. >> jeff: shipman did that at 1st base when davison went down. very good to georgia. >> matt: 2 balls and no strikes to christian glisson. the inside pitch back and 2-1. >> glisson leads the team with a .448 on base percentage. folks hide be surprise today see his offensive production. david perno said they were not surprised at all he had been able to swing the bat like he had. the injury problem that has limited his ability to throw out base runners. that has been problematic for the bulldogs all season long. i would like to see him hit with a little more pop. he hit his first home run on saturday out of baton rouge. a nice combination of georgia players mere and metro atlanta players. and christian, 3-9, with 3 rbi in that series against the tigers. 3-1 pitch fouled out of play. the 2 run shot in the top to have 4q made a -- 4th inning , having won on sad. the rubber game. and 3 run in the bottom half of the 4th. went over to bullpen. gave up 9 run it is rest of the way. >> jeff: the bottom of the 4th, nearly a great catch t the bulldogs play

clemson with 7 left-handers in the line up and now you will see freshman, robert shipman come and calm swegman down, and give steve esmonde a little more time to warm up. >> now you will see christian glisson make his way out of the mound. so this might be it for steve esmonde. he has been a utility pitcher for georgia. closed out for lsu on saturday. >>> esmonde is one of those guys that can run at full- times. an emergency runner fielder. so, if clemson pushes one more across, it is 3-0. you feel okay there. you don't want to see a 6th or 7th throw out there. we talked about a stretch where georgia was giving up big numbers. a loss to alabama in a nonconference game in birmingham. it was a big inning that really doomed the bulldogs. again, georgia lost so much fire power off of last year's team. this ball club not quipped to put up those kind of huge offensive numbers. >> and here is esmonde. a start for georgia. swegman couldn't get it over the plate. you see boyd, one of the toughest players on this team to strike out. he struck out only 14 times. here is the 0-1 pitch. that ball i

. >> herald shipman. >> yes, shipman.e reported it and police went and looked at the death cert -- certificate. they dropped the case until he tried to forge a will. the last one he forged a will saying he was leaving everything to him. and the daughter who is a lawyer pursued it and was the one who uncovered it. number 301. >> we have to go. always a pleasure. it was a disturbing pleasure. glad the guy is behind bars. coming up, your e-mail. check out my website. >>> all i asked for was a cheese burger. >> no, [bleep] you and [bleep] you and your cheese burger. >> hi, guys. if you are going to fight over a cheese burger wear underwear. that was great. >> mcdonalds, greatest place in the world. it is mail time and the address is red eye at fox news .com. here we go. sara leads things off. congressman mcconnor says there is a first amendment that allows you to call him whatever you want. that is a broad interpretation that allows me to call my mother a cow of a woman. people can say what they want about the government or o

. >> as claire shipman reports bristol palin's trying to change that in a new ad campaign. >> what if i didn't have all these opportunities? >> reporter: bristol palin is hoping people will pay attention to her. but this time for the right reasons. >> what if i didn't come from a famous family? >> reporter: experts applaud her new public service campaign and say her push for abstinence complements similar campaigns for contraception. >> bristol palin is a very high-profile teen mother. so when she speaks about these issues i think a lot of the people are going to listen. >> reporter: according to the latest statistics the teen birth rate in the united states is down 2%. but it's too early to know why or whether it's a trend. what is clear, though, is that the message is getting more and more creative. >> we're in it forever now. because i'm pregnant. >> reporter: research shows that television shows like mtv's "16 and pregnant" may have more impact than traditional psas. with that in mind palin will star in an episode of this season's "secret life of an american teenager." now that tr

claire shipman is in washington with more on this. good morning, claire. >> reporter: good morning, robin. that new law requires arizona police ask anybody they believe is an illegal immigrant for documentation. opponents are crying racial profiling. supporters are pointing to the 500,000 illegal immigrants in arizona. and the arguments on both sides have reached a fever pitch. arizona's governor, feeling the heat of the national spotlight, lashed out at president obama, who has called the immigration law she signed misguided. >> i've spoken with the president certain personally, is to that. met with complete disrespect for the people of arizona. we don't get an answer back. >> reporter: and more incoming, this from former rival, arizona senator, john mccain. >> the fact is, our borders are broken. they are not secure. it's a federal responsibility to secure our borders. it's not being done. >> reporter: just last night, a phoenix s.w.a.t. team discovered 25 illegal immigrants allegedly smuggled into the country over the weekend. the

claire shipman is here with news for parents. claire? >> reporter: good morning, george.e mother of an 8-year-old son who already wants to watch "r"-rated movies. what i discovered by thinking that you're keeping your kids from "r"-rated content, not renting videos, you're in for a rude awakening. three teens on a mission. meet kathleen, 14. erna 14, and tyler 13. what are these new jersey students up to? what kids have been doing for decades. trying to sneak into on "r"-rated movies. how many "r"-rated movies have you seen already? >> a lot. just off the top of my head. >> reporter: but there's a new twist to this gamut. why go to a movie theater? >> it's a lot to deal with. people check i.d.s. >> reporter: this makes much more sense. they get what they want on demand, or through their wii system. and there's other ways for teens to watch whatever they want. youtube, hulu, netflix. >> today, you can download something on your cell phone or over the internet. and you can be exposed to inappropriate content without coming near a movie theater. >> reporter: we've all heard

it has to be on shipman t pro is on the money. that is going to be the first error committed by shipman in his collegiate career. you are right. he took his eye off the ball. as simple as that. 1-0 pitch. >> matt: and in the infield, and by farmer. can't score. infield, single, will lamb, 9-1. >> jeff: lamb's speed really showing it there. >> matt: we usually don't talk about 2nd base having great speed, but he is by necessaritive. everything going clemson's way tonight. the tigers jumped all over the bulldogs. 1 ball and 1 strike. you can close the book on he has monday. went 1 run on 5 hits, and a walk. forgettable night for the team. and his teammates, and 1-1 pitch. low, 2-1 now to john nester. and nester, we talked about his numbers, had the solid base to start the inning. his numbers cked the successors and kept it rolling. the georgia program is virtually doorman and david perno turning into a national power. backside of the plate. clemson with 6 runs on the board. they will take it, a 9-0 lead ñ a great run with the 1st ba