jeremy guthrie you know is ready to breathe. he had a personal eight-game losing streak, 0-4 this year. swung on and missed, koji uehara wraps it up and this one is in the books for the o's. and an impressive performance all around. no runs, one hit, no errors and one left. the orioles have taken two in a row. this win this one 7-3. a little celebration that will make the between-game meals that much more enjoyable. there's your final line-up there. good attack, seven runs on 12 hits in the ball game, 3, 7 and 0 for the twins. guthrie gets the win 1-4. liriano is the loser, he's 4-1. there was no save in this ball game asellout of 38,608 on hand. the orioles left eight, minnesota stranded five. the orioles came in 0-18 with runners in scoring position. and went exactly the other way in those situations in this game. >> mike: every statistic we talked about this afternoon did not take effect 12346 runners in scoring position, bingo. >> gary: let's check in with one of those big offensive bats. >> the orioles able to take the firs

jeremy guthrie will have to find that again. players certainly pitchers are creatures of habit and i could see why he would with v-done it. >> great to have eddie murray with us for the ball game. we are ready to go. when we come back, amber will join us with the pitching coach. ertz test cc1 ertz test cc1 >> gary: overcast skies it's going to be a very cool day and a cold night for game no. 2. we'll check in on how the weather is going as we move along here today. game 1, they're going to clean it out, put a whole new group of fans in and play another one tonight at 8:00 eastern time. amber had a chance to talk with rick kranitz. >> gary in a span of two starts we saw jeremy guthrie lose his command and find it again. i asked rick kranitz in that one mishap against the yankees was a matter of jeremy getting out of his own head. >> he just had one little bump in the road. you know, he's throwing five out of six real good games. he's pitched much better than that. i expect him to follow suit just like he just -- just like bergese

jeremy and stephanie? >> and, t.j., i know governor jindal says 60, 65 miles of shoreline has been touched by the oil. where you are, the sludge you have in your hands is that as far as the eye can see? >> reporter: it is right now, jeremy. it's washed down the shore. there are pelicans here on the louisiana coast that are very susceptible to this oil, i should add. yesterday they were unable to fly. they were hobbled. they're normally white and brown feathers were covered in this oil and they're susceptible to the oil because they could eat this con tan named fish and feed it to their young and also they can die of hypothermia or drowning if they're covered in too much oil. right now wildlife experts say they might just leave those breeding grounds alone because yesterday when they tried to approach and interscreen the birds became very agitated. >> very sad. all right, t.j., thank you. >>> louisiana governor bobby jindal says his state is working on a chain of sand berms that would skirt the coastline. m

jeremy and vinita? >> linsey davis, thanks. as we told you, the pakistani taliban claims responsibility for the plot. the leader appeared in a video this week promising attacks on the u.s. >> investigators in the u.s. want to know more about the time shahzad spent in pakistan. >> abc's nick schifrin is live in kabul with that part of the story this morning. good morning, nick. >> reporter: good morning, jeremy. good morning, vinita. u.s. and pakistani officials both say shahzad recently spent five months in pakistan along the border with afghanistan in the tribal areas. he received bomb-making training they say in a terror camp with the pakistani taliban and that group also gave him money for his car bomb attempt. the u.s. has been worried about this group, the pakistani taliban, for years. it's one of the deadliest in the world. it's mostly been focused on attacking inside pakistan. but as behind linsey mentioned earlier, this week in new internet videos it took credit for the times square attack and s

jeremy guthrie gets his first win of the season. francisco liriano takes his first loss of the season. markakis, .457 batting average in his last ten games, including nine r.b.i.'s. one other note, manager rod gardner says catcher joe mower is really close to returning from that heel injury. >> tigers and indians, justin verlander was 4-0 last season against the tribe. bottom six, indians down 3-0. bases loaded for austin kearnsment two runs score. indians tie the game at 3-3. same count in the seventh inning. bases loaded for detroit. miguel cabrera, what a season he's having. austin jackson and jny damon comjohnny damoncome in to score. cabrera with two r.b.i.'s today now has 32 on the season. that's top in the american league. this win snaps a two-game losing streak for detroit. meanwhile, cleveland has lost five games in a row. >> get you caught up at fenway park. yankees and red sox knotted up at 3-3 in the bottom of the fourth inning. boston getting to c.c. sabathia in the third. darnell mcdonald with a solo homer. a couple ba

jeremy has a more elegant way of putting it. jeremy? >> let's have a look at the math as it was in the last general election. if isolates' scotland, and it looks from air -- it isolates scotland, and it looks from the air like a huge stronghold around edinburg. red is dominant in scotland. you can see campbell reelected there and gordon brown there, but it is worth taking a look and the general picture in scotland. i could show them to you. 41 seats for labor, and 11 seats for the liberal democrats, six scottish nationals, and one conservative. the last general election, 40% for labor common liberal democrats 23%. -- for labor, liberal democrats, 23%. labour is hugely dominant. since the election of 2005, you have the 2007 election, and effectively becoming a minority government in scotland, but it is just a reminder of the battlelabour's of -- battle labour's opponents need here. swing to conservatives was really happening in england, but outside was a very different story. we will highlight the scottish physician, and let's have a loo

jeremy guthrie giving up the three runs, four hits, home runs have accounted for the runs. top of the order to follow. looks like a base. one away. visit orioles.com for your chance to win the know lal reimold bobble head night sweep stakes. one lucky winner will receive four vip seats an vip parking wednesday may 26, plus you could win four passes to watch batting practice on the field. don't miss your chance to experience oriole park in a new way, that's the nolan reimold bobble head park sweep stakes. span will take it top of the order, 0-2. he has struck out and flied out. try to take a souvenir hope from this opening series. to center field. jones is there. as you get off the elevator here in the press box you are greeted by a life size cardboard cutout of him holding french fries and a burger advertising somebody. so i asked him if he would sign it so i could take it home. he told me he already had but since i was looking at the fronts of the picture, i -- front of the picture i couldn't see it. >> mike: it's on the back, fellows. if you know burt. they used to have a

and for jeremy guthrie there are no wins so far eddie. that's got to be tough. >> it's starting to get a little deep in the season and everybody wants to get that first victory in. for him to have success today tees east going to have to get ahead in the count. he's definitely going to have to get ahead in the count and rely on the movement. >> for minnesota, talk about guys who are not getting hits, everybody has faced lure yano this season, he's been untouchable. >> the pitcher of the month. he seems to be back to his old style and he's attacking people with the old style change-up. it's been devastating. it's going to be a pretty good pitching match-up. >> when you go against a pitcher like lure yano, if you were going up against him, what's your thought process in taking in that. >> i know how important it is not to miss your pitch and you go up there and don't try to hit his whole repertoire. >> you a as a hitter, why does that happen? >> that's a good thing i think if he's going after hits first pitch. that gz to help him pitch into

thanks. >> thank you. >> so let's rejoin jeremy vine. jeremy, if you're equipped and ready to go? are you in downing street or where are you now? >> we're do you think street. do you remember the start of believe chaff long time ago, 12, 14 hours ago. we were looking at the conservatives paving stones these seats they need, the 116 seats for david cameron to get all the way down to downing street to number 10. each paving stone has a name of the seat on them. we've put them down on the streets. dover is there and gradually they moved on a little bit further. stockton south means they no longer have only one seat in the northeast of england. you can see the names on the paving stones. chatham, down the street they came winning these seats. we laid them out first in orto difficult and we laid them in the order they won them in and the last one you just heard warrick coming in. and it leaves david cameron short, doesn't he? he hasn't quite paved the whole way to the door of number at the point. there's a bit of space between the paving stones and the doorstep. our projections give hi

jeremy and stephanie? >> thank you, john. >>> that new financial reform proposal passed by the senate aims to prevent another market melt-down. two democrats voted no because it wasn't tough enough. while four republicans crossed over and voted yes. the bill calls for regulators to liquidate troubled financial institutions. it would create a bureau of consumer protection to oversee credit cards and mortgages. and it would establish regulations for hedge funds, derivatives and other complex financial products. but some say that it goes too far. >> i want you to just understand how wide-ranging this bill is. this is going to get into everybody's pockets. and i'm not talking about businesses. i'm talking about individuals. >> but there is likely no going back. although the senate and house must reconcile their versions, the president is expected to sign the final bill into law by the fourth of july. >>> the man charged with overseeing the nation's 16 intelligence agencies has handed in his resignation. nation

jeremy and stephanie? >> thank you. t.j. winick in washington. >>> also in washington, the search is on for a new national intelligence director, now that dennis blair is resigning from pressure from the white house. we're told president obama lost confidence in blair because of his inability to share intelligence in a comprehensive way. including the recent failed times square bomb plot. >>> rand paul is scrambling to clarify what some are calling a racial remark. paul is backed by the tea party. in tuesday's primary, he defeated another republican who was backed by the gop establishment. now, he's explaining his stand on civil rights. it came into focus in interviews this week, including one on msnbc. >> do you think that a private business has a right to say we don't serve black people? >> i'm not in favor of any discrimination of any form. what about freedom of speech? should we limit speech from people we find abhorrent? should we limit racists from speaking? >> paul issued a written statement yesterday saying, i believ

jeremy and vinita? >> t.j., do we know anymore how the fbi lost track of him? >> reporter: well, according to an a.p. report, they actually intended to arrest him at his home in bridgeport, connecticut. but again, somehow they lost track of him. even more discouraging, i should add, he apparently bought his one-way plane ticket in cash at the airport, something that should have raised extra security, extra scrutiny, no matter who you are, let alone someone on a no-fly list. >> thanks, t.j. >>> we are learning about shahzad's ties to pakistan. his father is a senior member of the pakistani air force. he spent five months there getting training from the pakistani taliban. that group has killed more people than any other in pakistan. and it's different from the group the u.s. is fighting in afghanistan. >>> there continues to be questions this morning about why shahzad came so close to making his mistake. the airline he was flying on failed to act on a last-minute message, asking all airlines to check their no-fly list for a last-minute addition. earlier, we talke

and jeremy guthrie. >> wish we could get you a win today. one thing that plagued the oriole's. but it was obvious as each game went on the first of three came out and dominated the pitching. look at the numbers of the 7, 8, 9 hitters. they quinn combined for a 310. one homerun but 10 r.b.i.s and 13 runs. two walks three stolen bases. this is one of those things they will say they don't look at it they face and whether relaxing giving in or 7, 8, 9. 310. and and the lack of focus. and all the time. and and a game plan. and the job to make sure the staff is focused. they have not done that up to this point from the bottom. the yankees have 7-8-9. and in some cases they were nice. >> and one of the games and. >> and how you have to have a game plan. and today. they got an effort. it was the same. and the defense do the rest of the work for him. stayed out of the and tries to pull it. the line drive. a good defensive player. and had them off balance. doing things they should not have done. allows four hits and runs. i asked you this i'll ask you

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jeremy hubbard has those stories and more. if >> we begin with the most sweeping change to the bulls on wall street since the great depression. the senate has passed a financial overhaul bill giving the government broader powers over big banks. if it allows regulators to liquidate troubled banks at no cost to taxpayers. it creates a council to coordinate efforts to identify risks. and the consumer protection agency that stops abusive lending practices. if it must be reconciled with the house version. >>> concern about the nose is contributing to another rough day for stocks. -- concern about the new rules. a 2.5% plunge in the tokyo market lead overseas markets lower. this follows a drop in the dow jones yesterday, its worst day in more than a year. the benchmark is down 10% from its recent high. if something some investors think could be a good thing. >> if we continue to be in a bull market, a lot of this negative overbuying will be pulled out of the marketplace and we're setting ourselves up for stockton growth in the next

jeremy hubbard has those stories and more from abc. >> facebook is responding to the lead over its privacy settings. the social networking site said a statement to the bbc that says it may simplify the settings. users have criticized facebook for making of privacy settings so complicated that many people cannot protect their information. one security vendors as 16% of users have closed their accounts due to privacy concerns. >>> google is adding secure layer that will keep third parties from intercepting users search terms and results pages. this comes after the company accidentally collected personal information of users around the world. hp is adding 54,000 batteries to a big recall. it's recalling more than 100,000 batteries from laptops. the company is concerned the batteries could overheat and split apart, starting a fire. >>> are you concerned about the radiation from your cell phone' there's a new answer available from black phone users. there's an application that tells you how to avoid radiation. it takes into account distance from cell phone towers and how you are holding the pho

jeremy hubbard has those stories and more. >> good morning. an upbeat housing market. new numbers out this morning are expected to show big home sales boost in april. sales of palms were up by more than 5% compared to the previous month. -- sales of houses were up. millions of people took a vantage of the first-time homeowners tax credit off before it expired. if last week's mortgage applications fell to the lowest level in 13 years. a surprise jump in mortgage rates could get buyers back into the market. mortgage rates could go as low as 4.5% by this summer. if that would be the year's lowest level and close to a 50- year low. international investors are putting their money into the u.s. instead of europe. if the federal garmin is trying to ban baby cribs with drop down sides. the chairperson of the consumer product safety commission is pledging to ban the sale and manufacture of them. is blamed for the death of 32 infants and toddlers since 2000. many big retailers have stopped selling them but they are still widely available online. >>> airlines have added extra fee

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jeremy, stephanie? >> thank you, gloria. apparently she deeply regrets and has apologized for her serious lapse in judgment. and has admitted apparently to the british press that she is under financial pressure. >> sounds like it. if the queen is anything like the way she was portrayed in the movie "the queen," i think permafrost probably is a pretty good word for what's going down at buckingham palace. >> she can be a quite cold lady, it appears. >> stick around, more news coming up. >>> they were two major topics on the sunday talk show circuit. one was the oil spill in the gulf of mexico. >> first, rand paul, who's already making waves after his victory in kentucky's republican senate primary. paul canceled yesterday's appearance on "meet the press." here's our wrap-up. >> from nbc news in washington, "meet the press with david gregory." >> senator cornyn, rand paul's spokesman sent a statement to "meet the press" this morning indicating he didn't want to be on the program because he wanted to avoid the liberal bias of th

>> thank you so much, jeremy. i said, several hours ago that we were going to put the results on the face of big ben or the tire of big ben. and it is -- it is seven minutes past four in the morning and here is the election results and as seen if i was standing there outside the house of commons and parliament. there's the winning line the white stripe and look how way down we are before we reach the conservatives first on 158th and labor on 123. and then another long pause. we come to the democrats and they barely show on the bottom of big ben there. it is just as well we went to that because it'll soon be dawn and it won't show, will it? >> and it won't -- it is very smart. i wish there were crowds cheering and the key thing is, are they going to get to the line. and in the tonight they're not going to get to the line and will they get to the line tomorrow. will anybody get 326. doesn't look like it is going to be a hung parliament without shadow of a tout, wouldn't i say? >> i have a list here of torre misses a

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i'm jeremy hubbard. >>> good morning, 6:24. what a beautiful day today. starting off nice and cool and crisp. 50s across the area. aiming for 83. mostly sunny sky. low breeze. tonight upper 50s to low 60s. tomorrow there may be a brief shower when the wind picks up. most of tomorrow will be dry. same story on friday. easy thunder shower threat. the better chance of rain on friday night, and the first half of saturday. saturday afternoon should see an improvement at least west of the way. to the beaches, mid-67 -- 70s. mother's day will be in the 60s unfortunately. at least it's dry. >>> one crash in parkville at hillerdale road and one in westminster closed with a crash involving a motorcycle. as we peek at the cameras, the outer loop will slow down in a hurry here making your way down to the beltway or on the beltway down to i-70. checking the drive times this morning, all looking good down from 795 to i-70. five minutes for 95 southbound headed towards the beltway and 8 minute ride from the 95 split down to 295. megan and jamie, back to you. >>> mr. mic

i'm jeremy hubbard. >>> the most sweeping financial reform measure that we have seen since the 1930s is one big step closer to becoming law. >>> storage trunks sold at your target stores are now being recalled. we're going to tell you why there's a movement and what you should do if you have one. >>> 19 bank employees have cashed it in. they won the lottery. let me see 19 forms of identification, please. wow, how about that? >> nice. >> 19 bank employees. they did it all with one little bank pen. >> it will be in the newsroom one of these days. >>> "good morning, maryland," i'm jamie costello. >> i'm megan pringle. thanks for joining us. >> it's friday. we have a lot of commencement exercises going on. justin berk has the weather. >> reporter: the window of the inner harbor looking good. it's 5:29. sun trying to pop up over the eastern sky and a pretty view. very, very serene as we start off on this friday morning. we check out some other areas.

here is jeremy with that watch party. >> reporter: it's fitting a show that has been the focus of such hype now one for the record points. >> 60 hours. all right. who needs sleep? >> reporter: since wednesday they have held sleepless vigil outside this new york city bar trying a world record for the most hours spent watching lost nonstop. >> i thought what are friends for? if he wants to i will do. >> reporter: like the survivors they stranded here this have been pounding caffeine, screaming at the tv, exercising in place, anything to stay awake while brushing up on the past six seasons. as the clock ticks down millions are still picking apart the shows. it a metaphor for the bible? some have biblical names, for those of us who don't know much about it it's all lost in translation. >> can you explain the story line in just a nut shell? >> my gosh. >> start with --. if a nut shell. how big is the nut shell? >> that's one of the cool things. you can create your own meaning. >> it's like the bermuda triangle had an island. >> reporter: they now have their own viewers by web camera. >> ita

i'm jeremy hubbard. >>> doppler. doppler. just keep saying that word today. something about that. we won't need it today. we have the all clear as we've got ourselves just a partly cloudy sky. we start in the upper 50s and low 60s aiming for 86 this afternoon. overnight again upper 50s and upper 60s. a few showers and we'll cool it down to 76 on saturday. a few more showers and more clouds on sunday. not a complete washout. still a better chance of rain for the end of the weekend, 71. 77 starting to clear out. it is 6:23. let's get back to the roads. kim? >> reporter: that incident i mentioned at jessup at's that teak drive, that is a structure fire. so you will see fire crews and emergency crews on the scene there. you could have minor delays this morning. as you take a peek at our drive times, looking good on the jfx from northern parkway down to maryland avenue. that is a five-minute trip. no problems on 95 southbound on the beltway down to 895. as you make your way from the split to the fort mchenry toll plaza, that will take you around five minutes. traffic is looking good he

i'm jeremy hubbard. an upbeat housing market tops your "moneyscope." new in terms out this morning are expected to show a home sales boost in april. sales of homes up by 5% compared to the month before. it shows millions of buyers took advantage of the $8,000 first-time home buyer tax credit before it expired. there is still uncertainty, last week mortgage applications fell to the lowest level in 13 years. >>> a surprise dip in mortgage rates could get buyers back into the market. this morning's "wall street journal" reports that mortgage rates could go as low as 4.5% by this summer. that would be the year's lowest level and close to a 50-year low. due to international investors putting their money in the u.s. instead of europe. >>> the federal government is preparing to ban cribs with dropdown sides. the chairperson of the consumer product safety commission is pledging to ban the manufacturer and sale of the cribs this year. the cribs are blamed for the deaths of at least 32 infants and toddlers since 2000. many big retailers stopped selling them but

trooper first class jeremy tindall stopped a car for speeding last night on i-270. police say the 22-year-old passenger acted suspiciously. he was ordered out of the car and a plastic bag of drug pairer in naila fell from his pants leg and he took off running. he said he felt a pop in his left leg but managed to pull the suspect to the ground. >>> a muggy start to the week. we did get some sun this afternoon, you're looking at a live picture of the traffic cam, at i-695 and 70. traffic is actually moving. wyett everhart has the forecast to tell us more. >> a kind of a murky monday especially early on but we got nice sunshine this afternoon. i can show you that clearing going on on the visible satellite view. you can see that from east-to-west now. clouds beginning to break apart. we may have decent clearing around for the evening here. maryland's most powerful doppler radar tracking a couple showers, primarily the northern, eastern shore up through cecil county and elkton. other than that right now not a lot of rain statewide. so, variably cloudy conditions this mor

jeremy hubbard has those stories. >> google made several big announcements on thursday. it will soon be on your television. it is teaming up with sony, intel, and lots degitech with channel surfing technology that you can find any movie, tv show, or video whether it's on tv or on line and you would be able to personalize content, servers the web, and more. those tv sets will go on sale this fall. also, google is upgrading its smart phone. the news android version will be much faster than the current one, running certain programs five times faster. it will turn android telephones into wi-fi hot spots you can look up to a laptop to get internet access. android owners will soon be able to stream music from their home computer to their telephone. 3 d is everywhere these days. newspapers next. the philadelphia inquirer will publish a special section in 3 d, on newsstands sunday, june 13 and available on their web site the next day. finally, a birthday for pac-man, turning 30 years old tomorrow. the most successful coin- operated game ever. the company that made the game is re

jeremy had to be defeated first. the defeat of japan is going to come soon afterwards, consequently. but you see, as i told you, germany, they thought the very end, the germans fought seven or eight days even after berlin fell and hitler killed himself. i mean, this was an enormous thing. i repeat to you, 80 million people with resources, industrial resources, that were much smaller than that of the russian and the american and british empires combined. and it took six years. but what i'm always interested is not only what happens in the military or industrial field, but what people think. just think of something that has impressed me for a long time, and actually that i do not mention in this book. when germany was defeated, hitler killed himself. germany surrendered and nine -- in may 1945. about 10 or 20,000 germans committed suicide. and they were these people who kill themselves were not necessarily nazis. many of them were party members and so forth. and even not necessarily, those unfortunate germans who were

jones came over in that three- player deal with boston that sent jeremy hermida up there november 5. he went to high school in west palm. he's a florida state seminole. maxwell takes it outside. 2-0. two outs here in the 8th. zimmerman has double. done. drove him home with a single. first baseman cantu playing behind adam. 3-0. now he may take a couple. desmond is on deck. you wonder how long fredi gonzales will go with a left- hander with very little big- league experience. his first appearance as a marlin. with what is now a dangerous young right-handed hitter on deck. walked him on four. lett see if the manager comes out of the dugout. >> rob: looks like he tried to aim that last pitch. and that will be it. quick appearance. >> bob: fredi gonzales had the right arm up before he left. that's its for hunter jones in his marlin debut. they have been warming up chris lerew and a big spot for ian desmond. baccalaureate. correct. [ audience groans ] since this competition has been continuing for 48 hours and we have yet to eliminate anyone, it is the decision of this board to declare al

trooper first class jeremy tindall stopped the car for speeding. he noticed the driver was acting suspiciously. he ordered him out of the car. that's when police tell us a plastic bag used for drugs fell out of the driver's pant leg. he took off running. tindall started chasing the suspect but felt something pop in his left leg. he kept going, managed to grab the suspect and make an arrest, broken leg and all. >>> chuck bell is in the storm center. >> troop climbed into the mid and high 70s. here's a check of doppler radar. there are some very light little popcorn showers off the eastern shore. they're coming out over the bay. so you folks from annapolis northbound towards severin and the inner harbor of baltimore might get a stray shower. one or two westbound moving light showers. 95% of this will stay dry as you look at your good night forecast. plenty of clouds. not too much in the way of rain showers. you've got to love your late sunsets and early sun rises this time of year. so a cool and cloudy evening. very foggy start for tomorrow morning.

>> jeremy schaap looks at the decision. >> not even in cleveland, did anybody expect an ending like this? but, the two-time m.v.p. lebron, and the cavs, the team with the game's best record, and serious designs on the championship, being dumped, second-round of the n.b.a. playoffs. cleveland's hopes to keep lebron, reaching the finals, those hopes may very well take a hit. >> i don't hang my head low or make excuses. because that's not the type of person i am. >> speculation on what happens next has started. jay-z is recruiting him to play for the nets, and ultimately in brooklyn, and then go to new york, and save the knicks. john calipari, might coach lebron, in chicago. pat riley, wants him in miami. and even the clippers, with all that salary-cap room, pretty good players, would be a better place for him to pursue a title. losing like this, the reasoning goes? makes it easier for lebron, to close the first chapter of his career, cleveland chapter, and seek the happy ending elsewhere. >> worse playoff loss in cavs' history. >> nothing noble about how they went out, didn't happen in the

his attorney, jeremy morerily, says the outlook is bleak. >> it is most likely that he will never seat children again up they're adults. >> reporter: that's because skra pan isn't party to an international treaty that will require to promptly return the child abducted by a parent. in fact, japan has never once returned an abducted child to the u.s. a sobering reality that leaves this father with a heavy heart. >> i love them and i'll never give up on them. and i'm always here. daddy loves them. >> that was meredith vieira reporting. the father appeared in an exclusive interview this morning on the "today" show. he said a resolution will be introduced today condemning japan for not allowing children who are been abducted to interact with their parents. >>> our time now is 41 minutes after 11:00. and still ahead, a day after major indexes posted their biggest losses in months, investors are looking for better news morning. we'll have the latest numbers. >>> plus, one of the stars of the nbc hit parenthood talks about growing up in northern virginia. stay with us. >>> for the second day i

astronomer jeremy erman saw the data and wrote one word in the margin. >> larry: this is a remarkable, remarkable entertaining feature that will air on discovery sunday. john smithson and ben buoy are the executive producers of "into the universe" with steven hawking. this would be an opinion, ben. do you think we would be hostile or not hostile to another environment coming here? >> do i think -- i don't think you can really say. i think the only thing you can say is you don't know. if you don't know caution seems to be the most sensible approach. so i'm not one to call whether aliens will come here and stroke us and pet us or zap up with lazers. i think we just don't know, and, therefore, you can't really say. you can't say one way or another. you can just think that maybe caution would be a good idea. >> larry: steven theorizes the negative aspect, does he not, john? >> he rightly thinks we should be cautious, and i'm in the going to second guess professor hawking. that is what is so intriguing, isn't it, about this whole subject? could there be life out there? if so, is that just

host: we're going to leave it there, jeremy. is there any responsibility within the m.m.s. to help with the clean-up now that they've issued the drilling rights and collected the money? guest: well, the act of 1990, which was enacted after the exxon valdez tanker ran aground, lays out the procedure for a response, and it's really ultimately -- it's really the responsible party, in this case, b.p. it falls to them to do the clean-up. that doesn't mean government doesn't have a role. there are quite a few agencies involved in the entire effort, and b.t. is essentially working with the coast guard and other agencies down in the gulf to try to contain this, so clean up the spill. so government agencies are essentially partnering with b.p., but in the end, it's also to finance it and to conduct a lot of this work. host: next up is bakersfield, california, on our line for independents. go ahead. caller: thank you, robb. a few months back, we lost c-span2, and boy, i really missing able to watch the senate. so if anyone there can help near bakersfield, i'm convinced that bright ho

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the liquidator, brian kelly, and jeremy, and hillary kramer. the last question that we heard was very interesting. fill ang lead es asking both executives by the fact they were approached by john paulson to short. did you make the right decision by turning this yield down, he was asked. this is all sort of a reminder that goldman sachs is looming in the background and the financial regulation is on the forefront. >> i actually thought that was a really fascinating question. and kind of a skirting answer to it. you know, that could break something loose here for goldman sachs. on the negative side. if somebody else in the industry says, yes, this was unethical. you know, it's very, very interesting. >> jud, you have been at the forefront about being cautious on the financials. we're holding in there across the board, even goldman sachs is still trading higher ahead of that big conference call that's going to get under way in about eight minutes' time. >> well, fundamentally positive for financials is the steep yield curve trade. they still have

joining us now, jeremy hite of the tennessee emergency management agency. it's my understanding that you're not really even sure how high this river is going to go. >> well, we've gotten the forecast from the weather service. now, that's always with a grain of salt because the runoff we're seeing is tremendous, but hopefully with the rain now behind us, that river level will start to match up to the forecast. jane: -- jon: it makes it pretty hard to figure out when you've got these various drainage basins that feed into the krem berland, each gets a different amount of rain and you've got to do the mathematical mod tell figure out how high it's going to go. >> fortunately we have the services, we have the forecast for cumberland, obviously it's way over flood stages in a lot of places but there in chartsville, cartage and nashville, we're hoping that the crest will taper off to what they've predicted and of course we're going to have to wait for that to go dhiewnd won't happen until sometime wednesday. jon scwn what are you looking at? >> the crest for the

>> alana, jeremy, and trevor. >> and your beautiful 2 1/2-year-old? >> this is bethan. >> they're so cute. let's check your weather, see what's going on. we'll show you our pick city of the day, manhattan near in new york, nbc 4, morning clouds, afternoon sun, 74 degrees for a high today. as we look at the rest of the country, you can see we have a big storm blowing up through the dakotas, risk of strong storms there later today. we also have a lot of wet weather along the southeastern atlantic coast. that's just ahead of a big low pressure area out in the atlantic. look for that risk of strong storms through the plains. beautiful here in the northeast. >> we are off to a kind of the wet start. it should improve as we had through the afternoon. a slight chance for a shower later today, and >> don't forget, you can get your weather any time of day or night weather channel on cable or weather.com online. matt? >> thanks very much. >>> rock star and champion bret michaels on his victory of "celebrity apprentice" and his recent health scares, right after

>> they've all gone home for the night, jeremy. this small community center is a big part in the recent electoral history on the eve of 2001 and 2005 general elections, toni -- tony blair made this his last campaign stop. and those that supported labor in those contest. he said whatever your doubts or disappointments at the moment of risk to our economy, i ask you to come home to hay -- labor. labor is hope tonight. that voters will have looked at the changes message and have a look around their shop windows and asked some questions and still have significant doubts about the big issues about jobs and the economy. as he left here about 15 minutes ago to head for his constituency, did gordon brown really believe that come friday he would still be in a possession of commons majority? i don't know. but having followed him around, i can say his energy levels are undimmed. >> by the time we caught up with gordon brown, he was already on the third campaign stop of the lead. it's amazing that in the course of these close quarter shopping

jeremy guthrie, an outstanding number there and for kevin millwood, huh-uh. as with all ballparks indoors and outdoors, some of aring to succeed, mike flannagan and some are not. >> mike: and certainly some of the current orioles getting the last win that the orioles received at the metrodome. and kevin millwood, i'm sure he is just waltzing over here instead of going back to the dome. >> gary: brad bergesen is going to get a chance to bonn the mound. coming off last year an injury that ended his season. >> mike: you go back to last july 30th, everything was going well for brad bergesen, and 7-1 down the stretch, but you had a feeling once this happened as quickly as he really does get off the field, it was something much more serious as he heads and the trainer's room and it was a long season, a season- ending injury for brad bergesen. and he really put up some good numbers. and 71 -- 7-1 in 12 consecutive starts so a lot of things have changed. mr. times when you're hit by a line drive, it has a long-term effect. you go back to mike mussina and i saw norm c

jeremy vines explains. >> let have a look at the polls going back to the start of the campaign and see whether david cameron can have any of confidence that he could get an overall majority and go through the door number 10. so april 6, the campaign starts and you can see the concern is on 38%, labor in red on 31%, and the thumping along in that position for months, but then we have the game change, the television debate and look at this demarkble ramping effect on the libdam vote and juddly it's a tussle for second place and you can see the river being driven into this psychologically difficult position, 28% which is what michael foot got in the disasterrous 1983 election. result. 28 for labor. 27 for the libdams by the end of the campaign. it is not deflated and 36 for the conservatives, leaves them actually below where they were at the very start. they've come down a bit, probably because the libdams have come up. where does that leave david cameron, does he any chance of getting all the way down downing street? let's have a look. here we have downing street on the far end. at the o