wainwright. i've just been talking to your husband, our candidate for the coming by-election at west peckham. what? adam? you've been selected. yes! oh that's wonderful! why? why? well, he was the best candidate. and certainly the, uh, most memorable. it's easy enough to stand in front of a committee and tell us what we want to hear. but it's very rare that someone comes in and tells us what they really believe in. i think the two of you are going to make a formidable team. adam, i don't believe it! i'm not sure i can believe it myself. well, believe it. you have yourselves a very good day. good-bye. you did it, you're going to be an mp! well, we haven't got there yet. well, there's no question. with my help. why do i feel there's just been a huge swing to the tories? oh, don't say that. come on, mr. wainwright. first off, i'm going to make you some supper and then we're going to start work on the national health and social security. good old attlee. i'm so proud of you. i imagine you want to kno

wainwright. i've just been talking to your husband, our candidate for the coming by-election at west peckham. what? adam? you've been selected. yes! oh that's wonderful! why? why? well, he was the best candidate. and certainly the, uh, most memorable. it's easy enough to stand in front of a committee and tell us what we want to hear. but it's very rare that someone comes in and tells us what they really believe in. i think the two of you are going to make a formidable team. adam, i don't believe it! i'm not sure i can believe it myself. well, believe it. you have yourselves a very good day. good-bye. you did it, you're going to be an mp! well, we haven't got there yet. well, there's no question. with my help. why do i feel there's just been a huge swing to the tories? oh, don't say that. come on, mr. wainwright. first off, i'm going to make you some supper and then we're going to start work on the national health and social security. good old attlee. i'm so proud of you. i imagine you want to kno

>> well, mcarthur assumed that after he was plucked from the philippines that wainwright would carry on almost to the death. wainwright sees his forces essentially starving, outmanned, and he surrenders nothing like the figure of half a million, but he surrenders them. and mcarthur publicly says thereafter that wainwright carried on a heroic battle to the very end, but as he makes clear to his inner sickle, he is -- circles, he is outraged that wainwright surrendered in the philippines. anybody else? >> time for two more questions. >> i want to play off the relationship further between fdr and mcarthur. was fdr uptight about mcarthur? was fdr inherently hostile towards mcarthur? i mean, i ask this in a certain context. when the japanese attacked pearl harbor, the commander and chief of the pacific fleet, when the japanese attacked the philippines, mcarthur was not only plucked -- as you put it -- out and taken to australia, he was given the congressional medal of honor of all things for his role. what can you elaborate on? i realize it could be the subject of an entire talk, but what

wainwright: labour, 6,448. yes! (cheering and applause) sam, what are you doing? this. sam, i've got to make a speech. so do i. adam wainwright. you're going to be the best member of parliament peckham has ever seen. i'm so bloody proud of you. i couldn't have done it without you. that's just not true. adam-- sorry-- speech. come on. what's happened to the girl? back with her family. will she talk? she'd sooner forget the whole thing, i think. can't say i blame her. the man who got her out, i take it that was your doing. he certainly proved himself quite useful. maybe we should encourage him to apply. i'll see what i can do. take a seat, mr. foyle. i can't close barton hall, if that's what you're thinking. it doesn't bother you how the intelligence that arrives on your desk is obtained? no, of course it does. but if you think the soviets aren't using the same-- or worse-- methods, you're wrong. well, i'm aware of what they do; it's what we do that's the issue. but it's intelligence that has saved many of our agents' lives. i have to see both sides of the coin. that's my

he takes adam wainwright to deep left field. 2-0 washington. to theuys are battling end. he gets the barrel. goodbye. into the night here for-three, cardinals, the final. they are eliminated. this is the seventh inning. . iround ball to the second want you to watch as he crosses to first base. this is serious from the get-go. the 20-year-old her basement in extrusion -- excruciating pain. they played every game for -- since being called up from the minors last year. devastating. -- walkoff home runs. they continue their preseason in boston tonight. let's go back to overtime. the game winner. a rebound. here is chris kelly. they win 3-2 in boston. let's go to the wnba. , a loss and the season is over. harrington, atlanta by 10. eliminate the mystics in the playoffs, 80-72. how about peyton manning dissecting the raiders tonight. has 12 touchdowns already this year. --14 over the rate of raiders. mercy rule. close to scoring. >> thanks. >> this guy has been hanging around the neighborhood for the past couple of weeks. they believe he weighs something like 800 pounds. it did

pick things up in the top jayson werth with a runner on facing adam wainwright and werth gets his 24th of the year and then 2-0 lead. bottom of the fifth 2-2 carlos beltran takes tanner roar to deech right -- deep right -- tanner roar. nats trailing fire three. adam laroche breaks his bat. pop up to left. gloved by pete who delivered the game winning hit last year. the nats defeated by the cardinals 4-3 and eliminated from the playoff chase. >> this afternoon rays and o's birds trailing 1-0 until chris davis crushes one to straight away centerfield. this one goes 400 and 29 feet. a two run shot. that's big fly number 52 on the season for davis. the orioles in front. manny machado with a q shot to the right side and he beats the throw. watch as his left leg buckles. he was tagged out -- that's the last of his concerns. he grabbed his left knee. needed to be carted off the field. he will have an m.r.i. scheduled tomorrow. bottom of the ninth pinch hitter james takes tommy to the right field. game winning homerun as the orioles lose 5-4. they now trail the indians. >> coming up the unbala

en san luis, el puertorriqueÑo carlos beltrÁn conectÓ un vuelacerca, adam wainwright se acreditÓ su 18va victoria y los cardenales vencieron 4-3 a los nacionales, que quedaron fuera de la postemporada. dejamos el beisbol y nos vamos a la arena con el mundial de futbol playa que se esta jugando en tahiti y en donde solo tres equipos de america han clasificado a los cuartos de final. argentina, brasil y el salvador. anoche estados unidos le gano 6-4 a emiratos arabes con ambos eliminados. espaÑa supero 4-2 a tahiti, holanda le gano en penales 6-5 a argentina y el salvador supero 7-6 a islas salomon. la ronda de cuartos de final sera Án disputados maÑana mie Ércoles. brasil se medira a japon, argentina contra los anfiriones de tahiti, espaÑa va con el salvador y cierran rusia con iran. los ganadores disputaran las semifinales el viernes. la concacaf y la conmebol tienen actividad hoy.y es que ea otra semana de clasificaciÓn en la liga campeones de conccaf con tres partidos, en tegucigalpa honduras, olimpia al real esteli de nicargua, en el estadio azul de mexico, cruz azul recibe al v

tanner takes the hill facing off against cardinals adam wainwright. they are now five games out of that final wild card spot in national league with just sings games to go so picture a little bit bleak there. now yesterday prior to game one of the double header davey johnson was honored with ceremony most likely final home tkpwaeufpls his manager career. nats dropped game to one. with hot shot off the third base phrepb. perez scores as the nats walk off with a 5-4 win they fin wish a 47-34 record at home. and that's just three games worst than last year. was their final all right orioles progress take on rays today and one headline coming out of this one. many has tpaeupbl and is gone down with left leg injury the severity of which will keep you updated coming up tonight at 10:00 and leave -- for now we will send back to you and you have news edge we will be back here at 10:00 of course. fox five always on. myfoxdc.com. we will see you later. have a great evening, everybody.  >> today on "tmz" -- >> bryan cranston at the airport.

from the mound, wainwright struck out all three, st. louis beat the pirates 5-nothing. they moved in to first place in the nl central, a half a game ahead of those pirates. >>> tennis, rafael natal was off 7 months last season. he has come back with a syringence especially on hard courts. he came into saturday's semifinal match with gasgay. now he can make at a time 22 and 0. gasgay didn't go away quietley. the victory advances nadal to his 12th final and 13th tournaments,une grand slam finals. pete samfords for the most grand slam. djokovich in his semifinal match split each of the first four sets setting up a 5th and deciding set. >> that's where he prevailed in convincing fashion. this will be djokovich's tripinged and his 37th career meeting with nadal. >>> the 1 and 2 seeds will meet, serena williams and azaranka meet for the second straight year. >> i am sad you pointed out that this is the beginning of the football season because my wife had some things she wanted me to do today and i told her i was going to be working. how is that for you? thank you, john. >>> t

he takes adam wainwright to deep left field. it was tied at 2. one on for carlos beltran. good-bye. a shot high, deep and into the night. 4-3, the cardinals. game three, atlanta, a loss and the season was over. the drive. atlanta by 10. 80-72. have a great day, everybody. >> mystics, eliminated. >> i saw that posted on twitter the other day. they said something about the nats and redskins. they said, let's go, nats. yes, it is cool. temperatures are generally in the 40s across the board. yesterday, our high made it to 69 degrees. that's the the coolest temperature we've had. today, a little bit below of average. let me tell you, it is chilly. frederic, down to 37 degrees. 39, martinsburg. 41, manassas. 55 degrees in annapolis, where the temperature is a little bit moderated by the chesapeake bay. this work week, it's going to remain quiet as far as any active weather goes. a few clouds over central and southwestern virginia, even into north carolina. clear skies over the city and across our viewing area. no clouds similar to yesterday morning. kids bundle up heading out the door. it

it's a problem even as we just celebrated the 50th anniversary of gideon against wainwright. you still see a different quality of justice for the poor. >> angela, how much of it has to do with that overcharging you mentioned? this is not theory about what criminals should get. this is reality where we live in a country with a very harsh and unequal justice system. >> that's the very point, is that there's so much evidence that the poor and the -- poor people and people of color, i should say, are not treated as fairly as their similarly situated white or wealthy counterparts. prosecutors hold all the cards. many of them, unfortunately, abuse the power they have and overcharge. that's why it's so very important we have a very strong defense. i was proud to play that role. >> excellent. abbe and angela, thank you for spending time with us. good luck with this the book. >> important stories in there. next up, you're going to want to stay around for this. we have jonathan "the cape isn't capehart and he has three minutes to speak his mind to you. is really made of cheese? [ crisp

. >> pete wainwright a dominant force in george w. bush's white house. what a shame all this melodrama is a m ira ge, a farce, a game, all the pose storm surge is nothing more than political theater. it appears that captain courageous himself, ted cruz and some of his colleagues are now engage egg at least for nine a premature surrender. said product of intemperament minds. the question is how much damage will to be done in the process? as i said, senator bob corker said this i didn't go to harvard or princeton but i can count. it was asked, how does this end? we made the job harder for house republicans. that's something i would hope we avoid, a response from senator cory. i understand their frustration ballgames of their inability to win races. >> you know the ads, you know the ads you were talking about, the creepy ads, a jarring new set of ads is encouraging to opt-out of health care exchanges. they are going to college football games and other events to offer millennials alternatives to obama care. >> look. >> oh, my lord. >> oh, my gosh. it was too