a. noble joke of eight years into the man's final after a full set victory of a joe wilfried tsonga the frenchman who knocked out george federer in the previous stage unable to put on a similar performance against the so called go take. on the side break seven six six two six seven and six three djokovic she will face the british number one and to marry well number one draw from the doll next. i do know i'll show him oceans i was really happy there this is one of those moments were. were you can describe it with the words you remember all your career all your childhood everything you worked for you know. it comes true. and the dull mario playing it's out of the moment in the second semifinal the scot has won the opening set by seven games to five breaking rafael and it's wild game. in the ladies event by a shot up of all the back to her best the russians storming into her first grand slam decided in three years following a straight sets win over sabine lisicki in the seventies set up over though not for

i see that as a noble problem, a noble cause to tackle the problem like that. i think it is an ongoing risk control mechanism that we are talking about. i think it is a good idea for the purposes of managing risk that there is some sort of periodic reassessment when you get through the year without it, like a car insurance policy. it is not the same league, but if you have been lucky and did not have a problem, having the employer take responsibility of resources to manage that risk for that year, the problem we have really identified is let us not have some of san francisco uninsured. i think we can do it in a way that is not going to be so devastating. that is probably not fair. but it is going to be onerous. i am sure we are going to hear testimony. but those are thoughts i wanted to put out there. if you want to respond, supervisor, you can. >> i can give one technical response to how this is administered. healthy san francisco uses a large third-party broker to administer and handle these accounts we have been talking about. it is exactly the kind of compa

. >> jon: why were they allowed to -- i understand it is in many respects a noble endeavor to help peopleeirijis it n? isn't there value to that? >> we subsidized housing sox we got people to borrow more than they could afford to buy houses bigger than they tphaoefpld it's great when everything is going up and when the pyramid begins to collapse you feel the pain. >> jon: would we have felt the same pain. why was fannie and freddy allowed to buy into the derive actives market. why did they get into that business? >> they were simple institutions they bought simple mortgage backed supreme courts and guarantee the default risk on mortgages. your point about the mortgage securities market is well taken. we describe it as a race to the bottom. on the one hand you have fannie mae, freddie mac we call it godzilla. you have the banks we call king congress. we want the reader to envision they are looking at downtown tokyo look the at godzilla and king kong battling it out. you have to deal with both and the large institutions. >> jon: when godzilla and king kong are attacked in tokyo is there a

is right as a noble cause. but none of us should expect to win every battle. none of us should dismiss the valid beliefs of those whose politics we oppose but have been duly elected and sworn in to represent their state or their district. the tea party republicans in the house seem to have forgotten that we live in a democracy, and in a democracy, people hold different views. contrary but equally valid opinions. they have problems from a different perspective, a different background, and have a different view on the best solution. the art of governing is bridging those differences. governing is finding common ground. governing is what ronald reagan talked about in his autobiography "an american life" when he spoke about the importance of political compromise. he understood in a representative democracy, each of us has a right to our opinion, but not a right to our own way. president reagan said -- and i quote -- "when i began entering into the give-and-take of the legislative bargaining in sacramento" -- this i

they are engaged in a robust process -- of course, the outcome of the process is a noble, but the city, our department of elections -- we should monitor to them and cooperate with them to the extent possible -- the outcome of the process is unknowable. travis county, texas, also recently completed its own two- year process, looking at issues similar to what we did. our intent was to provide strategic guidance to the board of supervisors and other interested parties. we want to provide short-term actions that can be looked at and taken immediately as well as longer term recommendations really geared toward the next step, the next move for the city. this is a very complicated topic. we do not want to make it seem like it is an easy decision for an easy turn key thing we're looking at. throughout the process, we have tried to balance privatism with innovation, thinking about the next big idea in voting systems, and also want to keep incremental progress in front of us. we can always be looking for ways to improve our system. we studied by topic areas. i should mention i have some hard cop

this president who turned out to be such a noble and thoroughly decent american and this american iconhat he married. this towering figure in this country named betty ford who did so much to destigmatize alcoholism, drug addiction and treatment and breast cancer as well. appropriately remembered today in a warm, family-based service. feel terrible for the family they have to go do this again and go through these emotions in the days to come. such a towering figure should be appropriately remembered. that started today here in palm desert. >> thanks, brian williams. well put. >>> coming up next, a marine who needed a date for the ball considers a longshot and takes it on youtube. >> hey, mila. i'm sergeant moore. but you can call me scotty. i want to take a moment out of my day to invite you to the marine corps ball. november 18th. >>> it was a longshot but he took it. a marine serving in afghanistan needed a date for the marine corps ball so on a bet with a fellow marine, he made a youtube video and asked his favorite actress, mila kunis to go with him. mila kunis says she's trying to

and a shell, it will be term sheets first. >> with noble, there may not be any for one. a should be much more straightforward. it does not have the back office staff. it might be that a contract is easier to bring. >> i appreciate your forbearance. >> absolutely. >> we're talking about this coming to issue late summer, early fall. >> the goal would be to be able to produce and have customers next summer. and so we're kind of working through that by seeing if we work through this part here, it allows us to start setting some stuff. then we work with pg and e. in terms of records and the customer notifications. then you have the notice before you. it is working back from that. it is also a level from the board of supervisors of interested in seeing how it is coming, so they thought if they saw a term sheet, there would be an ability to see where they are with negotiations. president vietor: there might be some questions from the board. if we get the go-ahead on the term sheet, it could come back of the board has significant questions or concerns. >> the

they don't want you having a noble name of a noble family.ing your child from future bullying, future harassment, future embarrassment. >> has it gotten out of hand? >> over here? >> over here in this country? >> oh, i think so. >> people focus oftentimes, celebrities name their child this or that, so on and so forth, but it's not just celebrities. a lot of parents are doing this. >> they want their child to be unique, but they're going about it the wrong way. it's to the detriment of the child. >> all right, fredricka. >> yes. >> you have your legal guys on every day at noon eastern time. can you sue your parents, can you ask them that, can you sue your parents for what they name you. >> for giving you a complicated name. >> is that what you want to go with? unique is what we want to go with. >> i'll ask them, i'm not the legal expert, they are. >> they say it can hurt you in the workforce sometimes. >> i'll ask the question, how about that. >> well, good morning to you, fredricka. you look fabulous this morning, by the way. >> oh, that's so

my favorite example of what i call a noble lie is what kennedy told with the cuban missile crisis. he hoped to end that by getting christian of to withdraw the soviet missiles from cuba but the end of the crisis before it can in the word remove those munn from the jupiter missiles. kennedy had no problem and in fact, told pentagon to get them out of turkey before it that he agreed to a deal to take those missiles and he told kristian of and could say nothing and did anyone of the american media suspected ideal to ask if there was a deal, a kennedy would have to live but khrushchev should understand the deal was still on. of course, the media quickly picked up the possibility there was a deal and ast kennedy and his lieutenants about it and they lied. it was smart because kennedy ended the cuban-- cuban missile crisis given the gravity of the situation it was imperative he bring it to an end without the possibility of war. he felt the only way he could do that was to tell a lie. >> host: did fdr lie to get into world 42? >> he tried in the late summer of 1941 there was unable incide

a. noble joint ventures into the man's final after a full set victory over joe wilfried tsonga the frenchman who knocked out george better in the previous stage unable to put on a similar performance against the so called go take that set on the side break seven six six two six seven and six three jaw which will face the british number wanting to marry well number one rafael nadal next. i do know i'll show him motions i was really happy. this is one of those moments were. where you can't describe it with the words you remember all your career all your childhood everything you worked for you know. it comes true now. and i don't mario playing it's out at the moment in the second semifinal the squad is one be open he said by seven games to five breaking rafael in the twelve game. in the ladies' event by a shot up of all the back to her best the russians storming into her first grand slam deciding three years following a straight sets win over cybill is seeking the semi's shock of the knots with a burst of stars losing the opening three games. are good some style taking mine off the next games a

a noble contractors and of quote that's what senator obama said before he became president but apparently as a president now he thinks differently with the contractors role in america's wars bound to increase and with the victims of their crimes still begging for justice i'm going to check out reporting from washington our team. for more on how private armies operate in war zones so we can talk to sterling jensen who worked in iraq from two thousand and six through two thousand and eight as a contract interpreter and civilian officer for the u.s. marines. thank you for joining us today so you've worked in iraq and as we all will know for years now there's been some wild and grim accusations about these mercenaries so what's your experience of working with the private contractors that . when i was that my first experience was in two thousand and six when i was an interpreter i work with the army and sometimes when you go to main cities or you need people to pick you you didn't have your personal security detail which is usually the military with you if if people like blackwater were workin

a noble contractors and of quote that's what senator obama said before he became president but apparently as a president now he thinks differently with the contractors role in america's wars bound to increase and with the victims of their crime still begging for justice i'm going to check out reporting from washington our team. for more on how private armies operate or we can talk to human rights lawyer paul wolf who represents victims of war crimes thought to be committed by private contractors thank you very much mr wulf for joining us now could you please just briefly tell us about the cases you're involved in. well thanks for having me on i resent people who are in war but private companies the reason i do that is it's very difficult if not impossible to hold governments accountable for these kinds of crimes but bribing companies are different so you're telling me you're in the jungle because one of you have a lawsuit against you cheated out of them and then exporting the company because he was financing the various armed factions in a civil war here both sides are considered terroris

prey on the united states is a noble one user of energy in the world and train is the number two. chinese oil eighty percent of chinese energy supplies were moved by c. that you move through the streets of what's which is controlled by an american ship fleet all in move straits which control the american seventh fleet chinese are very sensitive to that is the term they would worry about the fact that the united states could sort of portage much of the original again this is part of a worldwide competition for inclusion resources between the number one a liberal to power our energy users in the world and the fact that the united states has pretty much surrounded most of china with bases there always from central asia to the north pacific but the context in which this takes place. and other international stories in brief now this hour and activists say syrian forces have killed sixty two raids across the country mostly. it comes after government tanks stormed the volatile city reportedly leaving dozens dead on friday another down is said to have claimed a further twenty two lives ac

prey on the united states is a noble one user of energy in the world and trainers and ritu and chinese oriel eighty percent of chinese energy supplies moved by see the e.u. move through the streets of rome once which is controlled by an american fleet. straight which controlled by the american seventh fleet chinese are very sensitive to this the big worry about the fact that the alleged. coverage from on the original again this is part of a worldwide competition for energy resources between a normal one a little number two powers now energy users in the world and the fact that the united states has pretty much surrounded most of china with bases there always from central asia to the north pacific that's the context in which this takes place so more and sasha news in brief now this hour activists say syrian forces killed sixty two people and raids across the country mostly in hama it comes after government tanks. reportedly dozens dead on friday and other violent crackdown is said to have the third twenty lives across the country so the answer doesn't our guys in sweat syria and march a

. >> they don't want you having a noble name of a noble family.hand? >> i think so. >> people focus, we hear celebrities name their child this and that. >> it's not just celebrities. >> a lot of people are doing. >> this they want their children to be unique. but i think they're going about it the wrong way. it's to the detriment of the child. >> what are some of the hottest baby names of 2011? well, the baby name website put out a list of the hottest names. trending high is pippa, because of that young lady right there. that is the sister of the duchess of cambridge. they made such a splash during the royal wedding and for the guys, asher pushed out henry as the number one most popular name. reynolds, what do you think about that? >> i think it's great. what was your nickname in college, what did people call you. >> i had so many. >> no, it's okay. >> some people called me lucifer. >> shoe fits sfits. >> it doesn't. >> there was a reason for that. it's a long story. >> we'll touch base on that one. we had don yesterday in terms of weather, basica

. >>> making a difference for noble animals that deserve a better life. >>> and coming in for a very last time. >>> and coming in for a very last time. nightly news begins right now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. they tell us the scientific explanation is this. high pressure compressing the air, cooking the air and ramming it down on top of us and holding it there. but here's the real problem. there are now 34 states where there are heat advisories or heat warnings. one million square miles of our country where folks are being warned about the heat tonight. this heat, the severe heart of it, affects 141 million americans as it's moved over big population centers, we can see how it's gotten worse in time lapse in recent days. we have it all covered tonight beginning with kevin tibbles on michigan avenue. kevin, good evening. >> reporter: brian, it is hot, it is oppressive, and it is dangerous. already numerous deaths are being blamed on the heat as millions try to cope in this pressure cooker. tens of millions of americans are tonight trapped in a wit

this is a concept where we are working with shell and noble. a four and a half year term which offers a -- stability and reflects -- flexibility for developing resources. 17. we in terms of mitigating risk, we are talking about the supplier taking on 100% of the risk and the city having no skin in the game. we have not found a counterparty that is willing to take them on. we do have a counterparty in shell that is a credit for the entity. -- credithworthy and today. by the same token, shell wants certainty that the energy they are buying and the hedges they are placing, they will be able to recover their costs. there is some future preparations -- appropriations and are being discussed. one is a program for a reserve amount, all thse numbers -- these numbers are in flux. this is what would be in a reserve account that shell would have access to. we are talking about an operating reserve. this would be in the 500,000 to $1.5 million. if something were to go not as anticipated, would have to go into the process of terminating the program suddenly.

a noble contractors and of quote that's what senator obama said before he became president but apparently as a president now he thinks differently with the contractors role in america's wars down to increase and with the victims of their crime still begging for justice i'm going to check on reporting from washington our team well if i get a contractor certainly have a bad name and for good reason there's been a lot of crimes as you just saw in this piece committed by these folks but the same time america is involved in so many wars and the public or frankly they're getting tired fed up of seeing innocent u.s. soldiers essentially getting a reward in these warfare efforts and perhaps maybe it's better idea to send people who voluntarily sign up to work as mercenary forces say some dollars and save the lives of our men and women in uniform that's a question i posed to scott horton he's a contributing editor of harper's magazine what's wrong with using defense contractors if it means more american men or women in uniform stay alive here's what he has a sec. well the question is accountabilit

. >> you're a noble success to larry. >> i mean it. >> that's all for tonight. a fascinating hour with bill maher. >>> i'm zain verjee at cnn in london. we begin with this news just in to cnn, the half brother of afghan president hamid karzai has been shot to death at his home in kandahar. one of his body guards shot him. we'll bring you more information when we have it. >>> britain's former prime minister gordon brown is the latest victim of phone hacking. the sun and sunday times improperly obtained personal information like bank and medical records on his family. two senior police officers will be grilled by a committee of mps why they didn't investigate phone hacking claims earlier. >>> u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton has criticized syria for failing to protect embassies after pro-government demonstrators broke windows and spray painted walls. no one managed to get into the building. >>> divers are still searching for victims of a deadly boat disaster. the boat was overloaded, not licensed to carry passengers when it sank on sunday. president dmitry m

the united states is a noble nation . the navy seals are good noble people. bin laden was an evil force in the world. good defeets evail. >> coming up. in san francisco. what jesse found there. >> it is all about free choice. >> what do you think, karl? >> i don't know. no comment. >> and later john stossle has a beef with undercover video stings. [ male announcer ] do you know how you will react when someone changes lanes without warning? or when you're distracted? when you're falling aeep at the wheel? do you know how you'll react? lexus can now precisely test the most unpredictable variable in a car -- the driver. when you pursue perfection, you don't just engineer the world's most advanced driving simulator. you engineer amazing. ♪ >> ed asener tough but lovable news room lou grant in the mary tyler moore . starred -- he is a socialist with strong political opinions. >> you play warren buffet. >> i am warren buffet. >> you are buffet. >> you know my misgivings hank and soon as they trade for themselves, the risk managers lost control. >> you like him even

noble. it's not. some government is. a lot of businesses and.rywide went $3,309,000 to the part-time chicago housekeeper who made $200 a week, 3309 dozen dollars. after receiving the mortgage she went home to poland and never made a single payment. $350,000 to an electorate california dairy worker making $1,100 a month. $398,000 to a woman unemployed since 1988. al, why would anybody when money to people like that? it is simple. you make a fee when you write the mortgage. the actual mortgage itself is transferred to all boss through government sponsored organizations like fannie mae and freddie mac. thus the connection between angela and the zillow and barney frank, the unholy alliance that is what ayn rand opposed. that is when they got you, corrupt companies, corrupt government to together. now, so deep in bed with fannie and freddie it's ridiculous. countrywide had an exclusive deal to pass on toxic mortgages at bargain rates. why anybody would want that to my don't know. actually, i do. there was a program called vip loans known informally a

the united states is a noble nation . the navy seals are good noble people. bin laden was an evil force in the world. good defeets evail. >> coming up. in san francisco. what jesse found there. >> it is all about free choice. >> what do you think, karl? >> i don't know. no comment. >> and later ♪ ♪ i like youmessy hair ♪ i like the clothes you wear ♪ i like the way you sing ♪ and when you dance with me ♪ you always make me smile [ male announcer ] we believe you're at your best when you can relax and be yourself. and at thousands of newly refreshed holiday inn hotels, you always can. holiday inn. stay you. and now stay rewarded with vacation pay. stay two weekend nights and get a $75 prepaid card. show me the carfax. oh yeah, can you show me the carfax? sunglass holder... for sunglasses. just show me the carfax. before you buy a used car, get a carx vehicle history report. see accidents and service reported to carfax and a price based on the car's history. free, at thousands of reputable dealers. just say, show me the carfax. >> ed asener tough but lovable ne

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noble. it's not. some government is. a lot of business isn't. countrywide $1,339,000 to a part-time chicago housekeeper who made $200 a week, $339,000, and after receiving the mortgage, she went home to poland and never made a single payment. $350,000 to an electorate california's dairy worker making $1100 a month. $390,000 to a woman unemployed since 1988. now, why would anybody lend money to people like that? it is simple. because you make a fee when you write the mortgage than the actual mortgage itself gets transferred to all of us, through government-sponsored organizations like fannie mae and freddie mac, thus the connection between angela mozilla on bernie frank. the unholy alliance of corporations and government is what ayn rand opposed, what atlas shrugged is about. that could make you are bankrupt companies and corrupt government is together. now angela mozilla was no deep in debt with fannie and freddie is ridiculous. countrywide had an exclusive deal with fannie and freddie to pass on toxic mortgages that are going rate and why anyon

they passed a noble law and the trees are all kept equal by hachette, axe and saw. i will argue on three grounds for "rush," for the rushing around. on neuroscience and economic history and culture. from a neurological point of view we have evolve to move forward. not stasis. we have in our brains as human beings large frontal lobes. these are windows to the future. of trouble loeb allows us to move and plan and decide to invent and try something new. we have neurotransmitters, dopamine is a chemical in your brain that gives you an extra burst of pleasure not when you win a game but when you try. dopamine gives you the sense of pleasure when you are attempting something new, when you are taking a risk. it could be the teenage boy asking the girl to the prom or the entrepreneur deciding to start a new business. these factors show me that human beings are meant to move forward. not to stay in one place. economic history. for most of human history men and women have lived no better on two legs than they had on four. for most of human history we lived no better on two le

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. >> you're a noble success to larry. >> i mean it. >> that's all for tonight. a fascinating hour with bill maher. >>> now here's around cooper. >>> we begin "keeping them honest" with a four page pledge a conservative group is asking them to sign. the marriage vow and candidates promise to find against same-sex marriage, women in combat, pornography and sharia law. the man behind this is bob vanderblatt and he's a major force in politics in iowa. michele bachmann and rick santorum were quick to sign the pledge but since this weekend and today, they have to defend this decision and there's something written into it and something that's factually incorrect. it's on the first page and it reads, slavery had a disastrous impact on african-american families. yet sadly a child born into slavery in 1860 was more likely to be raised by his mother and father in a two-parent household and an african-american baby born after the election of the first african-american president. the implication that african-american kids were better off in their home lives under slavery beca

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>> while it was a noble effort, i don't think this won anybody on the crew over, but she was trying toher best with the tools available at the time. >> the same was true when it came to female inmates and makeup. while a few items such as mascara can be purchased from the commissary, most inmates choose to save the money on eye makeup and create their own. colored pencils were a popular alternative. but inmate susan huergo took things to a whole new level. >> all women have a morning ritual on how they put things together to work their best. i thought it was really, really interesting how susan would do her hair in the morning. she would mix a package of jelly with cocoa butter and put it in her hair as hair gel. >> i'm going to go ahead and take the lotion and mix it with the jelly. just regular jelly packets we get. 20 cents each. it's a lot cheaper than gel. and i just mix it with the lotion and put the jelly in with the lotion. and i rub my hands together. and it's really messy, but it's worth it. and just kind of makes like a gel out of it. >> i know women use avocado and things l

and that is a noble principle. who are not worried about getting re-elected who are principled individuals, but at the same time this is a government where you can't have my way or the highway. take a 75% win. >> all right. mark is chairman of the memphis tea party. according to a cnn poll, 55% have an unfavorable opinion of the republican party right now. mark, do members of the tea party concern themselves with how the country sees the republican party? >> no. i think we're focused as will said on the fiscal issues. the issue isn't about compromise. it's about verifiable results. reagan had it best. trust by verify. even the three to one deal will spoke about, i looked at the proposal proposal. it takes credit for reducing as we like to hear, the cost curve over time. and the problem i think the tea party is being intransdent in this matter is it's expecting results. and we're not seeing that. the only thing we have seen that is legislation proposed and passed a cut, cap, and balance. there's not a conflict here.