. >> rob: vern, hey, vern. >> bob: bouncer by the mound. hernandez to get it drops it. in his haste to make the exchange probably his sixth error of the year. first two outs. >> rob: knits there. he had overbay here by a few steps. plenty of time. overbay wasn't even really sprinting down the line. the x-mo will show you everything as it rolls down the glove. >> bob: the nats had gone two games without an error. they made one in the ballgame tuesday night. an error by zimmerman on a throw that cost the nats a run in a 5-3 loss. that's their first error in nearly three full games. >> rob: first pitched ball right there first time tonight by zimmermann. >> bob: you hope that doesn't cost jordan zimmermann an extra 10 or 12 pitches here. count's even 1-1 on the foul ball by the catcher rod barajas. >> rob: as i said before, when they're making great plays behind you now, if they make an error, it's time for you to pick them up.  >> bob: and a pitcher three career at-bats brian tallet next. be nice to retire this man and let the ine

the honorable vern cannon of nebraska. i am pleased to fulfill their requests. signed sincerely, john a. boehner, republican leader.

. >> verne:. >> bill: for the yankees, the questions after wang's disaster start, would they keep him in the rotation. in talking to people, he is going to stay in the yankees rotation. their feeling is he's an important member of our organization. a guy whoo won 19 games two yeas ago. we simply can't throw him aside after just a couple of really bad starts. so they're going to keep him in the rotation. continue to try to fix him. they feel like his stuff is really good. they feel like his arm speed is increased. his finger is working. here's the problem. his fastball command. that is a major c issue that hes going to be working on going forward. now, as far as t abrad penny is concerned, there are he questions about whether or not this start tonight, which will be his 12th with the red sox will b be his last start with te team. because of course, john smoltz is due back from his rehab assignment next tuesday. one complication got thrown into it tonight. john't smoltz start with pawtuct was rained out. we don't know s how that's going to effect it. i think the red sox will trade brad

three-man lift on vern orrin. >> bob: vernon wells is coming out of his funk 8-18 last. batting average on its way over .250 now. >> rob: gets the fastball where he likes it. he drives it right up the dish. see, when you're trying to come out of a slump though, that's the way do you t you don't try to hit home runs. you try to hit singles. >> bob: this is dangerous with scott rolen stepping in. he flied to center with wells aboard back in the first. he has two men on now. now the hits as i mentioned are coming for rolen, but his power numbers still well down. only four homers this year. 276 in his career. he's 20 behind adam dunn, 13th year in the big leagues. 7 1/2 with the phillies. 4 1/2 st. louis in his second year with the blue jays. >> bob:'d well-publicized falling out with tony la russa that led to his departure with st. louis. >> rob: i thought it started with nick's uncle, larish. didn't he have -- larry bowa? didn't he have problems with the phillies -- >> bob: i don't know, but i know he had problems complaining one year. >> rob: didn't he have a bad shoulder

petri: at this time, madam speaker, i yield such time as he may consume to my colleague from michigan, vern ehlers. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan is recognized. mr. ehlers: i thank the gentleman for yielding. as a student pilot and as a co-chairman of the house general aviation caucus, as well as a proud member of the aircraft owners and pilots association i rise in strong support of h.res. 472, honoring the aircraft owners and pilots association on their 70th association. since 1939, the aopa has effectively represented the general aviation community at the local, state and federal levels. with the membership of more than 415,000 or 2/3 of all the pilots in the united states aopa is the largest and one of the most influential aviation associations in the world. i have been a member for a number of years. general aviation is a catch-all category that includes all nonscheduled, nonmilitary aviation. ere are more than 230,000 general aviation aircraft in the united states which use nearly 19,000 small and regional airports. these airports help connect people and industr

they have surrender three unearned runs in this game --verned three unearned games in this -- runs inhis game which throughout the game have loomed mighty big. one ball, one strike count. reimold and a check swing that's a strike. 1-2. >> jim: pretty good fastball right there with a little tail. the only number that is a little disturbing is that the first batter has reached nine times out of 31st batters. he's only retired the first guy 21-30. if reimold gets on, all of a sudden the tying run comes to the plate. that's a big if. >> gary: one ball, two strike count on reimold. runners on first and second base. reimold will take it down the line in right field headed to the seats and it is out of play. no really averages against rodriguez. left-handers hitting .119 and right-handers .192. that's ridiculous. he's given up only one home run that to a reasoned they are year. francisco rodriguez last worked against the yankees on the 13th. he worked an inning, had one strikeout. one ball, two strike count. mora and scott the base runners. here is the 1-2 delivery. reimold takes the slider

several of them died trend the course of my study, people like novelist joseph hansen and the sexologist verne below. and so i was working with some very old people who were moving in the latter days. they were thrilled with the summit took interest in the history because they were feeling largely forgotten. alice also able to help salvage their archives which are now being housed at the vernon collection of sex and gender at northridge and there is also the one inc. which was formed to trade one magazine in 1953. a part of my book, my research question was what inc. after many years of success splits in 1965 and it was an awful split. i wanted to know what happened, that was my primary research question, what happened in 1965 to cause this schism right down the middle. and the book is the result of that research. so i found that over the course of this history many of these people had some pretty significant falling out and didn't like each other a lot. if the had a some reason not to talk to each other or so they thought and as i was working with them i found that over the internet and the t

the honorable vern cannon of nebraska. i am pleased to fulfill their requests. signed sincerely, john a. boehner, republican leader. the speaker pro tempore: the house will come to order. for what purpose does the gentleman from wisconsin rise? mr. obey: madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to take from the speaker's table the bill h.r. 2346 making supplemental appropriations for the fiscal year ending september 30, 2009, and for other purposes. with the senate amendment thereto and agree to the conference asked for by the senate. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 2346, an act making supplemental appropriations for the fiscal year ending september 30, 2009, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? >> madam speaker, i have a motion at the desk. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the motion. the clerk: mr. lewis of california moves that the managers on the part of the house at the conference on disagreei