back at wimbledon in 2002 against amelie mauresmo. she won that 6-2, 6-1. bill: match point. tried to end it right bill: tried to end it right there. bill: and she was quick enough to get there. errani with the hold. serena will serve when we come serena will serve when we come back. but you can defy it. [ male announcer ] a higher standard in smooth hair is here. nexxus frizz defy system with moroccan argan oil. protects hair strand by strand to help lock in nourishment and lock out humidity. weightlessly reducing frizz by up to 87%. going beyond frizz control to captivatingly smooth hair anytime. [ hero ] because you can defy anything. [ male announcer ] nexxus frizz defy system. raise your standard. here's germany. ♪ konnichiha japan! ♪ complex science from the soviets. but wait! ♪ 600 years of brewing tradition from belgium! belgique! ♪ bill: serena williams won the opening set 6-1. now serving at 5-2 to take the match and earn a spot against victoria azarenka tomorrow night for the women's championship. championship. >> out. >> the ball is called out. bill: we'll have a

and he would come with any luck, as he put it to amelie directly to the white house. franklin roosevelt was 20 years old. he was never lacking in ambition or self-confidence. in due course true to his plan frank and quit his job and ran for the new york state senate and one. and then he ran again and won again. and only weeks after that he began negotiating with the governor of new jersey, a fellow named woodrow wilson for what would eventually be his appointment as assistant secretary of the navy. how he managed to learn such an important jobs so quickly is something they're going to have to find out for yourself. so in the book, the ins and outs of american politics have famously. and while they can make interesting reading, there are a little too complicated for a brief talk like this. what i would like to touch on in my remaining time is a brief but important clip franklin took to the panama canal still under construction when he visited in 1912. the canal had been theodore roosevelt single most unpopular achievements and would make this in your impression on fran

again, amelie is less, the afl-cio, even a member of the tea party. this is an issue for all americans. it is by its very nature inclusive. it's not like, you know, here is my program for me. many in politics, it's something that we all understand. how exactly work stated day, i don't know. by me lunch now working out on that can happen nine. [inaudible question] [inaudible question] >> and your point about fairness is absolutely right. you know, over the last six, 12 months some of the mainstream punditry is discovered in the quality. you know but one the you know that america is not as equal as a used to be. all of that stuff. ppi is putting the stuff of the 25 years. now it's been discovered. that's good. but there are two things go wrong. you don't need class war. well, and the second thing is there is this continuous, the doctor not connected between the money that's not at the bottom in the money that top. the quality somehow is organic. it comes out of some on process. it's in the numbers. is that interesting. it is not an accident. and when po

for amelie of all people that was an awful construction >> roberta shaffer, associate librarian of the library of congress. "books that shaped america." first and independence avenue in washington d.c. right across the nation's capital. the library of congress will have an exhibit, getting your input on books that you think help shape america. stop by and record your thoughts >> criticisms of the obama administration and a touch of the current state of the country she speaks of the women's national republican club in new york city for about nine or. >> monica crowley is the host of political foreign affairs analyst for the fox news channel . the most of the nationally syndicated radio program the market rarely show. she also has been a regular panelist on the mclaughlin group she shares -- served as foreign policy assistant to former president rick -- richard nixon from 1990 until his death in 1994 and wrote two best sellers about her experiences. it makes them off the record ang in winter. she is also written for the new yorker, the "wall street journal", the los angeles times, newswe

here is one fund amelie. cbs boston. do you believe climate change is real? if so, to the federal government be doing about it? >> i absolutely believe climate changes real, and they're is a combination between man-made and natural. part of the biggest things begin do is give an energy policy. what, solar, geothermal, conservation. a true of the above approach. in favor of wind and solar. against the keystone pipeline which will help create -- all you you get guys to us is denying union and non-union jobs making sure we get more of our energy of the world market to stabilize costs. then when is the last time we printed the nuclear facility to make sure we could have that same energy? i could go on and on. right now the role is off eckersley a balancing role. you cannot just have one or this or that. she's in favor of the team lines and greatest treasure. i like president -- senator kennedy before me. that's the right. those repairs are going to pay a tremendous amount more, and that is not right. >> senator brown is about a balanced approach. he is of great p