was really chad johnson. what do you think about his prediction? >> i think because they're playing in the same division as the super bowl champion and other quality football teams i don't think they'll make the playoffs. i think they'll be a 7-9 team, but that's a huge bump up from where they finished last year. >> chad made his prediction a few hours later on "nfl live." mike golic said the bengals were going to have a hard time making it to the playoffs and young chad had an exception. which brings us to our tweet of the day -- ochocinco explaining why he uses twitter to express himself. >> i just wanted to address it. now to have a way to reach out to all the sportscasters in the media world this, twitter thing, i'm really loving is, just letting them know how i feel sometimes. it's outright ridiculous. he has the world at my hand by working at espn but i also have the world at my hand now by being able to tweet. he can say how he feels and i can say how i feel. the first thing that came to my mind, i've

i think a lot of people went down and watched the hanging chad count. but i also have seen film of the director of the miami-dade county election board, michael -- last name starts with a l, and it's i can't remember. it's been nine years. in a previous election there's videotape of the hanging chads that would come in. how would they deal with the hanging chads in miami-dade county in florida? they had 70 volunteers from the league of women voters -- now, they haven't been on my side very much. they don't seem really bipartisan to me. long tables, 70 volunteers from the league of women voters. they would sit down at a table and they would bring in these punch card ballots and set them on one side of each of the ladies that were there working, issue them three nice sharp number two lead pencils, where you take your basic skills, where i come from, and they would take these punch card ballots and clean them up. they'd punch the pencil through the hole, rack it off and stack up these cleaned up ballots over on this other side where once they got done clea

and dimpled chad's and pregnant chad's which is to say ballots that were not completely market. we were dealing with over votes and under votes, that is to say some ballots that didn't have any markings for the president and some might have had to markings for one or another and the whole variety of different ways in which the ballots were constructed from county to county the most notorious was known as a butterfly. we won't go into the details by you can get the notion it had two wings and they didn't quite line up. what became interesting in terms of the arguments was which way was the court going to go. one of the clips i would like to please state it is representing al gore and the democratic campaign, and as quickly as he set out to try to make an argument on one point, he was diverted by justice kennedy. >> i think at that point you can conclude what it has done is changed the law. i think the standard is the standard the court generally applied indifference to the state decisions. >> but is it in line with article 2i am also sure. i would hope that is on a standard wheth

umpire chad fairchild. ray came on after danys baez had started the seventh inning, and he allowed four runs on the grand slam by hanley ramirez. actually, five runs because there was a single that got that inning going by cody ross, and then ray came on and got the final two outs in the seventh and then did not allow a run in the eighth. 1 2/3 to get back at it. orioles sent them back down to triple-a to get his mechanics straightened out. it was sock saysful trip. breaking ball is inside. >> buck: sure was. chris ray had the right attitude when he went down to pitch in norfolk. he went down there with one thing in his mind is to get handle on his mechanics. get the ball down in the zone and make the better quality pitch. so far, we've seen that. >> jim: low, 3-2 ton bonifacio. ground ball, base hit, left field.

luke did not like the call by chad fairchild. here is tim wood the only reliever on the team last night who did not get in the game. >> buck: tim wood has not pitched in a major league game yet. so, if he gets in this ballgame, it will be his major league debut. >> jim: 0-1 on scott. foul. that one rode in on him. 1-2. that gives you the idea of the fastball movement on nolasco. when scott went after that, he had a pretty good sight on it. by the time the bat made contact, he was fisted. >> buck: nolasco did what hitters hate. throw strikes to both sides of the plate. >> jim: scott in the hole, 0-2. two unearned runs in. orioles back in it 3-2. and he got him. scott down on strikes that. ends the inning. so, luke scott 0-2. orioles get two unearned runs. strand twoment bath brand new game middle of the sixth. 3-2, florida. ♪ ♪ who's watching? ♪ tell me who's watching. (muffled music) ♪ who's watching... (announcer) it's right here. it's easy. ♪ i always feel like somebody's watching me. ♪ it's the money you could be s

and dimpled chads and pregnant chads which is ballots that weren't completely voted we were dealing with overvotes and undervotes. some ballots that didn't have any marking for the president and some that might have had two markings for president through one error or another. and a whole variety of different ways in which the ballots were constructed from county to county. the most notorious of which was known as a butterfly ballot. we won't go into the it they had wings and didn't completely line up. which was was the court going to go? one of the clips i'd like to play is david boyce representing al gore and the democratic campaign and as quickly as he set out to try and make an argument on one point, he was diverted by justice kennedy. >> i think at that point then you can conclude that what it has done is to change the law. but i think the standard is the standard this court has generally applied giving deference to state supreme court decisions. >> but is it in line with article 2, i'm not so sure. i mean, i would have thought that was the standard when it contemplates it is pl

we're in good hands in the journalism world. >> thanks, chad. it is my pleasure and honor to introduce the president of the united states, barack obama. [applause] >> thank you. thank you so much. thank you very much. thank you. thank you so much. thanks to all of you, thank you. please, everybody have a seat. before i get started, as the father of two girls, can i just say how incredibly impressive those three young ladies were. [applause] that would be proud. -- dad would be proud. to heather and all the others that made this evening possible, thinking some much. it is wonderful to be here. i want to express my appreciation for the opportunity to tell jokes that were not funny enough when we did this five weeks ago. [applause] -- [laughter] what ever. the jokes may not be as good, but neither is the guest list. [laughter] [applause] i am just joking. for me, there is no contest. why bother hanging out when celebrities -- with celebrities when i can spend time with people that made me one. i know where my bread is buttered. plus, we have our ow

we're in good hands in the journalism world. >> thanks, chad. it is my pleasure and honor to introduce the president of the united states, barack obama. [applause] >> thank you. thank you so much. thank you very much. thank you. thank you so much. thanks to all of you, thank you. please, everybody have a seat. before i get started, as the father of two girls, can i just say how incredibly impressive those three young ladies were. [applause] that would be proud. -- dad would be proud. to heather and all the others that made this evening possible, thinking some much. it is wonderful to be here. i want to express my i want to express my appreciation for the opportuni

he saw chad cordero. it's similar to what he did, signed the first day. he's motivated to play baseball. >> there's no question about it. makeup is a huge part of this thing. you talk about arms -- it's all about people make pitches and the type of character they have. not just being a good person. busting your tail day in and day out, you're not going to be denied. drew's family, i've known them a long time. they're that type of family. hardworking family, never ask for anything. they have done what they had to do to earn their keep. i talked to his dad today. i said you're going to make that money up in a hurry if you get grafted. >> we're ready for game two tonight. martis gets warmed up. he had a hot streak going trying to get back on track. we'll continue previewing the cincinnati reds on a nice night in june. stay there. how far can you see? at pnc, taking the long view is how we help you take the right path. even to change it when conditions demand. keeping you on the road to achieving your goals. it's something we've been doing for over 150 years.

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in addition we have another group of countries that are infected as a result of spread from nigeria, chad, sudan and those are the hitherto countries that affect this area and in addition we have the challenge rear facing due to the spread of polio from indiana and angola part i do not want to belabor everything we will do to get the job finished is published here and not the topic of today's discussion but i have touched on what we are doing over the course of my presentation. key is to sustain the implementation of course, strategy's come independent a violation of major barriers to interrupt transmission. we're hoping to get a fresh look in each of the remaining effected areas processing a number of new approaches. in the process of developing and the foul it -- evaluating a new vaccine with type wine and iii vaccine and additional strategies to have those days to run those for spreading. to give you a response with jesse the complex ability of the response on the heart of africa and west africa to get those finished when the speak of the new approaches that we just had agreement with

marlins have very high opinions of their strike zone knowledge or theeg having a tough problem with chad fairchild because there's been more than a few looks back at the umpire on the strikes called. uggla looked back at fairchild. he swings through it and inning ends. a big insurance run. we go to the ninth. account orioles do it again? they come to bat down by three.  >> jim: orioles baseball brought to you by southwest airlines. book your next trip at southwest.com. and by acura. acura advance. our cameras out in south beach. a popular night spot here in miami in a 5-2 game. birds coming up in the top of the ninth inning. fredi gonzalez going to homer simpson -- no, he's not going to homer simpson. he's going to brett carroll. homer wants to get in the game. oh, it's bart simpson. i even got the wrong guy. i've got to start watching it more often. bart simpson. there's brett carroll in right field. he takes over for hermida. here is dan meyer who is looking for his first professional save. majors or minors. >> buck: yep, he has not had a save and

violence continues in darfur and chad. the people of darfur are still waiting as are those of the democratic republic of the congo and chad where shortages of helicopters are crippling the work of ump u.n. peace keepers. if we are to regain our moral authority in the world we must continue to lead the fight against genocide and champion the protection of innocent civilians. this bill will help. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentlewoman from florida continues to reserve. the gentleman from california. mr. berman: mr. chairman, i'm pleased to yield to the gentleman from illinois a member of the committee on appropriations, one minute. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> i'm pleased to support this. h.r. 2828 compensates relatives of u.s. citizens killed in embassy bombings in tanzania. al qaeda truck bombs exploded simultaneously in tanzania and nigh robo. the bombings in nairobi killed 12 americans. they were sergeant nathan alagana, john rose, molly huc

chad has collapsed because it is near sudan. fl the gulf coast region, we have provide resources to a region that is still living under the shadow of hurricane ike. we have the resources to put people in housing and be able to correct the wrong of that terrible storm, but yet the inability to move as fast as we like, pursuant to the work that was not done in the last administration. i think it is important that we are supporting a national monetary fund, because we cannot stand by while we speak the language of reconstruction and rebuilding and not provide for that particular support. so there is a value in the hard work of our colleagues. but i do believe it is important to revisit an issue that impacts many states. the sidestepping of the president's mission on stimulus dollars and our state, texas, is a poster child. $3.2 billion was taken from the monies that should have been utilized for the education of our commirn. one of my school districts has lost $155 milon because it has been replaced, snuck under in what we call a r

the player formerly known as chad johnson happy to be back in cincy. he tweeted this earlier today when he arrived in his locker room: apparently fame equated to your name being on the locker. all right, and terrell owens back in practice with the bills. owens and co-wide receiver lee evans running every route in the playbook with buffalo quarterback trent edwards, working hard to become comfortable with his two main receivers. t.o. said after practice he's ready to put last season and his past mistakes behind him. >> you know, i'm a professional, and, you know, you should go in the game every game prepared and, you know, there were some drop, and that's just part of it. but i'm pretty sure i would assess my performance and say, i could have played better, but that wasn't the case. there's no pressure on me at all. i know what i'm capable of. i'm very thankful and gracious for the opportunity the bills have given me, and i'm going to embrace it. i feel good. you know, i can play this game, and i know here, turk is going to throw the ball down the field

it increases our financing of peacekeeping missions in darfur and chad. it doubles the size of the peace corps and sets out a plan for a better response to humanitarian needs worldwide. it also contains a sense of congress calling for the release of captive israeli soldier galad shalid. he's been held hostage for three years and it's time to for him to be returned to his family. his return is a good way for them to show they're capable of diplomacy. i yield back. the chair: the gentlewoman from florida continues to reserve. the gentleman from california. mr. berman: mr. chairman, i'm pleased to yield one minute to a great member of our committee, also a member of the science and technology committee, the gentlelady from arizona, ms. giffords. the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. girds: thank you, chairman berman for your leadership and ranking member ros-lehtinen as well. i want to let you know that it's important that this provision that's going to be entered into the manager's amendment with support is important to the fundamenta

three detainees have been transfered to saudi arabia, one to chad, and one to iraq. we are hearing rumors about possible deals with yemen, italy, and albania. italy, and albania. all this has been done without

that is why we are working hard to resolve the disk -- the tensions between being chad and the sudan. lia put my full support -- behind -- i have put michael support behind the meetings. we are trying to do the prisoner exchanges. we are working very hard on southern sudan. there are things that must be done. there is development work and other aspects that we must focus on. the things we have talked about in the three areas, in addition there are things we need to work on in the area. our approach is very comprehensive. our approach is integrated. it is one where we do multiple things at the same time just because of our time line is short and the challenges are great that we do not have the luxury to focus on wondering and switched to the other. we must work on all of these things at the same time in an integrated way for all parties are part of the solution, where the international community comes together in a unified way to bring about the results that we all seek. >> thank you very much. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable s

. >> bob: inglett, a former teammate of ryan church, lyle overbay and chad quals at the university of nevada reno. >> rob: that will do it. >> bob: just a shame he couldn't do it this inning. two-out walk to overbay hurt and blue jays have tied the game. zimmermann cannot win his third major league game. he could be the loser. it will be up to the bullpen to keep those inherited runners from scoring. a good outing for jordan zimmermann. 106 pitches, 69 strikes. now he needs some help from his friends in the bullpen. ♪ ♪ (tucci) more bars in more places. at&t. the best coverage worldwide. buy the lg xenon messaging phone for 99.99 after mail-in rebate and get one free after mail-in-rebate. times may be tough today, but the things we all look forward to haven't changed. like owning a home. watching our children grow. and retiring with confidence. so whatever you're looking forward to, m&t bank is here to help you get there. m&t bank. understanding what's important. >> bob: time to bring you speed with the at&t rapid rewind. jordan zimmermann's night he would go 5 2/3. strikeou

to figure out what i will leave out and what i will not talk about one first are doing the sort of chad's it is how can i fill 45 minutes? of the possible? now it is how can i cut this down at 45 minutes? we will start and end around tuesday but we will take breaks for bathroom and teeeighteen. so i will speak of some highlights and other relevant things and then i will open up for questions and q&a and we will go from there are one not do just a traditional breeding because no one wants to hear my nasal twang reading for half an hour so instead i would give you a few highlights and the sectors that are relevant to what is going on in the news this week but a lot of the stuff continues to be front-page headlines so hopefully you find it somewhat interesting. let's start with the 10 things you probably did not know about the bailout. i was at a dinner about three months ago and i was by far the biggest and the room every by eight works a senior person at goldman sachs, works at the federal reserve, new york, and the book was still being edited and finished up and the conversation was, how

bottom 10, same score, two outs, two on, chad durbin facing matt kemp. he hooks him and he books him -- durbin out of the jam. bottom 12, still 2-2. andre ethier, the pride of arizona state, and fork 'em, sun devils, touch 'em all, andre, every single one of them, ninth home run of the year, second of the game, his second walk-off hit in two days, dodgers win 3-2, l.a. improves to 5-1 in extras, the dodgers an m. l. best 14-5 in one-run games this season. after going 41-41 in save opportunities last season, lidge blew his major-league-leading sixth save. he's already allowed six more earned runs this season despite pitching 43 fewer innings. >> still to come on espnews, it was supposed to be a pitching duel. instead, the bronx got to see a barn-burner. tiger's in the hunt at memorial. he might do a double-take when he looks at the leaderboard. and don't call triple-a, call shaq. find out what the diesel was doing changing tires. >> moving day at the memorial. tiger woods, three-time winner there looking to make his move -- looking to climb the leaderboar

. >> chad ginn mean to blame the radiologist. >> our first two speakers, and above what a complex problem these are. we hear comments from the hill with regard to a bill surfacing in july that they be passed by august. some of us are a little uneasy. can you comment on that. >> what the committee has been hard at work, some of the staff members in attendance, this has been -- they have been engaged in discussions for several months. there was a lot of work even before the process began this year. my understanding is it is likely the committee's will be marking up and moving to consideration over the next -- before the august break. there will be plenty of attention paid to what is or is not in that legislation as it moves through the process. what i would say, the finance committee under senator baucus has been putting forward white papers that provide indications of where they are intending to go. for those who are interested in the major condor's of reform, i would refer you to those white papers with regard to the finance committee, but you are right that the next month or 2 is going t

. >> chad ford's latest mock draft version 6.1, not a whole lot has changed from 1 to 3, but he's now got jonny flynn in the top ten going to milwaukee, knocking out brandon jennings, who has fall on the atlanta at number 19. there you see stephen curry sitting at six with the t-wolves. lookie here, looking live at manny ramirez as he continues his minor league assignment, getting ready for his july 3rd return to the los angeles dodgers. here, of course, with the albuquerque isotopes. in new mexico. and well, moments ago he talked with everybody about making his comeback. >> i feel good. i feel great. >> are you game ready? >> what do you think? i haven't played in three months. >> so how close are you? >> what do you think? >> how close are you? >> i don't know. figure it out. guy, i got to get ready for the game. >> what do you... did you feel anything yesterday, that whole atmosphere and the way everybody reacted. >> everything's fine. >> that was quick. >> quick and to the point, as is manny. >> even without manny in the lineup however, the dodgers continued to be the class of the

. >> espn.com, nba insider chad ford sees blake griffin going number one. also sneaking into the top ten stephen curry. >> kevin o'neal is back coaching in the pac 10. he was hired at head coach of usc. tim floyd vacated the position amid scandal less than two weeks ago. o'neal brings 13 years of collegiate and nba coaching experience to the men of troy. and in 19 3 he led them to their first ncaa tournament berth in ten years. last year he served as assistant coach and spes assistant to the gm with the grizzlies last season. >> roger federer's nemesis will not be defending his wimbledon title. what does that mean for federale ♪ 100 calorie light beer with lime. miller chill. ♪ 100 calorie light beer with lime. miller chill. >> forthe first time since 2002, a wimbledon title will now defend his title. >> i was slightly prepared he wouldn't play. it doesn't come as such a big surprise. of course it's very disappointing for the tournament and also for myself. we've been at the top pore the very long time. when you talk about golf, you talk about tiger. wh

chad fairchild, the third base umpire positioned righted on foul line had a good look at it. dave trembley weighs waiting forconfirmation that mark hendrickson might be ready in that bullpen and matt wieters is out back to fix it up. a couple more pitches here. then, he'll get eight in the game. there's the manager coming out. looks like he's going to make a change. >> jim: he's not yet said no. there he does. so, one left-hander will replace another and a disappointing night for rich hill leaves trailing 6-0 after winning in the first game of the road trip in philadelphia. so, hill leaves. he goes 4 1/3. hendrickson comes on in the fifth. she has the env touch from verizon wireless. the one thing i do not need is a new phone. ok, that's hot. the apps are really cool. you got twitter... "need for speed" i like "need for speed". i make calls, that's it. show him the "gpsgolf" thing. oh, yeah, this is really sweet. see, i'd never use that stuff. do not set that down, i will take it. there's a lot to env. the app-friendly env touch and env 3. only from america's largest 3g netwo

it is impossible to say whether or not, how much influence about events that his congress be chad. host: what is holding back the president and his team? the president has said already that some of his statements have been misinterpreted or miss translated in the arab world. guest: that is an interesting point. president obama mentioned that on one level anything he says is being mis-translated as u.s. medley. the cia fomenting street unrest. what was said yesterday as opposed to saturday statement is that they actually posted the statement on the u.s. white house website is farsi. i talked to the white house about that decision. they said that they wanted iranians to read it themselves. the larger picture is that president obama does not want the united states to become a major element in the debate as long as the ruling clerics a iran say that this is a western- sponsored demonstration, that is one thing, but if it becomes overt and the demonstrators themselves see the united states calling for regime change, a loaded term in that part of the world following the iraq war in becom

he went too far says chad fairchild that is a strike and it is 0-1. they will continue to monitor here. this has been the danger part for koji uehara, the third time through the lineup. ramirez, cantu and hermida, the three, four and five hitters in fredi gonzalez' lineup. bishop thwhere it is imperative on matt wieters. the third time through the order, you can't fall into a pattern. it has been a combination of thins. i think fatigue has something to do with it as he is is not used to pitching in a five-man rotation and the fact that the league is starting to get a little moreinformation on him. p him pitches a little more effectively. matt seems to have a real good grip on what to do behind the plate and i love the fact that he works very quickly, maybes quick decisions in his pitch selection. >> jim: ramirez is 25 years old and already in his fourth season. he was developed by the red sox and here is another example of how sometimes your farm system and the prospects that it produces help you elsewhere. boston develod him and aded mi lowell and he

one iraqi detainee was returned to iraq, one chadean detainee was returned to chad and mr. gilanee, who i referred to earlier, has been transfered to new york city, where there's a standing indictment against him. he'll be tried for his role in the 1998 embassy attacks in tanzania, kenya, in which the father and brother of one of my constituents were killed, julian and jay bartlett. i'm pleased this gentleman, i use that term loosely, unfortunately, but this individual will be tried and brought to justice. all four of his co-conspirators have been found guilty and are serving out sentence in the u.s. supermax prison. it has been agreed that detainees will be brought here under the language as i understand it that has been adopted that detainees will be brought to the united states for no other purpose than prosecution. mr. cantor: i thank the gentleman. i go back to the statement about the principal purpose of the war funding bill. that he said, if i can paraphrase, the intent of the bill is to fund our troops. so i am at a loss to understand why we have taken 25 days, we'v

time called at the plate by the home plate umpire chad fairchild. >> buck: what happens here is baker reads -- he will be pinch- hit for. >> jim: that's low, ball three. hendrickson got cantu for the first out. since then, hermida doubled, uggla singled with hermida being gunned down at the plate and another double by cody ross on a ball hit to the deepest part of the ballpark. there's a strike, 3-1. >> buck: dan uggla had come across the plate about had to go back when the ball off the bat of cody ross was ruled a ground ruled double. he was at first base when the bat of ross began. >> jim: 3-1 on john baker, the marlins catcherment there's a strike, 3-2. >> buck: what a job by mark hendrickson making great pitches to get back into the at- bat at 3-2. >> jim: so, 3-2 the count ton baker. first base first base open as buck mentioned. here -- here is the payoff. he got him. fastball down and in that baker couldn't reach. you talk about missed opportunities. three hits in the inning and the florida marlins cannot score and it stays a one-run game. ♪ ah, man, love that drinkability. dr

. >> jim: chad moeller, albers is much better away to lefties, hardly ever comes in. it is going to be an adjustment. he to come up with some way to get the lefties in. >> rob: a lot of guys are throwing front door sinkers, front door breaking balls right on lefties. it blows my mind. back in the day your coach was don't throw anything like that. if he has a good enough sinker, he needs to throw it right at the right leg of the lefty. >> jim: christian guzman gets on in a lead-off single here in the eighth inning. the first 10,000 fans 15 and under receive a nick markakis batting yes, sire presented by real street staffing, plus all fans are invited to stay after the game. it will be american classics me night presented by the maryland lottery as the movie "field of dreams" will be shown on the center field video board. don't miss this classic night at the ballpark. 888-84-birds or online. >> jim: "field of dreams." what a classic, and here. >> jim: an orange balloon got loose and a youngster is very upset. >> rob: somebody's kid is just balling right now. >> jim: 45,

four countries, sudan, chad, chronically polio infected, cleaned out, reinfected. they have done 150 polio campaigns in the last 7 years. looking forward we have strategies for continued trying to campaign the highest risk area to keep it polio free but we need to see real progress on routine immunization and need to be part of that solution. the final lesson we learned the hard way and completely obvious to everyone who might have remember the original target date, planned for the contingencies because it will take longer than you think and is going to cost more money than you think. one of the things we learned through eradication is it doesn't end with just interrupting the polio virus. taking a timeline for the post eradication period, you can see once we stopped the last wide poliovirus, we have a multi-year program at work to make the world free of polio altogether which would include stopping the use of the oral polio vaccine and eventually verifying the elimination of that which you alluded to in your comments in vaccine derived polioviruses. that summarize

chad ford had stuff on curry falling to them at number eight. if that happens, there will be all kinds of happy faces around this building. there is no question mike d'antoni loved curry, he crushed about him, and curry has the great connection with the new york fans. he's got a history with him and they love the way he play, that shooting style. he would be a great pick here. if he's not there, the biggest thing they talk about finding is someone who fits with n with that fast-paced mike d'antoni offense. they need someone who can score. mike d'antoni said maybe not necessarily someone who can score but someone who can play at that level. >> this is a perennial sub-.500 team. it's the knicks which makes it a big deal. what makes it unique this draft night? >> they are drafting for more than basketball skills. you have to find someone to fit into this new york market and there is so much pressure on this team, so many failed experiment, the stephon marbury experiment. mike d'antoni came in and people thought, wow, this will solve everything this

that's chad fairchild. john hirschbeck at first base. at second base is walley bell and at third is marty foster. o's look to bounce back. the first pitch by brian roberts ripped to center field. there's a base hit. brian roberts on the first pitch of the game thinks about two and puts on the brakes. brian now has a six-game hitting streak as he singles leading off here in the first -- on the first pitch. >> buck: brian roberts doubled last night. came around to score. he he jumps on that first pitch fastball from ricky nolasco. just trying to get ahead nolasco went out over plate and brian roberts jumped all over it. >> tony: we'll see now if brian will -- >> jim: we'll see now if brian will test ricky nolasco as felix pie comes up. adam jones getting a rest against the right-hander. adam is just 8-51 over his last 12 games. that is a .157 clip for adam jones. you see the weather. 84 degrees, very muggy. partly cloudy and the sun now peering through. oh, did it rain here at 4:00. we were told every day at 4:00, it rains. i thought they

in fact, back in the day i was the bat boy for the excels a couple days and was able to meet chad company vero after he got called up and he was extremely nice to me and treated me well i looked up to him. this guy was in college a couple months ago and now he is in the big leagues so that's who i looked up to. >> johnny: well, thank you very much. rob and i really appreciate you taking time to visit us. we know it's a very, very happy day for you and your family and friends, and we hope to see you up here soon and hope things workout the best forth you. >> thanks and thanks for having me on. >> rob: say eh to your dad. >> johnny: josh store storen. >> rob: he was drafted by the yankees so he went lower in the 2007 draft. fourth round, that's why he was low, he fell a bit because they thought he would be hard to sign. he has a lively upper 80s to upper 90s, fastball and if you have got him pencilled into the bullpen this team in a few years, you're talking about strasburg coming up here, mcgear recoming up here, a lot of guys in the lower levels throwing the ball really well, balance sist

akebono, chad rowan, is about 6'8" and weighed almost 500 pounds. and so was musashimaru, both yokozuna, which is the highest level of the championship in japanese sumo wrestling. and musashimaru, who was about 6'4", weighed almost 500 pounds as well. don't be misled by the fact that these gentlemen may be heavy. they say that in sumo wrestling they -- when one little push or shove with one arm, they could literally hurt you. i've seen personally the training these gentlemen go through about six or seven hours a day. and in building their -- and you have to do the splits. so you -- believe it or not, these gentlemen can do the splits just like you would be doing a ballet dancing, if you will, in terms of the conditioning and the ability that they have to really strengthen themselves when they go to the mat and conduct the sport, this ancient sport of sumo wrestling. again, i do want to thank my good friend. ms. hirono: i will -- will the gentleman yield? mr. faleomavaega: i will yield. ms. hirono: israel kamaka wrote a wonderful song about our hawai

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it's chad being chad. don't worry. i haven't made any commitments. >> he really doesn't have a choice. the time that i missed, we're going to catch up, get that time and get all this together and we're going to come back and hit the ground running. >> in 2004, ochocinco and palmer drove four hours round trip together to indianapolis to watch peyton manning and marvin harrison play in person. ochocinco says it led to his best season. palmer has also acknowledged the cam rodry built during that trim, but he now has five-month-old twins at home and says there won't be any houseguests. in cincinnati, bob holtzman, espn. >> well, favre spent his wednesday working out at oak grove high school in mississippi. favre has no intentions of playing for the warriors we don't think. instead he's got his eyes on minnesota and wednesday vikings' owner said if favre wants to be the team's quarterback, the job is his. >> we will do the most we can to get the players we need to be a better team with. and if that means brett favre or if i