watts brighthaupt. we are not here to discuss. [ overlapping speakers ] these are public dollars, public tax dollars. are there any other questions. reporter: yes, from the council chairman. in a one on one interview, vincent gray said he wants to know more about how the contract was awarded. there are questions that have been raised of course. we want to look at that. there were questions raised about the contract that she was involved with here in mr. barry s office. so, yes, certainly those are questions that we would want to address. reporter: according to records provided by the council, donna watts brighthaupt was hired as an independent contractor last october. she would be paid $5,000 a month for work on poverty reduction strategies. in december, barry terminated the deal without explanation. it was later reinstated. vincent gray says he not only wants to know more about the contract, he wants a code of conduct established for all members of the council.
light rail train hit them. but the train never stopped. and the parents of these teens want to know why. from what we ve heard, from one of the witnesses that was on the train, the conductor pulled up about 300 to 400 feet, stopped and looked under, said, oh, it s nothing. and then took off. and then another train hit him. hit him again. reporter: the mta says a video camera on board the train showed them walking north on the southbound tracks. but that track was being used for trains in both directions at the time. the agencies believe the boys may not have known that when they were hit at the time. why couldn t the conductor have seen them? i want closure. i really do. these are my babies. reporter: the family questioned the mta s ability to lead this investigation. because of that, the agency agreed to allow baltimore county police to take it over yesterday. there s been something wrong with this whole thing from the beginning. reporter: the mta says th
jew likto think - jim: he elevates this ball, hadn t done it that often, and aubrey huff gets that front ft down, and there is no better p and out over the plate hitter than aubrey huff. you like to get him out with slow stuff, and try to get him out on his front foot. couldn t do it there. gary: now melvin mora. he had a single first time up, 6-game hit streak. 5 for 14 off hernandez, and that s to shortstop. on you ll come to oriole park for the debut f 2110 utah streetright center s named for nick markakis and andy we are. for $21, you can get a and recen t-shirt. hope you show up. for the opening of 2110 utah, right there. two down. and luke scott who delivered a single p stands in with the bases empty. jim: one thing that livan s done well, low numbers of runners in scoring position. gary: he has an incredible good record, 5-1 for an oppont batting average to go with itf .295. jim: he does know how to pitch
and will hope baez can shut it down here and keep it at an oe run. jim: baez in on tuesday night, and pitched rely well,s always. he s only what, one run, one earned run less in 4 of his 16 starts. how do we judge relief pitche? when you inherit runners? gary: beltran has not had a hit off him, 0-8 off baez. tonight, he has singled reachd on an error and grounded out. murphy was on that is chopd off his leg for a foul ball, d a 1-1 count. orioles pen over the last 14 games, 2.72 earned run averag. they have for the most part bn exceptionally strong. jim: they have. walking was released. walker was released. [ indiscernible ] 1-1, and foul off. so a 1-2 count. this inning is a two-out inni. cora started out with a single, stole second. and murphy brought him on wita two-out double. 8 hits for the os, and 7 for the mets. but the mets have the 3-2 lea. 1-2 delivery. and that will miss for 2-2. as is typical of
for cal ripken, sr. and his son, jr., he ran every ball hard. wright s got to go so far. cora no chance, then wet infield. if you don t run hard, you don t beat this out. it s certainly not routine, but he s going as fast and as hard as he can, he beats it easily. gary: the orioles get the lead-off man on. the first hit of the ballgame for reimold. wieters who delivered his first major league home run in the second inning off tim redding stands in with nobody out. the throw over and just kind of a fall back into the bag. seven hits in the ballgame for the o s. game tied at four. bottom of the sixth inning. a meeting will take place at the mound here, the bullpen has not been active in this ballgame. but they re going oh get it going. they may want a little time right here while this meeting goes on. jim: probably see of course they were sitting next to each other before he came out there. the time of the game when you get through the line-up for the second, third time,