elijah dukes one more time, hillsboro high school in tampa produced doc gooden, gary sheffield, carl everett, mike heath and nationals prospects michael burgess. burgess. of course, a lot of other major leaguers have come out of high schools in and around tampa. garza falling behind most of his hitters here with the exception of adam dunn, had him 0-2. willingham has had a great base-on average lately. that's a good pitch, under his hands for a strike. he already tripled. >> rob: he only tripled the amount he has given up in his prior starts. >> bob: maybe he was due and so are the nats who have not scored many runs in the 1st inning this year. willingham, slicing away from gabe gross. this is one of the few ballparks where the bullpen is on the field of play. he did not have to contend with the mound but he was not far from it. >> rob: you see that warning track right there that's like crushed rubber, higher sneakers, et cetera. that's the warning track around the entire field. this is kicking up a little bit. one thing about being out here for the world series, that stuff is loose and it c

bucknor and mike everett around the bases. number two to the angels' .22. breaking ball, little chopper. zimmermann right there. >> rob: step and throw. nationals defensively, adam dunn cannot d. h. because we're in a national league ballpark. he's in left. willie harris, a wonder play in new york last night. dukes is in right. then, guzman, hernandez,zimmerman, johnson and behind the plate josh bard. adam dunn back in left field. he told debbi taylor he really enjoyed dhing a couple of days ago in new york. here is aaron hill perhaps their purest hitter. he has 90 hits to lead the american league tied with miguel tejada for the american league lead -- major league lead and has 28 multihit games woirt. >> rob: you would think scutaro wouldn't walk as much, but scutaro has 47 walks on the season, bob. it's the guy in front of him you want to get around him to get to this guy. i wouldn't think so. >> bob: aaron hill is a former sec player of the year and all american from lsu in his fifth year with the blue jays. 27 years of age a really good second baseman a

i went through a bout of reading about ancient rome, so i read anthony everett's two books, cicero and the gases. i custis. and julius caesar which was so good. a novel on julius caesar which is also a great read. and then i couldn't get enough of ancient rome so i read every novel in every short story steven sailer has done. he created this fictional character but the history behind it is all accurate. it's sort of an mystery of ancient rome during that time. so i've had a lot of fun reading about history and even going to fiction to further inform me about that great time period in terms of ancient rome. i think in this time of barack obama, one must read team of rivals which is a great story about abraham lincoln not only bested his rivals, but then had the intestinal fortitude to bring all those rivals into his cabinet, each of whom thought he was smarter and each of whom thought he should be in that swivel chair, not abraham lincoln. it's a great story and it really illuminates a lot on american history. another book i read in the last year or so, i've read a number of military hi

everett coop urging us to include this provision in the health reform package. i introduce this bill, or these provisions as a free-standing bill earlier this year, several months ago. students in the public health see sciences track will receive a tuition stipend. they're accepted as commissioned corps officers with a two-year service commitment or each year of school, the cost is covered by the pipeline. it's analogous to what the department of defense reserve officer training corps has done for decades in preparing students to become military officers. i would urge my colleagues to support the amendment. >> is there further discussion on the bingaman amendment? >> mr. chairman, i just want a minute to scan through it. >> certainly. >> i'm not sure why this wasn't done to an earlier title why we're moving it to this spot, i guess that would be one of my questions. but this is another new program that we're ed auding and i notice it doesn't wind up with any score because it's just authorized. that leaves a pretty big hole that we're not going to cover at all. >

a couple years back in everett, bishop thomas was from the left. it told a lot of those traditional catholic schools that maybe it is time to start living up to those things that we preach, practice what we preach. >> thank you. >> that is a very fine school. >> i am amy crowley from southern mississippi. my question is i work a lot with, specifically the baptist church at methodist church and politics, and one of the trends i am noticing is a push towards their saying that in politics, especially in the conservative movement, there is so much talk, they're wanting to go to we will just do this action and we don't have to worry about politics, how can we explain to people who have that view that talking gets you nowhere, we need to work with people, our voices are still very important because i agree with you that our voices are powerful, how can we talk with them and tell them if you shut up, no matter what work you are going to do, there are going to be people making it harder and harder. >> excellent point. excellent point. i am doing a lot of t

i have an lng facility in my district, in everett, massachusetts. massachusetts working with the federal government has licensed two lng facilities about ten miles off of the coastline to bring in lng into our market and into the new england market. it's upwards of 30% of the natural gas that we use in new england and we support lng and we have licensed two facilities and not withstanding massachusetts saying to the ferc, we don't need another one on land. we're doing it offshore and we licensed them. the ferc, not your ferc, but the ferc up until this point is saying, no, you're going to have another one in massachusetts and even that decision itself could affect the amount of renewables that we need. right? >> not withstanding the fact that natural gas could be half of the carbon and its use as coal, it's not nearly as good as renewables will be but it will affect our marketplace by having that forced upon us and the ferc has been pressing that now for the last four or five years. so that kind of calls into question kind of this federal one size f

months before the conflict that the bush administration had decided on the inevitability of war when everett the concessions were made. the second requires explanation is why the attorney general's opinion on the legality of the war was never shown to the cabinet's before the decision to go to war was made. and either of those matters, neither of them a wide state security. neither of them require balances of lawyers. why can't they be ventilation and canvassed in public and without delay? >> my honorable friend as deeply held views on the issues he has just raised, no doubt he also will be able to give them during the course of inquiry and perhaps he may wish to offer evidence to the inquiry if he has aids. >> may i say to the prime minister that i profoundly regret the nature of the inquiry which he has announced and a disappointing response to what is by common consent regarded a catastrophic foreign policy decision. on a form of inquiry which he proposes can he tell us if it will have the power not to ask for witnesses by to compel witnesses to attend a and to put them on oath so that th