the throw over to get wright back and wright is a base stealer. he has 17 stolen bases.e is set to go. second in the national league in stolen bases. >> jim: mets lead in steals -- the national league in steals. reyes had 11 before he was hurt. >> gary: the mets will have to do that in their new ballpark. we've talked about it is a defense pitcher's yard. they'll have to run a little more than they have in the past. ryan church at the plate. big inning here as guthrie in the third. >> jim: they really anticipated that. i read an article in spring training they have a batting drill where you have to hit 80 consecutive breaking balls. they have a machine. you have to do it within 6:00, 6:30. you don't get a lot of rest. >> gary: that one to left field. reimold is going to play it on a hop. another run will score. church, who is hitting .132 with runners in scoring position gets one there. base hit rbi. his 13th of the year. it is a 2-0 lead. gary sheffield coming up. there will be a meeting at the mound first. >> jim: take a look right here. this is a guy with 506 lifetime

wright a-couple of gold gloves. cora, castillo, murphy who played a little bit of left field this year but came up as a first baseman and then brian schneider had all kind of injury problems early on. that's a pretty nice play right there especially when the wind is gusting up to 17 miles per hour. >> gary: it's blowing around here tonight. there are two down. that will bring up nick markakis. >> jim: the one thing that jerry manuel said is that daniel murphy is definitely a lot more comfortable at first base than he was in left field. >> gary: 0-1 delivery. murphy being much talked about as this may be a three-game set that decides whether he stays or goes. murphy at first base sharing time with fernando tatis with delgado out there have. they're in the happy with the offense being put up there. the offensive numbers of their first baseman we'll talk about later, but it's virtually zero. they're wondering whether they have to make a trade or whether they can wait for delgado. markakis really turned around the home

effectively a rejection of wright himself by his peers. the president take the present society of american engineers which is formed after wright to death proclaimed him the father of american civil engineering in 1969. a well-deserved honor for his ultimately successful erie days for the ultimately successful dairy project and later in his later canal and railroad work, but not an honor that his peers would have given a man whom he perceived as a flatterer of his employers and a credit stealer from his subordinates. another area, hydraulic cement. the true discovery of american waterproof cement. and not a particularly sexy topic, but the masonry structures of the canal, the locks and waste leaders and various other components of the canal made of stone needed to be sealed with hydraulic cement. it could not have been built without a cement of the right kind of burned and pulverized limestone mixed with sand that pardons and marketers a false story that the discovery was planted unwittingly in the erie bible, in 19 oh 62 volume history so

wright continues on top in the national league with that .357 average.miguel tejada is second in e league in batting average. 1-0 delivery. fouled back. wright second in hits in the league, second in stolen base, and on the road hitting .397, which is the best average in e national league. >> jim: there you go. i mean this kid is only, he is a kid at 26, it seems like he's been longer than that, but awfully, awfully good player. and even when he's been young, he has been spokesperson for e mets. >> gary: that is popped up don the line. markakis coming hard, and markakis will not have a play. >> jim: not quite the result you want. good slider, we saw in game number one when guthrie was on, he struck him out, talking abt david wright, and the second time you, got a slide dr. in the middle of the plate -- slidern the middle of the plate, and remember, rain all day young. it's not one of those -- all y long, it's not one of those tracks where you -- serious burn time. >> jim: oh, yeah. >> gary: wright had

david wright.e's extended his hit streak to 11 games in this ballgame with a single and an rbi. 1-4. wright continues to lead all major league hitters in average. he has a runner at first base here in the ninth inning with two down. albers with a 1-1. that will be a base hit. it's going to roll just far enough so that markakis can pick it up while it's still rolling. over to third base goes cora. wright has his second hit. all is well for david wright. >> jim: it is. that's how gent ability to hit the ball all over the field. lawn bowling right here. kind of serves it n we always talk about that hole -- that hole for left-handed hitters. it's there for the righties if they take advantage of it. one thing about wright, he does spray the ball over 36 hits -- actually, 37 now to left, 28 up the middle and 19 to right field. so, he does hit the ball all over the ballpark. >> gary: 11 hits. >> jim: you play in citi field, you better do that. >> gary: 1 hits -- 11 hits for the mets in the ballgame. ryan

wright makes the play.oles go easily in the seventh inning as green shuts them down 1-2-3.  >> gary: it's time to tex your vote for the at & f player of the game. here are your candidates. nick markakis, two rbi homer in the game. cora who a -- who had a couple of hits and run a scored and wright, the world's leading hitter, rbi base hit picked up 11-game hit streak. text in your vote to a, b or c to 518626789 baez remains on the mound. gary sheffield will stand in against him as we go to the top half of the eighth inning, a 6- 2 lead. let me correct the line i gave you on rie. guthrie, 6 1/3, five runs, three earned on six hits, two walks and four strikeouts. an unearned run charged to castillo part of an inning gave up two hits and now baez working. gary sheffield has singled, 1-3 in the ballgame. the dh hitting at .1. he'll fight one that off. throughout his career, he has donesomeing you would never teach hitters to do and that's be in constant movement at theplate. that ggle waggle

nick markakis holds off david wright. markakis, 54%. nick had a two-run home run. wright, 44%. alex cora gets 2%. nick markakis is your at&t player of the game. well, tonight here at oriole park, mets go home winners as they beat the orioles 6-4 in the other this have three-game series. samuel adams summer ale is a flavorful wheat beer. it has a very nice spice note. it has a little lemon zest and a historic brewing spice called grains of paradise. it's citrusy, lemony. sam adams summer ale. it just totally reminds you of summer, yeah. >>> tomorrow, middle game  the three-game series. come out and join us. here is the big time collectible that everybody has been anticipating. first 25,000 fans 15 and over take home this adam jones possiblyhead. not only unique, he's going up over the wall to rob a home run and he's blowing a bubble at the same time. so, that is tomorrow night. 888-848-bird for your tickets. it is adam jones bobblehead night tomorrow night. welcome back in jim hunter, rick dempsey. it's "o's xtra" presented by verizon fios. one good sign in this loss is nic

wright's got to go so far. cora no chance, then wet infield. if you don't run hard, you don't beat this out. it's certainly not routine, but he's going as fast and as hard as he can, he beats it easily. >> gary: the orioles get the lead-off man on. the first hit of the ballgame for reimold. wieters who delivered his first major league home run in the second inning off tim redding stands in with nobody out. the throw over and just kind of a fall back into the bag. seven hits in the ballgame for the o's. game tied at four. bottom of the sixth inning. a meeting will take place at the mound here, the bullpen has not been active in this ballgame. but they're going oh get it going. they may want a little time right here while this meeting goes on. >> jim: probably see -- of course they were sitting next to each other before he came out there. the time of the game when you get through the line-up for the second, third time, you better focus. throwing over there on a rainy night, reimold may be going, what are you thinking about? one thing if he's a ba

but of course it wasn't enough because wright came back. that was an even more pair lust time for them. -- perilous time for them. >> the remarks that have caused this recent fire storm weren't simply controversial. they weren't simply a religious leaders' efforts to speak out against perceived injustice. instead, they expressed a profoundly distorted view of this country, that sees white racism as endemic and elevates what is wrong with america above all that we know is right with america. a view that sees the conflicts in the middle east as rooted primarily in the actions of stallwart allies like israel, instead of emanating from the per verse and hateful ideologies of radical islam. as such, reverend wright's comments were not only wrong, but divisive. divisive at a time when we need unity, racially charged at a time when we need to come together to solve a set of monumental problems towards a terrorist threat, a falling economy, a chronic health care crisis, and potentially devastating climate change. problems that are neither black nor

you managed against david wright. >> yes, i did. >> and what did you tell me? >> he was the varsity playing against the j.v.'s in double-a. i was at bowie and elves at binghamton, then when he was at triple-a i was at ottawa, you could tell the guy was special. >> coming close. we never cease it marvel at your ability to do these interviews and continue oh give signs and run a ballgame and know the counts. >> palmer didn't need it throw sidelines in between starts either. i mean come on, it's like riding a bike. gosh darn it. all those bus rides. >> thanks very much. we appreciate it. dave trembley joining us on our wired wednesday. and that ball is popped up, shallow center field. beltran coming. and he'll get there.  >> gary: it is am add jones bobblehead night here at the yard. notorious for those bubbles going, just about in any situation at any time, including catches like that, that will be remembered on a bobblehead like this. being given to the first 25,000 fans that came in tonight. as his agent, i just want to advise, all of the makers

whenever you get wright, it's a big out. no runs, one hit, one left object base from the innerharbor across to a famous sign. knit, delicate, permanent press... the ocean doesn't care. so grab your bag. >> gary: 4-5-0 for the mets 0-1-2 for the orioles as guthrie settles in and gets the side out. now it's about the orioles bats. last thing orioles want to see after what they went through for five days is any kind of -- they want to continue what happened against atlanta in the last two. >> jim: you're right. i think everybody talked about it says i got the game. that's a long, long time ago. good pitching does stop good hitting. doesn't mean you can't score runs. the way pelfrey is throwing the ball tonight, you're going to have good at-bats. obviously, brian roberts drops a ground ball. could have been a double play. would have been two quick outs in the fourth inning. again, the mets came back and had some great quality at-bats against jeremy guthrie throwing in the mid-90s. orioles will have to do that again to pelfre

wright coming in with an 11- game hit streak. you see the home run totals as the power, has increased. he was going for a long ball right there. >> jim: he popped him up, up and in the first time. again, i think wright when you're a .309 lifetime hitter and you can hit for power, you can hit for doubles, you can spray it all over the field, it becomes one of those pitchers meetings. >> gary: there it is again. wright hitting .351 with runners in scoring position. >> jim: he's done about everything. >> gary: just like that, got him. uehara gets the k. two in the inning, four in the game. . - it's on. - it's on. - ( music playing throughout ) - it's on. - oh, it's on, all right. - it's on. - totally on. jimmy, it's on. - it's on. - oh, yeah, it's on. affirmative, it's on. announcer: southwest airlines announces new service out of bwi airport, with three daily nonstop flights to new york laguardia for just 49 dollars one-way starting june 28th. grab your bag. it's on. - ( ding ) - book now at southwest.com. >> gary: orioles have

wright's 38th run batted in, runner at 1st. surprise probably more than anyone was beltran, he thought the throw was going to second, so he had gone like a quarter of the way down to second. throw was coming behind him on the way to the plate. sheffield now throw over to give beltran back. sheffield has flied out and struck out in the ballgame. >> jim: beltran 8 out of 9. he can steal a base when his knees are healthy, and that appears to be the case this year. mets lead the national leaguen steals. >> gary: gary sheffield, a dangerous hitter in that situation. in the dirt, wieters blocks i. >> jim: sandy alomar, junior, he's the bullpen coach for the mets, a 6-time all star, he sd i bet he really blocks the ball well. i have never seen a young catcher that has hands as soft as wieters. and for a big guy, and sandy's what, 6'4," 6'5"? he said, i bet he can block the ball. because he's so low. >> gary: 1-1 delivery. fouled straight back. sheffield has had enormous numbers against the oriol

mets at first and third with two down, and wright hitting at .353. will take the pitch inside d low for ball 1. david wright will be making hs way to yet another all-star ge the starting third baseman for the national league here's th 1-0 delivery. way inside this time and the count goes to 2-0. sheffield is waiting on deck. >> jim: that's no bargain eitr >> gary: nope. write 1 forward 3 off albers. 29-0 delivery. taking some massive cuts. 2-1. >> gary: ground ball andino and a good job by albers. no runs, one hit, no errors. two are left on. orioles, bottom of the 9th. can they do it again? matt wieters, first major run came last night. he will lead off the bottom of the 9th. oriole down a run. waterproof and sweat-proof sunscreen... can wear out... leaving skin vulnerable. new neutrogena ultimate sport with helioplex. provides the highest average uva/uvb protection and is also 3x... more waterproof than testing standards. neutrogena ultimate sport >> gary: series win and chance to head to philadelphia feeling

the present american society of civil engineers which is formed after wright's staff proclaimed him the father of american civil engineering in 1969. inouye well deserved honor for his ultimately successful erie project and later canal and railroad work, but not an honor that his peers would have given a man who many perceive as a flatter her of his employers and a credit stealer from subordinates. with another area -- hydraulic cement. the true discovery of america in waterproof cement and that not a particularly sexy topic, but the masonry structures of the canal, the locks and waste waters and various other components of the canal made of stone that needed to be sealed with hydraulic cement, they could not have been built without the cement of the right kind of burned and pulverized limestone mixed with sand and hardens and water. the full story of the discovery was planted on wittingly in the erie bible bashing 1906 state authorized tuesday to commit to volume history, sort of a starting point for research of the erie canal. and the story in that book has been repeated ever since. a

david wright in right. church dh's, with the american league leads, daniel murphy will be at first base, brian schneider will catch and luis castillo at second base. david wright is probably the more dangerous hitter in that lineup. he comes in red-hot. however, he is not hitting the long ball. >> he's not hitting the long ball. i talked to keith hernandez early on and try foig you're out if -- out if they were trying to pitch around david wright at this point of the season. it's not been that so much as david wright started the season off with a very long swing. nobody better to tell me about it than keith hernandez because he certainly knew a lot about the swing. that's one thing he's really cut down the amount of home runs. early on, he had trouble really getting that short, quick, powerful swing to the paul that he's had in the past to put up 30 plus home runs almost every season he's been a regular. the problem now is he's getting back on track again especially as of june. he's hitting over .500 in thi

third base will be cut off by wright. he's going to have to go to first to get the out, and he does. no score. ♪ cold refreshment is an unstoppable force. because every coors light can is cold-activated. when the mountains turn blue, your beer is as cold as the rockies. the coors light cold-activated can. enjoy refreshment at its peak. aaaaaahhh! frost-brewed coors light. the world's most refreshing beer. >> i just wanted to set that as a goal, go to college, and to be honest, getting my degree from clemson, i graduated there in business, and that was more gratifying than anything i've ever done. >> gary: we are covering the bases with jason berken, who s the starting pitcher for the orioles. martinez is up. 0-1 count. berken delivers. a chper foul. we are joined by kevin owe sullivan. who was the coach at clemson. how are you doing? >> doing good. my pleasure. >> gary: an overview. i know you really liked, o like jason berken. tell us about your experience with him and the kind o

. >> gary: don't need to say much except david wright. he has not had a hit tonight, 0 for 4. he's 2 for 9 so far in the two games. that one to center field, the bobblehead man is going to end it. he got it. this one's in the book for the o's. a 6-4 win setting up the rubber match for tomorrow. johnson will get the win, feliciano the loss. the save to sherrill.  >>> hi, everybody. rick, what an uplifting win. orioles had the lead and the mets able to tie it, but it didn't matter. the orioles pull it out. >> matt wieters hits his first home run of his career and his first two rbi's. >> outstanding back end of the bullpen work tonight. jim johnson two scoreless innings, and george sherrill picks up the save to even up the series at a game each. >> thanks very much. let's go down to the one of the stars at least tonight with amber. >> that's right. matt wieters gets his first home run in the major leagues. are you just glad you got it out of the way. you knew it was going to come at some point. >> i mean redding was a guy i faced a little bit in the minor leagues so

rbi's have gone to wright and church, murphy and brian schneider for the mets. that one to left field. reimold with a long run and it will end up in the seats in any event and a two strike count on ryan church. orioles-mets will be meeting for two more. tomorrow, it will be koji uehara, 2-4 against tim redding who is 0-2 for the mets. jason berken thursday night 1-3 against luis hernandez who is 5--- livan hernandez who is 5- 1. the three-game set and then the o's off to philadelphia for friday, saturday and sunday. big cut and i don't think he hit it. he's going to go to first. it will be a strikeout on church, but he'll reach first base. it is a pass ball that will allow him to get there. so, the leadoff man on again. >> jim: take a look. great angle right here. ball just gets under matt wieters' glove. right there, ryan church is going to look back. a little breaking ball. matt doesn't catch it. it goes through his legs. he's looking for it. by that time, ryan church down to first base. >> gary: third consecutive inning and three in the game that the leadoff

the way through the pennsylvania primary and beyond which was dominated by one man called jeremiah wright and i assure you remember him. it was compounded by candidate obama singing people were bitter in small towns in america and this was two months of the worst coverage of any candidate in any election. so i guess if you set that aside and say well, that never happened, then you could make the case. but then you also have to set aside the absolute fascination for sarah palin because for the initial week or two of her rollout, she was a superstar and in candidates obama made jokes about fact she was getting more magazine coverage than he was. there were, let me scale this back a little bit and say when you are winning things generally the coverage gets a lot better. you know, it's true in sports and politics. obama won more than he lost but when he was losing that coverage was bad and painful and negative and the negative period lasted a very, very long time. >> host: the speech in philadelphia on march 18th as a result of the reverend jeremiah wright, what led durham giving that address

the guy at the plate, david wright with 18 leads the mets. >> gary: a chopper, knocked down, and got it. good play by baez on the comeback.  7th inning. hour, andy roddick has the fastest serve in the history of professional tennis. so i've come to this court to challenge his speed. ...on the internet. i'll be using the 3g at&t laptopconnect card. he won't so i can book travel plans faster, check my account balances faster. all on the go. i'm bill kurtis and i'm faster than andy roddick. (announcer) "switch to the nations fastest 3g network" "and get the at&t laptopconnect card for free". >> gary: hernandez is making it tough right now, because hes pitched consistently throughout this game, and as he does, wee talked about the fact he gets runners on base, and just continues to throw well, and that doesn't seem to change. so see what the orioles can do. andino has delivered a home run, solo shot that gave the orioles early on the lead in the ballgame in the 3ed inning. and reached on -- 3rd inning. hernandez fields his position, and g

cora, martinez and beltran, wright, church and sheffield. murphy, schneider and castillo. >> jim: let's take a look at our pnc scouting report on koji uehara. mr. splitter, he will use that pitch along with his fastball. two walks in 29 innings here at home, so he's going to command the strike zone. his last win, even though he's pitched better than his record indicates, was on the 13th of april. so, again, not a whole lot to show. they don't give him a whole lot of runs. he hasn't been hit particularly hard by lefties or righties. just seems maybe six innings, hopefully after that, you really have to go to your bullpen. the ball not likely to carry very well with the winds swirling in. pitch is up high for a ball. cora had a 3 for 5 in the ballgame last night. cora getting work in the lead- off spot. reyes continues out at shortstop, so he's in. he's taking all the way for a strike. the mets come in now, 15-18 on the road, while the orioles here at home are 19-17 on the season. fooled him, way behind on it. and a 2-2 count. >> jim: it will

he publishes some anonymous newspaper articles and an anonymous path of, and wright, chief engineer wright probably decides just for the section of the canal is to be dealt, wright decide to go right in the opposite direction. that is, not take randel direct route from schenectady to albany or even continue along the southern side of the mohawk as it arcs north and eventually down toward albany. . . >> the waste that we see in public works projects today has a long legacy. became bitter enemies. a couple of years later they wind up together on that chesapeake and delaware canal. a very short, but very important canal connecting chesapeake bay and delaware bay. the chief engineer. the chief contractor. and after a few months he gets rendell fired from the canal. the case eventually goes to the u.s. supreme court. he wins a quarter of a million dollars which is an extraordinary amount of money. the tenth of the value. it builds a mansion overlooking the canal which is eventually built exactly on the line that he had suggested and that right time was wrong. because down every morning to colle

beyond, which was dominated by one man called jermimia wright. i'm sure you remember him. it was compounded by candidate obama saying people were bitter in america. this was the worst coverage of any candidate in any election. so i guess if you sit at that side and say that never happened, then you could make a case. but then you would also have to set aside the media's absolute fascination for sara palin, because for the initial week or two of her rollout, she was a super star. you know, and then candidate obama made jokes about the fact that she was getting more magazine covers than he was. there were -- let me scale this back a little bit and say, look, when you are winning things, generally the coverage gets a lot better. you know, it's true in sports, it's true in politics. obama won more than he lost. but when he was losing, the

david wright is the incumbent now and they're about even in the number of errors. >> jim: wright is having throwing problems, too. >> bob: but i don't think anyone who has watched the two of them would tell you that david wright is a better third baseman. >> jim: but he does play in new york. >> bob: he does. >> jim: and he hits and that sometimes leads to gold gloves. 3-0. >> rob: getting back to brooks robinson, he has to have great hand-eye or

wright tosses it over in time to get the out.  >> gary: gary thorne, jim palmer,amber theoharis as the orioles and mets go to the ninth. each team with 11, but the orioles have the lead. that will bring the closer on in the save situation. george sherrill. >> jim: he's been awfully good. changed his windup. better arm angle. more direct. fastball, curveball guy. one earned run in his last 14 games. 12 out of 14 when it comes to saving games. george wants to get them out. >> gary: jim johnson with the chance to be a winner looking to even his mark at 3-3. pedro feliciano on the other side could suffer the loss in this ballgame. feliciano would go 2-2. but there are three outs to be had, and the top of the order. cora leads it off against sherrill. he has delivered a single, reached on a walk, lined out and struck out in the ballgame. >> jim: george just lights out against lefties, but tatis who came in for martinez right- handed on deck, then beltran, then wright. that's why they want to get somebody on. >> gary: cora's got that big average against left-handers at

the last time the president spoke about reverend wright in late april 2008, i would refer to youtube- refer you to those comments. >> south korea, kim jong-il, the youngest son being groomed to take over. a brilliant comrade. >> he said the same thing about -- >> any reaction at all from the white house? >> no, i do not have anything specific on that, no. >> and today, when the president made some comments abound -- around smoking, i am wondering if smoking continues to be a struggle for the president? >> i think the president would likely tell you as many would that has smoked or has been addicted to smoking that is a lifelong struggle. >> is a feeling struggle for him? >> since there are days comprise within your lifetime, i think that is covered. >> i think it was mentioned the cairo speech, and i just wondered if you wanted to make any connection between what has been happening in lebanon and the election? does he take any credit for it? >> well, i think, as we have talked about it in here, i do think that the reaction around the world to the president's speech, particularly in t

substantial weight the way, in my view, even looking at the phrase, i interpret it the way judge wright did. i put the quote in my testimony today as well as in the supplemental letter to the committee which says it does not mean some kind of blanket notion that when the witness comes and says i represent the government, immediately your she gets a difference. it means according to judge wright, that is the right meaning, it means you get the kind of special weight from the judge that the qualifications, experience and persuasiveness and coherence of the testimony render it. i could give you an example but i don't want to take other people's time. >> let me pursue this further. maybe i should complement you over justice scalia who thinks that nothing we say makes a difference. even if you accept number 2 legislative history, employer request, it seems to me the type of material usually requested in foia is much less sensitive than a material where an allocation of a state secret is asserted by the government. doesn't it concern you that we would be having different standards if we have

david wright, two had of run double. -- david wright, two-run double. >> virginia and ole miss in thegionals. game one of a best-of-three series. bottom nine. logan tower into left field. evan button being waved home from second. scores on the play to tie it at 3-3. we go to extras. bottom 12. still a 3-3 game. first-pitch swinging. there it goes. matt smith. the walk-off home run. ole miss takes game one 4-3. they are one win away from going to the college world series in omaha. here's "what 2 watch 4" on saturday, belmont stakes. riding mine that bird, calvin borel will try to win the jockey triple crown, the belmont 1 1/2 miles long, longest of any of the triple-crown races. mine that bird trainer chip woolley says his horse can go the distance. >> it comes down to each one of these animals is an athlete and they all bring something special when they come, and fortunately for me, my horse seems like the distance is probably in his favor. it makes me feel real good about him. >> saturday night stanley cup finals return to detroit. rock city. for game five. each team has held serve a

right now he's 8th in average, wright is the leader.e's third in rbi's, only five behind prince fielder, the leader. it would be interesting to follow that and it would really be something if you had a guy, the first guy to hit .400 since williams and the first guy to win the triple crown since yaz did it in the same year and they both have a chance of getting that done. ground ball up the middle. that's going to be a base hit. jones will hold the runner at second. so bass struggling here in the sixth inning. there have been four mets up, a ground ball out, a homer and two singles. >> jim: all balls have been hit sharply. it's one of those nights where it looks like the arm's just down a little bit. when you get behind hitters and you become somewhat predictable, very difficult sometimes to get them out. it's great to have four pitches, but you have to make the hitter think that you have at least more than one that you can get over, and that hasn't been the case so far for brian. >> gary: castillo has been a strikeout victim, and hit in

i mean, here the most gracious speech was in the midst of jeremiah wright. and i thought that morning we were filming a monticello, actually, when he made the speech and when i heard it i thought he is going down in flames. it's hilary -- hillary will be the nominee because this was the act of an most deadon, frontal candor, explaining to america the roots of black rage in the church forms they took as well as eluding to white rage, and america took it -- it was a credit to the sophistication of the electorate, really, its willingness to face something fresh to actually face truth even if they're tough about american history, but instead of doing him a irreverse able harm it did him an -- immediately an enormous amount of good even though he had to distance himself further from jeremiah write, -- wright, who would not leave well enough lone and shut up at that point. so i think we have a moment in which the american future and the american past are this extraordinary already tike two wires in a kind of electrical connection. we can't use history really as a

wright has been red hot. hitting over .600 in his last 10 games. would have loved to get that hit. again getting it done -- his second home run of the game, second multi-home-run game of the season. phillies on top 5-4. ryan madson on to close it out replacing brad lidge on the d.l. with the sprained knee. he picks up his third save of the year. cole hamels started the game, 11 hits allowed ties a career high for him, but chan ho park gets it done. his first win since being moved to the bullpen. he's thrown out five straight scoreless innings. mets shot themselves in the foot. 16 left on base. >> jerry manuel not a fan of the loss, especially to a division rival. >> any game at this point for us -- like i said, we're trying to take games off the board because we're somewhat depleted, but any game that we have a lead, and i felt we got pretty good pitching for the most part, and we hit the ball well, we just didn't get any timely hits, so i think we're still -- in a good spot. i think we need another good pitching outing tomorrow, to continue to give us a chance, and go from there.

brian was playing more up the middle with david wright hitting.was just one of those plays where you just 50/50, you catch it, you catch it, you don't, you don't. >> he couldn't hold on onto the ball. the mets eventually win by a final of 6-4. after guthrie left the game, three relievers came on including alberto castillo who faced two left- handed batters and gave up hits to both. >> in the last 13 games the orioles bullpen has been a strength of the team, but within the bullpen there is a glaring weakness and there has been all year, that's at the role of left-handed specialist. we remember back on june 4, jamie walker was released because he can not get left- handed batters out and that was his job. it appears his successor alberto castillo is struggling to do the same. we saw that last night. alberto has pitched in four games here with the orioles, he's faced seven left-handed batters and out of those seven, four have reached base successfully. three of them have hit home runs off of him. so it's obviously becoming a recurrent problem within t

interpreted the way judge wright did and i put that in my testimony today as well as the supplemental letter to the committee which says it does not mean some kind of blanket notion that when when the witness comes and says i represent the government immediately he or she gets deference. it means according to judge wright and i think that's the correct meaning, it means that you get the kind of special weight from the judge that the qualifications, experience, and inherent persuasiveness and coherent testimony linder. i would give you an example but i don't want to use up other people's time. >> well, let me pursue this further. maybe i should complement you as its starting to sound like justice scalia who doesn't think anything we say over here makes any difference when a matter gets to court. but, even a few accept legislative history using substantial weight and a foia request it seems to me the type of material usually requested in foia is much less sensitive than a material where an allegation of a state secret is asserted by the government. and doesn't it concern you that we wou

when you look at the standings right now, david wright at the top of the list from the mets.million votes and david wright with new york, chipper jones, pedro feliz and bill hall. >> you can vote at least 25 times per your ip address to get the guys to st. louis for the middle of july and the a-star game. now it is time for the stay in the game hold of the day brought to you by just for men hair color. we are looking at the top spots. last nationals pitcher to recall a hold versus the reds was charlie manning that was last year, august 8th of 2008. certainly going to take care of that very quickly. maybe even today. john lannan will probably go all the way with a complete game as well. just as these relievers chemotheir game in the -- keep them in the game you can keep your color. we will be back talking about the nationals offense. and he will give us a break down. micah owings taking on john lannan in the series finale as the nationals look for another complete game. the nats and reds, a day game from the park next. so, what's the problem? these are hot. we're shipping 'em

i believe it was the more tore pore yum. >> guest: you could be wright i don't have any causal.e many choices people made around how to oppose the war -- and again i said the only decision i don't agree with is the decision not to be active. if you're active opposing the war, you're on the right side of history. oregon i think it's difficult to claim very much in terms of what affected. what i are business tated in the moratorium froze as well. i'm a bill big believer in direct nonviolent opposition and action but did those things help? the war went on for ten years. it went on for seven years after the american people rejected it. so i find it difficult to make a claim that this caused that, that this equaled that. i'm reminded of in 1968, the mid-6s so, the premier or china was asked by a french journalist what the impact of the french revolution of the 18th century had had on the chinese revolution of the 20th 20th century. he thought about it for quite a long time and said it's too soon to tell. i think that's true. people who make claims about what did what, it's too soon t

lindsey wright, third shot on >>> da capo prez is one of the imprints of the perseus books groups andapo press. ms. warren what are some of titles coming up? >> we have a wonderful biography of james monroe by washington, d.c. writer marlo james r. merkel the last founding father because he truly was one of the last founding fathers of the nation. >> why another biography on james monroe? >> this is more complete than the others. new information has been found through old archives and letters and records and we are finding there is a lot of patriotic interest out there so we want to be able to continue to feed the market >> what else do you have coming out? >> a biography of a amalia earmarks and there is a movie coming out with hilary swank and richard gere coming this fall that will be bringing the book to coincide with that. >> how old is that? >> several years at least a decade but we are giving a new cover and rolling it back out. >> who is dominique lapierre? >> book we are doing is called a rainbow in the night and it covers the apartheid period and the turmoil the country went

and david wright, one man on and werth is coming in to make the grab and he is red hot hitting .600 inhe last seven games. and utley again, getting it done and the second home run of the game and the second multihome run of the game and the phillies on top 5-4. and closing it out and replacing brad lidge who is on the d.l. with the strained knee and picking up the first of the year. and hamels giving up hits and it is a team high and it doesn't matter because park got it done. five straight scoreless innings and the mets shot themselves in the foot with 16 runners left on base, a season high. and jerry manuel not a fan of a loss, especially to a division rival. >> any game at this point for us, i mean like i said, we are trying to take game off the board because we're somewhat depleted any game that we have a lead, and i thought we got pretty good pitching, you know, for the most part, and we hit the ball well. so i think we still, you know, are in a good spot. we need another good pitching outing tomorrow to give us a chance and go from there. we have to keep pitching well. we do that