for compromise. now is the time for action. the era of deficit denial has to end. reporter: it took congress months, until today, to finish the 2011 budget. that was steve handelsman reporting. a woman is in critical condition tonight after being hit by a car in bethesda. it happened on river road in the intersection with river falls parkway. police say the 76-year-old woman was not in a cross walk when she was hit. the driver involved in the accident did stay on the scene. traffic on river road has been seriously impacted because of the investigation there. the man in charge of the nation s air traffic control is out of a job after a series of incidents in which air traffic controllers fell asleep at work. nbc news has learned there have been five incidents in less than two months including the one at reagan national airport on march 23rd. kristen dahlgren reports on what federal aviation leaders are doing about it. 2:00 a.m. wednesday a medevac d plane circles
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the only difference in the ballgame is the bruce two-run homer. let s continue the conversation about where strasburg s mind might be about money and playing baseball quickly. rob: i think a lot of times these players start believing everything they hear. i heard over 1500 stories were written about strasburg. it s going to be hard for yo to get your work in and get yours to the major league. aspitched innings in the major league last year. he spent the entire season getting ready. it s a ocesalways involving and always changing. you saw storen trying to get out there. that s his like this kid. they like what he s done at stanford, his makeup, his approach to the ballgame, it will fact he s all american the last two years. he s got the whole package. guzman retiring hernandez. great prep career out at stanford. dominating performance. nice play by guzman and a play spinning his way. you can see the way he reacted. rob: win field, hallof famer said a 240 major league hitt