan haupt, american hero. thank you to all our guests, but especially to you for being with us. i'll see you tomorrow night 8:00 sharp eastern. until then, good night, friend.

louis ' own ryan howard coms off the end of the glove of bartlett. jason could not pocket it. >> joe: a base hit and now the st. louis native, ryan howard, who has been a wonderful pinch-hitter. in his career. for the phillies, look at those numbers. 11 for 28, five home runs, 12 rbis, charlie manuel, his manager, told us before the game. he's been a good pinch-hitter. i've got to find the right spot and it is right here and right now. >> tim: that's right. >> joe: they are dead straightaw in the infield and outfield for ryan howard. now time is called as that will change. bartlett, switches to the other side of the second base bag. brandon sing left by himself on the left side. for the a.l. francisco rodriguez is getting loose, just in case. howard has wonderful numbers inside this ballpark, as well. big rip. 63 games at busch stadium. a .381 average in 17 games with seven home runs. 29 rbis. >> tim: brian howard a good low ball hitter. prefers the ball out over the plate. that's why nathan, tied him up at that first football. >> joe: tying run at t

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ryan flied to left first time.game 10 its his last seven games and hit them for power and rbi's lately.   2-0 to zimmerman. that's ball three. ryan has done some damage against this pitcher a couple extra-base hits against him back on may 18th. problem was the pirates scored 12 runs on 12 hits that night.   >> bob: leadoff man aboard in the fourth. nats down by two. and zimmerman takes the walk ahead of adam dunn. first walk issued by ohlendorf first time up, ohlendorf got ahead of adam dunn and matched him with a fastball under his hands. dunn couldn't pull the trigger. ohlendorf's only k of this game. this is a great ballpark for left-handed batters if they can pull it with authority. first-pitch breaking ball. nats are five home runs away from 100. ninth in the league. 320 down that cozy line. roitd. >> rob: take a left center field gap shot. >> bob: sure. oh, baby, that was a big rip. . >> rob: big swing by a big man. pitch up. he lifts it. >> bob: he had a 1-1.

why don't you talk to ryan about that? can explain from his own perspective and see what's going on. >> ray: i will be glad to talk to him. they have a lot of coaches down there that probably know more than i do. you can't lob it over there. >> johnny: how about the starting pitchers for the nationals, hitting in this series, at-bat 7, hits 3. zimmerman had an rbi today. back in a minute. video. ...for under $2000. we told her... you find it, you keep it. - i'm a filmmaker. - this is a fast processor. for video editing, that's going to help you a lot. for under $2,000, this is the best apple. it only has 2 gb of ram. let's keep looking. firewire, webcam, usb. oh look, this laptop has everything. - what? - it's a wrap. and a pc. my new laptop. ( laughs ) i'm a pc and an artist. . >> johnny: welcome back, everybody. nats xtra post game. welcome to washington. nyjer morgan arriving today at land shark stadium earlier. he will be in that starting line-up on friday. he will have sean burnett arriving today. morgan drafting in t

ryan howard's 25th. and jason bergmann.ike macdougal. >> rob: might throw bergmann out there to get one out. and get pinched hit for. and venable's stuff. hitters step out on lannan. he is too fast. they st. peter's ended out on gaudin. because he was slowing things down. it is a 1-1 pitch from john. i thought you deserved something when you are pitching like this. big lannan expression and body language tells you how he is feeling about it. >> he throws 14 balls and the first seven innings of the ball game. >> bob: screamer into the seats. and the nats dugout. >> rob: his last walk was 10 day it is ago. >> bob: yes. >> rob: he has been a strike throwing machine. >> bob: they got him. and cabrera was leaning. and he is not happy about it. and here comes bud black. and he is leaning. and he is gone for the second out. >> rob: he got caught. >> rob: see him watch the move. and lannan noticed it and gets it. and. >> bob: he is arguing and got the hand back in. and nick johnson slapped it down in a hurry. >> rob: no, he got him

now, deep and ryan zimmerman go. the series a blast and in the 6th inning friday night and got it done early with a powering drive. bouncing towards them and into the hands of an ecstatic fan early last evening. so, ryan's numbers elevated to 17 home runs and 60 batted in. he is five out of eight in the series. and two homers. four rbis. and five runs. zimmerman is in the top six in the league in runs. with 66. and he has made his way back into the top 10 with 109. breaking ball by gaudin. and nationals have hit 87 home runs. nearly half of them by dunn and zimmerman. come beaned for 42. josh willingham 13. and that's going to get zimmerman on a fastball in his hands. leadoff walk. nothing doing for the naves. no score after one -- after one. your new cfo, cash flow options designed to effectively improve your cash flow. cfo helps every dollar work harder. from the very first dollar to the last dollar of the day. get in touch with your new cfo. pnc. leading the way. ♪ tell me who's watching. ♪ i always feel like some

that's tim welke at third. 1-1 to ryan. 3-3 ballgame, top of the 8th. nats trying to salvage one here on getaway day and beat the marlins for the first time this year. give these guys something to think about until they come to d.c. early august. and zimmerman, easy flyball to right for bret carroll. now, the nationals have stranded 13 runners today in a 3-3 game.   . >> we're going to have to work on -- we have to shave all that on. we don't want to go too low, though. we don't want to leave you bald. >> go low, i don't care. >> we have to work on the sides. i don't know what you want to do with the front but the sides, we have to work on something. see that receding hairline like i do. >> bob: nyjer morgan seems to be very amused at scott sol son giving grooming tips to pat listach. bottom of the 8th, bonifacio, gload, probably a one-batter appearance by sean burnett. when you look at the percentages, marlins are better off with bonifacio batting right handed. he batted 100 points better from this side of the plate.

before we introduce the rest of our program, we are pleased to welcome congressman paul ryan. [applause] >> thank you, bill. i believe i am the first elected official to be invited to give the opening symposium address. i want you to note your bailout check is in the mail. i am honored to be on the platform today. governor daniels, rich lowery, good friends, it is an honor to be with you today. it is an honor to be a part of this event here today. i want to just note an article in the wall street journal recently. my address this morning in elaborates on some of these ideas. actually, the ideas of many friends in this room contributed to these remarks so you are all to blame. i am not going to spend my time picking over the ashes of the recent elections. republicans lost. conservatives and republicans are not exact -- are not exact equivalence. this is not to say americans have become liberals. more hurdles in on a per norse ship and appliance division of risktakers with a wall of -- hurdles in of entrepreneurship and division of risktakers. president bush himself admitted tha

so, ryan, where are you now with it? >> i guess i am what you would consider a post-op transsexual. >> so you've completed the transformation? >> yeah. >> you've had the lower surgery? >> yeah. >> chest, face, adams apple. there's other things you do other than the genitalia? >> i've had the chest surgery and the hysterectomy and the lower surgery. i didn't have to do anything with the adam's apple or facial reconstruction because the testosterone builds that on top of my body. >> what made you want to have the surgery? >> how would you feel it you didn't have your penis? >> we were talking before that some people feel they need to do it, some don't. >> i felt emotionally complete when i was on "larry king live" last time. but for my physical completeness, i didn't feel that i would be complete unless i could stand and pee. that was important to me. >> to be able to stand and urinate, that's how you knew you had completed the transformation. so, you went ahead and had the surgery. are you dating right now? >> i've been i

if will be up to ryan zimmerman.es that's all it takes to be our ford drive of the game one swing of the wood.   zimmerman one for three. 1 homers, the brewers are one out away from getting a split in the series. and the nats had a winnable game last night. and they led again today.    0-2 to zimmerman. ground ball felipe lopez. ballgame over. series over. and the brewers come back and salvage the series by winning the next two. two hours and 38 minutes. a 7-3 win. the nats only had five hits all day. we are back in a minute. good a. ya know not everyone gets to keep their unused minutes. and these days we can't afford to be wasteful. saving minutes... ...saves money. yea. (announcer) only at&t's family talk with rollover saves your family's unused minutes. and saving minutes saves money. for back to school, get the lg neon for $29.99 after mail-in rebate. >> bob: 7-3 the final in milwaukee he didn't have any errors. there's plays could have gone as errors. miss tag in the play. misse

he's face ryan zimmerman, bases empty, two outs. ryan has gone the opposite way twice.s 98th of the year -- 96th of the year. so ryan has a chance to show up in st. louis next week with a hundred hits this year. and he's in the top 4 in the league in runs with 55. that shows you how many times adam dunn has driven him in. >> rob: christian has a chance if he goes. he has 92 hits. >> bob: do you think adam dunn could end up in st. louis with all of the outfield injuries right now? >> rob: absolutely. because i don't think beltran can make it. although hamilton is coming off the injured list for are the american league. >> bob: but if you look at the big power guys if the league, pujols, gonzales, fielder, they're already on the team, and if you go down the list, really no outfielders behind adam dunn in the power categories. and for people that aren't already going. >> rob: yeah, for people who may not know adam lind, we just played against the blue jays. he's a fantastic outfielder, .310, 98 hits. >> rob: knewnice. one of the three that series won at home this year was

ryan palmer, his third shot. ryan, 11 under par. well, all right. the flag all the way in the back right. this is going to be up. really, i think bobby's got to take even the first bunker out of play. trying to hit it past that. bobby: he's got a 190 to the bunker. i think the play is just short david: efficient, but not what he was looking for. that should be just fine. that leaves steef steve -- steve stricker with a chance really to plunge in the dagger. although he doesn't look the type. one of the nicest men you'll find out here on the pga tour. and there's a lot of them. ian: david, you would think that if he can reach, he'll go for it. just try to knock it up there at the center of the green. it's worth a go. david: it is, as long as you don't go over the back. even that front bunker isn't so much of a problem, although if you ask lee janzen, he might tell you differently. snedeker now. this will be quite an up and down. hello. 17 under par. good up and down. tied for third. birdie at the last would be worth a lot. this has been a very, very

ryan with his 16th of the year.will be a solo for zim and it's a 5-2 game. >> rob: i give you one guess what that pitch was. hanging breaking ball. they go a long long way. you hang 'em, we bang 'em, ryan zimmerman 3-2, hanging curve ball, bang. if, he knew it. see zim? a little bit of a double clutch there, looking 95, adjusting to the breaking ball. sayonara. >> bob: adam dunn gets a fastball high in the pitch zone. zimmerman two for three tonight. high five's waiting. >> rob: with the x mo celebration. . >> bob: now, if we do that for a game-tying home run, you'll see more smiles. >> rob: i'll run down there and high five him. >> bob: right now they are like "okay you took care of business, still some work to do." >> rob: still three runs down, let's go. >> bob: dunn will take an off- speed pitch. two homers tonight, the nationals have hit 85 on year. that was ryan zimmerman's 74th career home run. ball three. nick johnson waiting. if dunn gets aboard this inning could get very inning. very interesting. that is l

. >> bob: there's ryan. the only out he made was caught at the base of the scoreboard in right center. he's had some good at-bats. zimmerman in this series is 3 for 6 with two homers, 3 rbi's and he's scored three runs, plus a walk. pretty good pitch by mike ekstrom who used to be at oregon state university. here are the third basemen who are getting it done from the rbi standpoint. kevin kouzmanoff is on that list. >> rob: longoria showing people that it was no fluke. >> bob: i think he's one of the underrated players in the league without a doubt. >> rob: when the dodgers got casey blake last year, a hard working just tough guy at third base. >> bob: clubhouse guy, too. >> rob: he was a great acquisition. he didn't get a lot of credit for. everybody said, oh, manny ramirez. casey blake was outstanding, too. >> bob: dodgers still playing. marlins lead them 3-1 in the sixth inning. out at chavez ravine. the dodgers have an 8.5 game lead over colorado in the west. padres are 23.5 back. he spoiled a pretty goo

ryan palmer, his third shot. ryan, 11 under par. well, all right. the flag all the way in the back right. this is going to be up. really, i think bobby's got to take even the first bunker out of play. trying to hit it past that. bobby: he's got a 190 to the bunker. i think the play is just short of that, david. david: efficient, but not what he was looking for. that should be just fine. that leaves steef steve -- steve stricker with a chance really to plunge in the dagger. although he doesn't look the type. one of the nicest men you'll find out here on the pga tour. and there's a lot of them. ian: david, you would think that if he can reach, he'll go for it. just try to knock it up there at the center of the green. it's worth a go. david: it is, as long as you don't go over the back. even that front bunker isn't so much of a problem, although if you ask lee janzen, he might tell you differently. snedeker now. this will be quite an up and down. hello. 17 under par. good up and down. tied for third. birdie at the last would be worth a lot. this has be

ryan. if we do that, we can start to move in the right direction and do what's right for our children and grandchildren. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from south carolina. mr. spratt: i yield fur minutes to the gentleman from south carolina with first introduced the legislation calling for the pay-go rule. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for four minutes. mr. miller: i rise in strong support of this legislation to help restore fiscal responsibility. i salute president obama and the majority leader hoyer for their leadership on this important issue. listening to this debate might leave the american people confused about republican values. republicans regularly declare their fidelity to controlling federal spending and claim also that they want to fix our broken health care system. . and they oppose our historic health care reform bill. my question is simple. when they controlled the house, senate and white house, all of our government for eight lon

ryan zimmerman.k lee at bat, zimmerman making the tag there and getting it all the way to first base to get that out, critical, really cool play for ryan zimmerman. nation nationals will want this back. they lead 2-1. two on for soriano, who hit his first home run in 133 plate appearances last night. deep to left field. the nationals would give up seven runs in the fourth inning as they're swept by the cubs 11-3. better news for orioles fans in chicago. game tied at one in the top of the fifth. jose contreras, bit outside. adam jones would come home to score. 2-1, facing tony pena, three-run home run to right field. see ya. his fourth of the season. 10-2, orioles. with that, the orioles snap a two-game losing streak with a 10-2 win over the white sox. good day for the o's. >> nats and watson and all this rain and humidity makes you want to cry. it will be better tonight at 11:00. that's our news. nbc nightly news is next. we'll see you again at 11:00. xq q7

ryan zimmerman hitting well in front of him back then. craig stammen unable to get through the lineup for the third time. right now, it's tyler clippard. he's got to get it to those guys at the back end of our bullpen. >> rob: yeah, it's up to tyler clippard right now to be the bridge to the setup guys. they have do do -- to do the job in a one-run ballgame. get -- debt getting back to the offense, 0-16 with seven strikeouts. they need to do a much better job. you're the table setters. you have to be on base when adam dunn and ryan zimmerman get to the plate. they're not doing their job right now. now it's up to the bullpen to try to hold on to a one-run lead and against this really young and talented offense, that's not going to be easy. >> bob: bottom of the seventh under way. tyler clippard to cody ross hitless tonight. one-run game with a lodge way to go.   tyler clippard.  >> rob: we've seen this a  times. our guys will come in and do a great job. go out the second inning and the wheels come

ryan zimmerman hit one so high for a two-run homer in the bottom of the first. it changed the weather. we had a three hour and 11 minute rain delay, and then adam dunn knocks in four with a drive to straightaway center field. 7-0 nationals. at&t's the nation's fastest 3-g network. ronnie belliard first pitch swinging. bottom of the third. it will be nieves, then tyler clippard will get his first at- bat. wil nieves struck out swinging first time. eight pitches to get the first two batters for luis perdomo in the bottom of the second, then everything caved in on him. walk to the pitcher, single, single, walk, grand slam, then another walk just for the heck of it. nine nationals batted and five scored. we have to check tyler clippard's career at-bats. hasn't had one this year. >> rob: he's got a pretty long swing. >> bob: you know what, he's a .667 hitter, he's two for three in his career. >> rob: he's a good kid. i like him a lot. >> bob: lexington, kentucky. >> rob: i wonder if tyler won the mr. baseball in kentucky award. >> bob: you know what, his family moved

ryan o'neal. we talked with him on monday about losing farrah fawcett.he first time o'neal has spoken out since his death. we're going to have our interview. >> also ahead, are you preparing for a financial crisis in perhaps the wrong way? we're going to meet a new and growing breed of americans who are stockpiling for economic disaster, and find out why they say you should consider doing the same. >> hmm. >> all right and a little bit later on you might want to stockpile certain kinds of foods if you want to get busy a little bit later. foods that boost your sex drive, and the ones that suppress it. >> wow. >> yeah. >> we'll tell you about that. >> but before we get to that we're going to get a check of the top stories with ann curry who is standing by at the news desk. >> good morning once again to all of you this morning. in the news, today president obama makes another push to get health care legislation passed by august. from republicans and members of his own party. he is meeting later with house democrats at the white house, and the president says

i want to start by asking you, ryan, they are seated in order of age. show me how it like that. tell me the story of how these guitars get made. >> this is a muffler guitar made from the car muffler. we started building these three years ago. the story behind it is i was -- we were building our first vehicle. tavis: you were building a vehicle? as in something to drive? >> just restoring it. tavis: your dad is building cars. ford is in trouble. go ahead. >> we ordered some mufflers and when they came in, my dad took a good look and said, maybe i could take his muffler and try to build a guitar. just for fun. i was -- i did not want to take the muffler because it was supposed to go under my first car. he took it anyway and said, i am going to take it and we will get to your car later. i told him, okay, we will try this on the condition that you buy me another muffler. a week later, we came out of the garage with a muffler guitar and it looks and sounds great. a very basic form of what you see now. by the way, the guitar -- first guitar is in the b.b.

ryan is safe but that -- ryan zimmerman school in behind him.afe but that is now off the wall and bourn can fly, gets all the way to third beating the throw. he'd later score. astros from all the way back and defeat the nats 9-4. >>> redskins defensive tackle albert haynesworth pleaded no contest to a reckless driving charge in tennessee this morning. e received three months probation, will make a $5,000 contribution to charity and attend driving school. he's also required to perform 25 hours of community service. >>> jason campbell is planning on providing a different type of community service this year, the kind that gets the burgundy and gold in the end zone and in the playoffs. campbell has had a full offseason of drawl, quarterback drafting rumors and trade speculation -- of drama, quarterback drafting rumors and trade speculation. what's he going to do? >> the last couple weeks i've just been training, working out, put myself in good shape, be ready for the first day and one thing i might do is get a couple golf games in and i got to reven

not far from where ryan zimmerman hit his three-run home last night. that part of this ballpark, from that shrubbery there, all the way over to where the scoreboard ends, that has always been the jet stream part of this park where the ball just rockets out of here. and villone slips it by spilborghs for the second out here in the sixth. here is torrealba with a walk and a double. what do you see about ron villone that has turned this thing around after he was so unhittable his first 10, 12 nationals appearances? >> rob: well, he's had trouble working ahead. when he was gifting guys out, it was 0-2, 1-2 on almost every hitter and then he could get the hitters with a good breaking ball and a good changeup down and away on righties, and then that sweeping curve ball to lefties, and when he gets behind, here you can see him get behind 3-0, and he walked helton. the changeup was a little bit too much inside to tulowitzki. >> bob: 3-1. 17 scoreless innings in his first 19 appearances. high in the air. right field. austin kearns is stalking in, and looking ri

abc's ryan owens has more from los angeles.ning again, ryan. >> reporter: good morning, ron. we'll start with the latest on the investigation into michael jackson's death. "the los angeles times" is reporting this morning that investigators are zeroing in on five doctors who have taken care of the singer over the last couple of years. they're, of course, trying to figure out what in the world all of those drugs were doing inside of the jackson mansion. including a powerful sedative that had no business being anywhere outside of a hospital. meanwhile, as you mentioned, plans continue for that memorial here at the staples center in downtown los angeles. 1.6 million people registered online to get just 17,500 tickets. you do the math. there's going to be a lot of disappointed michael jackson fans. those names will be drawn at random and will be announced now on monday. the lapd is warning you, if you do not have a ticket, do not show up here. you will not be allowed inside. they're advising you to stay home and watch this memorial

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ryan zimmerman, 2-3 tonight and > rob: done today was the 70th anniversary of the famous speech in. >> bob: i heard you talking about that on your radio show today? >> rob: yeah, we had curt schilling on thas at is out in forefront of als. >> bob: good for him. >> rob: yeah. >> bob: adam dunn is 1-2 with an rbi night. kn you anwere touched. we were at yankee stadium during our marathon rain delay watching ode old yankee videos when we saw mcmillan mickey mantle stand in the same spot telling the fans he now understood what lou gehrig meant. three champions lost before their time. now. adam dunn launches one! see you later! that's number 20 for dunn and the nationals lead 5-1. the big boys, number three and four in the lineup, have come through tonight. >> rob: that's what i'm talking about. i'm talking about shark. number 20, halfway to nu

ryan, you first. i can't count the number of times i heard you say the starting point you have got to figure out what's coming in and going but. start with a budget. that is the building block for everything that comes next in trying to figure out what to do. >> the budget is probably one of the most boring but most helpful things in the entire financial plan. you can't do anything without a budget. you can't figure out how long it's going to take to manage for your retirement. account without a budget. you can't figure out how long it's going to take to put away funds for that vacation, purchase your first home. when you are managing for your budget. we need the budget. 60% of america is spending money in a deficit. just because they don't budget responsibly. >> some people wouldn't choose to be in deficit but they don't even know that they are. this is a big issue. even if you sit down, you decide this afternoon you want to do a budget, the reality is we miss most of the stuff we spend. a lot of us

mitch daniels, house ranking member paul ryan, and rich lowry of "the national review." gunston -- the hudson institute hosted this event. >> ok. good morning. my name is bill schambra, and i am director of the bradley center and washington. christa schaefer and i welcome you to the fifth annual bradley symposium, entitled "making conservatism credible again." a special welcome to our nationwide c-span audience. as are many groups represented this morning, the bradley center is a proud grantee of the blind and harry bradley foundation located in milwaukee. we are pleased to have some board members and spouses and staff with us. and my particular thanks to the bradley vice-president for this critical assistance in devising and executing this symposium. this symposium. a very young republican hill staffer named paul ryan stopped by the lion house to find out more about our civic renewal efforts in milwaukee and to announce he was going to run for the united states house of representatives in the first congressional district down lake michigan shoreline from milwaukee. that

and our guest host paul ryan is in studio.th you since -- i mean, you've got something prepared on what bernanke is going to talk about, right? >> i wish i had the testify, but i don't yet. i think we'll have talk and not too much of exit strategy. what they don't want to do is overplay the hand. it's like, hey, we're ready for the situation when we have to start with drawing it -- >> but not yet. >> but too much talk about it, you know, really gives the impression they're about to do it. i don't think that's where they are. take a look at the balance sheet. see there has been some run-off of the balance sheet. it's been kind of counteractive by the purchase of mortgage-backed securities. there it is. it's come off the top. it's kind of ticking back up a little bit because of the mortgages. look at things like term auction facility, credit loans, or if you look at primary credit -- sorry, credit to primary dealers you'll see both of those have come down. so the use of lending out there or the use of the fed's borrowing has rea

ryan, his new role as green lantern. ryan told scarlet she could go alone. she threatened to chuck her wedding ring but at least she got hollywood points for showing up. warner brothers said to be furious with reynolds for missing the chance to promote the green lantern at this very important gathering. >>> elsewhere, aren't some things better left alone? is there a big hunger out there for 1959 surf movie gij et? miley cyrus is said to be on board, and reports zac efron will play her love interest into is joan rivers just too cranky for live tv? she dropped an f-bomb again and stormed off a local sacramento show yesterday morning. >>> this comes from wcmh 4 in columbus, ohio, where a century-old tradition took shape out of butter. since 1903 the ohio state fair commissioned a butter cow. this one pays contributory duty butte to the ones who make it possible, the dairy farmers. 1,800 pounds of farmer, a family of farmers, veterinarian and a prized cow standing ready for this year's fair. >>> this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on you

jim avoiding the sweep, got good hands from ryan zimmerman, but look at that kid right there. the unassisted double pla way to go zimmerman. but things change with that defense, look at alberto gonzales, look at that, just underneath the glove. and that leads to the next batter. alphonso soriano for the next day in a row, the big fly, leading to a 4th inning, how about this, 7 runs in all, aided by the pitcher, kevin hart, saves the bunt, slipping it through the spot. the nats get roughed up big time. cubs win 11-3, s epethe four- game series. >> today was a step backwards, you know just a breakdown all the way around on the ball club, all of us. and you know nobody is going to give you a ballgame. you take the field. and you know -- you can win 162 ballgames or you can lose 162, because nobody in major league baseball will give it to you, let this ongo. you just have to fight to win a ballgame. and as i told the ball club, losing is easy, you can lose, winning is what is hard. >> after the game, they got tavaris for assignment, martin making his major league league debut tomo

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ryan zimmerman has an -- i believe ryan zimmermans. jordan zimmermans on the mound.ramirez trying to get at least one run in nine consecutive games. the marlins have been 22-3 against washington since the start of last season. blue jays and rays. rays won seven straight. hottest team in baseball but they trail here. scutaro has an rbi in that one. they trail 2-0. red sox and orioles. boston, the story really coming from last night where they blew a nine-run lead. the biggest comeback since the orioles moved from st. louis. pedroia now 2-2, he has driven in a run so the two-run deficit is down to one. beckett needs a little help from the bats. >> former boxing champion arguello fought the government in nicaragua in the 1980s when it seized hit property and bank accounts. years later he joined that party, ultimately running in and winning a controversial election in november in managua amade allegations of voter fraud. today the 57-year-old was found dead with a gun slot to the chest. a spokesman called the news heartbreaking, quote, he was a champion of the poor. elec

ryan might be ready to take this guy out of the yard the way he's been swinging against him.l and no swing oliver perez 182nd career start and he's 57-62, 4 .5 e.r.a. career and 3-4 in nine starts against the nats.   a fastball on 3-1 and lowest e.r.a. in july and the midsummer guy. pretty good company, though. the on lefty on the list.   that's close but zimmerma takes t wal and here he goe rob,ú he'spwld thuys tnght and somebody has to get a big hit. >> rob: well, you have to make him pay when he starts making mistakes and somebody has to come through with a clutch hit and so far tonight the nationals have not and throug >> bob: big nubr 44 t-sit given out tonight and all the big guys are wearing them. the big strong guys. >> rob: strong like bull. >> bob: how about strong like upper deck. >> rob: i would like that. >> bob: called strike.   dunn second in the league in walks and in the strikeout department, third in the league with 106 and ryan

ryan franklin.ottom line is some pitching coaches are less about mechanics and stuff, they are more just about attacking the strike zone. other guys are more cerebral. we have to do it this way. every guy has a different philosophy. for some of the guys in new york the pitching coach wasn't the right one so they had to get rid of him. are they getting the most out of their stuff and i feel they are. they are getting closer to where they should be at the major league level instead of going out wondering should i even be here? >> bob: zimmerman a count of 2- 2 and two outs. misses away with a fastball. trying to retire the number 8 hitter ahead of the pitcher here. and that's out of play off the bat of carlos gonzalez. manny said today they were in the dugout watching adam dunn go after that ball an they are like, oh, oh, he said morgan appeared out of nowhere to catch that ball. that's a cardinal sin to walk the number 8 hitter. zimmerman knows that. he turned his back on home plate. took off his bal

. >> canadian open,- ryan has been the story so far.hey tried to finish off round one and get through round two today. the birdies enjoying a puddle. on the par three 15th, leaf olson, this might be the shot of the year. like geometry and physics all in one. make high school students she happy somewhere. take another look at that. on the green, hits his playing partner's ball and makes a bee line to the hole. that's an ace. >> that's great aim. >> he planned it like that. >> just like that. >> olson had won less than 20,000 on the p.g.a. tour this season. because of the ace, he wins a bmwz4 roadster. that's what you drive, right. >> oh, yeah. >> that car retails for mar than 50 grand. not bad. calcavecchia, eagle at 10. it's short. it's of course he would tap in for birdie and that olson guy, he wasn't even the story of the day. calcavecchia, that's nine birdies in a row, a p.g.a. tour record. now on his third hole of the third round. needs to chip in for ten in a row. almost. not quite. settle for nine. and the rains came down. play su

the throw home gets brandon ryan. watch the replay. how close is this? russell martin, able to put the tag on ryan. two down. next batter, albert pujols. runners on first and second. he rakes one to center. matt kemp comes in. ball sails over his head. julio lugo scores. the cards take it. 3-2, is your final. >>> john chamberlain on the bump for the yankees against the race. novarro, a rocket. mark teixeira, it's in the glove. five ks. no earned runs allowed in eight innings of work. teixeira going deep, top nine. his 26th home run of the year. the yankees win it. your final, 6-2. >>> and now, let's go back to jeremy and vinita, in the studio. >>> well, golfers may be hard-pressed to find a caddie who doesn't critique their swing. but not in north carolina. >> that's because the caddies are llamas. and they can carry clubs just as welz as any human. llamas are known to be very docile, very friendly. the entrepreneur who rents them out says, with a little training, they make ideal caddies. >> can they tell you what club to use? >> i doubt it. >>> now, a d

ryan owens has tonight's report. >> it's just before midnight saturday night.the busiest trauma center in the united states, this is primetime. patients are already stacked up in the hall when two young boys are wheeled in. >> they were both ejected. >> the bays aged 2 and 5 were found lying on the side of a houston street. they had been thrown from this car when it slammed into a tree. >> okay. >> the 5-year-old may not make it. he's bleeding from the head. the 2-year-old's injuries aren't as bad, but you wouldn't know it from his screams. do you ever get used to it when it's kids? >> no kids is always tough because i have a daughter. and there's times when i call my wife to wake her up to make sure she's okay. >> across the hall, a 6-year-old may have to have his foot amputated. he was riding with his father on an atv. they crashed into a fence and the vehicle flipped on top of the boy, crushing his lower leg. dr. james mccarthy is part of the team trying to stabilize the child and save his leg. he runs this emergency room and says it's like this almost every