tampa bay has a lot of big games in april. after they close out the game on sunday, they head out to face the orioles next week. pop up confidence, jones moving in on it. adam has it for the final out. guthrie out of it without any further damage, but a 2-run double by longoria. rays have a 2 lead. batter. the orioles have only 3 hits. there's a strike right there. right there it's 96. anytime you can throw that, his career high, when he was a twin, 11 punch outs in cleveland. it would have been 2007. that's when he was 23 and then they trade him. >> delavan young is starting for minnesota. they believe he's finally matured and he has all that home run potential. so far the rays have benefitted from that trade. a ball and two strikes on luke scott. luke will turn 32 in june. 3rd season with the birds. and he got him. tough night for luke scott. not only 0 for 3. he struck out all 3 times. there's strikeout for -- 6 for garza. the descriptions of this game may not be disseminated. the tank where the rays are swimming around, th

tim curtis is a member of the tampa tea party and organizer of the tampa 9/12 project. >> my position is that there is absolutely a role and a function for the federal government. interstate highways, provide for the common defense. there are those things that are clearly enumerated in the constitution that everyone in this country ought to have to contribute to. beyond that, there shouldn't be any federal funding for, and you can go right down the line for >> reporter: probably the hottest current debate in tampa over government spending has to do with trains-- two of them in fact. one, high speed. the other, urban light rail. both of these projects have a price tag in the billions, so the argument is over cost, and whether government should be in the business of telling people how to get around. florida's plans for a high speed rail system date back a quarter century. the talk turned into reality this past january when the obama administration awarded the state $1.25 billion for an 84 mile line that would stretch from tampa to orlando, running along the median of interstate 4. ed br

tampa bay has a lead.w if he gets the double play ball he can get out of the inning. >> joe: it was obvious luke scott was going to overthrow the cutoff man. shoppach never made the move to go to third. he stays at second base. with one down he got another run run. here's zobrist. popped up, shallow left. luke scott moves in on the ball, has the out. he may have been able to score on that. >> jim: on a ball like that you might force luke the to throw. we'll never know. [cheering and applause] two down. all matusz has to do to get out of the inning is get past longoria. >> rob: is this guy up again? he singled into right field to lead off the second inning and was picked off as he broke trying to steal second base. >> joe: by the way that does go as a caught stealing. that's the first time in his career caught stealing up until that. he has not been thrown out by a catcher. >> rob: he's one of the best in the business. how many knew that before tonight? >> joe: i'm thinking longoria is not all that upset. c

tampa bay and the o's.ac. >> gary: orioles baseball on masn is brought to you by southwest airlines. go to southwest.com. grab your bag. it's on. and by mitsubishi. test drive one today at the deto compare sales event. there is a song that goes right to the bottom of my toes. holy, cow. i have to get my skin back on here. >> mike: my hair is stand up on the bottom of my feet. >> gary: welcome back. 66. that's the temperature. our game time temperature. visit train search guam.com to locate an independent train dealer near you. it is hard to stop a tr ane. it is a beautiful evening. clear skies and virtually no breeze here tonight. the starting lineup brought to you by southwest. for the tampa bay rays they will have at the top of the order a real nemesis for the orioles in jason bartlett. longoria, brignac and navarro. longoria this year already off with a 7.21. let's take a look at the scouting report. >> mike: make the most of the rematch for jeremy guthrie. he pitched pretty well in tampa bay. but was ma

brignac in the tampa bay lineup batting eight. that went on to the flag court and it made it a 1-1 game. top of the sixth, zobrist came up and hit the line drive towards left center feel. almost got to it, but the ball got by. pie was a little late backing up. as a result zobrist hustling all the way to third. that was big because the next batter longoria hit a fly basketball 6789 that made it 3- 1. here is carl crawford against mark hendrickson in the eighth income. that made it 4-1. and then in the 9th inning after albers came up, three consecutive hits. the third was a swinging bunt to 3rd base. that drove in a run and made the final 5-1. the rays outhit the orioles 12-of. guthrie, very good effort. no walks and five strikeouts. but the offense was a pie home run, and that was it. and the losing streak is it four consecutive games. everybody has been waiting for the breakout game. 1-6 now on the year. but this is a slump that is top to bottom. again, the more you talk about it, the more puzzling it gets. >> they are not firing

. >> woodruff: and i'm judy woodruff in tampa, florida. it's tax day, and some people here are angry about how their tax dollars are being spent. we'll explore what's behind that anger. and what citizens here think the role of government should be. >> who does a better job of creating jobs? the public sector or the private sector. >> you look at almost all the questions that are asked and the first question posed to any of us, whether it's local, state, or federal is now what is government going to do? >> woodruff: we'll have our own town meeting with white house advisor christina romer. plus, former u.s. senator mel martinez, former congressman jim davis, tampa mayor pam iorio and hills pwro *eg county commissioner mark sharpe. >> lehrer: then, jeffrey brown examines president obama's plans to revamp the space program. and simon marks reports from london on british politics-- american style-- with their first televised debate. >> lehrer: that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >>

. >> mike: the tampa bay, oriole series it was a one run ballgame. the yankees, it was no closer than four runs. >> gary: boy, there was a nasty breaking ball. upton just walks away. he had no chance. >> mike: really, he has only made the one mistake. either the high slide or high change-up. 0-2 pitch. >> gary: two strike count on upton. a timeout taken as guthrie started the wind up. he was off balance and stopped. other is the 0-2 delivery to him. that will be further outside and away trying to get him to fight on it. and a one-ball, two-strike count on upton. >> mike: we need a bigger break -- there has been a bigger break on that breaking ball than in the past. >> gary: na one drilled in the air, left center field. jones will come over and makes the catch. guthrie is in the big part of the ballpark and retires them in order. both of the starting staffs for this team has pitched well coming into this season. the orioles trying find a way to generate some runs. >> mike: something i talked with terry crowley about before the game. they had a great b

we watched the tape of him against tampa bay. we saw that he can surprise hitters. very anxious to get in there in the box. one thing i saw is natis is talented, throws to both sides of the plate and will use the fastball. they will adjust and matusz will have to do that against these hitters. >> gary: all right, amber, it won't be easy because over the last ten years, no team has a better win percentage against the orioles than does this as team. for the os, a nice way to start -- beat them. (music throughout) the energy drink for your feet. zig tech. i get more train. less pain. >> gary: and we are underway as adam jones is back in the leadoff spot for the fourth time against the 22-year-old left-hander brett anderson. and the 0-1 delivery to him, fastball that will come inside. and a one ball, one strike count. >> jim p: pretty good numbers for the 22-year-old left-hander big kid. about .235, 6'4." >> gary: back off the screen. and a ball and two strike count on adam jones. jones, 4 for 14 in the previous three games, now .249 against left-handers, lifetime, six

he did that in the last outing against tampa bay. he had done it once before last year against cleveland. he has six so far in this game. pennington had a single his first time up, he shatters the bat and will get another one. base hit to center, 2 for 2 in the nine hole. >> jim p: switch hitting, contact hitter, that's exactly what he does. give up a bat for a base hit, especially down by five runs. >> gary: that will turn it over and rajai davis will stand in. davis, heading to a double play, and has struck out. he's always been in the two seasons he played tough against the orioles. takes that one in the air, center field. jones gets the angle on the sun on the ball and put it away. davis is retired in one pitch. two down. too bad he's not relaxed in the field. >> jim p: i don't know how many guys that can blow a bubble on the way towards crashing into one of the walls in left center. >> gary [ indistinct ] >> jim p: apparently not. >> gary: chavez will have his first at-bat, coming on for barton who hit by a pitch. and came aroun

his second year with tampa bay.t have a very good year last year, but he's got the big contract, so they're stuck with him. there's a strike. his 11th season in the big leagues, the second with tampa bay after coming over from the phillies. guthrie with his 2-1 out. >> and there's another strike. >> and you look at the pitch that upton took for ball 4 and there's two things going on there. if you're guthrie, you're pretty happy with the pitch because the he swung, he would have missed, now he's 0 and 2 on the next hitter. and i would think at this stage of their careers, the orioles look at upton as a more dangerous hitter than burrow. >> if you look across the board, average rb irks, more strikeouts. >> hopinghoping for a play near the dugout, just can't reach it. ran into a photographer at the rays dugout. >> so atkins coming over as far as he can get and right into that. he wouldn't have got it anyway. >> you can see the ball peeling back a little bit. last year playing most of the time at 3rd base for the rockie

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in tampa, florida -- this will be perfect for you.s an unstoppable monkey on the loose. >> perched up in a pine tree is a rogue monkey in the tampa bay area with no intension of getting caught. more than a dozen police officers, wild life officers and trappers chasing the monkey. >> i've personally shot drugs in this animal a good dozen times and for whatever reason, it doesn't seem to affect him. >> i don't know. it's crazy! i don't know. >> jimmy: i think -- he might have been shot with one of the darts. i like to see every news story end with that guy. but the unstoppable monkey is no joke. in fact, at least one news station in tampa is providing regular updates as, i guess, as a service to their viewers. >> now it's time for your update on monkey watch '10, the illusive monkey of tampa bay was spotted in southeastern st. petersburg yesterday. >> this is a picture courtesy of renee. he sa she said she thought it was a stray dog. >> jimmy: that may be the greatest thing i've ever seen. we need a monkey watch in l.a. anyone that's re

. >> ifill: and i'm gwen ifill, in tampa, florida, where we've come for a weeklong look at what americans think about their government. tonight's topic: the economic downturn hits home. first, paul solman reports on florida's real estate crisis, the high cost of foreclosure. >> reporter: do you feel bad? >> absolutely. i cried every night. how can i not pay these people sfwhak this is my home. it's hard. >> reporter: but finally you had no choice. >> no. it's been hard. >> ifill: then, we look at how the sluggish economy is costing individuals their american dreams, and what they want the government to do about it. >> lehrer: plus, ray suarez looks at poland two days after the plane crash that killed 96 people, including the president and other top government officials. that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour is provided by: >> what the world needs now is energy. the energy to get the economy humming again. the energy to tackle challenges like climate change. what if that energy came from an energy company? every day, chevron invests $62 million in peopl

first and foremost, the light rail program goes from tampa to orlando. okay. let's just get this straight. if you're going to be communing to tampa to orlando every day, generally it's -- first of all, it's not long island to new york city. it's not that same kind of population. florida is florida. it's not -- it's totally different demographic from traveling from orlando to new york. that's pretty much a straight line. and the majority of the people that are going to be -- that are going to be working to orlando, going to tampa or orlando they will have a house or a condo where they will stay but the most important part of this is that no light rail system in history has ever paid itself off. the new york subway systems have come the closest. no viable light rail system has ever paid itself off. i live in atlanta, georgia. we have this system, it's absolute insanity. i know people who go on there. my dad, for example, goes on there every day. but the majority of people commuting from metro atlanta to atlanta do not use light rail partially because we're ameri

the bird's batters face a tough pitcher from tampa bay. mat garza, here tonight at home, matt weighters, 8 strong innings allows just one orioles run. check out the tampa bay defense, chasing down a shot. crawford makes a highlight catch. crawford had an all around impressive night. 4 hits for crawford who outscored the overrule orioles by himself. it's the 4th straight loss for the os. relegated to watching the games with an abdominal muscle strain. suffered the injury while sliding into 2nd base. >> obviously it is a major loss. we're going to have the pick up the pieces and fill in as best we can, you know, he is a very valuable to the club and you know the guy that sets his own offensively. >> reporter: justin turner was called up from norfolk and will help fill in. outdoor baseball in minnesota. the twins open their new ballpark today. joe mauer the twins version of -- helped the twins open with a win over the boston red sox. brings in a run. minnesota 6-2 record so far. tied for the best start in the league. the steelers sends tonio

we talk to an eighth grader from tampa, florida. thank you for joining us. you chose do to your dock you pentry on hunger in the united states. why did you choose that topic. caller: the only thing you really need to survive is food. a lot of people aren't getting as much as they should. >> how has hunger affected tampa? >> the number of people go together food banks is just a lot. >> how has the situation changed over the past few years. with the unemployment rate, sometimes people have to choose between food and healthcare and telephone service. and they can't afford food that is healthy. the soup kitchen i went to on christmas day was packed when i went there. >> you interviewed many people. >> two or three people i interviewed. >> tell me about the people who rely on those services for food? >> a lot of people who are food stamp beneficialries. the other 50% are people who should be receiving food stamps what ways do you think people could help and volunteer for people who are hungry out there? >> a lot of times, they receive things at christmas time. ma

the tampa bay rays are in town. i'll have the latest on bryan roberts. >>> news of a trade in the nfl, and phil mickelson makes the masters a family affair. that's ahead when wjz news continues. >>> it is 6:27, 70 degrees and sunny. good evening, here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. the polish people are in mourning. >> reporter: tens of thousands of polish mourners gathered in warsaw to pray and pay their respects. they lit candles in tribute to president, his wife maria and 94 others who died in a plane crash in western russia on saturday. the president's body which has been returned to poland will lie in state starting tuesday. investigators at the crash site were not able to identify the body of the first lady until monday. people are placing flowers creating a shrine in western russia. why the plane crashed is still a mystery. air traffic controllers had urged the pilot not to land because of thick fog. there's speculation the president pressured the pilot to land any way. but a chief

today we talked to ben burchell an eighth-grader at independent day school in tampa florida. then, how's it going tod? >> good good >> thank you for joining us at c-span. he chose to do your documentary on hunger in the united states. why did you choose that topic? >> normally they always tell you that the three things you need our are food, shelter and clothing. but really the only thing you scientifically need to survive his food. and a lot of people are getting as much as they should. >> out of hunger affected your community at all in tampa? >> well, luckily i don't live in a neighborhood directly affected by hunger, but as the city there's been a huge impact on the number of people that has risen a lot. >> how is the situation changed over the past few years. >> with the unemployment risk another forcing people to spend less on food because they have to choose chewing food or health care or telephone service. so not only can they afford less food, they can't afford food that is healthy because they are food that's not as healthy as usually the cheapest. and also as a ment

the orioles play the yankees tomorrow at 1:00 at tampa. the game can be seen at epsn.ege park, where the uke k owe laidz continue to pour in for greivis vasquez. greivis received one that he will surely treasure. vasquez is the recipient of the bob cusi award. the original list of nominees was 73 strong, but that whittled down over the past years. in making the announcement the president of the basketball hall of fame said, quote, greivis represents the best in his division and truly represents the award. bruce cunningham, fox 45 morning news. >>> the house votes against impeaching the attorney general. we will talk

today we talked to an eighth grader in tampa, florida. then, how is it going? >> good. >> thank you for joining us. you showed us your documentary on honker. why did you pick that topic? >> they always tell you that the things we need our food, shelter, and clothing. really, the only thing we really scientifically need is food. >> how has hogger affected your community in tampa? -- how has hunger affected you? >> in my city, there are a number of people enrolled to receive food. >> how is the situation changed over the past few years? >> with the unemployment rate, people are spending less on food as they have to choose between food and other things. they cannot afford food -- food that is healthy because food that is not as healthy is usually the cheapest. also, as i mentioned, the soup kitchens used have and the seats. >> you interview volunteers at the food bank. what did you learn? >> two of the three i interviewed were volunteer coordinators. there was one volunteer that i spoke to who knew the owner of the food bank very well. they also rely on food stamp

peia is scheduled to start in left field against tampa bay. >> sad news tonight. former oriole pitcher mike kuare lost his battle with cancer. four time, 20 game winner, including 1971 when four orioles reached the 20 win mark. he ranks in the top five in oriole history in wins, strickouts, shut outs and winning pitched. he was 72. >> loyola head coach patso will stay in baltimore, a little bit longer. he declined an offer to join the coaching staff at st. john's in new york. patso that was a former assistant coach under gary williams at maryland went to his former boss, for advice. that advice was to stay at loyola. patso said the to sun, i want to coach at loyola. the future is bright and we are on the verge of being good. >> patsos has been the head coach since 2004. hi, you cancelled your cable service? finally -- good riddance. [ door closes ] hi, i'm from xfinity here to tell you about our exciting new xfinity service. is this a joke? no, sir, xfinity is not a joke. it's an exciting new brand that we just invented when we wanted... [ male announcer ] don't b

it will be the same for tampa bay, barring a miraclous comeback. nick johnson is looking for his first hit. and he is the only member of this lineup for the yankees to not have a hit. jabba chamberlain is getting loose for the yankees in their bullpen. 1-1 on johnson. here's the 1-1. i want to hear you say again for the record because we opened up the whole e-mail pandora's box. it has been fun. baseball fans, yankee fans are pleading with us to stop talking about the no-hitter because we are jinxing is but when david coen did that to the montreal expos, talked about it in the fourth inning. susan and i talked about it. bobby mercer and i talked about it. we talked freely about it. there is susan. but i mean, you know, the whole thing is just ridiculous to think that announcers have anything to do with what is going on on the field. >> now, that is where i disagree with you. >> tim: oh, you do? >> joe: here is the pitch that misses. ball three. 3-2. >> tim: so much superstition in baseball. even guys in the dugout, they don't talk to the pitchers e

tampa bay beat them, tampa bay swept a 4-game series in boston. >> gary: 2-2 delivery hit deep. jones going back and he's got it. and wilson is retired. one away in the 4th inning. >> jim: how about the lays -- rays. 7-0 on the road. today was the patriots day. >> the rays are the first team to 10 wins as the yankees have 9, the rays move into first place. they are 10-3, the yankees are 9-3. >> jim: didn't you get the feeling that joe maddon after seeing what can happen after a good start, he's like a jockey with the whip on it. they won 20 games in spring training. >> gary: they have a problem now in tampa bay. serious problem. they may not win another game. ichiro fouls it back. major league baseball issued to joe maddon a ruling. he cannot wear the hoody any more. >> that could change. >> the fashion gods spoken. that hoody is gone. >> well. terry francona said it was so cold i have not worn to hoody because the fashion police will get me. >> he didn't wear the jersey under the cover. he had to put the jersey on underneath. >> you know what, i'm surprise that normally that ma

tampa bay made it in. the orioles have an uphill climb.ut they tell me they are up for this challenge. >> if you don't want to play against the best and compete against the best, then you might as well go home. that's what i've always said. we know what we're up against. and it's a challenge. but if you don't -- if you're not up to the challenge, then we have a group that we're building. >> i think andy macphail has done a tremendous job in making sure that if point of emphasis is major league players for major league people. miguel tejada is a winner. no question. wieters, matusz, markakis. jones. these guys are winners. >> jays here in baltimore on friday. o's early schedule, loaded with american league east division opponents. >>> the college basketball season is now complete. and duke stands as a champion. it's a reality nothat is probably not embraced. but the terps. butler almost did it. it was a battle from beginning to end. and the end was nearly miraculous. that's how close it was. duke wins its fourth title. >> those guys were th

today we talk to an 8th grader at independent day school in tampa, florida. ben, how's it going trade? >> good. >> thank you for joining us at c-span. you choice to do your documentary on hunger in the united states. why? >> well, normally they tell you the three things we need are food, shelter, and clothing, really the only thing you scientifically need to survive is food. a lot of people aren't getting as much as they should. >> how has hunger affected your community at all in tampa? >> well, i don't live in an neighborhood directly affected by hunger, as a city there's been a huge impact in the number of people going to the food banks has just risen a lot. >> how has the situation changed over the past few years? >> with the unemployment rates, they are forcing people to spend less on food. they have to choose between food, health care, or telephone service. not only less food, but they can't afford food that's healthy. because the food that's not as healthy is usually the cheapest. and also as i mentioned before, the soup kitchens on christmas day was pa

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. >> and with felix back in the lineup, he did start on opening night in tampa and hasn't started since. he hasn't had an at bat, he's pinch hit a couple of times. as you mentioned, brian roberts out again, possibly headed to the disabled list. the speed of felix can be an asset if he can get on base. >> this is an opportunity for pa to do something in the top part of that lineup. i'll say it again like i did on opening day, i think this guy is going to be the biggest surprise in baseball this year. he's certainly capable. nobody knows he has tremendous power. he can hit over 20 home runs, he can hit over .300. he can steal bases, there's a lot of things he can do. the only thing that's really lacking is arm strength, but the rest of it, there's a very high ceiling with this young guy. he could get an opportunity now to really take over in that spot. >> it's sunday afternoon, the minor league seasons are completing their first weekend of play. let's get a look at some of the news and notes of the minor leagues last night. josh bell and brandon snider had big games for the aaa tides. bra

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tampa bay batting .338 on the first two games. foul down the left side. >> rob: he's such a relaxed kid. he violates the rule to not start to the starting pitcher on the day he starts. he's like hey you not going to talk to me? he wants everything to be like a normal day. i'm not saying dave trembley likes that. he said i might have to say something to him. we were like why change the kid? he's approaching us. that's fine. >> jim: markakis has it in his sight. nick has it, one down. >> reporter: he is just 23 years old. as he told me yesterday, he is human. >> i know i'm going to be nervous. it's going to feel like my debut all over again. just stay focused and know i have pitched at this level before. i have a bunch of games under my belt. keep the confidence and have swagger out there knowing i could do it. that's the toughest thing to do get ahold of the nerves and go after guys. it's about trusting your stuff and treating it's like a normal game. >> reporter: we all remember his last start of the 2009 campaign at yankees stadi

tomorrow night, tampa bay will be coming to whose. they will begin a 3-game set with the orioles.can enjoy a exclusive buy- one, get bun free offer. visit facebook.com/orioles for more information on that. here is john mcdonald, the number 9 hitter. avoighted what could have had been a very serious injury, busted out bat that flew at him, with a jagged end. fortunately for him, he got his hand up in time and knocked it down. it did bruce and cut his hand, but it didn't hit his face. it was a very scary moment. 1-ball, 2 strikes, john mcdonald, 0-3. mcdonald gets the single. putting 1 on, 2 down. and the first hit on the day for the jays. top of the order is bautista. bautista grounded out his first time up. you see some to have numbers of these hitters, you wonder how the heck is toronto 4-1, but it is, the fact their pitching has been so good. here is why the orioles have to be so careful now. 22 runs the first 5 games. 9 of the 22, scoring with 2 down. 2 out runs. >> mike: they need one more pitch to get out of the jam, giving up a couple of runs and they feel, certainly are nee

. >> well, the 7-foot manatee will be examined and rehabilitated at the zoo in tampa. >>> well, there's a brand new post from tiger woods on his website. the golfer blogs about his recent activities with his family and return to golf. a lot of people are interested. >> good morning, susan. in his first blog post in six months, tiger summed up his week at the masters as pretty cool and said the only criticism he heard was for the bad language he used on the golf course. in these posts, he did not mention his wife elin at all, but did say he took time off after the masters to go scuba diving. he said it felt great to return to competitive golf. he tied for fourth at the masters and is scheduled to play in his second tournament thursday in charlotte, north carolina. >>> well, san antonio star is a tough guy. during last night's game against dallas, he took an elbow in the face that actually broke his nose. game over for manu, right? wrong, ginobli went into the locker room, cracked his nose into place, and returned to the basketball game. he went on to score 11 points in the game. >>> more

first of all, the light rail program goes from tampa to orlando. let's get this straight if you're going to be communing from tampa to orlando every day generally it's not like long island to new york city, it's not the same kind of population. florida is florida. it's not -- it is a different demographic fancher and from long island to new york. when you travel from tampa to orlando that is pretty much a straight line and the majority of people for going to be working in orlando every day going from tampa to orlando they will have a house or condo or something in orlando where they can stay. there will not be travelling every day but the most important part is no blight rail in history has paid itself off. the new york subway system has come the closest but no voluble system has ever paid itself off. i live in a limit to georgia. we have the system. it's absolute insanity. i know people who go on there, my dad exceed was on their everyday but the majority of people commuting from metro atlanta to a land do not use it partially because we are ameri

new york and tampa back at it again. bottom nine, yankees on top seven to three.z made it 6-2 with back-to-back multi-hit games for him. jeter 1-5, he came in 12-30, 400 average against james shields, the starter for the rays. yankees looking to take the series. >> going final, blue jays and orioles 5-2 the final score there. blue jays have won five straight games. alex rodriguez two home runs, three and four on the season. seventh career multi home run game. >> white sox trying to avoid fifth straight loss. taking on the twins. jones, remember him, he used to have a big bat, that ought to count for something. one run score. white sox up 5-4. jones third career go ahead pinch hit and first since 2003. twins down by 1 and thome off the left-field wall and on the hill, that guy can hit a mile. quick throw and hardy out and it wasn't even close. the twins lose 5-4 the final. the white sox snap the four-game losing streak. three of six hits have been home runs. minnesota five-game winning streak, it's over. >> what is in a name? plenty if your name is roy. roy hallada

up to brian maddis to try to find a way to beat tampa bay. but scary moment in the top of

petersburg up against the tampa bay rays, and the orioles made their debut. the home opener friday night against the toronto blue jays. if you could have weather like we had today. that is all for me. >> thanks. >> let's get to a couple of your answers to our watercooler question of the day. >> we estimate that students should be allowed to alternative sexual lifestyle website for educational purposes. >> one person writes, i would like to say no, but at the same time, it is for educational purposes only. so i really do not know what to say. >> another person says they should have access for educational purposes. they need to access any information they want. the closed minded politicians need to be voted out. keep emailing your responses to us. we will read more in the next hour and most of them on the front page of our website. here's a look ahead to the next hour of 11 news today. >> headaches can be brought on by different triggers, including the weather. >> [unintelligible] >> and give jumping out of a plan is not your thing, we will give you a look at -

host: thank you for giving us a second a perspective from the tampa bay area. we showed some of your headlines. if people are interested in finding out more of your reporting, you can find it on tampa bay.com website. we want to show you, as we are listening for calls, newspapers from all over the country and all kinds of headlines. as the program continues we will also introduce you to some of the editorial opinions. let us listen to some calls, beginning from louisville, ky. jenny on the democrats' line. caller: good morning, how are you? anyway, my opinion is, we've got to do something because of the price of the gas, and we can't keep going on like this. but if it were for a short period of time and if it was in an area on where it would not hurt the environment or the beaches or everything, then i would go for it. i think it would be a good idea for a period of time. but we still need to work on our own energy, coming up with our own energy. i still like everybody else have passed us of any way, ok? host: when you say coming up with our own energy, this is

detroit is a rumor, tampa is a rumor and st., for weather-wise i would love to go to tampa, right. [ cheers and applause ] st. louis is fun. i've been there and partied there. it's a really fun place and detroit is awesome. detroit is so cool. i love detroit, and we had matthew stafford on our show, last time. he went number one pick and went to detroit, and i -- i'm sure he's having a great time. he's a great dude. if you can work with him, i'm telling you, this guy is a class act. >> yeah, i got to talk to him and hang out with him a little bit down at the super bowl. >> jimmy: did you really. >> yeah, we were on a "beat the panel" together with ron jaworski. and it was a good time. a great guy and i got to talk to matt when i took my visit to detroit so it was a good time. >> jimmy: now, i follow you on twitter and saw a picture from lucas ranch. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and i was like oh, maybe you went to -- maybe you're doing that new version of "star wars," i don't know what you're doing and then it turns out what, were you doi

. -- to give tampa a 4-2 lead. the orioles tried to rebut -- to avoid getting scrubbed. and iraqi get his first tour of the season. -- and the rookie gets his first start of the season. some coaches make a name for themselves with quality wins, but don nelson makes nba history with quantity winds. last night's golden state win pushed him to the most wins in nba history. 333 wins. yet survive 31 seasons as the head coach for the nba. despite winning more games as -- than any other coach in nba history, he has never led so much as one of his teams to an nba final. stick around for a changing forecast. >> one local family who lost their daughter is speaking of on the eve of major legislation expected to pass in annapolis cracking down on drivers who use their cell phones behind the wheel. plus, an elderly man that was killed this morning during a quick >> the changes are coming. >> a cold front coming through, showers tonight and temperatures really drop off. 90's yesterday, edie's today and 50's by tomorrow. -- a.p.'s today and 50's by tomorrow. the sun will be out tomorro

it's called the mystery monkey of tampa bay.he local cbs news for tonight's monkey watch. >> and now the latt on monkey watch '10. no new monkey sightings in the last week. >> no. [ applause ] >> jimmy: let's stay individual lent. here is another strange animal thing. this is a cat that has become popular on youtube. a lot of cats have been, but this one, as you can see, stands up on two legs, like a person. or an unstoppable monkey. and it goes -- it's almost like it's ready to fight. it's got a posture like a tough guy or something. >> you have to ask yourself one question -- do i feel lucky? do you? punk? >> jimmy: you see, it's like a hairy little clint eastwood. try wit the accent. >> you [ bleep ] me, you [ bleep ] with the best! >> jimmy: you get him a little kitty machine gun to maybe kill the keyboard cat. [ applause ] bristol palin, the daughter of former alaska governor sarah palin is continuing her campaign against teen pregnancy. it's funny she's telling kids not to get pregnant while he mom goes around yelling "dri

mientras tanto en tampa bay, evan longoria conectó un jonrón e impulsó tres carreras, matt garza admitió ocho entradas y los rays derrotaron 4-3 a los orioles de baltimore que tambien perdieron su segundo partido al hilo. los rays comenzaron la temporada con dos victorias, algo que no ocurría desde el 2002, que de hecho había sido el único año en el que lo habían logrado. el quisqueyano miguel tejada pegó un sencillo que produjo una anotación en la primera entrada para los orioles. vamos ahora con el resumen de la copa libertadores. por la copa libertadors de america, esta tarde se jugo el partido que suspendio ayer por lluvia en rio de janeiro y flamengo con la universidad de chile empataron 2-2, los goles fueron marcados por walter montillo a los 43 minutos, el empate llego hasta los 67 por intermedio de michael, el flamengo tomo la delantera con un gol de leo maura a los 82, pero cuando se jugara un minuto adicional aparecio martin rodriguez para darle empate a la universidad de chile 2-2 con flamengo, anoche, el deportivo cuenca empato en casa 0-0 con nacional de uruguayl, e

we'll go to carolina and tampa bay here. pittsburgh comes to our house on sunday night and then houston for the monday night at the ravens. then to cleveland and then, the regular season finale at home with the bangles. >> we're ready. >>> we are. >> we're all ready. all right, still to come on wjz- 13 eyewitness news at noon, dramatic rescue. the crew of a sinking boat is saved off of the coast of alaska >>> teen texting -- texts have overtaken all forms of communication among teens. >>> and taking another live look outside this noon, marty will be back with the forecast. ,,,, allergies? chlor-trimeton. hey, one dose of this, six hour relief. chlor-trimeton relieves itchy, watery eyes and sneezing for 12 full hours with less drowsiness than benadryl. it does all that? chlor-trimeton. less drowsy relief that lasts 12 hours. laxatives? i've tried all these. this one's gritty. this one can make you bloated. clearly, miralax is the one for me. it relieves my constipation with no harsh side effects. miralax. restore your body's

host: next up, tampa florida, our line of independence. caller: thanks for taking my call. referring to the deceptive issue of labels, i agree with you. one thing i am concerned about is the issue that the biotech industry has lobbied the government's regarding labeling food that may have genetic engineering components to it. there is an article. it compares the effective corn varieties on the mental health. it showed that there are significant animal health problems as they lifted human cell types as well and found significant problems. the original human steady -- remember the steady years ago. every animal study that has been done around the world as well as the human steady shows inflammation. the industry along with every administration since reagan has completely supported the prevention of people seeing whether or not they are purchasing something with this ingredient in it. guest: i think you have taken a couple of studies out of context. tryptophan, that was the problem with talent was sold. it was not a genetic lee -- genetically engineered food. look at the data,

crawford impulsÓ dos carreras al pegar un sencillo con la casa llena en la novena entrada, y los rays de tampaon la temporada con el pie derecho al vencer 4-3 a los orioles de baltimore. adam jones, luke scott y matt wieters pegaron vuelacercas para los orioles, que no pudieron embolsarse el partido por falta de hits oportunos con corredores en posiciÓn de anotar. mientras tanto, esta noche aca en el estadio nacional, la novena de washington recibe a los filis de filadelfia en el segundo partido de la serie, jason marquis abrira por los nacionales y cole hamel por los files, partido ogramado para las 7.05 de la noche por la liga de campeoenes de la concacaf, cruz azul goleo 5-0 a pumas y clasifico a la final, tenemos imagenes y reacciones. "si, me parece que solo en el primer tiempo nos falto un poco mas de posicion de pelota pero el equipo estaba mas o menos bien aceptable ehh ya en el segundo tiempo nos descuidamos un poquito ehhh el balon parado y me parece que alli se definio un poco mas el partido". "por alli el tu equenl guo poco, un poco tipoprecmotos s caon q tuvimos y eso hiz

i went online right before this segment and priced a flight randomly from laguardia to tampa on both and spirit and you actually came in about 50 bucks round trip. >> that's good for you, kevin. that was quite fortuitous. >> but it was cheaper and you're not charging for bags. how are you making any money? >> well, i'm glad to hear that you checked out southwest.com for that and that you saw that. it doesn't surprise me that you saw our fare was actually lower. certainly when you factor in bag fees we're almost always lower. doesn't surprise me one bit but the answer to your question is we have very productive and fantastic workforce that allows us to operate very efficiently. this airline is built with all sorts of efficiency built in to it so we can operate with great low fares like that and make a profit. and as you know from our track record, profitability is something that has been synonymous with southwest airlines name. >> are you not union and not paying your people anything? how do you have your costs so low that you can make money $220 from new york to tampa. >> our wage ra

chicago beat tampa bay. tampa bay on the road putting up big numbers. yankees are in oakland. they have an early 3-0 need. vargas has walked one and struck out two. reimold, scott, and wieters for the orioles. one and to. reimold on a ball down and away becomes strike outvictim number three. >> jim: there is that change- up. again, learn a little bit of a lesson. that was a fastball in the mid of the plate. he turns it over 80 miles per hour and nolan goes fishing. something easy to do here in seattle with puget sound and lake washington. >> gary: salmon, good fishing, great views. >> jim: we are about three weeks early for the river salmon. if you are ever up here, it's unbelievable. that's when you want to schedule the orioles in town. >> gary: luke scott, 1-0. scott popped out his first time up and asked for a time up. luke hit .260 off of the leftys last year. three points better than he did against right-handers last season. that pitch, nobody would get that one because it was down and away and a 1 ball, 1 strike out. vargas has struck out three of the last four oriole hi