then my parents moved to milwaukee i graduated from high school in milwaukee and it is my 50th reunion year for high school that is the ones you have got to go to. i had a wonderful childhood, not money come i am the first person in my family to go to college. my parents had a high school education. my mom was my dad secretary. she was orphaned as a child and passed around. she lived into her 90s, my dad lived until 94. he was born about ninth and 14th street. in my later life i drove him by the house and said this is weird jane addams or as if i was telling him something and he said i came here every day after school. my sister and i grew up in a loving household they consider themselves a mixed marriage because my dad was jewish, my mom was swedish the families were not happy but they have a good marriage. they wanted better for their daughters. >> host: how did you get involved with a student activism and the anti-war movement? >> guest: i watched part of "race course" you will see there is a story of my looking at tv and images in the newspaper from my safety and security of the al

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eugene field day school on the north side and my parents moved to milwaukee, and i graduated from milwaukee and this is my 50th reunion year. i'm going back to my 50th 50th reunion for high school. >> whoa are your pains? >> guest: dorothy and barney. i had a wonderful childhood. not money. i'm the first person in my family to go to college. my parents had a high school education. my mom was my dad's secretary. she was orphaned as a kid and passed around. she was swedish. she lived into her 90s. my dad lived to 94. he was born on halstead and about 14th street. he used to go to ho house as a kid. in my later life i drove him by the house as if i were telling him something, and he was like, i came here every day. so my sister and i grew up in loafing household. they considered themself as mixed marriage because my dad was jewish and my mom was swedessish. their families were not happy with their marriage but they had a good marriage and they wanted better for their daughters. >> host: how did you got involved in the antiwar movement and student activism. >> guest: i watched. i looked at tv a

high school in milwaukee, and this is my 50th reunion year for high school. that's one of the ones -- >> host: who were your participants and what did they do? >> guest: dorothy and barney. you know, i had a wonderful childhood. not money. i'm the first person in my family to go to college. my parents had a high school education. my mom was my dad's secretary. she was orphaned as a kid and passed around. she was swedish. she lived into her 90s. my dad lived to 94. he was born on hall stead and about, halstead and about 14th street. used to go to hull house as a kid. in my later life i drove him by hull house and said this is where jane adams and all the women of hull house were as if i were telling him something, and he was, like, i came here every day after school. they considered themselves a mixed marriage at the time because my dad was jewish and my mom was swedish. their families were not happy with their marriage. but they had a good marriage, and they wanted better for their daughters. >> host: how did you get involved in the antiwar movement and stude

>> bob: no, they went to milwaukee first. the philadelphia athletics went to kansas city. >> rob: some teams have traveled around a little bit. they have gone and then. >> bob: and they are in oakland. it's i how can you deny the history. that's baseball. at the end of the day, that's all good. >> bob: and the royals fans have the st. louis browns who came there in '53, how their team moved around. i mean we have lost two teams in this town. 1 ball, 1 strike to dunn. that ball gets away the nick johnson never saw it. he just fell right out of the glove of raul chavez. he had the catcher and the umpire in his line of sight. >> bob: that ball. >> rob: that ball gets out of the sight. did you see barajas -- or not barajas but chavez much he was looking at the runner. >> bob: thighs try at the breaking ball. >> rob: i think nick was shaded by dunn and the catcher and didn't know where the ball was. >> bob: yes. screened. >> rob: i'm thinking of the hockey term. >> bob: like screening the goaly. >> rob: screening the goaly. >> rep

>> well, the crucial period is they have milwaukee on the road. then you've got the fill -- phillies and then the cincinnati reds and the l.a. dodgers. they have a make-up game against pittsburgh. most of those teams are very, very solid. they're chasing the phillies, so they have to play well there, but they'll be undermanned. the pitching has to come through. that's been banged up. you have a newcomer on the mound that has done very, very well, but they need a surprise at times in the good side of the category. >> well, good side is red hot fernando nieve who you had eluded. to why has he been so good lately? >> well, back in '06, he had 11 starts. he was the 3-3 with a 4.20 e.r.a. he was like 24 years old. in '07 he hurts his arm. he has to have tommy john surgery. comes back maybe a little too quick. now he's got a different mindset. he's aged and matured. he's not thinking about what people think about. he's thinking about what he needs to do and to do his job. that execution-type thinking instead of result thinking or situational thinking ha

and the giants are 2-14 in the last 16 at milwaukee. trevor hoffman allowing five runs in the last 4 2/3 after starting the season allowing 0 runs in the first 18 innings pitched. >>> with that we say welcome into "espnews." so glad you can join us. helping you stay current with the latest news, scores and highlights. i've will selva along side of mike yam. if you are following us on "espnews" we are bringing you the live at-bats of manny ramirez. we showed you what he did in the first at-bat. and manny is expected to get up, batting second in the next half inning, top of the third in southern california. so you want to keep it right here on "espnews" and we will take you live to southern california. before we do that, we have to talk about albert pujols. >> he has been absolutely on fire, especially in interleague play. he has seven home runs leading major league baseballs with home runs in interleague play. and cardinals down 3-2 and pujols with one on and he has himself a home run. the second home run of the game. and that's the sixt

. >> giants and brewers in milwaukee, matt cain, 9-1 coming in. bottom of the third, brewers up 2-1. cain wish he is had that one back. that's j.j. hardy with a rocket to dead center, brewers up 3-1. later in the game, during the sausage race, we always see, h a 68 today in the ! second round. he said he hit the ball better than yesterday. maintains a two-shot lead over ryan moore who had a second round 65. rain reeked havoc with day two at the highlands. >> the next show is on the way, in about, i got about two minutes 50 seconds. we're out of here, dude. subway series highlights coming up, mets and yankees. more on that lou piniella-milton bradley blowup in chicago. late gate highlights, mariners and dodgers, j.w. stoourt will be here and ready to xwloe. geico's been saving people money on car insurance for over 70 years. and who doesn't want value for their dollar? been true since the day i made my first dollar. where is that dollar? i got it out to show you... uhh... was it rather old and wrinkly? yeah, you saw it? umm fancy a crisp? geico. fi

congressman milwaukee supports the plan. we have come in the united way we have tom price and mike castle. mike is not here, most of you know mike. we have had several meetings and ironed this out. we knew we needed to get this right. financial services and reform and the structure is of critical i am importance we knew we had to get it right. we are offering today, our solutions going through you'll see a lot of what we propose here is about transparency and better protect investors, taxpayers and consumers. consumer protection is very important and to hold risk takers on wall street for their actions. for the last two years, queff seen regulations. we have acted with little oversiggete. the american people deserve better regulatory structure. the individuals behind me have worked diligently, contributed to our proposal. during our work, we were guide i by three key principals. these are principals we not only felt but our constituents told us again. no more bail outs. we need to restore financial discipline. and we'll no l

he went to give a speech in milwaukee. a crazed an arkift took a shot at him. he had always carried bird glasses with him. he had his case, metal-like case so he could see the coloration details. that's what the bullet hit. it wounded him but this is thinking if it hadn't gone through those bird watching glasses, he would have died. here he is bleeding, shot. much like when ronald reagan was shot, he becomes a follow being lore moment. why do you think people are so fass knitted by eagles or eagle northwests? >> it's easy to find. can you watch it live. jo in resent years, i've heard people talking about nascar. her bert k. job. this guy went and filmed birds up close being born. he saffed key west. he took these photographs down there. he would write the inter row to his book believing nothing like imagery with was going to make people feel the need to preserve nature. you can't just talk about a bird. on the internet then it was the photography 100 years ago was beginning as an art form. roosevelt championed all of these back then. why would american people w

detroit at home beat milwaukee 3-2. not a good day for the national league. that includes right here. tampa bay, 8-5 lead at the mets. atlanta five hey five in the ninth at boston, 5-5. houston about to win at minnesota 4-1, st. louis 12-5 at kansas city. american league ruling on this day so far. 3-2, 2 minute board. there's a base hit. he had retired the first two batters. the next three all make it aboard, and it's 7-2 toronto. when you're pitching in the ninth inning and down four, your manager wants to see the effort that you might give when it's a 1-run game in the 9th inning. joe has not been able to close it out. >> it looked like a change-up, which you don't want to really throw a lot of those to right- handers because it breaks down and into them. that's what that was. as you said, you want to get the three outs and give your team an opportunity to bat in the ninth, but you just gave them an extra insurance run. >> nats were within grand slam range, but not now. 3-0. >> 27 pitches it will be a 3-2 count now as overbay rips one foul. that ball will b

i remember we used to go to milwaukee. when they needed a home run, they'd put their hands over their heads in the shape of a big o. he was popular there, and he got traded for pitcher bush, gross and another player to be named later. well hit, and still out at first base. if at first or second you don't succeed, try, try again. nick coming up with the bat after slick nick with the glove put on a nice show. beer here. two beers! are you insured? do you know when your beer is perfectly cold? or do you risk drinking a warm one? if you have the new coors light cold-activated can, you're covered. because now every can turns blue when your beer... is as cold as the rockies. it's cold insurance, only from coors light. cold beer: that's our policy. ( smack, crowd awes ) you might want to put something cold on that. frost-brewed coors light. the world's most refreshing beer. >>> a little bit of everyth we've seen in this ball game. the one thing we'd like to see a little more of is nats offense against the rookie pitcher, rome

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. >> rob: i saw him a lot when he was with the milwaukee brewers and he's got a really nice swing. built for power. >> bob: 87 rbi's and 72 there after coming over from arizona. >> rob: need to start getting out fans. pitcher gets one strike, two outs in an inning, get them up. get them clapping. get the word out on the street. >> bob: hey, buddy, rob wants you to stand up tomorrow. ok? >> rob: two strikes, two outs. you're on your feet. >> bob: in new york, they do that in the first inning and then the second and then the third. >> rob: it's a difference. it pumps you up when you're on the mound. >> bob: boston's like that. >> bob: philadelphia is like that when they're hitting. philadelphia comes alive. >> rob: some pace -- places go into the wave when the opponent is up at the plate. i never figured that out. you're supposed to be doing that when your team sun at the plate boirt. >> bob: maybe it'sdistracting. >> rob: yeah, to the home team. >> bob: one ball, one strike to overbay. he's walked three times tonight. nick johnson and his counterpart lyle overbay have become very cl

. >> johnny: brandon phillips -- >> rob: i spent a few months in milwaukee watching -- the games got so long watching sausages. >> johnny: they were knocking people over -- >> rob: he was just playing. >> johnny: sausage was well done after that analive. 1-2 the count to brandon grounded to a double play. phillips with a fly ball to right. that's the second qui

the nationals have stolen 19 bases this year, one more than the least running team in the league, milwaukee. coming in today same record as the 62 met, 16-44. the mets were 16-44 back in 1962 at this time. >> rob: little bit different though. we have scored 277 runs, given up 359. mets had scored 239, given up 350 runs as of yesterday. >> bob: the other difference, we have josh bard behind the plate. they had coleman. they had a bunch of washed up yankees, brooklyn dodgers dodgers and giants on the team. willie harris gets under that, hits that a long way to right center. over the shoulder catch. b.j. upton. [cheering and applause] that kid covers ground doesn't he? the other thing, if he gets to it, he catches it. >> rob: gabe kapler gets a two run home run. willie harris hits a ball 400 feet and has b.j. upton run it down. that's what happens in the major league level. the ball is crushed. that will be the last pitch of the day for james shields. [cheering and applause] nats with a runner on in the 7th. tie game. izon fios. these are your widgets, they let you put whatever you're watching

the mets are getting it handed to them in milwaukee tonight. tomorrow night the phillies open a series at atlanta. here in florida, 3-2 marlins, two on, two out, bottom

. >> we have to mention the hottest team in baseball the rockies going for a seven straight wins in milwaukee. and kobe bryant, not exactly the shooter's touch. and our experts tell why he faded down the stretch. and phil mickelson with his return to the links after stepping away to be with his wife who is battling breast cancer. hear his emotional word. and tom brady comes back from knee surgery, easier every day. part of rehab, playing with new teammates. the details ahead. @@úúxx >>> welcome back to nationa park. johnny holliday with rob dibble. the game delayed for two hours and 10 minutes because of rain. umpires are gathered around home plate. elijah dukes goes back to his base. >> rob: he is very impressive. i was taught rule of thumb, if it's an hour rain delay, the guy out there last, he's done for the night. you warm up somebody else. you have david weathers. chord row, two hours and 10 minute, he must really want there at bat. he's back out there. >> johnny: 117 and 109 saves in the national league. talk about a throw back guy. this guy wants to get out and play ball.

and carry powerful tools from dewalt, milwaukee, ridgid, and more. so you spend less, but drill, saw, and nail... more. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. right now, save $20 on a ryobi 18v starter kit with drill and circular saw for just $89. on a ryobi 18v starter kit 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: the anatomy of a pickoff play. that was back in the fifth inning as jordan zimmermann picked off b.j. upton. >> rob: right there, that's the first move, didn't work. second time they tried to get him later in the game. watch this tag. cristian guzman, gets the glove down before he can get the hand back. so the high tag the first time on the arm, by hernandez. didn't work. the second time cristian guzman got the coors light freeze it, freeze frame. >> bob: coors light is th

went the san francisco, colorado, the cubs, pittsburgh, the cardinals, the red sox, the braves, milwaukee and he is still pitching. and still pitching effectively. grounded to second. alberto gonzalez an to first and there's one away -- on to first and there's one away in the 8th. follow the nats with our i touch. it features video aye lights and live -- highlights and audio broadcasts. visit nationals.com on your iphone on the ipod touch to purchase. a lot of nationals fans hanging around to see if this ball club can pull this out, tying it up for a run and take the lead and snap this three-game losing streak. brandon phillips against tavarez and takes a strike. >> rob: think about tavarez over 17 years. you have to keep yourself in great physical condition. the arm is one thing but you need strong legs and a strong trunk. a lot of ab work. >> johnny: tavarez, one major league active pitchers when he came in the season this year, 4th among career holds, 150. arthur rhodes of the red has 193. he has been around a couple of years. >> rob: just a few. >> johnny: i think thinking when they a

. >> johnny: a lot of work in milwaukee. >> rob: i was just leaving, i that the sat that who will last year and retired, he was coming up in '96, he would be part of that, you know, florida team great guy. great guy to have on your team. one of the nicer players you'll ever come across and be consistent at this level for 20 years pitching in the big leagues. >> he strikes out elijah dukes, back to back strikeouts by dunn and by dukes and this is the high point of the inning on guzman's homer, it's a 3-2 ball game, we go to the top of the ninth here at national's park. for  . >>> nats baseball, masn brought to you by southwest airlines, book your next tip at southwest.com. and by affleck. we have got you under our wing.  beautiful picture of our capital here in washington, d.c., johnny holiday in for bob carpenter tonight, alongside rob dibble. 2-6-0 for the nats. of the six hits, two home runs hit by elijah dukes and guzman. verizon if i o's, we break down coming up on nats postgame, ross detwiler's outing tonight,

the white sox are also on the road in milwaukee. bottom 8, adam kennedy, down 3-1, no longer. tied at 3. bottom nine. same score, davis, the bloop into the right spot. chris score, and a's win, 4-3. twins are just 9-20 on the road this season. >> runs batted in, and luis castillo each time. phillies more balanced and all knotted up. as soon as this game ends, we'll have highlights for you. some interleague play, mets against the yankees. boston at phillie. >> all right, rockies, brewers. >> stewart has been awesome. >> rockies up early. that one off galliard owe. up 2-0. ryan brawn, bases loaded. two outs. oh oh. swings and missed. rockies escape with the 5-4 win. with the loss, only a half game ahead of st. louis now, who was able to win on thursday. >> hoff a. you know, he's been the source of controversy over the years. >> who needs to be 34 and 6 feet away from the hill? >> michael bourne was thinking about breaking more than that. astros still up top 9. derrek lee. hasn't been the greatest year for him. this was a good moment though. his 7th. tied at 1. we go all the way

in a case with a unique twist, we work with our partners in the milwaukee police department to investigate of mortgage fraud scheme by a convicted drug dealer. michael -- and his conspirators ran a house flipping scheme with phony appraisals and forged bank records. they would obtain loan money in divide the proceeds. the load -- the loans would go into default and the houses into foreclosure. the criminal activity did not end there. one of the whole pop -- the bodies of two suspected drug dealers were found under concrete slabs in the back yard. we have cases similar to these across the country. the mortgage fraud is not necessarily the bodies that were found in the back yard. unfortunately the picture is not any prettier when it comes to corporate fraud. like mortgage fraud, economic crimes are crimes of opportunity. new schemes are reviewed every day. they are becoming commonplace. we are investigating more than 580 corporate fraud cases. we have more than 1300 security frauds cases under investigation, including the and many ponzi schemes prevalent in the news today, such as bernie mad

and carry powerful tools from dewalt, milwaukee, ridgid, and more. so you spend less, but drill, saw, and nail... more. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. right now, save $20 on a ryobi 18v starter kit with drill and circular saw for just $89. on a ryobi 18v starter kit 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:  back here at n park in the 0-0 game. talking about brett cecil. >> rob: here we broke down both pitchers. see how far that arm comes and see how much detwiler hides the ball behind his hip, trying to keep it from the hitter as lon as possible and then he steps way towards first base so our guy steps more than cecil. >> bob: elijah dukes now, bottom of the 2nd. >> rob: that shows you how good major league hitters are in that millisecond that they can see your knuckle

[applause] milwaukee mayor tom barracket is here as well. i want to thank the tribal leaders who are with us here today. [applause] they couldn't be with us but i want to in knowledge great leadership you're giving in the u.s. senate from herb kohl and russ feingold. give them a big round of applause. [applause] this is a town hall meeting, but if you do not mind, i want to make a few comments at the outset to frame the discussion, and then we will get to the fun part. you guys can bombard me with questions. i want to thank southwest high school for hosting us. [applause] i especially want to thank laura for sharing her story. it takes courage to do that, and it takes more courage to battle the disease like cancer with such grace and determination, and i know her family is here, and they are working and fighting with her every inch of the way. laura's story is incredibly moving, but sadly, it is not unique. every day in this country, more and more americans are forced to worry about not just getting well, but whether they can afford to get w

we preach that down there so when they get up here, they have enough repetitionings and it milwaukee our job easier. >> macdougal has been doing the job for you. what has been the key? >> he is throwing strikes. we told him from day 1, you do have a very good fastball with movement. should not be trying to trick guys. at times, guys wait for that. he is pitching well. he was tremendous today. he and tavarez saved our day. colome has a little strain in his quad. the doctor evaluated him. it anot so bad. right now, he is day-to-day. if we have to make a decision, we'll make one. >> one more question about macdougal. he has been throwing nothing but fastball. is that something that the team suggested him to do or is it a game-by-game? >> it's not mandated that he throw fastball. but when he brought him in to pitch to sheffield, we say, you know, that's something that we instilled. when he does that, why throw a slider or something look that that can get hit. but he is being aggressive. >> willie has been a bench guy for you all along. what he has done over the

and carry powerful tools from dewalt, milwaukee, ridgid, and more. so you spend less, but drill, saw, and nail... more. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. right now, save $20 on a ryobi 18v starter kit with drill and circular saw for just $89. on a ryobi 18v starter kit 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: nationals baseball masn brought to you by southwest airlines. book your next trip at southwest.com. and by firestone, a tradition of innovation. friday night at nationals park, and the nats lead 1-0 on the zimmermann, yeah, jordan zimmermann rbi. the ripken all-stars, valley league all-stars. the mid-atlantic classic july 15 less than four weeks away up in waldorf. catch the stars of tomorrow or see it all live on masn hd at 7:05. home run derby if you attend at 5:30. admi

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 national league, for that matter baseball has gon

and carry powerful tools from dewalt, milwaukee, ridgid, and more. so you spend less, but drill, saw, and nail... more. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. right now, save $20 on a ryobi 18v starter kit with drill and circular saw for just $89. >> gary: with the humid air tonight, we'll see how the ball flies. >> jim: everybody talking the last couple of nights, because of the wind and damnness,e ball not carrying. the only ball that carried was the ball off matt wieters last night. >> jim: i don't think the wind would have -- >> gary: he made the wind. >> jim: yes, he had the winds parted on the shot. 400 in interleague play for sheffield with four home runs, and 8 rbis. that's this season's center league play, and he has been on a tear. he had 7 home runs, 21 rbis, and a .318 average in the last 32 games. down to third base and foul. saw him before the game, he's feeling good. he feels healthy, feels -- he just feels good and for the lt few years, there haven't been many games where he felt good.

and carry powerful tools from dewalt, milwaukee, ridgid, and more. so you spend less, but drill, saw, and nail... more. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. right now, save $20 on a ryobi 18v starter kit with drill and circular saw for just $89. >> gary: tonight's contestant is michele, she has a chance to win $99 worth of scratch-off tickets from the maryland lottery for every orioles home run hit tonight. michele, good luck. it will be a tough night for the homers with the air as heavy as it is with rain around in the area, and the wind which was swirling has pretty much stopped now. ball didn't carry particularly well last night. >> jim: luke scott said he thought he hit a ball to left field that normally would have had a chance to go out. >> gary: here's david wright leading hitter in the majors. he's second in hits in the national league. pops that one up, first base. let's get this over with right now. >> jim: one thing about -- we talked about only the two walks in 29 innings, but the amazing thing to me, he has that tr

they're at milwaukee after they lost to the yankees last night, they're down 7-2 in the 7th inning. mets are struggling. they might lose their fourth in a row tonight. that was some scenario with mariano rivera walking with the bases loaded. got his first career rbi, then he got save number 500. >> rob: congratulations to mo rivera. welcome to the 500 club. >> bob: small club. >> rob: he and trevor hoffman. got a chance to talk to goose gossage today. >> bob: what a guy he is. >> rob: when he went into the hall of fame, someone told him that he had 52 or 53 seven out saves out of his 300. >> bob: agents would file lawsuits against a ball club for doing that these days. >> rob: it's changed. the game's changed. he recognizes that. you have a specialist now from the sixth or seventh inning on. you have a closer in the 7th, a closer in the 8th, a closer in the 9th now. >> bob: dunn strikes out on a hard breaking ball. that's six k's for ricky nolasco. but he hasn't been able to get his former teammate, josh willingham. he jacked a ground rule double. >> rob: he gave him four breaking b

. >> the cardinals just a game behind milwaukee, starting the day in the n.l. central. taking on the florida marlins. of another afternoon game. albert pujols up. top of the six, fastball from miller. >> time it. got the stop watch? 3, 1, 0.no 3 seconds. the only reason they pitched to them, of course, is they had a two-run lead. >> with pujols. t k now it's 5-all in the eighth. and kobe, scores. cardinals win it, 6-5. >> expanded his winning streak. he's hitting .462 during that hitting streak. he's been impressive. and certainly from the cardinals, the last two games gives their offense some hope. they've really been struggling at the dish. >> and they let in two runs and he apologized after saying there was no excuse. you can't do that. buster olney, you've got to get back to the games. appreciate you joining us. see you on "baseball tonight," espn2, 1:30 eastern. >> very nicely done. we'll head back to toronto. for usain bolt. he was good. and also, lefty. back for the first time since his wife's. announcer: the perfect hotwire getaway-- shop till you drop, relax by

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struggling mets are in milwaukee again tonight. they've lost four straight and they're three back of the phillies. johan santana, he has 14 decisions. he's 9-5 going into that game. 3.08 the santana e.r.a. now probably double what it was in the first five weeks of the season. 2-0 to coghlan. these marlins are 2 1/2 back of the phillies. and out to center field. elijah dukes just cruising over. the 1-2-3 you're hoping for at the bottom of the order. whaling josh willingham leads off for the nats. he's been hot lately and he's on a six-game hitting streak. 1-1 after three. our 737s fly to over 65 cities across the country every day. woman over p.a.: this is your final boarding call. all passengers... each with an average speed of 590 miles per hour.

only the milwaukee brewers, and they're a power team station to station, have fewer steals with 24. the nats will start climbing the charts in that department. here is alberto gonzalez. the two new ball players will be here in time for the day game tomorrow. pirates are in pittsburgh and the ironic thing for joel hanrahan is the pirates are here friday. they're playing the cubs, scoreless in the second inning. so, joel hanrahan, when i talked to him this afternoon, didn't know if he was going to be leaving to go to pittsburgh or just stay here until the pirates get here. joel did tell me he's got some friends on the pittsburgh team. he got to know john grable very well duns during the wvc and he's good friends with andy la roach and nose to a certain extent his older brother. 's

rockies going for a season-high seven straight wins in milwaukee. in the nba, kobe did have 31 points in game three, didn't have the shooter's touch, dropping just 44% from the floor. our experts tell why he faded down the stretch. phil mickelson makes his return to the links after stepping away to be with his wife who is battling breast cancer. battli cancer. in eight minutes, hear his emotional words. >> the a.l. ce tigers in chicago. detroit had justin verlander on the mound looking to win his 7th straight decision. in the first the curveball and the fourth going back with the hook, and another curb. and the curveball and fastball working wednesday and verlander 7-0 and a league low 1.10 e.r.a. from april 27th. he goes the distance a six-hitter and struck out nine and game up one run and the first win at u.s. cellular field. and what to watch for thursday, game four of the nba finals, coverage kicking off at 8:30 eastern on abc. the man -- magic with the shooting touch. and a look at game four, specifically kobe bryant, here is mark jones and the

rockies going for a season-high seven straight wins in milwaukee. in the nba, kobe did have 31 points in game three, didn't have the shooter's touch, dropping just 44% from the floor. our experts tell why he faded down the stretch. phil mickelson makes his return to the links after stepping away to be with his wife who is battling breast cancer. battli cancer. in eight minutes, hear his emotional words. do you remember when taking a bath and going for a swim became the same thing for a few days? and when making the perfect s'more meant burning three marshmallows before getting one just right? then keep the tradition going, at bass pro shops family summer camp. try the casting challenge and laser arcade. make a craft, try the archery range and take in a workshop. finish the day with s'mores around a campfire. and it's all free. find out more at basspro.com/camp. tigers in chicago. detroit had justin verlander on the mound looking to win his 7th straight decision. in the first the curveball and the fourth going back with the hook, and another curb. an

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he was coaching with milwaukee when gary sheffield came up. he said nolan ryan pitched early on when he was 18 years old and threw him a high fastball and he hit it over their dugout which means ed it it straht foul. next pitch was right at hischin. >> gary: again, jones. this one off the bat of o down. jim: otheit's right back over e dugout. so, the point i was trying to make earlier for a team on the last day of the year whether it's injuries or two years ago or whether they played very poorly, he's going to help not the fact we talk about gary sheffield that he can still play it appears at 40, ng to give them the stuff that winning teams need. i mean, he's been through the wars. he is a warrior. >> gary: he has done that. he really was going to be done. he was ready to retire at the end of the year. i talked with him early in the season. sheffield said the only reason i came back was the mets and the fact that i have some friends here and they really were on me all winter and said you've got to come. you've got to come play. he said, so i a

milwaukee has a 3-0 lead over detroit and the braves from our division lead 1-0 at fenway park. 2-1 to zimmerman. off the end of the bat. that's why it's going to stay in the park. adam lind for the second out. >> rob: and to backup what you just said, brian tallet against right-handed hitters this year, they're batting .218 off him. he's only faced 76. about a third left-handed hitters, they're hitting .237 against him. they have a few more home runs, but with that changeup it keeps those righties off balance. >> bob: here is adam dunn. adam in the new york series, 4- 9 with three walks, a homer and two rbi's. big holmqvist is on. rolen -- big shift is on. scott rolen is playing up the middle shortstop position. if adam dunn wanted to get elijah dukes to the plate in the inning, he could play carlos pena and bunt one down the third-base line, but the nats want this big guy swinging the bat. that was a front door breaking ball on the inside corner. >> rob: nice hit by direction by adam dunn. >> bob: so, 47 of the 60, dead center or pull. of course, we remember one of those opposite fie

white sox are in milwaukee tomorrow. tigers are in pittsburgh. >> all right, minnesota trying to win three in a row on the road for the first time this season. bottom 8, adam kennedy. minnesota trailing 3-1, no more. tied at 3 after the two-run home run. bottom of the ninth now. davis, with two men on. just dumps it into right. that would prove to be your game winner. a's win 4-3. they are starting to pick up steam. oakland has won 9 of 12 overall which includes a 7-game win streak. the twins are just 9 and 20 on the road this season. they have fewer than ten road wins. >> rockies-brewers, colorado riding a seven-game win streak. ian stewart, a major part of that. continuing to role. this one will get out. number 12, up 2-0. bottom 7. big play here. bases loaded for ryan brawn. 2-2 counts. swing and a miss. brawn would homer in the ninth. but the rockies escape. they've now won eight straight. outscoring their opponents during that span. galliard owe, five innings, that ties the shortest outing of the season with a loss.

nationals aren't much of a running team in terms of stolen bases. 24 on the year tied for last with milwaukee. going that time, and he is safe under a good accurate throw by wieters. harris just beat it. >> jim p.: he's called that on david hernandez. back-to-back terrific throws by matt wieters. >> rob: he's got to jump out there to the right-handed batter's box. he makes a perfect throw. i don't know if he might have got him there. see the x-mo. >> jim p.: slapped the tag. grass just a little high from that angle. hard to tell there. >> bob: umpire right there though. could have gone either way. guzman hits it sharply to the right side. that will be two outs with another run at third base. >> jim p.: drop it, get the glove down. >> rob: looks like he missed the tag. >> bob: looks like he tagged the base and not the foot. that's a great throw. >> jim p.: that's two in a row. again, the nationals doing what they need to do. you're struggling for runs, you got a guy with speed. >> rob: got to play small ball. >> bob: i didn't see any hurry in either of those throws. he was nice and relaxed. >>

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he went to give a speech in milwaukee. a crazed fan took the shot. he had such bad eyesight, roosevelt, that he had always carried burglarizes in his pocket. he had a thick script of papers and there. he had a metal case so he could see a coloration details of birth. that is what the bullet hit. it wounded him terribly, but if it had not gone through that birdwatching glasses, he would have died. here is bleeding, shot and he said it will take more than that to tillable most -- to kill eight bull a bull moose is what he shouted. he could not be knocked down. that party eventually lost. it was the most successful third-party run ever. but the folklore of roosevelt, which he was always very conscious of, just grew with that story. eventually went to a hospital and felt dizzy and got a bullet removed. >> it is safe to assume the most popular thing about this location is the eagle's nest. millions of people have been to see the baby eagle when there's one. there is one now. why are people so fascinated by eagles or an eagle's nest? >eagles.com on google.

and they are hanging tough in that center behind the nationals dugout. 3 1/2 games behind milwaukee coming in to tonight's ball game. a a ball and two strikes to alex gonzalez. >> rob: there is the central to break down i knowy, dusty baker doing a fine job with this reds team, they have won three of their last 10. .500 at home in american ball park. you want to be .500 on the road and .650, .700 at home, to have an opportunity to win your division. a lot of teams struggling especial lei in our division. phillies 12-13. new york mets are the only one with a winning record at home, 17-9, but then the braves 14- 15, marlins 14-17, and -- >> johnny: he has got it, two down, gonzalez flies to left.  and as we go to t coming up here in masn, all of masn2, the reds and nats again tomorrow night beginning at 6. 30 with nats extra, and a 4:30 afternoon game on thursday. start our coverage at 4:00, then on the road at tampa on friday and saturday and sunday. that saturday game joined in progress at 7:05. >> rob: looking forward to that tampa trip. more cow bells. >> jo

the bradley nougs milwaukee gives prizes to distinguished individuals. he won one last night. i went there when i was a graduate student in 1977. i have a rotary fellowships and i had an introduction to him. >> in oxford? >>i met him in london at the london school of economics. i was very charmed by him. i had taken up the study of churchill, and i loved churchill. he is the man. he is a very great man. he is a wonderful human being, and a friend of mine today. i met my wife working in his house. she is still my wife after all that time. when i first met him, i notice in the clip he is a younger man than he is now, but he is still great. >> what is the connection between winston churchill and hillsdale college? >> after i went to hillsdale, he and i had preserved our friendship for a long time now, and i have proof read his books off and on for decades. i see him when i go over there. when he came to america, he would come to claremont and spend an extra day. >> where is claremont? >>it is outside los angeles, in southern california. we have a big history department. teaching