You don't see that. He hit the breaking ball down the left-field line for a home run and then hit the fastball [for another home run].

He knows what he has to do. He just has to do it.

We have successfully collected samples from the comet and we're bringing them home for analysis in laboratories all over the world.

We hear that his group is getting ready to stand down. He could be home by the end of April.

[But Siegelman tells a different story:] Sometime after midnight, after the poll watchers were sent home, a small group there decided to recount the votes a third time, ... No watchers legally entitled to be present were notified -- and then a different total was established.

(Barthelemy) hit a hanging curve for his home run. The next home run came on a fastball on a 3-2 pitch. With a base open you would normally throw something in the dirt. But that comes from learning.