the only one that mattered was tim timmons. and the at&t player of the ga, andino, 55%. i think that's the first time of the year for him. pretty good game defensively, although he made one throwing error. andino, your at&t player of the game. for a second night in a row. they are hanging with us in the bullpen. orioles win it 5-4.  (announcer) you do have health insurance don't you? if you don't, now you're in luck. carefirst bluecross blueshield can cover you for as little as $75 a month. depending on the plan you choose. just call us at the number on your screen for the plan that's right for you. carefirst bluecross blueshield lets you customize coverage so you have an individual plan that suits you best. select a ppo or an hmo, add vision or dental-- you can design a plan that fits your budget and protects you even as your life changes. call us at the number on your screen and get this free information kit. when it comes to protecting your health you can count on carefirst bluecross blueshield. call today and get the benefit of blue. odds are you

tim timmons at first base to tell him you're out because he ball hit your hand not the bat. melvin is saying and dave trembley no doubt, it hit both of them. let's see. let's see with our x-mo. can't tell. >> gary: nope. >> gary: fans want the game to get going. jeff kellogg is the crew chief and the home plate umpire. dave trembley is going pretty good with him what that call was. melvin is insistent that the ball hit the bat and he's trying to show them where it hit the bat. >> jim: it's been a tough couple of weeks. endy chavez tipped for one of the balls he hit. called it interferencement didn't get home run even though it was interference. >> gary: melvin is really upset about this and so is dave trembley because he is going to be called out, has been called out. i think he's upset now that you didn't see it. because the initial call was not that he was out. it was only after the conference with the umpires which is fine. the umpires should do that to make sure they get it right. melvin is very close to getting heaved out of the ballgame here. he's going to be out of th

whether you look at erlandson or frankly whether you look at timmons or overlooked which are short of the more sliding scale approaches, the administration of elections which is really what we're talking about received a higher deference by a court. the states must be able to write laws about how ballots are going to be sent out, how they are going to be received, how they are going to be processed and how they are going to be counted. if you hold that up to heightened scrutiny, then you will put sand imagers of allowing an election to take place. >> but you would concede that changing the rules after the election is a violation of fundamental fairness. >> indy, your honor and indeed the changing of the rules would be to say let's hold an election, then let's figure out what all the counties did, create an amalgam of that and then apply that standard to the past election. the clearest way to avoid a problem under the due process laws and under the case of a roe versus alabama and briscoe and griffin is to have the court enforce the law as it is written and this court has made crystal

tim timmons i got rbi for woig. now he'll pinch-run at first base felix pie. it's a 6-3 ballgame. pie representing the potential tying run. two walks in the inning by rodriguez and here is brian roberts with a bases loaded and 0-4 for brian roberts. rodriguez delivers. slider. nasty bite is in there for a strike. >> jim: how about the 3-2 breaking ball. you really cannot throw a better breaking ball. that was the one you'd like to obviously throw when the count is not 3-2. brian not a lot of success off of rodriguez. nine lifetime answers -- at- bats, a couple of hits. >> gary: 0-1 count the delivery to him. brian towards second base. castillo hayes got it. cora will have nowhere to go. run scores. they get the force out on pie as luke scott will cross and the orioles make it a 6-4 ballgame. roberts on the fielder's choice. now runners on at first and third, but there are two down. >> jim: yeah, at this point mets are trading outs for runs. the guy that they're concerned about is brian roberts. now, here we go. the ability to steal a base. you also have a guy that can hit a home r

jeff kellogg asked for tim timmons and rob drake at first and third to come in and talk with him about it as to what they saw. mora is going to try to stay in. >> jim: i'm wondering are they going to call him out because the ball hit his hand and didn't hit the bat. >> gary: that's what he's talking about. >> jim: yeah. i don't know if the out was ever put out. the ball was live. they're going to call him out. he may say the ball got my finger and the bat. i don't know if we can see that. >> gary: he's -- >> jim: otherwise our out. i'm not sure schneider -- you look back and brian schneider is look where the ball is because the ball is live. jeff kellogg is trying to explain that now that we've had this little parlay down to

instead they had almost nothing to point to as really timmons the republicans could rally around and i think that president bush ultimately is of the person who is responsible for that because you are essentially the leader of the party. right now barack obama is the leader of the democratic party in meeting those troops off into the wilderness, we're not sure what it's going to look like, that president bush from all of the attention and authority exercised on national security i think was really coming up short on the domestic side of the party a lot in mack just about bush if i may say something, i think his presidency was we are not dramatically changed after 9/11. in fact, it almost had it did seem to be almost out of gas and a certain sense in august and almost living at that point in the first year. he had expected the domestic side of the presidency, not a foreign policy presidency, that was the expectation. that is how placid things seemed when he was a lighted and, of course, we have a bill clinton complained you remember that he didn't have an opportunity for greatness bec