aaron hill had a big day on saturday. the rays started off at -- the blue jays started off with a bying day the two-run shot his second home run of day, an 8-0 jays' lead and then in the top of the 9th the solo shot ties the game at nine. so we're going extra innings. top twelve two, on for jason bartlett and how about bringing home ben zobrist add and the rays take the 10-9 advantage overcoming an eight-run deficit and based loaded for lind but it's not working out and rays come back from an 8-0 deficit to win by the final 10-9. tampa bay lost four to them in the season and they've done it three times before. as for the rays, first time in the rays' twelve-year history they've overcome an eight-run deficit setting that franchise record as mentioned. fam was the fourth team to over come the deficit and all in the american league. the last time they were four such comebacks in one season in the american leagues back in 1933. >> all right. phillies still very much in the halladay sweepstakes as we talked about. cardinals wo

when it comes to issues like steroids, what must aaron be thinking? during his chase of babe ruth's homerun record, the editor, not only prepared coverage, but he wrote an opitch rare for aaron, concerned that he might be murdered. a target of death threats, what in the heck must he be thinking about issues in sports today? the hammer was asked today, at hall of fame weekend. >> i think it's going to have the effect of people saying, well most of the guys, who had these fabulous records, 60 homeruns, they'll say, well, there was on steroids and i don't know if they were. it's hard for me to believe that everybody was on them. look at some young kids like pujols, with, the st. louis cardinals. i just believe that, watching him gradually get to the place where he is today, i think his ability, only reason that he's having the kind of year that he's having. i would hate to think that he is -- would anybody ever say he was on steroids. so, that's the only affect that it's going to v. player that's great and could be great. could be great, even if they did

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aaron, last day of school trying to impress the girls. he pulls off the front hamstring bulls eye. his gym teacher was shooting the video and even she wanted to go to prom with aaron after pulling that off. >>> and injure rid weaver pitched against jeff weaver? they made up half on yell injure cities and play it down the line here. watch springfielder make the catch. that is a 1-3 look. best use of a $300 seat, these two who dressed up and mimicked every call. my favorite is when the batter fouls one off. watch the guy reach into his pouch, pull out a new baseball and hand it to his girlfriend. this guy has a girlfriend? unlikely i think. you know how they have parachutes to slow down the cars at the end of the race? you wonder what happens if the parachute doesn't come out? they slam into this, a net. >>> most operative bird. this bald eagle did not return to his happeneddable handler. >>> and worst anger management, pga tour. putting for 17 straight holes with his driver because he busted his putter on hole number one. if you snap the putter you got to do it late in the round. le

big out for aaron hill. aubrey's retired for the first out. >> jim p.: what ricky romero has been able to do is what the orioles hope that hernandez, bergesen has already done it. which is just make adjustments. balls the last time that romero pitched against the orioles, he gave up three home runs, he gave up 11 hits. again, he didn't walk a whole lot of guys, only one. he's gone on to be one of the best young left-handers in baseball since then. you work on your windup. you get the experience. you find out what it takes to be successful and you hope it translates into wins. >> jim h.: ty got the rally going in the second inning. >> jim p.: they lost jansen, marken, mcgowan and jessie lidge. >> jim p.: and richmond. >> jim h.: scott richmond this year who was very, very good. so again, they lost all these guys, and they were the best pitching team in baseball. at least in the american league last year. so, again, the orioles, had you get good pitching, that's how you win more games than you lose. >> jim h.:

aaron hill leads off against rich hill. big swing and a miss and a slow curveball. >> jim p.: but it didn't roll and that's the key. a lot of rolling curveballs over the last month, but you get on top of your stuff, you can see that ball go down. even if you're looking for it. much more difficult to hit. much more aggressive. better windup. >> jim h.: that ball's up against the wall. adam jones plays the carom, bobbles it momentarily, then fires back in. hill is on with the lead-off double. >> jim p.: that's really all it is. with the 1-0 lead. fastball not well located. so he just drops the head. this is why this guy's going to the all-star game. concussion last year, after a collision with david eckstein. this year all-star numbers. >> jim h.: the only hitter in the american league with more hits than aaron hill is ichiro suzuki. >> jim p.: he's having a really good year. that's only the tying run. if it happens, just make sure you try to get lind out, then take your chances. >> jim h.: today's leader board presented by f

i stopped teasing aaron or making fun of him quite as much. to be sure, i tried to do it in good nature but pretty soon that becomes the only conversation you have and to the point that it's difficult to have a serious conversation about really serious matters. learn to listen respectfully to younger farmers. even when they are wrong, which from my point of view, is most of the time. nonetheless, they deserve the chance, for their opinions to be held in some esteem and for their point of view to be considered. so while you're planning on your success, while you're taking a look at how to make a transition to another generation, one thing you might try is simply hurricane ike up for a second and listening quietly and respectfully without giving them a hard time. >> and, as always, we want to hear from you. send comments to info@usfarmreport.com. or leave us a voice mail by calling (800)792-4329. now, coming up in our next half hour, a piece of farm machinery that is truly one of a kind. stay with us, the second half of u.s. "u.s. farm report" i

aaron hill is in the hole at second base but he's still on the infield. bouncer towards first. that will an foul ball down the line. >> jim p.: that was a split fingered fastball which tumbled. >> jim h.: if huff gets on you'll likely see pie to pinch run. it's too high. the blue jays acquired jason frasor from the dodgers just before opening day in 2004. even up in exchange for jason wirth. the orioles had drafted jason wirth, he was a first round pick of the orioles. the orioles traded him to toronto for the left-handed pitcher john bale. now he's going to the all-star game as a backup from the phillies, jason wirth. >> jim p.: real good defensive outfielder with power. hitter's count. what did you mention, one home run? probably doesn't have to try to hit home runs. >> jim h.: pops it up. scutaro and scutaro taking charge. he has it for the out. one down here in the orioles ninth inning. luke scott at 43% leading rich hill and aubrey huff. still time to vote. text in your vote now, have your voice heard. tom and rick will have the results coming up on "o's xtra" post-game. >

he is going to the all-star game, aaron hill will be at second base. he has a three-game hit streak coming into this series. he is fifth in homeruns, batting at .298 on the season hill will pop that one up. wieters coming back has room. and he's got it. boy, here is a chance for berken to have a quick inning. >> jim: he gets a high ball hitter out as we take a look at a very unconventional two- seamer. usually, you hold it at the seams there is the circle change-up, you can see the four fingers fingers and the thumb for the curve ball which he does not throw a whole lot. >> gary: here is one of the hot hitters we were talking about standing n lind has a hot streak going. he is the delgado significant nateed hitter for the ball club and big numbers, .3029, 19 homeruns, 59 rbis on the season. he is 6th in rbis, 7th in hits and has more extra base hits than anyone else in the american league. so lind is one of those in this line-up who set an extraordinary first half of the season. 45 extra base hits leading morneau, teixeira and longoria. >> jim: he is t

>> very simply, bud selig worships hank aaron, he's one of his best friends. and hank aaron said publicly the other day here, it's time pete should be in the hall of fame. take that for what it's worth, howard. >> keith olbermann, working even while he's on vacation. enjoy the rest of your final off. >> thank you, sir. thank you for filling in. >> thank you. it's harder than it looks. >>> that will do it for tuesday's edition of "countdown." i'm governor howard dean. and a quick reminder, in minutes you will find me on the world wide web talking with you about health care. go to progressivebookclub.com to join the conversation. i will see you back here tomorrow. >>> up next on msnbc, "the rachel maddow show." good evening, rachel. >> good evening, governor dean. you made it look very, very easy. thank you so much. great to see you. >> i don't know what you guys get paid, but you more than earn your money. >> thanks, gov. we will see you tomorrow. >> yep. >>> and thank you for at home for staying with us the next hour. today a new conspiracy theory got its wing

and here is aaron hill now, representing the tying run at the plate. mora to second, roberts to first, and out at first base. 5-4-3 to end the inning. bottom of the 5th coming up, and the birds with a 2-0 lead. . yea i know. i threw them out. they were old so...... old! they are rollover minutes. they're as good as new. and these days we can't afford to be wasteful. saving minutes..... .....saves money. yea. (announcer) only at&t's family talk with rollover saves your family's unused minutes. and saving minutes saves money. get the lg neon from at&t, now only $29.99 after mail in rebate  .  >> jim h: the important thing, i remember brook tuesdaying it better than anybody, the momentum was always going towards first base. the minute you back up or arch your back, balls go off, right or left, it's very difficult to pick a ball up off your chest or whatever, if you're not able to keep it in front of you and is moving towards the pace and still three somebody out. >> jim h: left field deep down the line, hooking, and foul. so brian down in the count 0-

let's go to aaron in michigan. good evening, aaron. you're on the air. >> caller: hello? >> aaron, you're on the air. >> caller: sorry. hi. how are you? >> okay. >> caller: first off, i'd like to say my prayers out to the jackson family, friends, and all the fans and everybody. it's just a shame that all the stuff michael's done for years and years and years contributing to funds and everything. and nobody's going to appreciate it when it was done or recognize it now that it's gone. they recognize it. and then when he went through all his trial and everything else, you know, everybody thought he was guilty of stuff. i mean, how could somebody -- an icon like that go through that and not hurt him? i mean, that's got to be so hurtful for a person to go through. i mean, he is human. and then, you know, now that he's gone, you know, people that didn't believe in him believe in him now. >> i understand what you're saying, aaron. i really do. and we appreciate your call. jim moret, how about that? you know, michael jackson was a guy -- i remember "we are the world." obviously,

let's catch up, aaron is here, g.m. selling off of assets? >> absolutely, a major hurdle for general motors, on sunday we saw a judge approve the sell of good assets. and that's the process of the bankruptcy to split the good from the bad. to sell the assets to a new company under control of the u.s. government. that's the major hurdle of seeing g.m. come out of this bankruptcy protection. >> and in this economy? >> yeah, big step for india as well. we saw the release of their budget, they want to return the country's growth g.d. p. figure to 9%, by 2012. and the figures of u.k. and u.s. would give their right arm for their growth figures. but have to see for india and needs those growth rates. a big spend increase of 34% in expenditure. and expending on infrastructure projects and a lot of money into the farm and rural poor to help that area of the country. >> all of that still to come. this is world news today. coming up an illegal and dangerous trade. the bootleggers that risk their lives to smuggle whiskey into iran. and the grand slam ti

bottom of the fourth, aaron hill connects. two-run home run. his second of the game. 24th of the year. jays were up 8-0 but the rays come back. here we are in the ninth. willie aybar, straightaway center field. gone. solo home run. his eighth. a 9-9 game. we go to the 12th. jason bartlett. that will bring home ben zobrist. the rays take a 10-9 lead. but in the home half of the 12th, the jays load the bases for adam lind. he grounds out to second. ballgame over. the rays come back from 8-0 down to win 10-9. biggest comeback in rays franchise history -- it's the fourth time in jays franchise history they've blown an eight-run lead. longest game of the season for the rays. four hours and 24 minutes, but it was worth the wait. >> i knew i was going to get in there one way or another when we got close, so if i'm in there, might as well do something, right? this team never gives up. that's our motto. we haven't been playing great lately, we're making mistakes but we're giving it all we got and we got a w today, that's all that counts. >> when i say "

kennedy, cronkite described that 40 years later to the former cnn anchorman aaron brown. take a listen. >> how lounge after you got on television did you find out the president had been shot, fatally shot? >> we didn't learn that he had been fatally shot until they announced he was dead. they never gave us a hospital bulletin that he was critical. >> at the airport in dallas the -- and throughout the streets of dallas the dallas police have been augmented by 400 police. >> the magnitude of the moment hit you. you knew this was as serious as anything you had done and television has done. were you nervous? >> no. i don't think so. no, i wasn't nervous at all. you know, aaron the thing about a situation like that, that you are living through as a living on-air reporter at the moment, at that time the job is everything. you've got to concentrate on doing what you're supposed to do and are trained to do. i think the same thing is true of us news people because i had no personal sense of tragedy in this thing until the moment when i had to say he was dead. from dallas, texas, t

aaron thompson was the 22nd player taken in 2005 in the first round of the first year player draft. >> bob: we've heard today the nationals envisioned him as a future middle of the rotation guy. they got him! he was leaning that time and nyjer morgan is picked off by ross ohlendorf. so, he's caught stealing for the 15th time this year. the most in the national league. ♪ ♪ tell me who's watching. ♪ i always feel like somebody's watching me. ♪ (announcer) it's right here. it's easy.  >> bob: one of our great na fans barbara angeleno is here for the weekend with friends and family of hers cheering on the na.s we go to the bottom of the third inning with ohlendorf, mccutchen and milledge coming up for washington. >> rob: you mean pittsburgh. >> bob: what did i say? >> rob: you said washington. >> bob: yeah, i like our guys better. john lannan to ohlendorf, 2-39 with a couple of sacrifices this year. he gets around late and gets himself a bathe base hit. josh willingham had designs on throwing to first and give credit to ohlendorf. he saw the ball go to right field. he really

the new york daily news reports some behind the scenes lobbying from hank aaron and joe robinson has selig considering lifting the life-time suspension. >>> to new york where the mets are showing competitive fire. new york rallied, scoring six straight, including a grand slam in the eighth. the mets won it 7-3. they've won three in a roach. >>> what a night for josh willingham for the nationals. not only did he hit one grand slam but twice. the odds are rare. only the 13th player in history to accomplish such a feat. he finished with eight rbis. milwaukee lost to washington, 14-6. >>> cubs hosting the astros. tied at one in the 13th. soriano at the plate. walk-off grand slam to end it. the crowd, ecstatic. why not? the cubs won it 5-1. afterwards, soriano received the good old shaving cream in the face. that's your early look at sports on "early today." >>> engine trouble for katie holmes and jessica simpson can't get passed the gate. your early morning entertainment headlines straight ahead. >>> plus, get ready to say, w x as we bring you a trio of baby tigers from the wild plains o

an aaron airlines flight returned to boston. it was heading to puerto rico. someone smelled smoke in the bathroom. the passengers were put on other flights while maintenance workerscam ined the -- scam ined the plane. >> sarah palin spent her last day in office sharing with fellow members. >> protesters gathered in front of the new jersey mayor calling for him to redesign. prosecutors say he took thousands of dollars. he took off earlier this month. he says he's innocent. >> a lightening strike targeted a woman's car while she was driving down the highway. they were driving through fort lauderdale. can you see the damage the lightening caused to her car. either the driver nor her son were hurt. you may want to take a look at this waterspout caught on tape. the tornado formed over water in florida. people live ngget area say there was strong winds but no wind or hail. several home wrs damaged by the winds, but no reports of any injuries there. >> someone was very brave to pull out their camera. >> not a bad thing. we c k acth b toe >> back to the downarowds to

. >> this young man was the lucky winner, earning -- excuse me, aaron saunders. tonight, he received a $12,000 scholarship. it is in memory of kia edgerton. she died a year ago after breaking her neck in a pool. >>> well, drowning is how dozens of marylanders die every year. in children 14 and under, it is the second leading cause of accidental death. tonight, we investigate why and what a family is doing to prevent it. >> i kissed him good-bye, told him i loved him. >> it only takes a moment. >> i got a call. an accident. >> in that moment. >> they've on the floor and working on him. >> young life was lost. >> silent, not kicking and splashing. >> he was 5 years old when he drowned at the country club, with family friends being with him. >> maybe five minutes went by. >> then child spotted conner. >> did con know how to swim? >> yes, he was very good. >> another patron went and performed mouth to mouth on him. then cpr was performed. >> . someone called 911. >> if they had used the defiblylator, do you think he would have survived? >> i think it would have resta

hall of famer hank aaron says he thinks rose belongs in the hall. it's believes the commissioner will consider a pardon. but faye vincent says that scenario is unlikely. very controversial subject. >> you'll be on the radio tomorrow morning. >> that and football, yes. >>> homeward bound. ♪ ♪ tell me who's watching. (announcer) it's right here. it's easy. >>> gi joe hits the big screen with a premier. fireworks in tokyo as the cast was mobbed by thousands. most of the fans were there for korean actor hung. it opens in the united states on august 17th. >>> a texas canine shows some amazing survival skills, daisy ran away from a boarding kennel ten months ago. flier and posters were put up. then last week, she was spotted in a wooded area near the kennel. she came running back to the owners. avitene months on her own -- after ten months on her own, she is back. >>> well, actor eric bana. i'm vic carter. >> and i'm denise koch. thanks for watching. have a good night. ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from new york, the greatest city in the world

. >> frank aarons, maybe we should let layoffs be layoffs. maybe companies have to cut back. >> first, we're in july. and how long does the administration get to dine on the phrase we inherited. this seems to be part of the pro forma. this economic crisis we inherited. we inherited and we'll go about fixing it. that's one point about this. the second point, on your very network, christina romer repeatedly said we'll do whatever it takes. she was pressed. will there be another stimulus? >> i might not have been seeing the same interview you saw, but i saw joe biden say point blank he's not blaming the previous administration this is now this administrati administration's problem. i think it is very refreshing to have an administration taking responsibility. the previous one never did. and kept digging holes deeper and deeper. >> here is the problem, okay? the first part of stimulus hasn't worked enough, whyo we think sometng of morethat sn't worked is going to work? >> a lotof onomists saying that obama needs m money in the stimulus to be able

bottom four, aaron hill, bombs away. his second homer of the game. blue jays making a mockery of this one, they lead 9-1 but laughing at the end in tampa. rays rally all the way back. jason bartlett, the r.b.i. double wins it. rays stun the jays, 150-9 in 12 innings. a packed house last night saw more action than any of us could hope for. for one player in particular, nerves were extra high. he's not only the first american player ever for a.c. milan, he went to montgomery county. he was excited and nervous. here, caught in no man's land on defense, chelsea scores to take the lead. gooch had his chance. soaring above the defense, cracked the header, just wide. a penalty instead. he knows his home state has definitely embraced his return. pga stopping north of the border for the canadian border. the exchange rate two for one birdies. calcavecchia, playing well of late, but this was ridiculous he misses, that's amazing because he made a tour record nine in a row before that. he didn't have the shot of the kay. leaf olson at 15, never heard of leif, but

he gives them to aaron hill here. the score is tied at 2. he stays in front, throws to first. the kind of effort you need to win a game. without a home run, and more than -- without a home run in more than two months. he walks in off. it is a game winner were celebrating at home. they went 4-3 in 12 innings. >> we overcame a lot of mistakes. we ended up winning the game. we hung in there. >> the birds go for the series when tomorrow. steve mcnair made a positive impact in the baltimore community. there is no denying it. after covering his memorial service, i learned that in the hearts of the people there, he was their hero. no infidelity or character flaws change their mind on that. thousands gathered in mississippi to say goodbye one final time, including ray lewis who spoke of steve mcnair as a king. >> the first day of my life of meeting steve mcnair, even through competition, i became a friend, through sphery. a man that i it fought against day in and day out, trying to figure out that it was not about technique against him. no matter how much film you watch, that would no

he got there faster than babe ruth, hank aaron, and everybody else. it pretty good start to the second half of the season. lance armstrong's hopes rid eon his climb tomorrow. where else would you find a mountain named that? he has managed to hang onto third place. three days of flat terrain have put them out on strength. he had to deal with a tire punctured on his bicycle. he probably feels lucky just to hit the mountains. try the new subway big chipotle cheesesteak. an updated all-time favorite: juicy steak layered with zesty chipotle sauce, melted cheese, piled high with only... the toppings you love on freshly baked bread. only at subway. subway. eat fresh. >> not quite as hot more of but a thunderstorm in a few spots. comfortable for saturday and sunday. >> thank you for joining us. we will see you back here tomorrow night. [ cheers and applause ]

. >> jim h: so jerry mills is togging with lyle overbay and aaron hill. rzepczynski the pitcher weren't back to the bench, because you don't know how long it will take scott to get ready, and you don't want to stand out there if the sun. >> jim h: we talked about gregg zaun with the cookoff, and we have heard on the streets that gregg zaun is the favorite going in, and we asked him his secret recipe for his chicken enchilada. >> it may not be measured up to what die at home, but you go there if the blue jays club house and ask them about the chicken enchiladas. i would bring a pan in from time to time, and they said those guys have no chance what so of. you'll be able to go down there and sample the gregg zaun chicken enchiladas. >> jim h: so he's proud of his dish. >> jim p: i have tremendous rapport with my catchers, so i'm going to go out on the limb, so to speak, and he's a perfectionist, and we know if you're going to cook, you have to have the high itself quality ingredients. >> jim h: now, we have to see now, guthrie prides himself on being able to

david aaron has brought us the haunting voices of the very people who could have been the children in carol spenser's photograph when she was working as a photojournalist. now they are angry young men and women. the book david aaron compiled is acting statements and writings of jihadis on every subject important to them and they're calling. it must be remembered that they are the minority. this is not a book that gives an unbiased view of islam or muslims however. this book is unfiltered access to people and their words and writings in a way not often available. through this book people are better able to understand their enemy as you might say and support the -- was supports them. there's an introductory section that provides background and origins to jihadis and the movement and threats they pose. with actual accounts of the tax and a life lived as and with jihadis come error in hopes of greater insight people will begin to understand the mentality of the group so obviously unique in this world. discussions about suicide bombings, kidnappings and raising of children are all included

i need to go to aaron, from a caller we've only had in the last four weeks, arkansas. aaron. >> caller: hi, jim, i wanted to send a arkansas forest national booyah to you and say hello. >> only you can prevent wildfires booyah right back at you. >> caller: why, thank you, thank you. >> i'm sorry, go ahead. >> caller: well, i just noticed i was reading an article that dell was saying that they're looking at lower -- fewer corporate orders for -- and even government and state orders for their hardware. >> yeah. >> caller: components and i was just kind of wondering how you might also think this will affect the software industry as well, because intel's been -- you know, they're talking about being bullish on it. dell has another story. >> all right. now, look, i think that microsoft has the new windows seven thing, it needs a little extra salt. windows seven thing, i think that microsoft's going to be in good shape. i also think that bing is going to move the needle. i think a lot of people like bing. i'm not concerned about microsoft. i think it's a powerhouse situation

two errors were committed by aaron dunn at first base. >> well, two of them were by adam. we didn't bring adam here to play defense. we brought him for his home runs and rbis. it's part of our team the whole season so far. >> reporter: in case you missed it, new york hosting the dodgers. ball bounces off the bag. murphy improvises and he does. behind the back to bobby parnell. how did he know he was there and how did he get it there. either way, defense safe play of the game. nats will complete a suspended game from play 5th, tied at 10 in the 11th. >>> tourists come from around the country around around the world to experience the national mall. they could soon get a little more guidance. the national planning commission reviewed the final plans for setting up pedestrian guide signs and mapped kiosks around the mall. it calls for 113 new signs and map stations. >>> let's go to gary with the last look at the forecast. >> repeat performance for tomorrow. it will be good. 83 degrees. unjuly like. isolated thunderstorms possible but not probable late in the afternoon. more mu

aaron andrews got smacked right in the face with a foul ball at a met-dodgers game the other night. he to go to the hospital. alex cora smacked the foul ball to the side line. andrews is fine. back in the game. and don't worry, we checked you tube, it ain't there. su >>> dave ross here with your sports edge. and where else can you find 45 of the world's greatest athletes in one place for a weekend. i'll tell you where. the bobby mitchell hall of fame glove classic. and if you're invited, yomust have big time game. he always brings the best of the best. redskins hall of famers. and basketball legends -- legends. they give their time and money out of respect for bobby mitchell and for the kids who have been strick an with leukemia. >> it is great to be able to not just come out and fellowship with the other hall of famers, guys you played with, some you've watched growing up, but also to support bobby in his efforts and the kids that come, the parents -- the patient heroes. we are able to run and jump with the things we've done in our career and there are people that suffer and aren't

scuturo has been great and aaron hill has been great. rowland has been phenomenal. romaro wants to be the rookie pitcher of the year. he was outstanding against the phillies and today against tampa bay. i think in the end that all of that young pitching they had that were so good early, i think teams will get a book on them. they will be incontsiftent. i don't know if vernon wells can be the mvp 2nd half player that he has been in the past. >> romero fabulous today. shutout the tampa bay rays. that rookie going strong for them. you are not buying the rays or the blue jays. that leaves the yankees and the red sox. heading into the all-star break? >> i think the red sox. they are a more versatile team. they have guys they can mix and match. youklis can move to 3rd base. he is a gold glove defender which makes him special. jd drew is the ski for the team. he has to be a guy with david ortiz struggling, they have to pick up with lowell being out. >> more from john kruk tonight on "baseball tonight". thanks for joining us. >> coming up here, roger will prove who the true

aaron, it is going to be a tough day for chairman of the federal reserve ben bernanke. >> absolutely. the big boss of the fed, he is going to report the u.s. economy state, and he is expected to be somewhat guardedly optimistic. he will say that there are signs that the economy to pause in pending turnaround, but that said, he is expected to hit a bit of a grilling from lawmakers on capitol hill. they will grill him over how did he even missed seeing this economic crisis approaching, the rather slow mess that the government is trying to help homeowners stave off foreclosure. and what the true cost of this unprecedented action taken by the government in trying to stimulate the economy. some are saying that the cost could be 24 trillion dollars. >> almost unimaginable. >> it is unimaginable. an intriguing story. we have two senior managers fired from deutsche bank. it is all about deutsche bank management. allegedly putting spying actions to its supervisory board to some of its board members, action that hiring prostitutes are spies gathering information, putting listening devices into

. >> meet theung aaron guards. theyay ty want to se proper law enforcement. others believe they are rig wing extremists. [speaking in nive tongue] >> ts is not true. aren't against anythnic minoty. but the hunrian guard is much more than that. means we are invved in almost all areas of life. >> but the hungarian right is making progress in the parliame. une, three members of e party aociated with the hungarian guard were elected as m.e.p.s. theyelieve the internatial media are obsessed with e party beg anti--rom but still alle roma cripe is a big platform. >>apes commted by gypsy youth, one or t or three of them, gang bangs, ng rapes, killings murders of elderly peopleduring a robbery i their own house. what we see is that the level of vlence has been increasing, and the pice have been unable t put and en to it. >> butn a run-dn roma housing estate outse this town, the rise of the hungarian guard is viewed withrowing concern. conditions herere grim. the pele are already o the margs of socty. and a series of usolved murders against romaave left communities acr

. >> bob: aaron lester. there's brian schneider, at wrigley field. gone. and of course, gary carter hated to appear on camera, so we have no video of him. [ laughter ] . >> rob: the kid. >> bob: did anybody love the camera more than gary carter? >> rob: s no. >> -- >> rob: no, sir. >> bob: what a character. what a good catcher. all right. here is nyjer morgan. he's flied out to left. bounced back to the pitcher. the nats need him on. i think against livan he can get to second pretty easily if he gets that first 90 feet. change-up outside, 1-1. is jacque boccovella a catcher? >> rob: out to short. >> bob: got rid of it in a hurry. good thing he did. morgan 0-3 tonight. next up belliard and johnson. in the washington. ronny is 1-2 tonight. right field corner cam there. and belliard needs a base hit to get out of the 100 category. he's at 198. >> rob: still on the interstate, >> new sunny ronny is 6 for the last 13 over five starts that's a good take. livan turned that ball over. that was a foul ball off the shin waiting to happen. 2-1. mets lead the season s

. >> reporter: to fully understand klein's warning, nbc's producer aaron vanderbellen and i took a tono f kdwd to know is iosen.ct ozen food cooking instructions are followed, the food is safe to eat. the problem is many people don't follow or understd the nsreiochct whi are rarely w uniform and sometimes difficult achieve. o>> cdke cked to an internal temperature greater than 150 prior to eating. who ever worries about that? >> microwaves, six to eight minutes. power until hot in the center. what does that mean? >> can you tell from this on the front whether this is cooked or not? >> no. >> no. >> reporter: so we're 4 1/2 minutes -- frozen food cooking instructions ask you to let the food sit after microwaving. this is not so it can cool down to eat. this is so the food can continue cooking. take this pot pie which read 132 degrees after cooking. it did reach a safe 150 degrees but only after we let it sit more than five minutes. you would do that? and when is the last time you stk a thermometer into your frozen food? sarah klein says there is a sure fire way to make it safe. >> the be

aaron proposed, as in marriage to erica in front of other tourists on the narrow deck. she said yes even though he was wearing that silly crown. until saturday that crown in the statue of liberty had been closed since the 9/11 attack. >>> the late show with david letterman is coming up next. for bob and mark, m

. >> meet the hung aaron guards. they say they want to see proper law enforcement. others believe they are right wing extremists. [speaking in native tongue] >> this is not true. we aren't against any ethnic minority. but the hungarian guard is much more than that. it means we are involved in almost all areas of life. >> but the hungarian right is making progress in the parliament. in june, three members of the party associated with the hungarian guard were elected as m.e.p.s. they believe the international media are obsessed with the party being anti--roma but still allege roma cripe is a big platform. >> rapes committed by gypsy youth, one or two or three of them, gang bangs, gang rapes, killings, murders of elderly people during a robbery in their own house. what we see is that the level of violence has been increasing, and the police have been unable to put and end to it. >> but on a run-down roma housing estate outside this town, the rise of the hungarian guard is viewed with growing concern. conditions here are grim. the people are already on the margins of so

. >>> a hate crime and burglary at a hair salon in ann aaron del county leaves owners and others stunned this evening. police say a witness called 911 after seeing someone break into the heavenly hands salon this morning. officers found numerous racist and derogatory symbols spray painted on the floors, walls and counters. combustible liquid was also poured throughout the shop in what authorities say may have been an arson attempt. >> they pretty much saturated everything with gas. the chairs, the dryers, the stations. >> could have started there, and then just, you know, the whole shopping center could be on fire. >> police say a computer, hair clippers and a tattoo gun were stolen during the break in. >>> health and education officials from across the state of maryland will gather in annapolis on monday for a swine flu summit. emergency preparedness for the flu will be one of the items on the agenda. maryland state health officials on friday reported their fourth swine flu-related death. >>> a stormy night ahead but what about monday morning? tony. >> hey, bruce. things should be ok mo

. >> reporter: the moment moved aaron to propose to erica. >> yea! >> reporter: he said he chose this place because his grandparents arrived in america at nearby ellis island. security concerns had kept the statue closed. hundreds of visitors used to press up and down the double narrow staircases waiting for hours with no way to evacuate. this park ranger explains some of the new plans. . close up here, hmm? >> it is very tight. the statue's crown holds comfortably eight to ten people. >> reporter: that's what you're going to bring up here. >> that's what we're going to bring up here. >> reporter: this rail is really the only thing that's knew up here in terms of physically changing the statue. >> additional handrails have been installed. it basically provides just a sense of security. >> reporter: the new rules mean that of the 15,000 or so visitors who arrive some days, only about 250 will be allowed to the top. ♪ give me your tired your poor ♪ r

aaron hill robbed by melvin mora. last night's hero ends the rally with a brilliant play. then the o's punt it away in the bottom half, roberts going the -- put it away in the bottom half, roberts going the other way for an r.b.i. single. the orioles win 4-2. berg sen continues to impress. >> i think he has established himself as a real nice story in the american league this year as a starter pitcher. it seems like any time he pitches he gives us a chance to win and it was no different today. >> i think we have shown a lot of good signs the last couple series and i think that's great for us to win our last two series going into the all-star break. >> now while the orioles, most of them, get a few days away from baseball adam jones does not. he is headed to his first big league all-star weekend. jones said the guy he's most looking forward to sharing a clubhouse with is derek jeter mainly because he's been the face of baseball for the better part of a decade. jones is hitting .303 on the season with 12 homers, although he hasn't hit one since june 13th but he is a classy ki

the packers decided it was aaron rodgers's time. even with the success of last year, to what degree did matt leinart factor in the decision the team and you had to make? >> it was a huge factor. we still believe matt's future is really bright. it's going to be in arizona. so a lot had to be weighed in. how many years he's been in the league. where i am at in my career. how does this look going forward? that was a big part of the puzzle for me. why do they see my role? how do they see this playing out. when they made that commitment to me, i was excited to comeback and build on things for a couple more years. all the time knowing matt is still there. matt is growing and becoming a more mature player and person. that will pay big dev dividends. >> if there was a role model for the comeback, it's kurt warner. you also have the dubios honor being part of the 2 most dramatic losses in super bowl history. how long does it take to let that go? >> i don't know if you ever let them go. i know with my first one against the patriots, that was

hank aaron is urging selig to consider his reinstatement. >>> pga tour golfer came up with the idea for a new sport over the weekend. golf combined with pool. this from the canadian open on the par three, 15 hole on saturday. olson with a tee shot, good one. little right of the hole until it goes off his playing partner's ball and for his trouble he gets a roadster worth $51,000 which is more money than he's made playing golf all year long. >> good for him. i like that golf combined with pool thing. however it gets in. >> you have to call it. >> a convertible bmw you should have to call it. >>> another thick one. >> it will be thick tomorrow. upper 80s to around 90 and mayb

. >>> former fox producer has been sentenced to ten years in prison. 29-year-old aaron bruins pled guilty in may. prosecutors recommended the ten year sentence, citing prior convictions. bruin's covered hillary clinton's 2008 predentlial campaign andorked as political proder. >>>heet bsda doctor found guilty ev soneral drug charges today. s . eric greenburg convicted of one count of cocaine possession and two counts of drug items. dr. greenburg ear office on old georgetown road was raided in april. his wife is facing drug charges. she applied for a rehab program today in lieu of a trial. >>> when we come back, the father of the 4-year-old, thanks the community for saving his son from a burning car. >>> teenagery yachts a new application for the iphone. that lets you pray. >>> bob is back with news about the humidity and when we may see storms fire up. and that, solar eclipse. >>> the pie lot of the plane survived. the crash in chile. stunt pilot. practicing maneuvers. crashed near a market. people from the market went over to help. the pilot is hospitalized. doctors say he is going to pul

police charged her live-in boyfriend 33-year-old aaron spriggs for the murder. they say she was shot. >>> a tragic turn in the case of a man viciously beaten and then stabbed. yawn yancy is everywhere at 11:00. >> the man attack -- shawn yancy is ofwhere at 11:00. >> the man attacked on tuesday, edwin umana, who was chased down the street, then beaten and stabbed. police arrested a sixth suspect today. the three adults and three juveniles now face murder charges. >>> troubled insurance giant aig is said to pay out millions to top employees. the hefty bonuses will go to several dozen executives. aig receivedded $180 billion in taxpayer money when it was -- received $180 billion in taxpayer money when it was on the verge of collapse. >>> roland burris will not be running in the year 2010. burris is expected to make an official announcement tomorrow. >>> popular children's website is under attack tonight. identity thieves trying to use your kids to get your personal information. >>> plus a certain supplement for pets may be doing more harm than good. we've got what

. >>> some pretty scary moments for security at the aaron del mills shopping center when they approached a virginia man spray painting his car in if parking lot this weekend. security says the man-made threatening comments then soon after, security found a loaded pistol in his backpack along with shotgun shells and marijuana. tonight 21-year-old timothy barnes of virginia faces numerous charges. >>> another attack at a popular bike trail has police on anne arundel county on alert. jessica kartalija reports police have a strong mention for everyone using the trail. >> reporter: a popular place for hiking and biking turns into a crime scene again friday night when two people walking the bna trail are attacked. >> they were approached from behind by the subject. he demanded money from them and valuables. they refused to give him anything. >> reporter: the suspect struck the male victim in the face. then took off on foot. heading south object the trail near cat tail pass sang, and white -- passage and whites road. >> a blackmail in his teens, 5' 6 or 7. wearing a black shirt and black hat. >

aaron's is opening up 200 new stores. i do want you to be careful before you go to a store like this, because even though the monthly payment may seem small and very manageable, in the end, it is not a deal if you end up getting a $400 it tv and you spend more than $1,000 of your hard-earned money for it. so i want you to be very careful if you take these on. see if there is any other way that you could try to pay for it before you lock yourself into something like this. >>> short people. i don't know if you remember that song. ♪ short people got nobody >> now, rubbing it in is the study that says tall people apparently make more money than short people. studies in the australia and the united states suggest that, on average, tall people make almost $800 more a year for every inch that they are taller. >> that's crock. >> yeah. so if you're six feet tall, like bob, you earn nearly six grand more a year than somebody 5'5, imagine that over years and years. the study says being tall helps self-confidence and can boost lea