he also acknowledged the extreme emotional and psychological harm that is being done sean -- to sean goldman each and every day. court appointed psychiatrists did an extensive battery of tests and reviews of sean goldman and found that the continued absence of david, the real father, has caused incredible emotional harm that is compounded each and every day. mr. speaker, david, again, is now before the supreme court and this political party is actually questioning the constitutionality of the hague convention itself and its applicability to the laws of brazil. to me that seems as if and it is that sean is being taken hostage. if they want to review whether or not that signing of the hague convention comports with their own domestic laws and their constitution, do so. but don't take a 9-year-old american boy as hostage as you adjudicate that consideration. mr. speaker, we have to speak frankly about this situation in brazil. i think this congress has done so as has our friends in the senate, as has the white house. the brazilian judicial system enables international child abduction by

they acquire closer nyjer morgan and sean burnett -- sean burnett and nyjer morgan. it will be a noon affair in florida. pregame starts at 11:30 a.m. give you a wakeup call about 9:00. make sure you're up. then, the braves come to town after a day off. thursday, atlanta's here. sunday's game in masn hd and dc 50. nats hit the road on monday. >> he's been throwing the ball well. the big papi home run set him back just a tad. five innings plus every outing. really like the kid. he throws it for strikes. he's only walked 10 guys all year long. i just feel real good about him every time he goes out there and pitches. >> how about this guy? >> great arm, johnny. 93-mile-per-hour hard slider eats you up inside. only has eight starts. he's 3-2 with a .338. a -- 3.38. a guy they're raving about down in mime i didn't got his first major league win over the san francisco giants did sean west. he's a big kid, 6'8", 240 pounds. you have rookie against rookie tonight. i put my money on craig stammen if i was a betting man. >> i'm with you, johnny. although this kid has gotten a l

. >> buck: yeah, here we go with big sean west. 6'8", sean west, big left- hander that has come back from shoulder surgery. he had labrum surgery in 2007. he is 6'8". the rest of the pitching staff, they can all play power forward for the miami heat. they're all over 6'6" except ricky nolasco. sean west is 6'8" can be a very intimidating opponent. >> jim: jung young man just 23 years old and he began the year in double-a. here is another one of the pitchers, buck, double-a baseball, phone call away. there's a need on the big league club, you come up and get chance. >> buck: one thing marlins have done over the years is draft and develop power arms. this is another one of them. we mention, oftentimes we hear people, and i guess you could say probably 70% of the pitchers that we've seen over the last several years have had some sort of surgery, but shoulder surgeries are very difficult to come back from. as you'll see during the course this have evening, sean west has come back very effectively. >> jim: had that surgery. miss all of those seven. in 2008, he spent the entire season in a

sean west back on. we're joined from massachusetts lloyd hill rich's brother who was responsible for making him throw the ball left-handed. lloyd, why did you want your younger brother to pickup a baseball and become a left- hander? >> well, rich always loved being part of a team when we were in the park leagues and thought it would be a good idea. since everybody else who precede him was a ride -- right yusmeiro petit and thought he could could something from the left side -- was a right henrik sediner andthought he could do something from the left side. >> buck: it was a big focal point and was involved in the family. >> sure, rich came to our games as we went through the amateur leagues around boston. my dad, lloyd, sr., they were inseparable. he'd take them to the park every day, batboy, pitching whiffle balls with a big, red whiffle ball bat. i was in center field when we were playing. >> jim: lloyd, in listening to you, i hear the boston accent. when we talk to rich, we don't hear that. how is it

nyjer morgan and and sean burnett.ve a center fielder they've been coveting a while with speed, 18 steals and a left-hand reliever that gives them a -- landed reliever that gives them a triple barrel option from that side of the bullpen. you might be surprised who the nats dealt away, joel hanrahan and lastings milledge. here is elijah dukes top of the second. >> rob: put that in perspective. our entire starting lineup has six combined steals. >> bob: tonight. >> rob: morgan has three times that. right away, that gives us at the top of our lineup or even if he hits in the eight hole a lot of speed and once he gets on base and he's got a very good eye. 3.9 pitches per at-bat. there's a ways hit -- base hit by elijah dukes. >> bob: there's extension on that one. >> rob: he'll fit in our lineup. >> bob: the nationals, 3-4 last hitters hitting safely now. another note on morgan. he brings his 18 steals to a team that has 26 total. only the milwaukee brewers, and they're a power team station to station, have fewer steals wi

sean west was lift ford a pinch- hitter after going six scoreless innings.a line drive right to uggla off the bat of andino and that's how it's going tonight for the orioles. >> buck: it sure is. tim wood, he was ducking out of the way. wasn't quite sure where that first big league pitch was going to end up. watch the pitcher's reaction. ducks out of the way, but it's right at the second baseman, dan uggla. >> jim: out of tucson, arizona. he was drafted by the marlins in the 44th round in 2002 out of junior college in arizona in his hometown of tucson. how about that. a 44th-round pick. salses salazar pinch-hitting for -- oscar salazar pinch- hitting for mark hendrickson. takes a trying. -- takes a strike. there's a bouncer towards the hole. rearses dekes it short. long throw across. he got him! bang-bang play. wally bell says the ball beat the foot to the bag. two men out. >> buck: salazar made it close. ramirez took a little extra time. boy, he's got a strong armment watch how he rights himself really loads that powerful arm and guns across the diamond jus

we'll talk about sean west. he has interesting numbers about facing right-handed batters and left-handed batters. >> this is amazing that this young man can pitch as well as he pitches and still has a tough time with left-handed hitters. this is why he's supposed to be on the mound. look, nick markakis tonight, 2- 2 off the left-hander. look at the right-handers only 2-20 on the night. he came into this game left- handers were hitting .316 off him. right-handers were hitting .198. it's amazing that he can get through ballgames pitching like that. >> speaking of left-handers, nick markakis had a pretty good night off sean west. he went 2-2. he went 4-4 for the game and had a walk on five trips to the plate. nick markakis had a perfect night. when you look at nick markakis, he's been streaky lately. >> he has been streaky lately. when nick markakis breaks out, he doesn't get just one hit. gets three or four. first inning, look at that. he picks up this double right here. gives the orioles a chance to get on the bo

two away in the bottom half of the seventh. >> jim: you can see what sean green does so well.sinks the ball. he's got a way with a hanging slider or a breaking ball, whatever he calls it to nolan reimold who saw it last inning and eyes light up and hit it right at the left fielder. one thing about the mets, they are a terrific home team 18-11. on the road, they need to start winning some games. 14-18. their e.r.a. about a run and a half lower, .330 at home. .498 coming into this game on the road. big, big difference. >> gary: that makes sense with their new ballpark we've talked about. they play in a lot of ballparks that are hitter's yards. they don't. they play in a pitcher's yard. the things the pitcher's can get away in their home field at citi field they can't get away with in places like philadelphia. >> jim: other than the right field scoreboard, here most of the fence sheer seven feet. they have like seven different heights t starts like at 12 and goes to 18. much higher than shea stadium. >> gary: a ground ball towards third thief they had the shift on. wright makes t

. >> i honor tore honor deputy sean webb. the entire department joined by the people of plumak county are rallying behind this young man and his family as he battles a difficult illness. you don't see this kind of outpouring these days. it's a testament to the impact that deputy webb has had on his department and community. sean's commander writes, we have here in plumas county we have a grade a, true blooded american hero. i salute the bravery and dedication that deputy sean webb has brought to his professional life in protecting our community, a quality so inconspicuous. and i salute the people of the county who embraced and supported sean during this difficult time. . the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house the following personal requests. the clerk: leave of absence requested for mr. hill of indiana for today. the speaker pro tempore: objection, -- without objection, the request is granted. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? mr. poe: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that today follow

sean west pitches for the marlins. when we come back, rick dempsey has his scouting report on tonight's starters when we continue "o's xtra" brought to you by at&t here on masn. commute. ♪ commuté. with a mcdonald's mccafé hot or iced mocha, a better day is possible. or possiblé. here you go. thanks! cubiclé. if you haven't tried a mocha yet, mccafé your day. ♪ ba da ba ba ba >>> you know, i just remember being batboy and going to the games watching my brothers play. that's probably the first baseball memory and also my first red sox game. i remember going. i got one of the little wooden bats. i was on my dad's shoulders when we were going back to the train to take it home. i was banging it on the telephone poles all the way. when i got home, it had all these dents all over it. >> you'll hear from rich's brother, lloyd, from tonight's game. that's covering the bases by home depot. visit homedepot.com/spring. more saving, more doing. that's the power of the home depot. time now for rick dempsey's scouting report on toni

here is the pitcher sean west. there's a strike. of course, you can get out of it by getting the pitcher. if you're rich hill, you really wanted to get brett carroll so west would lead off next inning. fouled. looked like he got a piece of wieters. it's 0-2. >> buck: well, sean west doesn't have any hits. he's 0-6. you can see how he swings the bat and how big he is that if he ever squares up on it, i don't know if the ballpark can hold it. 6'8", about 235. >> jim: there's the 0-2. curve ball, he got him. so, strikeout number four ends the inning, but not before cody ross with a two-run home run his 13th on the year. marlins now with a 2-0 lead. v12 special edition. protection for the ride of your life. say hello to the can-doers. -the budget masters. the knock-out artists... - ♪ yeah yeah yeah ...who are finding more ways to spread their dollar further. - to bolder color in less time. - ♪ whoo! - ♪ are you feeling it? oh! ♪ - say hello to newer ideas and lowered prices, enabling more people - to turn more saving into more doing. -

next to him is sean crawford. he's said he too has his eye on the london olympics.ield of 7. set again for the men's 100 meters. >> bolt is off quickly. in lane 3, ivory williams trying to hold on. but here comes usain bolt. and the world's fastest man blazes through the finish. unofficially, the time is 9.25 seconds, and usain bolt does not disappoint in tront toe. >> so for sure, the clock has frozen early. that would be beyond a world record. so it is 10 seconds flat for usain bolt. so the timing misfires, but the official time is now 10 seconds for usain bolt. ivory williams second. bernard williams his third. foresight finishes fourth. >> you see the bolt pull up. will we ever see him go all out in a 100 meters? is. >> i think only if there is a lot on the line, and by some crazy happennen stance somebody is near him. >> he took a quick look at the clock and saw the 9.25, and thought that can't be right. and look at bolt playing to this crowd here. that called lane 9. those fans paid $25 to basically stand on the street outside the stadium and get a glimpse of

first strikeout by sean west. adam dunn coming up. >> rob: well, 0-2. this is a perfectly placed breaking ball right here in on his feet on the ground. >> bob: if you hit it, it's going to hurt. >> rob: if you hit it, it's going to be foul or in the ground. you can't hit that fair. it looks good coming in and then bottom drops out of it have. especially from a 6'8" guy. >> bob: how about the size of this matchup? that's a short hopper to uggla in right field. the nats go in order in the top of the third. they've outhit the marlins 3-2 and it's time.   >> bob: nats fans well represented here in south florida whenever we come here on to the bottom of the third. let's check defense. it started with hanley ramirez trying to steal third. >> rob: just second. then you think you're going to run over to third. he gets dund gunned down by wil nieves. dan uggla thinks he'll take extra base on elijah dukes and elijah guns him down. cristian guzman quickly beat. great slow throw, but nick johnson on the other end that's good job squeezing

we have to bring sean home. i yield back the balance. mr. holt: i ask unanimous consent to recover any remaining time that i have to yield to the gentleman from georgia. the chair: without objection. mr. holt: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from georgia. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. scott: thank you, mr. speaker, thank you to the gentleman from new jersey, mr. holt. we strongly support the amendment that would require the secretary of state to make recommendations to congress on the kinds of change needed to the hague convention on the civil aspects of international child abduction and where applicable to united states law. mr. speaker, the purpose of the hague convention is to ensure that in situations where a child was wrongfully removed from his or her country or habitual residence by one parent against the will of another parent, the agreed -- the aggrieved parent has an internationally recognized means of recovering his or her abducted child. unfortunately, many american families have come face to face with the very

. >> jim: you can see how difficult sean green , 6'6," quick wind up, lots of deception, not to meng the way he's able to make the ball di. >> gary: green has delivered a couple couple of wild pitches. you saw one close right there. so aubrey huff at second base getting a good secondary lead. 1-1 way outside. and the count will go to 2-1. >> jim: nobody up behind sean green. you got luke scott the lefty n deck. closer not up yet. even though we have what, one out in the 8th inning. >> gary: trying to beat the bt e.r.a. in the league out of the bullpen. 2-1 count. boy, is he struggling with tht one. 3-1. >> jim: your sinker ball, it'a great idea to throw the 2-1 breaker ball. but not two feet off the plate. >> gary: that will get -- [ indiscernible ] >> jim: they have another lef, but i don't know if he can get up and ready. maybe it's rodriguez. that is a base hut. church will get it in in a hurry. hits the cutoff man. but the orioles are in it. so with one away, double by huff, and now the single by melvin mora has put run

and sean has no college, and told the paper that i read the interview in, he has no plans to get any college. lou washer man, who, more than anyone else created modern hollywood, with his colossal mca talent agency, had no college and almost no attendance in high school. although he has a high school diploma. he preferred instead to work full-time as a movie usher, beginning at age 13, so how did he get dis diploma working as a movie usher? in an interesting fashion. he approached the school principal with a deal the administrator could not refuse. in exchange for a diploma, but he wouldn't attend classes, wasserman smuggled first run films out of the theatre, in the morning, before it opened, took them to the high school, where they were screened for an admissions price, got them back to the theater, before it opened, and the schools would use the money earned to buy band instruments, and uniforms, so the principal looked like a hero. to parents. he used the time saved from copying notes off black boards to set up mca, signing stars when he was still a teenager like fred astaire and

next we'll hear from sean mccarthy, chief operatoring officer from national insurance incorporated. mr. mckarth. >> chairman kanjorski, ranking member garrett and members of the subcommittee. my name is sean mckarthy and i'm testifying in my role as president of financial security holdings or fsa and short guaranteed corporation which is expected to complete the acquisition of fsa on july 1st. we appreciate the opportunity to testify at this hearing to improve oversight of the insurance industry and a restructuring of the federal government's role with regard to insurance products. as mono-heine insurance companies we provide in the case of fsa bond insurance for the u.s. municipal and global infrastructure markets and in the case of assured, bond insurance for u.s. municipal, global infrastructure and structured financings. insurance utilized only in the financial markets is a very different product from that of property casualty, life and health insurance companies. article 69 was enacted by new york state to segregate financial guaranteed insurance from multi-line products and th

sean green last year before the all-star game was lights out. e.r.a. under three runs a game. then the overuse not a very good 8.65 e.r.a. they're hoping that if they use him properly, apparently that's been the case. he's very tough. hard thrower. very distinctive. he has a sinker. he's 6'6". he's all arms and legs -- arms and legs. >> gary: he's from kentucky and went to the university of louisville and the first cardinal to reach the major leagues from their college baseball program. 0-1 count. runner at first. reimold up. off-speed pitch in for a strike. reimold has a walk. he's grounded out. orioles with two down trying to keep the inning going. the markakis home run accounting for the orioles two runs on the board here in this inning. green from the third base side. that one in the air to left field. an atom ball there. martinez there for the out. orioles will settle for a couple of runs on three hits. they leave a base runner on, but have made it had a 4-2 ballgame. put a refreshing spin on your summer. ♪ bud light lime. superior drinkability. ♪ ultimate refreshment. a

so, clearly, there -- clearly there were some things sean by her in -- sean -- she's participated in 3,000 decisions, she has written efer 4 -- over 400000 -- would bring more federal judicial decision to the supreme court than any justice in 100 years. i mean, that's a very strong and powerful statement and i think compelling statement to the members of this body. i had, as many of us had the opportunity to meet with judge sotomayor in my office earlier this month. in addition to having an impressive professional resume, her personal journey also captured my attention as a young woman from a struggling, very middle class background from the bronx, came up the hard way with a lot of hard knocks, wit but wa loving an supportive family around her to lead her and guide her, tutors and teachers who saw in this young girl a tremendous amount of promise and potential. and asia has certain -- and she has certainly lived up to that potential that her mother and others saw in her at a young age. and i believe she is the kind of person that will bring not only strong intellect and character an

tomorrow's probables, rich hill against sean west. >> rich hill back on the mound.k on the mound. helped himself out with a base hit. orioles win 7-2. rich is looking for his fourth win on the season. hope he's getting that curve ball over. he'll be pitching against another big left-hander 6'8" sean west will be on the mound for the marlins. he's looking for his third winn 't season. pretty good e.r.a. it should be a good matchup. >> don't forget to rejoin us tomorrow morning for more pregame coverage. orioles lose to the marlins. talk tore tomorrow night at 6:30 on masn. or. so i wanted to design a glass that would enhance the taste of boston lager. we did a laser etch on the bottom. it releases the hops aromas this bulb is for collecting aromas. there's a little ridge on the inside. and that allows you to sense the hops as it enters your mouth. the way this hits your tongue, you really get the full flavor out of sam adams lager. having a boston lager in this glass was like tasting a boston lager for the first time again. sharapova, a nifty return there. back and f

thank you very much, sean. paul charles, director of communications for virgin atlantic and a guess of our speaker. joe joe anselmo of aviation week. caspar -- for the european union delegation and finally myron belking former ap bureau chief in london and secretary of the national press club. ask anyone in this room who sir richard branson is and he will be defined different ways: a flamboyant en43 pren newer with an appetite for starting new buses, a magnet for controversy, such as his recent stint as a glass xo cleaning worker in a tv ad for his virgin trains. or a billion dollar philanthropist attempting to save mother earth. no matter, he is a gift for making people pause and take notice. his high profile adventures cloud developing personal space flight and in 1986, crossing the atlantic in his plane offshore racing boat in racing time. a year later, he set another record crossing the atlantic in his virgin atlantic flier, not only the first hot air balance lon to cross the atlantic but also the largest e

host: sean on our independent line. and you are on. and caller: i am glad you guys got together and got inspiration. as far as it goes with the supplemental, are you guys going to try to try to end of both wars? go ahead. guest: finish your question. i thought you were done. caller: are you going to try to push back on health care because the health care debate is being lost. i do not understand why we cannot have the same single payer health care as france or great britain. it does not make any sense. guest: i agree with you on health care. i would like to see that on the table. as far as the worst, ending it would be a great thing. -- as far as ending the wars, that would be a great thing. i do not want to see the steam come out ending the worst. -- teh wars. -- the wars. host: we are going to spend the remainder of prior time talking about the u.s. response. here is president obama talking about the election yesterday. >> we will continue to pursue a tough, direct dialogue between our two l.b.o. countries, and we will see where it t

we did see from sean camp last night, he has some serious swing back action to his fastball so he can really move that thing away from left handers. adam is 0-for-3 tonight. second in the lead with 54 walks. you have to throw him strikes. ball 2. 1:30 tomorrow. martis-romero. will it be a deciding game or will someone in a home uniform be going for a sweep. masn 2 tomorrow. he goes soft and gets a strike. 2-11. 1. 2--1. >> way out ahead of that one. >> rob: that was a big pitch by camp. he was supposed to be going outside and low, he comes inside and high. watch the catcher set up no, no, no -- oh, man. he wanted a change-up down and away. that almost went up and away. >> bob: 2-2 pitch. he goes around the plate with a side door breaking ball. the count's full. >> bob: we're going to see anderson hernandez pinch run if they walk dunn. elijah dukes is next. adam dunn gets around it and fouls it. 18 homeruns this year, four away from 300. 48th rbi last night. i interairport hill is 20 feet behind the dirt. >> rob: i aaron -- aaron hill is 20 feet behind the dirt. >> reporter: that's goi

. >> bob: sean kemp was pretty impressive here last night, getting a couple of key outs in the 7th inning, the nats' closer up. >> rob: in case we get the lead. >> bob: maybe pitching the 9th either way. >> there he is, mr. onbase. bunt. that will move the runner. well done by cristian guzman, his third of the year. so manny gave him a pitch or two to see if he could drive the ball somewhere. then when the count got to 1-1, a perfect sac suffice. >> rob: looks like a decould i with that big swing. they thought, he is not going to bunt, will go for the down, hit a double last time up and he laid down a very nice sacrifice bunt. >> bob: 10 consecutive times on base over three games. here is nick. it would be funny if they intentionally walk him and that's how he would get the record but they have a right hander zimmerman on deck. >> rob: you want to get this lefty pitch around zimmerman if you could and then go after dunn. >> reporter: front door breaking ball on the inside for a strike. >> rob: cito gaston is a percentage guy, trying to force the double play with a righty against a lefty t

he'll be taking on left-hander sean west, a 23-year-old from houston.tammen and west tomorrow night. coverage begins 6:30, "nats xtra." juan villone takes over here. he'll face right-handed hitting wes helms pinch-hitting for ricky nolasco. ron villone still sporting a nice e.r.a., it's his 29th appearance. not good control numbers. 12 strikeouts, but 14 walks. unusual for him.   >> bob: wes helms, as a pinch- hitter this year, 7 for 21 with five rbi's. he's at .33, ron villone nowhere near the plate here. >> rob: ronny's more at the stage of his career where he will pitch around danger more so than challenge it. >> bob: maybe that's why the walk total is up? >> rob: absolutely. the rookie lead-off man chris coghlan next, then emilio bonifacio and hanley ramirez. their top three hitters are 4 for 9 tonight. the nats are 0 for 10. scott olsen finishes with 94 pitches, 66 strikes. oh, what a night. nats couldn't get him a run in the 8th to make him a rainer. ron villone has to hold the marlins. he's battled back now to make the

and let's give thanks to all the great people like sean hannity, rush limbaugh, bill o'reilly, laura ingraham, mark levin, william bennett, glen beck, hugh hewitt, dennis frayinger, dennis miller, dick morris, ann coulter, michael steele, karl rove, newt gingrich, thomas so, victor davis hansen, shelby steel, charles kroutheimer, michele malkin, fred barnes and so many others. let's give thanks to them for not giving up and staying the course to bring an end to this false prophet, obama. that's what i said pretty much this morning. and now i have the honor, you know, the honor to be with you and to introduce such such a wonderful array of great people who i'm so honored to be, you know, able to introduce to you tonight. since 1976, orrin hatch has served the people of utah with distinction and honor. in the senate, we can -- and by the way, i met orrin hatch, and isn't he -- i mean, you know i'm in the movies and sometimes people see me they say gee, you're taller that inthought you were or you know, whatever it is. or you're not as old as i thought. i say that. but really, they neve

mets, 11 hits, five innings of work, in the bottom of the seventh, the mets got three runs against sean green who just relieved mike pelfrey to tie it up, the mets frustrating fans, they granted 15 base runners through the first nine innings, a season high, so 15 hits so far, but only four runs. pirates-rays, dog night at turner field. some barking going on. >> dog night? >> didn't you see the little doggies. >> i did. i find that an odd promotion. >> all right. a key player here, nate mclouth coming up throwing, laroche trying to score from second, and the throw cut off by first baseman greg norton, laroche is scoring on the plate, and the pirates go on to this, after giving up a two-out homer, matt capps gets norton to fly out and end the game and the danger, 14th save for capps, and the pirates snap their three-game skid, laroche drove in two of the three winning runs. bly the way, pittsburgh starter charlie morton left after pitching only one inning due to tightness in his right hammy, the braves, their three game winning streak comes to an end. colby rasmus hitting cleanup for the

host: sarah palin on the fox news channel last night with strong hannity -- sean hannity. here's what the two talked about with regard to the rhetoric in american politics today. >> we are hearing a lot of good rhetoric. but we are not seeing those actions. this many months into the new administration -- quite disappointed, quite frustrated with not seen those actions to rein in spending and slow down the growth of government. instead, it is the complete opposite. it is expanding at such a large degree. unfortunately, our country could evolve into something that we do not even recognize. that is so far from what the founders of our country had in mind for us. that is where we're headed. you have to be blunt about the candidate and honest with the americans to let them know. if we keep going down these roads, nationalizing many of our services and projects, yes, that is where we would head. that is why americans have to pay attention. we have to have our voices heard and it needs to be our will, the american people's will, imposed on washington instead of the other way arou

and let's give thanks to all the great people like sean hannity, rush limbaugh, bill o'reilly, lauraraham, mark levin, william bennett, glen beck, hugh hewitt, dennis frayinger, dennis miller, dick morris, ann coulter, michael steele, karl rove, newt gingrich, thomas so, victor davis hansen, shelby steel, charles kroutheimer, michele malkin, fred barnes and so many others. let's give thanks to them for not giving up and staying the course to bring an end to this false prophet, obama. that's what i said pretty much this morning.@@@@@@@ @ @ @ @ @ to introduce such a wonderful group of great people, who i am excited to be able to introduce to you tonight. since 1976, orrin hatch has served utah with honor. in the senate -- isn't he -- i am in the movies. people say i am taller than they thought. or you are not as old as i thought you were. they never said that. when i saw orrin hatch, i'd only shown him on shows. n him on shows you know where his face is on television and he's usually addressing very serious subjects so he's very, you know, has a very serious demeanor. but i found out w

the top of the seventh, mike pelfrey gave up three consecutive singles to load the bases and then sean green proceeded to give up three runs, and so here we stand, tied at four, ibanez and rollins with rbis for the phillies. they're in the bottom of the seventh tied at four, and here's a note about raul ibanez in his 15th major league season, he leads four offensive categories in the national league. a post on a midwest sports fan site said enhancing drugs could not be ignored. an angry ibanez said the following. another game going on >>> ranother game going on rig now. cards, marlins in st. louis. top of the 8th. they hold a 6-4 lead over florida. they've led this throughout after a homer in the 1st to make it 3-0. st. louis is trying to get out of the season slump, five losses losses in a row. he scored a run and also a stolen base. >> the vikings have backed off their pursuit of brett farve after he failed to report to organized meeting this is week. we have his version of what was expected this week. >> was there a deadline or not this week placed on farve to report to practice? >>

fifth straight win, he gave up four runs and 11 hits, plus the mets came to tie it, three runs against sean green after mike pelfrey gave up three straight singles to load the bases. feliz and ibanez and rollins have the rbis, pelfrey one, and castillo, another one. taking you out to atlanta, dog night at turner field. start a barkin'. two on, two outs, jason hair me -- jaramillo singles. mclouth throws, seems to be on the money, the pirates go on to hold the lead, and 3-2 in the bottom of the ninth, two outs, matt capps gets norton to fly out to end the game and the danger, garrett anderson had the two-out homer that brought atlanta within one. pittsburgh starter charlie morton left after pitching just one inning due to tightness in his right hammy. the braves see their winning stream come to an end. the braves have seen their winning streak come to an end. >> the vikings have backed off their pursuit of brett favre after favre failed to report to organized team activities this week. brad childress hit the radio air waves with his version of what was expected this week. >> was there a dead

%- nieves, well >> rob: pttooooooo >> bob: tomorr night, sean west, a lefty, for the marlins who is 3-2. jordan zimmermann goes in the  wednesday anst  ho is 7-1. there's no doubt who is the os ((f  staff righno. sporting a 2.76 e.r.a. out of play right side. ricky is a .152 career hitter. >> rob: i think olsen and nolasco are challenging each other. nice. took something off of that. >> bob: i remember scott telling me early this year, he and ricky nolasco were what they called throwing partners when they were with the marlins, so maybe you can reexplain that for our fans. >> rob: every day you've got a guy you throw with. if you're together and i was together with joe oliver for 12 seasons, we threw every day together. i threw with norm charlton for seven, eight years straight. i was roommates with norm charlton for seven years. being a throwing buddy is exactly what it is. he's your guy every day that you loosen up and you prepare yourself for work with. >> bob: olsen working up a good sweat on this 76-degree evening. b

sean hannity, this is what you guys wanted. you know you keep starting hate and now it's coming back and this is happening. >> we'll leave it there. patrick kennedy according to the "washington journal" that struggled with addiction much of his life said yesterday he's checking himself into a medical facility. other stories look at that that, taking a look at other stories in the "washington post" looking at cyber security as it's called. this is knackshi ma writing about the pentagon's efforts keeping defensive with those attacking the nation based computer systems. some fear the pentagons ability to develop cyber warfare may forge partner ships with the private sector. and with governments and businesses a broad. in the cyber domain according to those. kevin chilton of strategic command said in a meeting last month with reporters,nsa had unique abilities to inform the military of threats and a ver theirs intent and to prepare for attack and to prepare for attack and a tack. every day unseen operators using software are using

dan uggla, cody ross or sean west. all please of those very deserving tonight. text in your vote now have your voice heard a, b or c. uggla has a two-run home run. west, six scoreless innings. reimold fouls it back. you talk about the orioles home stand coming up. it is three with the nats. then, three with the red sox. a wednesday game next week is a day game. reimold hits a high pop to shallow left center field. charging in it -- charging in is coghlan and orioles go quietly here in the eighth three up and three down. reimold now 1-4 on the night. bottom of the eighth coming up. 6-0, marlins. times may be tough today, but the things we all look forward to haven't changed. like owning a home. watching our children grow. and retiring with confidence. so whatever you're looking forward to, m&t bank is here to help you get there. m&t bank. understanding what's important. >> jim: chris ray on for his second inning of work. marlins with a 6-0 lead a p of two-run home runs in this game. also rbi hits by ramirez and cantu. so, three, four, five and seven in the li

also sign and trade sean maryann. or get value for him and resign chris, it would help your domino effect for your roster. >> the nets scored last summer with the brook lopez pick. now what. >> that was a great pickup. they need help at two positions. vince carter needs to be moved over to the three spot, now great young two guy that's a shooter that can spread the floor, give devon harris more room to operate, give brook lopez more room to pretty and also vince carter. and also the four spot. they can use a rugged big fours they a rebounder >> last summer the 76ers picked up elton brand. this year they made a deal to bring jason capone owe in. now what are they looking for? >> a surprising exciting team. andre mill ser a free agent at the point guard position. they may lock to draft a point guard. you never hurt adding depth to a team that's already young, athletic and like to get up and down the court. they'll be looking for depth, guys able to come off the bench. >> finally, the minnesota tim der wolves hold the ce

- if you want to reform universities, you have to figure out ways to embarrass them, and i thanked sean hannity and glen o'beck for big this. they perform an enormous public function. it's the only thing that is marginally keeping universities honest. so we found 150 courses like this. at 12 major universities. well, there are 4,000 universities, and if you do the arithmetic, that's maximum of 40,000 courses. and a minimum of probably 10,000. so well, i'd say it's 20,000. well, how many millions of students go through this. so people often ask me, well, americans are individualists, and you know, you're assuming that they're all indoctrinated. no, i'm not. only 2% or 3% of them are indoctrinated in rabid, anti-american feuds. that's a lot of people. and then, and this is a really, you know, things get worse and worse, but who do you think runs the education school? the most radical, the most communist, and i use that word advisedly, since both my parents were communists, and the people, institutions in america are the education schools in our universities. the editor of the series of te

. >> guest: that's a very interesting question and rumsfeld smylie sean ship with the neocons i think is a very important part of his time as secretary because he and up surrounded by a number of prominent members of the neoconservative community and they included his deputy, paul wolfowitz, the chief of the top civilian policy official at the pentagon, doug feith but rumsfeld himself is not a new conservative. many of his views may overlap. they do depart one critical area which is the notion of spreading democracy and around the world. rumsfeld is always very uncomfortable with that notion particularly as a rationale going to war against iraq and argued to try to keep it out of some of the rhetoric justifying the invasion. he wasn't particularly successful. the white house embraced that notion along with other rationale they offered involving weapons of mass destruction and so on but when i press rumsfeld and why it was he ended up so surrounded by neocons and he didn't have a very convincing answer to that but he didn't seem to me as if it was exactly a strategy on his part. he ten

last thursday the governor to take an interview with sean hannity for fox news in which mr. sanford criticize the federal stimulus plan and said that he had not thought of running for president. later he left the governor's mansion without security and rumors about his absence percolated in law-enforcement circles, according to some officials. other politicians and government officials got wind of his accent -- of his absence and tick off reporters. thomas joining us on the phone from lafayette, louisiana. -- tom is joining us on the phone from lafayette, louisiana. caller: thank you for taking my call. thank you for c-span. i wanted to comment that we had a problem here with our senator, david vitner, who had some kind of a thing with prostitutes, and it seems like the republicans in louisiana overlooked that, maybe because of his politically conservative positions. but i am tired of these sanctimonious politicians that want to tell us about family values, moral values, and this other guy, sanford, from south carolina, is another example of that. i am thoroughly disgusted w

for eight years the didn't see each other when sean went to europe in 1779 on till 1784 and until abigail went to europe as well, and they corresponded sometimes during the that period but letters were lost at sea and john gindin to -- didn't write all the time so there wasn't a lot of correspondence. when abigail finally did go to europe the marriage resumed again and it's just amazing that this marriage resumed with all of the passion and interest that day of originally had in the early married years. remarkable to us. of course there wasn't an exit polls from the marriage. they couldn't have gotten divorced. there were grounds for divorce and that period but not any grounds for divorce abigail and john had met. so, it remains remarkable they did resume their marriage so compatible lee, and i felt a lot about why this is and will work the reasons why this marriage worked so well and the first course is that they loved each other. and from the early meeting between the two of them there was immense attraction. but love is a word that is clich. i don't mean in love, i don't mean a lot

.: that reminded me a little bit of sean green from the mets with a little more velocity. >> jim h.: luke scott now. >> jim p.: it's kind of interesting the way they try oh go after nolan reimold. a pretty good fastball hitter. at the end of the day what did he come back to. >> rob: fastball. >> jim p.: his best pitch. >> rob: absolutely. if he hits a home run, you're still up a run. that's the kind of stuff we've been talking about. think about it before you walk up to the plate. what are you looking to do. you need to get on. somebody needs to hit a home run to tie the score. if you're pitching, you have to think the same way backward. >> jim h.: willingham in on it as it hung up. orioles down to their final out. >> jim p.: that is why your bullpen coaches with a young pitching staff is constantly saying, hey, be prepared, watch the game, pay attention. because when you come in, it's usually in clutch situations, especially when you're trying to win ballgames. the late l. rod hendricks, he was here for 38 years, 39 years, he would just make the guys pay attention and focus. >> rob:

america and he wants to photograph to marcy in some ways it just seems right that my biggest selling sean would be american flag. i wouldn't tell my american european that. welcome and thank you very much. i appreciated. [applause] >> joseph sohm close have been published over for a thousand times in national geographic time, "the new york times", the washington post and others. for more information visit visionsofamerica.com. john merriman, history professor at yale recounts the destination of a bomb in a paris cafe on february 12th, 1994 by french and artist emile henry. he examines henry's ideological arguments for his active indiscriminate violence and documents in the ensuing years of attacks by other interests in public locations which included the assassination of the president of france and u.s. president william mckinley. the event hosted by labyrinth books in new haven, connecticut is 45 minutes. >> thanks for coming. i guess i'll start at the beginning about emile henry, the guy that i studied. i don't remember when i got interested in him. i remembered reading about him in hig

he is the sean hannity-- [applause] of the revivalists. god is taking radical muslims and bringing them into the kingdom. he is taking nominal muslims, he is taking about muslims and bringing them into the kingdom to the gospel of jesus christ. just as the bible said they would. this is the fulfillment of bible prophecy. what other bible prophecy i want to know, and of course there are many and we will be talking about war through the day but joel chapter 2, verses 28332, the bible says that it will come about in the last days, the word says i will pour out my spirit to all mankind and your sons will prophesy, and your old men will dream dreams, your young men will see visions and it will come about that whoever calls on the name of the lord will be delivered. this is how the apostle paul came to faith, as the persecutor and some might argue as the terrorists, it as a religious zealot he was headed to damascus in he recalled he saw a vision of jesus christ on the road to damascus. someone did not sit down with him and share the for spiritu

commander paul tollman, came in my office partly because of the publicity about david goldman and his son, sean goldman, the brazilian case i had been working on and he came in and said, you have to hear my story. it's a heartbreaking story of a man deployed to japan. he and his wife regrettably had a split. she is now deceased, and yet for six long years he's been trying to get his daughter back and has been unable to. the de facto custody is with the maternal grandparents. again, he has not been able to get his own child back. the amendment will not entangle the department of defense in custody disputes. rather, it will instruct the department of defense to report to congress about what they are doing to ensure that ou

sean, in vancouver, washington, go ahead with you question. >> your book, the power elite have never seemed so purl and full of themselves, we have risk san tellly calling for the tea parties. melanie cline said something like the bush administration tried to privatize schools and privatize social security and having failed to do so just up and privatized the treasury itself using the t.a.r.p. program. so it's kind of a bleak time. i don't mean to be a downer but i was wondering if you could comment at all on -- there's that famous line about propaganda, that the mark of successful prom began days when you can convince the people their own destruction is entertainment of the highest order. i'm hitting on tom franks' work when you turn a class conscious prolit tearat where people act against their own self-interest. can you elaborate on that? >> guest: i will start for one minute. he said very eloquently everything i agree with. over the last 25-30 year since reagan, we have hat the agreedest wealth tran fer of any period of any country in human history. the three-quarters of the weal

putz and also sean green, you're going to have yourself a pretty good bullpen. last year, pedro led the national league in appearances at 86. the lefties we talked aboutmatching up 8-62, that's 129. the number i liked was only five walks. when i say that, he almost clips markakis up and in. a very, very deceptive wind up. big, sweeping breaking ball. watched him -- watched him come in against the phillies. they matched him one ibanez and then ryan howard. >> gary: feliciano, 1-0 count. markakis just trying to get on here. orioles need base runners now eighth inning, one down. feliciano last worked against the yankees on the 12th. he worked twirtsdz of -- 2/3 of an inning, walked one and gave up nothing else. 1-1 delivery. that one is down and away and fouled off the other way and a one ball, two strike count. >> jim: he hails from puerto rico. a couple years ago in 2005, went to japan and played in the southern part of japan. we played one of our 18 games back in 1971 went down there. that's a vacation island. >> gary: markakis will take it on the inside corner.

they went out and got sean green. he came in and gave them inning 2/3 of nothing -- 1 2/3 inning of nothing but ground balls. they have a left-hand specialist feliciano. he brings him in to matchup against markakis and huff. he strikes thyme him out f this is a closer game, you would have gone to a guy that's now 18-19 or 17-18, rodriguez. the only blown save he has all year long after having 62 last year is a pop fly that castillo should have caught on friday night. so, this guy has outstanding stuff. you know what? to me, he could have gone to a lot of other teams. he ends up signing with the mets. one of the biggest deficiencies they have had over the last couple of years has been able to close out games. they don't have that problem anymore. >> jim, we appreciate the insight. thank you very much. we'll see you back out here tomorrow night. >> you got it, guys. >> jim palmer joining us from the masn broadcast booth levels get being a leak -- we're not going to get a look at the at anld t player of the game because