lucas glover, he can hit the ball a mile. >> and his iron play was spot on. he just hit it inside of 10 feet hole after hole. rickey barnes at the 16th, that got him tied for the lead at that point. >> he's at five under as well. again, it's friday night. you feel this is cut time. keep in mind, we're not halfway done, but these are the names where they stand. lucas glover currently atop the leaderboard one clear of rickey barnes. >> obviously the key to making birdies at the u.s. open is sitting in the fairway. i've been doing that for the most part. drove it great this afternoon. so far. you know, i got four -- however. and i'you know, i got four -- hr many more holes i've got left. and i've been putting well. green's been receptive luckily, or we'd be in a tougher spot. >> doesn't seem like it's the usual u.s. open style golf because everything is so moist. the fairways are wet. they're pretty generous anyway, but because they're wet they play a lot bigger. >> andy, it would sound like hyperbole if i tried to explain the benefit of playing late. >>uld soun

open golf champion, lucas glover. and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio rise? >> madam speaker, i request permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. kucinich: thank you. we all want to protect our planet. but will the american clean energy and security act of 2009 do that? i don't think so. the pollution targets are inadequate. regulatory authority is stripped from the e.p.a. the bill relies on huge numbers of carbon offsets. for example, it says you can have two billion tons a year of carbon offsets which is roughly equivalent to 30% of all u.s. greenhouse gas emissions. recent analysis suggests it might be 2026 until we see the emissions decline below 2005 levels. the renewable targets are not strong enough. a recent analysis by the union are concerned -- of concerned scientists indicate this target provides no new renewable energy over business as usual projections. dirty energy options qualify as renewable, including biomass burn

remember, he's a gold glover. you get him to play in a little bit for at least two strikes or at least another one. now 0-2 or 1-2, he's going to play back where he's almost about closer to the outfield than he is to the infield. >> gary: pelfrey with a one ball, two strike count. melvin got hit. >> jim: yeah, but he was swing at that time. >> gary: right on the hand's fouled it off. >> jim: you're hoping he's all right there. i imagine they'll call this a foul ball because that ball really drops his arm. he's a big guy -- bevel is a big guy at 6'7". the ball runs in. brian schneider is wondering where the ball went. it got one of the hands. it appears to be the top hand, the right hand am dave trembley out. richie van sells, the orioles trainer. >> gary: that has mighty movement on it when you get a wall or take -- ball or take a swing that hard and still get hit on the hand with it. >> jim: you have a guy who is 6'7" who has that running two seam fastball. we talked about being a sinkerball. then, you have a two

three time gold glover. the infield is harder here at camden yard. that ball almost got through. huff it make it 4-3. and good news, you don't get e double play, you get the potential tieing run. >> gary: 37 rbis for luke scott. mora is the potential tieing run, and ty wigginton who has singled twice and flied out to center field up the -- hernanz will wait as watham will come out to talk to green. one-run ballgame. just wanting to make sure what they want to do against wigginton. wigginton has faced green jt one. ty has had a pretty hot bat going, and he got the start tonight because he had decent numbers against livan hernandez. he walked one and struck out four, so he has a chance to be the winning pitcher, but the orioles threatening that right here. short stop cora looking in the dugout, saying where do you wt me? they are moving back on the grass at short. he's concerned about mora getting a big lead representig the potential tieing run in the game. wigginton takes it for a strike 0-1

. >> rob: vernon wells, a gold glover but does not know the scoreboard too well. it's not fun to smash into the scoreboard. earlier, austin kearns smashed into it. >> bob: did he. >> rob: come on, nick. you can't say you are trading an out for a run but that's still great hustle by elijah dukes. have to take a chance. >> bob: 8-6-5 on the play. >> bob: detwiler is working his way towards the bottom of the order. rios 0-for-2, grounded to third on a double play ball to second. 2-0. >> rob: come on, ross. you have to dig deep here. this is the longest he has been in a ballgame this year. chance to get his first victory. >> bob: since the 5th of june, the nats pitching as well as anybody in baseball. >> rob: you have to make sure that never comes up on the screen again. oh, man! it's just like -- you might as well blow some black cats on the field, a few ladders [ laughter ]. >> rob: geez. hey, this guy has not given up a homerun in the last three at- bats. bang! you want talk about something -- and it is very funny. steve mccatty is all business. >> bob: breaking ba

gold glovers all over the place. >> gary: all over the place. reimold down to third base, business hop david wright. he's got a big arm, over to murphy. reimold retired. the man who caught the ball, the first home run, has given it back to matt wieters. and his name is sam mayfield.  >> right before the pitch, i looked to the guy next to m i said matt wieters is going to hit his first home run. next thing i know, ball's in the air, it's coming right at me, hits a hand, drops in front of me, pick it up and everybody went nuts. >> gary: and he did bring it back down. there's the, he's got the dark jersey on there. he'll bend over to pick the ball up right there. matt wieters first home run. then they brought him down to the clubhouse area. >> jim: so he can predict home runs. >> gary: i wanted to get some numbers out of him. by the looks of the guy to the right, he did in fact call that. the guy was unapole jet he cannily completely stunned. >> jim: is he swinging away here? >> gary: third walk surrendered by tim redding in the ballgame. t

. >> rob: when and di van slyke who was a gold glover would throw the ball, he would fall forward and almost do a summer salt. he would put so much behind the throw. you got to have momentum coming forward as an outfielder. >> bob: he also told me, he whistled at barry bonds and tried oh get him to move in two steps just before the cabrera hit that put the braves in the world series. bonds might have been able to get that runner at home. the speedster, sid breem. here's belliard flying one right-field line, twisting and turning away from aubrey huff and bouncing in for strike two. >> jim p.: it's kind of an interesting thing. dave winfield who is in the hall of fame, he said the reason he teaches, not only his son but young players to catch the ball with two hands is that if you do that, not that a lot of outfielders do it, it's already close to your throwing hand. how you go get the ball as a catcher. if you have to move your glove, it takes longer. we know sometimes there are those bang, bang plays that if you execute them properly they're bang-bang in your favor. >> bob: belliard h

care decisions are personal and one thing we know for sure is that a one size fits all government take glover health care will takeover in health care will result in fewer choices for americans. doctors are the best health care experts out there. they have spent years just to get that d.r. in front of their name. the last thing kansasians need is a bureaucrat in washington, d.c. telling them what kind of treatment they need or do not deserve. my constituents have called me asking me to represent them in this debate. the vast majority of them say reform is needed but i have not heard many who think that a government-run health care system will benefit them. one lady from pittsburgh, kansas, said she was concerned about any plan that allowed so-called leaders who have no medical background deciding who'll get what treatment when. she went on to say treatment may be delayed or not given. my constituents have it figured out. house republicans will continue to ask to be part of this debate. this will no doubt be one of the most important pieces of legislation we will consider this year and for yea

is -- this is a team that has committed 29 errors on the infield and tonight they all look like gold glovers because andrew miller is throwing a lot of strikes early. >> jim: miller has walked only one batter and struck out three and just the one base hit by brian roberts to lead off the game that is down and in. 1-0. there is danys baez getting loose. brian bass had been getting loose with the marlins' batting in the sixth. there is a strike on the outside corner. so melvin now looking at his drought reach 140 at-bats since his last home run. in the dirt. >> buck: you mentioned brian bass was up earlier in the game and now danys baez has switched and managers will set up their bullpen to a point where bass might have the fourth, fifth and sixth innings. once you get passed that, they'll shift gears to danys baez. once you get passed the seventh and shift gears to jim johnson and then george sherrill of course for the eighth. they have really kind of sorted out their roles down in that bullpen and it has become a very effective group of relievers. >> jim: melvin takes outside. good eye. the

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