enjoy refreshment at its peak. aaaaaahhh! frost-brewed coors light. the world s most refreshing beer. rob: lots of contact las night in pittsburgh. former teammate lastings milledge doing most of the d angelo in a one-run win for the pirates. tonight they meet again and the plan is for the nats to finish on top. [ music ] rob: it s time for the nats to start playing a little better against the pittsburgh pirates. welcome to pnc park! the folks coming in for a saturday night baseball game and a concert afterwards. the pirates have beaten the nats four out of five so far this year. bob carpenter, rob dibble, welcome to western pennsylvania. no matter where we are on the map, ryan zimmerman has been very good lately. rob: and he s right at the heart of this nucleus. it is a very young ball club. elijah dukes comes up. ryan zimmerman, our all-star third baseman has been on fire lately. defensively we know he is stellar. he has a great glove at third. one error in the
and harper sirleaf. funded by thomas shippers and 1734 and chartered by the va 1762, is the oldest town in the state. today, shepherdstown is home to a division of the u.s. fish and wildlife service, a bureau of the department of interior. that is where q&a cameras went in late april to talk with historian, douglas brinkley, about his upcoming book on the influence of our 26 president on the history of the conservation movement. the book is titled, the wilderness warrior theodore roosevelt and the crusade for america. host: doug brinkley why did you want to start our conversation about your book at this center? guest: this is the national conservation training center. this is where biologists get trained, make sure that our rivers and that are marshlands are taking care of, that manage endangered species. it is the headquarters of u.s. fish and wildlife but conservationists leaders from all over the world come here for seminars and to learn proper methods and techniques