man: whitewood! bullock: joey! hey, that was your play! that was your play. get your ass over there. pull your head out, son. hey, garo, come here. listen, you hit lefty, so he's gonna pitch you in tight, all right? so i want you to lean into it and take the hit. i-- i can't. but see, here's the thing. if you get on, we're loaded, and kelly's up next. so come on. let's do it. but i-- i just wanna hit the ball. well, sometimes it's better if the ball hits you. it's called takin' one for the team. now, let's go. come on, garo! let's go, buddy! let's go. be alert, guys! announcer: now batting from the left side of the plate, number 10, garo daragebrigadian. oh! ball! take your base. that's the way, buddy! that's what i'm talking about, right there. that's what i'm talking about. way to take it, buddy. next batter for the bears, number five, kelly leak. tanner: come on, kelly! kick some ass! hey, buttocks! watch this. yeah. ( bizet's "march of the toreadors" playing ) ( crowd cheering ) man: what're you

edith buys this house for her mother and the two name it whitewood cottage.off the $3,700 mortgage in just a few years. in her off hours, she babysits for next-door neighbor gayle holland. hi, gayle. you know why i'm here -- to hear about edith. >> i've got a lot to tell you. come on in. our street was very quiet and edith would play games with us. >> so she was older, but she loved to hang out with children? >> oh, yes. everybody liked edith. she would play her saxophone or her trumpet outside. we would sit and listen to her, and she'd let us blow on her instruments. >> what a character! they ask her about her past, st. >> i know she had a son who died of meningitis. >> edith shares only a few sketchy details -- that the boy was born out of wedlock, that his father was jewish, that james macefield, a much older englishman, married her to help save the boy from the nazis. it's all very complicated. you see, edith was spying on hitler for britain at the time. is it all true? who knows? gayle just loves hanging out with her eccentric neighbor, until her family,