from toronto to montreal where the shock of the men's rogers cup to date so that you will fritz song. third seed roger federer in the last sixteen be informed french considering the first set on the tie break before the swiss fought back in the second but the decider well it was totally one sided tsonga storming to be enlightened by six games to one. no such worries for the top seed novak djokovic making it through after putin crossed martin silage in straight sets seven five six two the score in the serves second match since becoming world number one following his wimbledon triumph this improving his season's record to fifty wins with just one defeat to federer the french. verdict is also through to the last eight following a victory over evil karlovic the seventh seeded czech taking the opener six three but how they were considerably harder in the second to clinch is possible by tie break. after his own to goal from the final major of the season the p.g.a. championship steve stricker the amount of cuts following the opening run in georgia while the returning tiger woods struggled on

seven five and six three this was the opponent that's though in the formal will fritz of the. now plenty of where the content is a grouping a returning tiger woods are lined up to go for the last major of the gulf in season the ninety third edition of the p.g.a. championship sees several top ranked gulf was missing only that major title on their resume it was a gorski lose to some of the top contenders ahead of the as they stars. the p.g.a. championship is nearing a century of golfing excellence with its ninety third edition but only one of over one hundred fifty players will get to live their final major trophy of the year luke donald knows that a world number one ranking isn't enough to silence the critics the englishman well aware of the fact that nothing short of a first ever major would bring him in line with other greats of his era a predicament he shares with compared to it in world number two lee westwood you know majors are and this day and age made out to be you know the biggest deal people. pressure on the guys who have won them like myself and lee and you know adam

barn door to elsewhere roger federer around the uniform joke of each mode for made it through as will fritz on and on feast of france. and finally plenty of where the contenders including a returning tiger woods are lined up to go for the p.g.a. championship this year once or gorski previews the nine hundred third edition of the major ahead of thursday's start. the p.g.a. championship is nearing a century of golfing excellence with its ninety third edition but only one of over one hundred fifty players will get to live that final major trophy of the year luke donald knows that a world number one ranking isn't enough to silence the critics the englishman well aware of the fact that nothing short of a first ever major would bring him in line with the other greats of his era a predicament he shares with combat street and world number two lee westwood you know majors and they stand age made out to be you know the biggest deal you know people. put a lot of pressure on the guys who have won them like myself and lee and you know adam and who have some might be there is there's pressure to win and

will recall george w. bush was president, dick cheney was vice president, senate majority leader, bill fritz, republicans had a virtual lock on all of washington heading into election night 2006. they controlled every single lever of power they could control in d.c. by the end of election night 2006, that was no longer the case. >> by midnight in washington, it was a new day for the democrats, a national wave swept republicans from power in the house for the first time since the republican revolution in 1994. but the democratic wave didn't end there. well after midnight, the senate began to fall as democrats turned red states blue. >> 2006 was a clean sweep for democrats. they won a total of 30 seats to take control of the house. they won six seats in the senate and governorships across the country. it was a democratic route, bit of a landslide. it was a shock to republicans across the country. a night like that is euphoric, but people know that a night like that is sort of bittersweet because yeah, you just won a whole bunch of seats, but you won a whole bunch of seats there's no way you can possibly hold f

will die from starvation, disease, societal breakdown. at least two-thirds. the commission is criticized for actually underestimating the threat by fritz who used to be the chair of the council who says some good arguments as to why more people would die like that because americans are not come and the we just degeneration i know my parents, for example, having lived through the great depression of world war ii they didn't trust the system through a prepared -- it never heard of emp but they were never prepared for anything. my mother was constantly canning said, we had a few years' worth of food. my father knew how to hunt and fish, most americans don't know how to do that anymore he and the commission assumption is that most people did. so, if you subtract those skills, you know, you probably would end up with a higher casualty. 100 to 200 million for every life that would be saved is the bear minimum. that wouldn't solve the whole problem but it gives us a fighting chance to save those two-thirds of the american population. that is the bear minimum that should be done. it's estimated that for an increase of 60 cents in the bill of e