josh johnson with a nasty pitch. johnson was sort of nibbling back then, fell behind 2-0 to nieves, intentionally walked him and jordan made the marlins pay. >> rob: you can see that. he has to be a little bit longer towards the plate. >> bob: 2-2. >> rob: what i'm talking about is you have to land before you run over towards first base. it's all about the follow through. >> bob: and a bouncer over the mound. hanley ramirez coming in. he is going to be safe. and jordan zimmerman is 2-for-2 and hopefully not gassed on a day like this. >> rob: that could take a lot out of you running up and down first base like this. now he gets an infield single. hanley ramirez, even with his great athleticism, cannot get a hustling young pitcher. >> bob: willie harris steps n if willie hits a gap somewhere, he might catch the guy in front of him. tailing away. ball 1. if the nats to get johnson up to 90 pitches or more through this inning, the other thing is that it's not like they have done much with the marlins bullpen either. but

a very frustrating inning for jim johnson and the orioles. here is morales, who in the 6th inning did this. >> jim: yeah, fast ball, runner on, 6-1 goes to 6-3. that was his 14th home run, all from his side of the plate. >> gary: he will face johnson for the first time. and takes the fastball for a strike. 7 hits now for the angels, 10 for the orioles, and a two-run ball game. gentleman r. >> jim: and to tell you how difficult it is to win when you're trailing late in the ball game, 3-24 trailing after 7, and then trailing after 8, 1- 27. >> gary: most ball clubs in a major league season will win if they are leadings the league in wins when they trail lateny the game will have 3 to 6 wins. rarely if ever are their more than that, and rarely are their more sir underred. you just don't win games in the 8th and 9th inning. >> jim: they have 21 come from behind wins, but usually happens at an earlier juncture in the game. >> gary: 0-2 delivery. towering fly ball to center field. jones is there with room, and he's got it. a long fly ball out by mo

josh johnson didn't even get through five innings. at the plate, this will suck the life out of you. dig out an infield single, 90% humidity. hard to breathe. you are sweating, losing fluid. may go one more inning but if is the pitching coach, i would be finding out from my catchers what he was thinking and then looking into the eyes of jordan zimmerman and asking, do you have enough in the tank to go another inning? >> bob: nieves takes a breaking pitch that moists and james hoye says no swing on the field. >> when you see guys struggling, you know, you took them off yoo. >> bob: you tonight want a guy out there laboring, you know. he is off pollance and throw the the pitch wrong. so freddie gonzalez knows this guy is a st. the team, 20 pins t of his last 30 starts. you get them to look at jordan zimmerman the sameay n@reason to push&iw kid. he is learning. there are going to be days like today. i meayou can throw 120, 130 pitches, they could be an easy 130. you could throw 105, five- inning and it will gas you. >> b: ú2 wil nieves

hell of a play by josh johnson but not easy right there. willie sees the ball go on the ground but right back to the pitcher, didn't get through there. he is toast at third. >> bob: here is ryan zimmerman with two outs now. i don't know what it is about the nationals with runners at third and less than two outs. they cannot hit a flyball. everything lately has been on the ground. several bases leaded double plays. and rick eckstein has to be frustrated because he has those guys drilled to approach those at-bats but that's a matter of execution. >> rob: and it's a matter of selection. you know this guy is is a ground ball pitcher. you want to look anything that can be hit in the air. very important to try to get the lead against the marlins. >> bob: ryan -- out of play right side. 1 ball, 2 strikes. let's look at ryan's hot april. hotter may and rather cool june. still, three three months of season, ryan simmer salesman batting .3021. we all would have taken that, ryan and us included, if you said he would do that halfway through spring trai

tough to get a loft hits off jim johnson. -- a lot of hits off jim johnson. >> jim h.: just inside. >> jim p.: you could see mike stagger back, almost wanted to get that right arm up. again, well, our pitch track, the pitch track called him out. but good night that mattered didn't get the right arm up. >> jim h.: and a base hit into left field. scutaro will be held at third as luke scott plays it back in. melvin mora plays the hop and falls down. so adam lind with a base hit and toronto has first and third and only one down. >> jim p.: how good a hitter is this kid. we talk about nick markakis. this is what nick does. watch him just go out there. the ball stayed up just a shade. then hit so crisply. melvin, rick kranitz is going to come out and talk to jimmy johnson. you have a young pitcher, you have a young catcher. let's just get on the right page. you have a guy that's camable of throwing ground balls, that's jim johnson. if you can get the ground ball, you might be able to get out of this inning with a double play. of course rolen, what's he doing. he's thinking, i want to get a

johnson controls is doing just that. for two decades it's been one of the largest makers of auto seats and interiors. but, it's also been keeping buildings warm and cool for more than a century. diane eastabrook explains why the milwaukee-based firm is turning up the heat on that business. >> reporter: johnson control's 42-year-old headquarters has become the company's hottest marketing tool for what it call its building efficiency business. c.e.o. stephen roell delights in showing off a renovation at the massive office complex which includes solar panels. >> they provide basically what was a fourth of the energy for our campus. >> reporter: a geothermal system warms and cools the facility-- and sky lights help illuminate work areas. roell thinks the world is only beginning to embrace energy conservation and that could mean big bucks for johnson controls. >> i think people really want to go to renewable. i think it's just a function of when they get into the economics they need to understand that it is a part of an energ

johnson controls idoing just that. for two dedes it's been one of the largt makers of auto seats and interiors. t, it's also been keeping buildings warmnd cool for more an a century. diane eastabrook explains wh the milwaukee-bad firm is turninup the heat on that buness. >> reporter: johnson ctrol's 42-yeaold headquarters has become the company's hotte marketing ol for what it cl its building eiciency business c.e.o. stephenoell delights in showinoff a renovation at the massive office compl which includes sar panels. >> they provide sically what was fourth of the energy for our campus. >> reporter: geothermal system warms and ols the facility-- and sky lights help illumina work areas. ell thinks the world is only beginning embrace energy conservation and that cod mean big bucks r johnson controls. >> i think people real want to go to rewable. i think it's jusa function of wh they get into the economics they need understand that it is a part of an energy conservation plan in tal. >> rorter: johnson controls made its mar

compare johnson and kennedy. you sat with them, served with them. >> i can't do that in two minutes or 20 minutes or whatever. >> rose: did you get into this, earl? >> not really. >> well, yes, we did. not to contradict anybody. >> i had... >> come on! >> i didn't really compare them, i talked about each. i had... maybe the point to make is about johnson because ultimately i left. i had tremendous respect and affection for johnson. i think he had respect and affection for me. at the end we disagreed totally. and something had to give. and i was out. and i said to my friend kate graham, the former publisher of the "washington post." you know, to this day-- this is five or seven years ago before she died. i said "to this day, kay, i don't know whether i quit or i was fired." she said "you're out of your mind, of course you were fired." the reason i didn't know is because i had tremendous respect for johnson and i wanted to stay for as long as i could be of help. anyhow, i left and that was the proper thing because

josh johnson, a strikeout pitcher. on the year, three strikeouts today, 97 total. but he has walked three. joe robbie stadium and pro player and now land sharkstadium. then i learned last night that this land shark naming deal is temporary. they have it up in lights but nothing appears to be personality. somebody told me they signed an 8-month contract. is that crazy? 2-2 to willingham. and josh will go out of play right side. we arrive at the 1 0-0 hour. first game in progress in major league baseball today and the nats with a run in the 2nd on a jordan zimmerman hit, his first major league hit, leading 1-0. bob

johnson? >> yes. the supreme court held that in 2004. >> do you agree with that, mr. kris? >> yes, i agree with mr. johnson, yes. >> so to conclude, the only theory that would allow this country to indefinitely detain someone without a criminal trial would be the fact that we would find them to be part of the enemy force, they're still dangerous and they're not subject to being released, is that correct? a process that would render that decision? >> i'm not sure that dangerousness is even part of the initial judgment under the -- >> that's true, it's not required. >> i mean, i think their status and that is being litigated in other cases and i think the court said at some point that authorities detained could run out. but essentially i agree with what you're saying, yes. >> thank you. >> thank you. senator ben nelson. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i think what you said in terms of geography is that -- well, let me ask -- does geography matter in terms of article 3 or geography may matter? in oth

and then told the american public that lyndon johnson passed away. >> i'm talking to tom johnson, the press secretary for lyndon johnson. it was reported that the 36th president of the united states died this afternoon. >> now, in all this day, when it has to be perfect, and it has to be right, and you can't make a mistake on the air, and all of that, cronkite understood, "hey, we're about learning stuff here. we're about finding out things." and so he just told the american public watching his broadcast that night to wait a minute, "while i find out what's going on, and then i'll tell you." >> they tell me this world i'm living in is limited only by my imagination. first of all, let me get rid of this ridiculous hat. now then, i could, for instance, decide i didn't like this costume. let's say change it all or change the color of my boutonniere, or if i want to live in a more mundane world, i could give you a tap dance. and if all else fails, i can simply disappear. >> narrator: "that's the way it was: remembering walter cronkite." a cbs news special will continue. a heart attack at

reporting live in downtown baltimore, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> it is 5:46. let's look at some of the other stories we're working on for you this morning. imagine waking up and finding that your property has been vandalized. that's the reality for several people in northwest baltimore this morning. police say cars and homes on bealer avenue became an open target for a 17-year-old around 2:00 this morning. 10 cars vandalized. the boy is in police custody this morning. >>> also this morning, president barack obama actually did bounce the first pitch last night but the ceremonial pitch at the all-star game barely reached the plate. st. louis cardinals star albert pujols helped him out to scoop the toss. last night the president met or adam jones, joe madden, derek jeter and ryan howard before the game in the locker room. the american league took the victory 4-3. >>> as for the game played in two hours and 31 minutes, it came down to the catch from tampa bay's carl crawford. in the eighth after a triple from curtis granderson it turned out that our adam jones sen

little tapper nick johnson. a race to the bag. >> rob: if you're jim tracy, this game could go awhile. >> bob: true. >> rob: so i can't burn a lot of guys coming out of the bull pen this early in the ballgame. >> bob: get all the latest nats news, offers, discounts on facebook. join the fan page you could add teddy roosevelt as your friend. natstown .mbl. >> rob: i followed teddy. >> bob: what you just brought up is a total difference the way don baylor used to manage in this ballpark. if it was a game where there were runs scored early he would pinch hit for his pitcher in the 3rd, 4th, 5th inning. so many boppers on that team he just wanted to score as many runs as he could, get ahead of you and then turn it over to his bull pen. i remember he had a guy here on his bench who played for the expos. his name was john vanderwal. when he played in this ballpark was one of the most dangerous pinch hitters in the league and don baylor would go to his bench early and often when he managed this club. this was his philo

johnson, the nats in favor here. 3-1. johnson hits it a mile high. this ballpark has as little foul ground as any in baseball. jordan zimmerman, by the way, 100 pitches, 74 strikes in his 6 innings when he gave up two runs on six hits, walked one and struck out six. double play helped him in the bottom of the 6th as they double hanley ramirez off first. 3-2 to nick. and pinto misses away. runner was going. 2 on, nobody out. >> rob: speaking of pitching, national league pitcher of the month, john lannan is up for that, 3-0. the nationals have won four of the five starts. 37 innings, 28 hits allowed, only 3 homeruns, 11 walks and 13 strikeouts. hopefully john lannan could possibly win pitcher of the month for the month of june. >> bob: that would be nice. best month the nationals pitchers have had in a a long, long time. we saw brian sanchez, right hander, former nat, throwing for the marlins. and a big spot here for ryan zimmerman. he is 0-for-3 today. he has been robbed of an extra base hit by chris coghlan in left. tying run's at second base, nobody

. >> that was amazing because to me, you know, magic johnson is bigger than life, but to magic johnson, michael jackson was bigger than life. >> and you got to remember, magic johnson has won championships and he said the best day in his life was having chicken in michael jackson's house, kentucky fried chicken, eating is fried chicken when he asked for grilled chicken. it was great. you heard fantastic stories. >> janelle showden, brings up a great point. magic johnson, you talk about smiles. everyone always talked about his smile. even magic johnson was in awe of michael jackson. >> who was not in awe of michael jackson? michael jackson was larger than life. i think that was so evident in today's ceremony but at the same time that it was evident, we were able to just sort of feel like we could touch him and that he was humanized and that he was one of us. he was so larger than life, his entire life, that many of us felt like we couldn't relate. and there is not anyone who can relate to michael jackson. there is no one who had michael jackson's life. there is no celebrity who can rela

dunn and johnson. and the padres win. 83 on the change-up. >> rob: the old frankie rodriguez stretch working. and puts them p. high behind his head like franky rodriguez. >> bob: 1-2 to bard and two change-ups in a row. and that one is off. hard slider.   . >> bob: target in. and josh bard. and gets another. and the count stays 1-2. >> rob: lovely day in the capitol. >> bob: curly w flying in the dome would look even better. >> rob: that would be really cool. >> bob: bard up in the middle and by rodriguez for the first out. alberto gonzalez and anderson hernandez the next two hitters. 1-22 when he dropped that one in. he used to swing at everything up on his eyes right now. >> bob: fastball up and away. and the count is even. 1-1. 1-2. >> rob: take it is off for that one. >> rob: got a very nice differential between 84 and 92. not easy if you are a hitter. >> bob: slider is halfway in between. >> rob: you got to be ready right now with this guy. >> bob: fastball away, 2-2.

sherpry johnson has the latest on this breaking news. sherrie? >> reporter: investigators with the national transportation safety board and faa will be back at the scene today after a helicopter crashed and killed four people. interstate 70 opened since that crash. it all happened last night around 10:30 near smithsburg about 10 miles east of hagerstown. the helicopter burst into flames. it was a robinson r44 helicopter. the owner is listed as marsson aviation in wilmington, delaware. the helicopter did not hit any cars when it crashed. investigators are not sure if weather played a role in the crash but visibility was limited by the fog. witnesses say the helicopter was flying low when a bright arc of light flashed into the air when it apparently hit a power line. >> there were power lines that were down near the scene that were seen obviously right off, so there was concern about traffic going eastbound and westbound. so east and westbound 70 was closed immediately. >> once again, interstate 70 is now open to traffic in both directions. the nat

from the sports world, magic johnson and kobe bryant. not coming, debbie rowe, lisa marie presley and elizabeth taylor. thousands will be there to celebrate the king of pop. >> i was going to go to one of his concerts. i'm going to this. >> reporter: as the world prepares to say goodbye new information about his death surfaced in the investigation, that both of jackson's arms were scarred with track marks consistent with the finding of a potent sedative. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> the latest now on president barack obama's trip to russia. mr. obama met with -- in moscow today with the prime minister putin, the man considered really in charge of russia. in talks yesterday obama and russia's president agreed to cut nuclear stockpiles by about a third. >>> and back here in baltimore, a man caught with 91 pounds of cocaine is expected to plead guilty today but as part of a plea agreement he's allowed to appeal his case. 34-year-old t -- trenell murphy was arrested for having drugs in his truck. his lawyer say the search of his truck was

sherrie johnson, abc 2 news. >>> 5:47. a warm, humid morning. 73 degrees right now and fairly uniform. some 60s around the area but we're all dealing with some form of cloud cover. showers back to our west. the first round will pass off towards our north and west. we will be watching the clouds build up and the chances increase as the day wears on. this afternoon, showers and thunderstorms erupting. we had a better chance today than yesterday. the storms will actually continue to generate and get even stronger during the evening hours towards our west. looks look a main line of storms pushing through the mountains. not the best traveling days to get away for the weekends into the mountains and out to the beach. even though it does look like part of the evening will be dry across the chesapeake. the one wave watches the showers get through the morning hours. then another round of clouds with the cool air filtering in through the afternoon. tomorrow will be a day with sun in the morning turning partly to mostly cloudy in the

& johnson. the street's looking for $1.11. it looks like $1.15. sales fell. we had an analyst on earlier looking for an 7% drop. 6 percentage points seen in currency factors with the dollar. we'll also be looking to see if we can get some type of outlook for johnson & johnson.n. the year is at 451 so beat by four cents this quarter. we'll see whether they -- and it makes a difference because 4.51 compared to last year. that gets them up to at least flat year over year. it looks like domestic sales fell 6.7%. total sales, $15.24 billion. there's generic competition and topamax and the overall economy which hurts most of the consumer franchise. i think -- i don't think -- i don't think the usage of baby powder goes down but we heard that they switched to less expensive. >> you haven't changed. >> i will not change brands. it's like putting on sishlgs the real stuff. not the cornstarch. joining us -- i don't know whether mike uses baby powder. jpmorgan health care analysts. any surprises you've see

storm johnson! >> bob: ise a stormchaser and a ground ball chaser today. >> rob: well, he just subs this up like a tornado! right over the bag. nick, abusing his body for the team, doing the job. >> bob: two weeks ago, that ball hits the i bag and deflects out into right feed for a hit. >> rob: oh, don't put the hex back on. i think we put the herb on another team. >> bob: and stammen did his job by waiting for that throw, being in the right spot. here is troy tulowitzki, and strike one to him. you don't see a lat hoff guys who wear a -- you don't see a lot of guys who wear a batting glove on their fielding hand. first three innings, craig averaging 14 pitches per frame. and high breaking ball is a strike. >> rob: here ryan. >> bob: he's a bare hand guy. >> rob: he's a bare hander, and he uses a very small glove. there's ronny belliard.    so nick is the only one on infield wearing a batting glove underneath his regular glove. >> bob: 3-2 pitch. threw him a strike. don't hit it o

sherrie johnson -- indicted again. sherrie johnson has that story of the day. >> reporter: one of the baltimore's most influential businessman facing criminal charges against city councilwoman helen holton the indictments come two months after similar charges against helen holton were dismissed. john paterakis owner of h & s bakeries and developer of harbor east. the state prosecutor says he gave helen holton $6,000 to help pay for a political pull. earlier this year holton was indicted on charges of bribery and perjury. a judge dismissed those charges back in may and this time the charges that she violated campaign finance laws. here's what she had to say back in may after the initial indictments were dropped. why i am thankful for this day, that i'm that much closer to the restoration of my good name. and the work that i've done in serving the city. >> reporter: helen holton's attorney released a statement saying that in part miss holton is innocent, there was no conspiracy and she's confident this charge will meet t

randy johnson of the u.s. chamber of commerce will be along, plus more of your calls. >> during his travels next week president obama is scheduled to meet with russian president medvedev. a preview this morning from the heritage foundation two panels look at issues between the two countries including arms control. live coverage at 10:00 a.m. eastern. also at 10:00 on c-span 2 quinnipiac university has the results of a new poll on americans' attitudes toward healthcare. that is the topic of a town hall meeting it afternoon at northern virginia community college. president obama travels to annandale, virginia, to take questions from an audience and from online sources including youtube, facebook and twitter. virginia governor tim kaine will be there. that 1:15 eastern on c-span. this holiday weekend on book tv discover an unfamiliar side of our nation's first president as we are live from george washington's mount vernon estate with historian and author john ferling on the ascent of george washington. join our t

tonight -- ervan magic johnson. we play blackjack with aunt chippy and a special appearance by lakers coach phil jackson. and now, make some noise, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] captions paid for by abc, inc. >> hi, everyone. this is our game night special. i'm nurse jackie. if i seem a little off tonight it's either my prescription medication or menopause, you take your pick. it's game three of the nba finals in the amway arena. that place had better be clean, right? game two was here in sunday and the lakers won it in overtime and courtney lee missed the layup that wou have won it for the magic. aprently he was upset because during timeout he found out that marcia gay hardin had just beaten jane fonda for the tony award and couldn't get his head back in the game. they say statistically that the team that first two games wins the series 104% of the time. whoever you're rooting for, can we agree there has never been a worse name for a professional sports team than the magic? not that lakers is anythin

seventh different leader was johnson. still martin, trying to get around johnson. he's not a three-time ries champion for nothing. final lap, johnson wins his third brickyard 400 in 4 years. he's going to be someone to be reckoned with. >>> that will do it for now. jeremy and vinita, back to you. >>> well, the nascar guys weren't the only ones going fast yesterday. some hydroplane boats were racing on washington's columbia river when it all went wrong for one of the racers. >> look at that. his boat came off the water and flipped over several times in the air. amazingly, the driver was not serely injured. he was taken to the hospital, but only as a precaution. and one of his team members says, he should be ready to race again soon. >> wonder if he will, though, is the question. >> probably. i wouldn't. but probably. >>> for some of you, your local news is up next. >> and for everyone else, "america this morning" will continue after this. and added a ! little fiber? sweet! sweet! (together) sweet! (announcncer) now or the first time,, a gram of healthy ! fiber in ev

guzman a homer, nate johnson a base hit. last night the nationals had eight hits against adam wainwright in six innings but only scored one run, stranding seven.   . >> rob: everything trouble getting the braking baumgartner over. going to have to get that breaking ball over or they are going to be dead red on you. >> bob: latos a big kid, 6'6", 225. and a fastball, that's going to be a generous call and i don't blame willie hair his about being upset about that. i think i believe mike gear in the batter's box just like he did. nats gone in the third. on top of it all, we're still trying to put away some money for the future. with the wish list, we can save up for anything we want. and still have enough to cover the day-t0-day. plus, the savings engine helps our money grow. and that's something we need and want. introducing the virtual wallet from pnc, a high definition, online view of your money. pnc. leading the way.  . >> bob: members of our arme forces and they get a good hand

and a deep dive into the numbers from johnson & johnson. should the household name find a home in your portfolio? >>> earnings season getting into full swing, we've got a couple of big names with quarterly results out this morning. many more to follow. so on the earnings central purchase. carl and joe? oh, they're not perching today. you didn't like the angle of that shot, joe? >> most of the eighths are okay with me, erin, i got a little mail from a former colleague who said i look thin. >> he thinks he looks thinner on this set, erin. >> you're loot svelte.. i'm not investigating you very closely. >> and sometimes the folds in my shirt that sometimes deceive people into thinking i'm fat are gone. this a slow burn to the way the earnings season starts. that's okay, because we need to ease into it. but shares of goldman, going to be tough to trade higher today after that 8-point move yesterday. yesterday, able to hold on, that was no small feat. it was a big blowout number. but given what meredith whitney said yesterday and given the expect

johnson. we represent 241,000 sworn law enforcement officers, primarily in the largest cities of the united states. thank you, chairman leahy, on behalf of our association, i'd like to thank you for all you've done to support the law enforcement community. it's a pleasure to stand here today with you and represent the criminal justice organizations in support of judge sotomayor's nomination to the supreme court. throughout her career, judge sotomayor has worked at almost every level of the judicial system, giving her a depth of experience and knowledge that will be invaluable on the nation's highest court. she was a prosecutor and corporate litigator before her nomination to the united states district court in 1991. a year later, president clinton promoted her to the court of appeals for the second circuit, where she served for the past 11 years. through her years of trial experience as an assistant district attorney she gained an understanding of what law enforcement officers go through day i

is bruce johnson, councilman continues to blame u.s. park police while dismissing any personal responsibility for his arrest after he was stopped while following his exgirlfriend in her car with her exhusband. >> the blame aught to be on the park police. that's what started all this. illegally arrested me. we would not have some of this going on. >> you apologize to the council members. >> because i had brought . intended consequences t emth >> emwhat about the contracts? he hired donna for consulting wo eythwereeyngtida to pay her some $60,000 in taxpayer funds. >> donna had very serious financial problems. and some other things that i don't want to get into that were personal. >> wait a minute. let me finish a minute. >> and we were talking about how do you work that out? also at the same time i started this program. >> the fact you needed this money to control your personal relationship? > absolutely not. >> for the first time, the councilman produced a document that he says represents their work. >> took their resume, the bachelor's

sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> 5:32. a health scare for french president nicolas sarkozy after he collapsed during a workout. his security says he fell down while jogging at the palace of versailles near paris yesterday. so far medical tests have shown sarkozy's illness was due to heat and overwork. doctors already sent him home. he's out of the hospital now. >>> in india, a military milestone. the country launched its first locally-built nuclear-powered submarine. that makes india now one of only six countries in the world to design and construct such vehicles. the indian primen prime minister says it means no aggressive plans. >>> james von brunn is expected to be in court later this week. the 89-year-old was supposed to be in court earlier this month but his attorney said he was still recovering from his gunshot wounds and could not leave the hospital. von brunn's court appearance is scheduled for this thursday. >>> baltimore county police have a person in custody this morning in connection with a sunday morning stabb

willie harris, nick johnson, ryan zimmerman. chad gaudin is ready. we will set the line up for you in a second. willie is 0-4 and he goes up packing. he is zero for his last 16. 17 starts for a 26-year-old veteran, chad gaudin from metairie, louisiana and relief last year after spending parts of three seasons with a one. and he has been with tampa bay and toronto. naves have seen him for two innings. they liked what they score. they scored six runs on him against the cubs last year. >> rob: you will see sinkers, sliders and change-ups from gaudin, he has good stuff. >> bob: 1-2, to willie harris. and batting .230 chad fair child is the junior on the umpire crew. marty foster and bell. sun coming out now, toasty when the sun is blazing today. 90 degrees at game time. and with all the moisture we have had. it is quite muggy. st. louis underway up at philadelphia. rubber game. and scoring the run at the top of the first. and joe blanton and ted up there. and phillies have a six game lead in the east against the braves and marlins. mets are at houston. w

two of them from walter johnson high school. one apparently a 17-year-old senior girl who has been in contact with one of our nbc reporters. now, we're told there was at least one boy in the group who developed some sim soms of swine flu. he was quarantined immediately. in total, about seven students were taken to the hospital and that the rest of them were quarantined in the hotel that they were staying in there in beijing as they tried to sort out exactly what was going on with them. but we're told that more of them started to get sick. so we still have information coming in and we're going to provide updates as that information continues to come in. i can tell you so far it looks like a large number of these students are from montgomery county. we do know at least two of them attend walter johnson high school. waiting for more information. i'm tracee wilkins, live this morning outside the high school. back to you in the studio. >> thanks very much. >> earlier this year a group of students from silver springs found themselves

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sherrie johnson live with the details. >> reporter: good morning. we're on lombard street in downtown baltimore where traffic is starting to pick up just a bit but it will probably get worse before it gets better. that is because the lombard street improvement project begins this morning. crews have already set up barriers and blockades and are directing drivers in the correct lanes they need to be in. you can see with the arrows there. the improvements were actually scheduled to begin in early spring but it was delayed because of the massive watermain break. since then most of the infrastructure repairs have already been completed. now crews can start the next phase and today crews will work on improvements like milling, resurfacing and sidewalk repairs. during the first phase of the project transportation officials expect to keep at least three lanes of traffic open between light and president streets. they also have parking restrictions and extended work hours just to try to help reduce the congestion. if you're headed down here today and you're

in a couple of days i think we'll see jim johnson where he is at his strength. >> and jim johnson seems to have the number one criteria for a back end of the bullpen guy: the ability to forget. if you have a bad night, you forget about it, you show up the next day, because you know, what your team might need you tonight and it's good to hear that from jim jonson. zach greinke the best e.r.a. in the major leagues, 2.04 and going against chris tillman about to make his debut. the 21-year-old getting loose to join the big leagues.    . >>> orioles and royals toni, let's get the rick dempsey scouting report on chris tillman about to make thinks debut. >> as soon as he steps on the mound it will be a record four the orioles already. five rookie starters on the mound, first time in oriole history, and another record if he should happen to win tonight, 5-0, all five of them in their debuts, that would be the record. number two made the grade, as we talked about earlier he was told to go down to triple a ball, work on his fas

i'm sherrie johnson. i'll have that story, coming up. it's july 15th, and i'm erika, with a recap of the past 24 hours on royal caribbean's liberty of the seas. debbie from rhode island laced up the gloves in the fitness center. brooke molloy floated with friends through jamaica. late night explorers climbed mountains under the stars. and finally, jose rodriguez rocked the house in the karaoke club. that's the news. i'm erika, cruising with royal caribbean. why aren't you? because at safeway, there's always... freshly picked produce at great prices. it's 100% guaranteed to be fresh and ripe, every time. so hurry in for delicious goodness, all right down the street. that's ingredients for life. that's safeway. right now, get sweet blueberries -- just 99¢ a pint with your club card. safeway just lowered the price of summer. when you first smell the incredible scent of gain laundry detergent, time stops. ( ♪ ) your heart races. ( ♪ ) your eyes close. ( ♪ ) and you realize you're in love... earl! stop your time-wasting. with a laundry

he's not going to walk nick johnson. he'll strike him out. nick is 1-25 last. johnny and ray in the studio tonight with "nats xtra" presented by verizon fios. craig stammen's outing, i'm sure ray having some of the thoughts that rob is having about the third time through the order. adam dunn, home run 298 tonight. early ballgame. by the way, "nats xtra" at 11. 30. the ballgame is at 12:10. zimmerman, 2-3, two runs scored tonight. >> rob: that's some cheese at the knees. he'll have to hit some line drive shots in the gap. >> bob: yeah, other side. >> rob: yeah, right center. he's been all over the ball down here. >> bob: that ball hanley ramirez hit is one of the best swings i've ever seen a right- hander take in this ballpark to the right part of this place. derrek lee turned his career around here when bill robinson be the -- robinson, the former marlins pitching coach and late bill robinson got ahold of him and told him, you're strong enough. you don't have to avoid right center field even in a ballpark like this. derrek lee became one of the best hitters in

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the impact tossed johnson to the ground. it happened tuesday night at 9 o'clock near the curb at mowser and pennsylvania avenue. witnesses say the officers slowed down, looked to see if johnson was off the bike, then kept going. the attorney and police are talking about the alleged hit and run. >> it was gut wrenching to me. it was disturbing. i had other clients before who were rammed by police officer's vehicles but normally those clients had done something wrong. >> commissioner holds professionalism to the highest level if there is wrong doing on the path of the police department we will fix it and if there isn't we will address that, too. >> reporter: johnson suffered injuries to his right hand and foot there are other bruises and abrasions to his body much meantime, the lawsuit is pending and again of course police say they are investigate issing. we will have more coming up at 10 for now live at city police headquarters keiths daniels fox 45 newses. >> thank you, keith. 4 shootings leave a person dead police investiga

captioning sponsored by cbs and johnson & johnson, where quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations. good morning. charles osgood is off today. i'm anthony mason and this is sunday morning. if our greeting seems a little muted this morning, it's because all of us here at cbs news are still mourning the loss of walter cronkite, who died friday night at the age of 92. for millions of american families in the 1960s, '70s and early '80s watching walter cronkite and the "cbs evening news" was a nightly ritual. that's the way it was back then. martha teichner will report our cover story. >> the flash apparently official. president kennedy died at 1:00 p.m.. >> reporter: it's hard to remember the assassination of president kennedy without remembering the way walter cronkite reported it. or the first man on the moon. >> from the cbs news control center. >> reporter: there's a reason why he was considered the most trusted man in america.& our tribute to walter cronkite this sunday morning. >> mason: no account of walter cronkite's life and times would be comp

i'm sherrie johnson, that story coming up. it's july 16th, and i'm julio perez with a look at the past 24 hours on royal caribbean's liberty of the seas. stingrays in the caymans gave the murrays a honeymoon to remember. ulrich from germany kissed a dolphin, right on the lips. back on the ship, the afternoon bridge action was almost non-stop. and finally, an ice cream cone was rescued... on deck 11. that's the news. i'm julio perez cruising with royal caribbean. why aren't you? >>> good morning. i'm jamie costello. >> i'm megan pringle. thank you for joining us. it's wednesday, july 29th. probably going to be another hot day. we'll check with justin in a moment. first, the stories we're working on this morning. >>> there's already a beefed-up police presence following the bloodshed in east baltimore and many more officers on the way. courtesy of washington. >>> and, a big name in baltimore business now linked to the ongoing investigation of a city councilwoman. >>> the victim of nd

bergmann fires one to nick johnson. pitch out. the nationals thought, with the number 8 hitter, there might be a squeeze on. teachersrs and on third, chase headley. >> rob: runner on first. >> bob: we didn't mention he was the pitching coach but bud black did work with mike scioscia who is known for playing a national league style of ball in the american league more than any other manager over there. he loves speed guys, defense, nick johnson picking that one. that was not a good throw by bergmann. >> rob: you can't forget, you throw this by nick the guy at third easily scores, keeping them close, we talked about this. >> bob: man, he might have been out, i don't think the umpire saw that, the throw, the glove, the hand, everything was right there. i don't think nick even had to move his glove because it was already on the arm of the base runner. >> rob: sometimes you got to sell it as the first baseman, he would have been "oh i got him," screaming and yelling. >> bob: look at that. >> rob: i do believe. you got to come up and say

nick johnson gone. joe beimel gone. our show is brought to you by our good friends at vep verizon wireless. i guess their names have been mentioned. you hate to see anybody go. the trade deadline was 4:00 today. both these guys really contributed mightily to the success of this organization. >> they certainly did. nick johnson, you saw what he could do after being rid welled injury after the last cowm couple of years a real good ball player a great team player. you knew it was going to happen. i knew nick was going to be the guy mainly because i think adam dunn has to play left field. you lose a lost defense, but you gain so much offensively. i believe if he plays first base and works hard over there, he can become a good first baseman w all that size, i would have loved to have gone to him. >> tonight, he'll be your first baseman. nick johnson, five years, .280 average, 56 home runs, 248 rbi's, 121 doubles. how many times did you see him hurt? he goes to the florida marlins. we get in exchange a left- handed pitcher aa

sherrie johnson is monitoring the developments from the breaking news center and joins us now with more. sherrie? >> reporter: a new general motors is expected to emerge from bankruptcy protection this morning. it took only 40 days to reorganize what was once the world's largest company. general motors is expected to cut jobs, factories and brands. fritz henderson is expected to announce gm would cut another 4,000 white collar jobs as sales aross the industry continue to slide. the problem is, june numbers show consumer spending is down. nearly one in ten americans is without a job, the highest rate in 25 years. some say it may be time for a second government stimulus pack often. nancy pelosi says the first stimulus needs time to work. >> this third quarter is a big quarter for the stimulus. i think people will begin to see more of the results. >> reporter: retailers are looking towards the third quarter worried sales will go down. again, they say the critical back to school season is important. reporting live in the breaking news center, sherrie johnson, abc 2 news. >>> health experts