tim wakefield failed to get win number 11 in his 383rd career start.hat breaks the boston red sox record previously held by roger clemens. >> up ahead on espnews. they call him the machine. albert pujols gave another reason for that nickname. we'll show you. >> he never seems to stop. manny ramirez -- he hopes he doesn't have to stop any more this season. he's back from a 50-game suspension. plenty more coming up from san diego. you know what i like about tennis are the rankings. i like to know exactly where you stand at all times. yeah, it works for us. yeah. hey, if they ranked "sportscenter" anchors, where do you think i'd be ranked? - i don't know. - come on. i'd rather not get into it. come on, pick a number between one and 10. well... i'm not sure you'll be in the top 10. i'm in the top 10, roger. >> it was a much-ballyhooed return, manny ramirez back from his 50-game suspension friday night in a 6-3 win, went 0-3 with a walk, but the excitement surrounding the dodgers certainly was back for this. we welcome in now colleen dominguez, who has been

tim wakefield failed to get win number 11 in his 383rd career start.hat breaks the boston red sox record previously held by roger clemens. >> up ahead on espnews. they call him the machine. albert pujols gave another reason for that nickname. we'll show you. >> he never seems to stop. manny ramirez -- he hopes he doesn't have to stop any more this season. he's back from a 50-game suspension. plenty more coming up from san diego. >> it was a much-ballyhooed return, manny ramirez back from his 50-game suspension friday night in a 6-3 win, went 0-3 with a walk, but the excitement surrounding the dodgers certainly was back for this. we welcome in now colleen dominguez, who has been following this manny ramirez saga. colleen, tell us what the atmosphere was like friday night in san diego. >> good evening, jonathan. even though this was an away game for the dodgers, most of the fans at petco park gave manny ramirez a standing ovation when he took the field. he said the entire night was a relief for him. he didn't get a hit, he said, but it felt like getting

the police and fire rescue crews are on the scene near wakefield chapel. if you are headed in that direction. that's how we are doing right now. back to you. >>> the time is 6:and, 6:13. >> is it even possible that congestion can get much worse than c.? wellte wl ou t yhathe l ha >>> in the "news4 today," drivers in alexandria can fill up their gas tanks for free. all-state is hosting a gas giveaway at the shirley duke shell station on duke street until 9:00 this morning. the giveaway is a reward because alexandria topped the list of the most improved cities for safe driving. >>> president obama is in italy where he will and attend the g-8 summit. the leaders from around the world will discuss climate change, the economy and iran. the white house says the leaders will likely exchange views on the economy, but don't expect concrete measures to come from these meetings. >>> friends and family of michael jackson eulogized the kinger at his public memorial service yesterday. nearly 20,000 people packed the staples center for the event. it is not clear where or

tim wakefield failed to get win number 11 in his 383rd career start.reaks the boston red sox record previously held by roger clemens. >> up ahead on espnews. they call him the machine. albert pujols gave another reason for that nickname. we'll show you. >> he never seems to stop. manny ramirez -- he hopes he doesn't have to stop any more this season. he's back from a 50-game suspension. plenty more coming up from san diego. >> travis ishikawa, giants hosting houston, travis ishikawa, two runs come in to score, the depdrive to right center bounces high off the wall. bruce bochy argues, and the first replay this season at at&t park, and bounced above the railing back into the field. it was a homer. giants win big 13-0. they scored all 13 runs in the first three innings. a feat they hadn't done since july 9, 1983 in philadelphia. ryan sadoufki becomes the first pitcher to win two games -- the first two games of his career as a starter without giving up an earned run in either. >> cardinals opening up a road trip with a three-game set in cincinnati, albert

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that is headed in towards the capital beltway at wakefield chapel.we have the accident activity. tveling eastbound towards the capital beltway, it looks like they have all lanes locked on the eastbound side headed towards 495. westbound, some traffic is able to squeeze by single file to the right. a number of vehicle involved in this incident and if you are continuing inbound, you will hit the brake from at least beginy road ads you try to work your way past 495. we'll update your rides elsewhere around town. lanes are open kenilworth avenue. we do have problems with the signal lights not working properly along kenilworth avenue at eastern and the sink us road. that is what is tying up your commute there. lane are open with no accidents to report if you are continuing along the top stretch of the beltway between college park and bethesda. 395 at seminary road. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. back to you. >> let's take a look at what is coming up. doctors will be the ones to make health care reform work. a group headed to the hill in hop

after the wakefield high school in arlington fm 10:00 a.m. till 2:00 today. if you've got kiddies that love big trucks, come down to the d.c. truck. more than 30 fire trucks, dump trucks, and police vehicles will be on display at r.f.k. stadium. that's from 10:00 to 4:00 in parking lot seven, and it's free. a lot of kids would love to go to that. >> what little kids don't love big trucks, right? >> yours isn't old enough. >> no, can't even say truck. >> oh, so cute. >> or thinkingbout bath. >> he's adorable. well, today, it's really been on a streak lately of great weather. >> yes, we have. the average temperature so far this july is 5.2 degrees below normal, and that's actually a pretty significant number. we're approaching the halfway point now, and temperatures still look like they're going to spike big time anytime soon, maybe in the next week, 90 degrees. but that's typical. we can handle that. >> the hidity is always the big question. >> you know, generally being kept at bay, yeah, generally. it will rise a little bit today, but generally not too bad. s

at the baseball all-star game president obama asked pitcher tim wakefield of the american league andx how he threw his famous knuckleball pitch. turns out this is not the first time a president has quizzed a knuckleballer not even the first time a president has quizzed a red sox knuckleballer. peter morris who might be baseball's foremost historian reports that on april 29th, 1910, the red sox visited the white house. the 27th president and also noted baseball fanatic william howard taft was told that boston's eddie seacot threw a knuckleball. what is this knuckleball, taft asked, examining his hands according to a report in "the boston globe." nothing very much, the player answered, nine years before he was banished from baseball. dateline bar harbor, maine number two best nonviolent response to a criminal. the homeowner accosted by a man named scott who had broken into his house. the homeowner offered the thief a beer as an inducement to get him to leave. he left. little did he know that was a nonalcoholic beer. and dateline gaza city, number one best war crime allegation. spokesma

. >> beckett looking to join his teammate tim wakefield for most wins in the american league at the all-stareak with 11. he was sharp throughout, getting mark teahen in the second inning. top three, john buck swinging. beckett retired the first nine batters he faced. five on strikeouts. top seven, little 4-6-3 double play. beckett gets out of a jam. in the ninth inning, billy butler to end it. takes just 94 pitches for beckett to twirl his second shutout in five starts. red sox win it by a final of 6-0. beckett does indeed pick up his 11th win. it is his second shutout in five starts. the red sox have won 5-6 overall. >> we update you on the new york system rather than the kind of restructuring of bank debt that has been proposed by senator bradley. what's the difference? .. >> and then the actual crisis with the fiscal responsive enough to prop up the recovery to prop up the economy and we let the banks a slide and prevent them from collapsing but not fix them. returned japaneses by the it enormous determination not to do that. that is what scares me. we that we have learned from history an

mary wakefield, who is a nurse and happens to be the administrator of the health resources and services administration at hhs, our highest-ranking nurse in the administration. we have keshia walker, an rn, currently a is senior research nurse at johns hopkins university's bloomberg school of public health. we have dr. rebecca weitzman, nurse and assistant professor of adult health at the university of maryland school of nursing and i'm also joined by representative johnson, representative capps, representative mccarthy, chairman george miller and my friend, chris dodd. i am very pleased to be joined today by the representatives from the american nurses association on behalf of 2.9 million registered nurses in america, men and women who know as well as anyone the urgent need for health reform. as i said before, i have a long-standing bias toward nurses. when sasha, our younger daughter was diagnosed with a dangerous case of meningitis when she was just three months old, we were terrified and we were appreciative of the doctors, but it was the nurses who walked us through the entire proce

michele, still to come on the diamond in boston, we'll tell you what record of roger clemens tim wakefieldut to bed. >> plus, rafael palmeiro, once suspended for steroid use, and a-rod, chasing rafi on the all-time homer list, got a little closer. >> nba free agency in full go, will the lakers be looking for a new coach? hedo turkoglu going north of the border. got those stories coming up. >> tiger woods wants to be the host with the least -- amount of shots, that is. on friday, he sent a warning to others ahead of independence weekend. independence there are moments in life worth savoring. friends worth savoring. and a beer worth savoring. ♪ budweiser american ale. dry hopped and top fermented... for a full-bodied taste and bright, hoppy finish. ♪ it's not just a fresh take on beer. it's a fresh take on ale. ♪ budweiser american ale. ♪ but other days, like today, it's my office. the boss just emailed me and wants the new proposal asap. no worries though, my smartphone, it's from at&t. i'm on the nation's fastest 3g network. so that proposal? delivered. (announcer) the nation's fastest 3g

mary wakefield, a nurse and administrator of the health resources and services administration at hhs. teacher walker, currently at the johns hopkins bloomberg school of health. dr. rebecca weisman, at the university of maryland school of nursing. i am also joined by rep chairman george miller, and my friend, chris dodd. i am pleased to be joined today by representatives from the american nurses association. on behalf of 2.9 million registered nurses in america, men and women who know as well as anyone the urgent need for health reform. as i said before, i have a longstanding bias towards nurses. when our younger daughter was diagnosed with a dangerous case of meningitis at the age of three months, we were terrified. we were appreciative of the doctors, but it was the nurses that walked us through the entire process to make sure that she was okay. when both of my daughters were born, the obstetrician was one of our best friends. we saw her for about 10 minutes in each delivery. the rest of the time, what we saw were nurses, doing an incredible amount of work in not only taking care of

he and tim wakefield start the same season at least 7-0 at home. >> yankees and rays, james shields winlesses coming off a 9-1 homestand. first road game of the second half. robinson cano. his 15th of the year. hits 14 all of last year. but nick swisher. snapping a 22-game homerless drought. he hit two in this game. yankees win again. 11-4 the final. they are 10-1 since the all-star break. another strong outing by a.j. burnette. you you go back to early june, he was pulled in the third inning of the start against boston. after that, he said when i do get on that run, it's going to be impressive. i promises you that. since that start, 6-1. 1.6era. getting his tenth win tonight. >> michael vick might be able to play in games as early as october. commissioner roger goodell has conditionally reinstated him. full reinstatement will be decided on by week six. in the meantime, vick is free to sign with the team and can practice. >> first and most importantly i think we all want to recognize that the conduct that michael engaged in was not only horrific, but it was cruel. and we all certainly recog

and this just out by the way, bloomberg reporting these numbers from kushman and wakefield, interesting in light of what we were seeing with goldman sachs. the manhattan office vacancy rate rose to 10.5% in the second quarter. that was the largest single drop in office rents that you've seen in quite some time, falling by a report 7.4% in the second d quarter. you see it there. $60.23 a square fit. you wonder what that will happen to the reits that own a good deal it of those offices. take a look at these two, there are many others to look at. gre sl green is more the office space than markets. with that vacancy rate being what it is, one might imagine we'll see the square footage rent fall a good deal further from here. that sparks concern overall about these firms and certainly about a lot of the loans that are backing the buildings that were based on far higher rents per square foot. that's tstill a story to come. mark, back to you. >> thank you, david faber. >>> up next, first on cnbc, the mayor of pittsburgh. on gearing up for the g20. reviving a former steel economy. and more. >>

mary wakefield, who is a nurse and happens to be the administrator of the health resources and services administration at hhs, our highest-ranking nurse in the administration. we've got keisha walker, an rn, currently a senior research nurse at john hopkins university bloomberg school of health. and becky wiseman, nurse and professor of health at maryland's university school of nursing, and i'm also joined by representative johnson, representative capps, representative mccarthy, chairman george miller and my friend, chris dodd. i am very pleased to be joined today by the representatives from the american nurses association on behalf of 2.9 million registered nurses in america, men and women who know as well as anyone the urgent need for health reform. now, as i said before, i have a long-standing bias towards nurses. when sasha, our younger daughter, was diagnosed with a dangerous case of meningitis when she was just 3 months old, we were terrified, and we appreciative of the doctors, but it was the nurses who walked us through the entire process to make sure that sasha was okay. when b

mary wakefield, a nurse and happens to be the health resources and services administration at hhs, ourse in the administration. keesha walker, an rn, currently a research nurse as john hopkins bloomberg school of health. dr. rebecca wiseman, nurse and assistant professor of adult health at the university of maryland school of nursing, and i'm also joined by representative johnson, representative caps, representative mccarthy, chairman george miller and my friend chris dodd. i am very pleased to be joined today by the representatives from the american nurses association on behalf of 2.9 million registered nurses in america, men and women who know as well as anyone the urgent need for health reform. as i said before, i have a long-standing -- when our daughter sasha was diagnosed with meningitis when she was just 3-month-old, we werety fied. we were appreciative of the doctors, but it was the nurses that walk us through to make sure she was okay. when both my daughters were born, the obstetrician was one of our best friends, but we saw her for about ten minutes in each of our deliveries.

. >> buck: wakefield went out to start his rehab and he was just going to play catch and he couldn't resumed playing catch and will get back on the mound shortly but they don't know when he's coming back. >> gary: 3-2 count. zaun takes it inside, gets the walk. that's six free passes surrendered by the four kansas city pitchers. izturis has drawn one of those walks and scored in the 7th inning. kicked it off with a free pass. gone one for two in the ball game with a single. he has a four-game hit streak. and izturis, izturis needs to get out and practice some bunting. he didn't get it done in an important situation in the ball game last night and he doesn't get the bunt down there. >> buck: kind of jabbed at that ball there and popped it out of play. fortunately it didn't stay around home plate. izturis has been effective in bunting in the past. that was ron mahay, the lefthander loosening up for the royals. but this year izturis has just two sacrifice bunts. >> gary: here's the 0-1 delivery, squares again. play at first, not in time. teahen has charging in. izturis does not get the

> beyond the first pitch the most intriguing pitch will be a knuckleball because 42-year-old tim wakefieldtar since 1952, so a nice story line as he makes his first all-star game, and the national league really needs a win here, haven't won since 1996, should be a good one at busch stadium, 8:00 eastern time on fox. let's get back to gretchen and steve, and one time ballplayer eric bolling from what i hear, although i asked all the players if they'd heard of eric, the former pirate. steve: coming up in just about two minutes, rick leventhal is standing not too far from us right now. he's going to tell you about a baseball team that could make your mortgage payment for two months. that is coming up. but right now we start the news headlines off with a "fox news alert." new economic numbers this morning, and they show that americans are opening their wallets a little bit more. retail sales rose .6 of a percent. not bad. >> "businessweek" is on the block, but the 80-year-old magazine may sell for only $1. that's because "businessweek"'s advertising revenues have been plummeting. possible bidd

mary wakefield, who's a nurse and happens to be the administrator of the health resources and services administration at h.h.s. our highest ranking nurse in the administration. we've got keisha walker. an r.n., currently a senior research nurse as johns hopkins. we have dr. rebecca wiseman, nurse and assistant professor of adult health at the university of maryland school of nursing. i'm also joined by representative johnson, representative capps, representative mccarthy, chairman george miller and my friend chris dodd. i am very pleased to be joined today by the representatives from the american nurses association on behalf of 2.9 million registered nurses in maersk. men and women who know as well as anyone the urgent need for health reform. as i said before, i have a long-standing bias towards nurses. when sasha, our younger daughter, was diagnosed with a dangerous case of meningitis when she's -- she was just three most old. we were terrified. we were appreciative of the doctors but it was the nurses who walked us through the entire process. when both my daughters were born, the on