they could wear turf shoes, almost like sneakers and run around and get great traction and we didn'tve to worry about a bad bounce in the dirt. here you get both. you get turf and it goes into the turf. i think it's hard to field. i was watching the rays take the balls off the pongo. it drops. there is a lip there. 1-0 to willie harris lo is hitting .250. willie broke an 0-for-10. garza behind hip, 2-0. right now, it's a 30-pitch inning for one of the better young pitchers in the american league. garza 4, e.r.a. 3.55 coming into his 13 starts. top 9 in the league in strikeouts with 70. now, he goes 3-0. >> rob: it's number 31. >> bob: how about that, on the 7th man he is facing this inning. >> rob: here it is, 13 balls, 17 strikes. 30 total. and as i told you, 80% of his pitches, nothing but heaters. >> bob: and the nats might want more here. that's above the belt. he may be a little bit off in his command and control but he is still changing eye level. look at what willie has done here. runners will be going. dukes, he will be going now on a ground ball. race to the bag. garza gets

african- american audiences, as have i done on dozens of occasions, there are some kids that at $100 sneakers but no one to read to them at home. they have a electronic gizmos that we did not have years ago -- they have electronic gizmos. every head in the room nods. it cannot be a way of scolding. it has to be spoken on behalf of the senseless, and there is a common sense about it, but it is in empirically this way. a lot of people who argued are those sorts of privilege that actually can get by without respecting the traditional forms that have existed for so long, but i think it is a really important question. >> it is one that is kind of hard to get your hand around. once in the i would suggest is talking about it in terms of economics. if you want to succeed, this is what you need, and as long as we have such a high illegitimacy rates, we are looking at a permanently bifurcated society, and the people i hung up with bad pun out with on the upper west side, but they support libertinism and all of these areas, but there are rich, and they're walking around pushing baby strollers with their

we accept them all when they come through those doors whether they are in wheelchairs, walkers, sneakersno backpacks. we take them all and we -- we get them wherever they are and we hopefully are moving them forward and it's hard work. it's hard work. and i do feel like the public schools are a mirror to society in that, you know, often you can tell what the village is like by the school. and if you walk in that school you're going to see the same ills that are outside that school because those children bring those issues into the school and we need to find ways to help them and to deal with it and to educate them. >> host: i'm a great devote of our catholic schools here but i have very much been against public money to private schools. we had a voucher experiment thrust upon us against the will of the majority of the people here. republicans were in power and refused to bring a bill for vouchers to the floor because they can do anything they wanted to in the district. they've done so. the results show that the children who were already in private school are doing fine. >> guest: sure. >

spectrum and we accept them when they come through the doors whether they are in wheelchairs, walkers, sneakers, no backpacks, and we get them wherever they are and are moving them forward and it's hard work. and i do feel like the public schools are a mirror to society and often you can tell what the village is like by the school and if you walk in the school you are going to see the same hills outside the school because the children bring those issues into the school and we need to find ways to help them and deal with it and educate them. >> ibm agreed to devotees of the catholic schools but i have very much been against public money to private schools. we have a voucher thrust upon us in the will of the people here. republicans were in power and refused to bring a bill for vouchers to the floor because they didn't do anything they wanted in the district. they have done so in the results show the children who were already in private school are doing fine but the experiment was the children in the very same place and the poorest performing public schools to compare them, now they are comparing