the crowd wants to see a fifth set. mary: oh. what a -- bill: what a heartbreaker that is for djokovic. mary: tennis has never been played like this. john: he did -- was a natural righty. they switched to lefty at a young age. that's the only way that i can think that he can hit a ball like this get enough on it, use that right hand to his advantage. mary: that winner came off the 25th shot of that rally. bill: and djokovic acknowledges how great that was from rafa. 15-15. >> let. first service. john: it doesn't even look like he's breathing hard, nadal. bill: some special play from nadal right now. again, novak with no answer to that. john: by far the best serving we've seen from nadal, when he really needed it in this final. bill: 30-15. 3-1/4 set. nadal up two sets to one. john: just barely wild. although nadal will challenge. bill: chase review. confirms that it was out. second serve now for rafa. bill: 40-15. that may have skidded off the line -- no, just short. errant shot from djokovic. another unforced error. he's up to 49

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up a structure where it's a set it and forget it trade. i bought the october 2080, 255, 230 put fly. i sold two of the october 255 puts at 230 for a total of 460 and bought one of the october 230 puts for 75 cents. between 277 and 233 i can make up to $22 with my maximum gain of 22 at 255. this is a set it and forget it trade. i'm ready to risk three to thread the needle. >> on the thread the needle trades it's harder when you use structures like this out longer in time. this makes a lot of sense to me. the last time netflix hit these levels and then collapsed, a trade like this, it probably wouldn't have worked out because the stock fell so far. here, if you're going to try to be more tactical about it. >> congratulations netflix. trailing 12 month pe is almost hundred. the only argument i have with this trade is i don't think this is a set it and forget it trade. the more time there is to exconspirae expiration. i could get out of this trade. >> one last point here, in terms of the high flying stock. we saw linkedin. the stock acted well.

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a red line. the world set a red line. the world set a red line when governments representing 98% of the word's population said the use of chemical weapons are abhorrent and passed a treaty forbidding their use, even when countries are engaged in war. congress set a red line when it ratified that treaty. congress set a red line when it indicated in -- in a piece of legislation entitled the "syria accountability act." some of the horrendous thing happening on the ground there need to be answered for. what i said in a press conference that my calculus about what's happening in syria would be altered by the use of chemical weapons which the overwhelming consensus of humanity says is wrong, that wasn't something i kind of made up. i didn't pluck it out of thin air. there is a reason for it. that's point number one. point number two, my credibility is not on the line. the international community's credibility is on the line. and america and congress' credit bit is on the line because we give lip service to the notion that these

a put fly. i wouldn't short this stock with your money. i'm going to setp a structure where it's a set it and forget it trade. when the stock was about $304, i bought the october 280, 255, 230 put fly for $3. i bought one of the october 280 puts for 685. i sold two of the october 255 puts at 230 for a total of 460 and one of the october 230 puts for 75 cents. that cost me $3. that's my maximum risk. between 277 and 233, i can make up to $22 with my maximum gain of 22 at 255. this is a set it and forget it trade. i'm willing to risk three to thread the needle in this case that the stock is down 10%, 20%. >> on the thread the needle trades, it's much harder when you use structures like this out longer in time. this one, because it's in october, this makes a lot of sense to me. the last time netflix hit these levels and then collapsed, it probably wouldn't have worked out. there you would have wanted to be an outright put buyer. here if you're going to try to be more tactical about it, a trade like this can make a lot of sense. >> congratulations, netflix, yo

a listen. >> i didn't set a red line. the world set a red line. the world set a red line when governments representing 98% of the world's population said the use of chemical weapons are abhorrent and passed a treaty forbidding their use, even when countries are engaged in war. congress set a red line when it ratified that treaty. >> reporter: the president is making the case that this is everybody's problem on capitol hill, everybody's problem in the world community, and, brian, tomorrow, the president leaves for russia where he's going to come face-to-face, if only briefly, with the one man that has stood in the way of international cooperation on this, vladamir putin. >> all right. chuck todd with the president tonight in stockholm, chuck, thanks. >>> now back to what we said at the top of the broadcast about washington and the conversation going on there. the huge lobbying effort by the obama team to get a yes vote on this military strike. our chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell covering from our d.c. newsroom tonight. andrea, go

first of all, i didn't set a red line. the world set a red line. the world set a red line when governments representing 98% of the world's population said the use of chemical weapons are aboard and passed a treaty forbidding their use, even when countries are engaged in war. congress set a red line when it ratified that treaty. congress set a red line when it indicated that in a piece of legislation entitled the syria accountability act some of the horrendous things happening on the ground there need to be answered for. so, when i said in a press conference that my calculus about what's happening in syria would be altered by the use of chemical weapons which the overwhelming consensus of humanity says is wrong, that wasn't something i just kind of made up. i didn't pluck it out of thin air. there's a reason for it. that's point number one. point number two. my credibility is not on the line. the international community's credibility is on the line and america and congress' credibility is on the line because we give lip service to the notion that the

. >> first of all, i didn't set a red line. the world set a red line. the world set a red line when government's representing 98% of the world's population said the use of chemical weapons are abhorrent and passed a treaty forbidding their use even when countries are engaged in war. congress set a red line when it ratified that treaty. >> president obama set a precedent this week by being the first sitting american president to visit sweden. during a joint news conference with the swedish prime minister mr. obama did his best to internationalize the red line. prime minister rhinefeld said sweden could only support action against syria if it were authorized by the united nations. the u.n. sent a team of inspectors to syria to verify the use of the nerve gas sarin. eight years ago in 2005, also, the u.n. security council authorized sanctions against syria. resolution 1636 punished syria for a terrorist attack in lebanon that killed a then former prime minister of lebanon, but chemical weapons being so horrific may have struck a nerve in world opinion enabl

the world set a red line. the world set a red line when government's representing 98% of the world's population said the use of chemical weapons are abhorrent and passed a treaty forbidding their use even when countries are engaged in war. congress set a red line when it ratified that treaty. >> president obama set a precedent this week by being the first sitting american president to

changes in whether people are enrolled in part a and part b. the whole set of quantify factors did not explain much of the slowdown. there is another part of the paper that goes through a number of possible factors that are difficult to quantify. they try to pull together the scraps of evidence to see what stories might've been more or less important. it does not lead to a clean, sharp "here is the effect." and now we know how persistent it will be. we are trying to make projections in the middle of the distribution of possible outcomes. we want there to be equal chances that we are too high and too low. we have seen slow growth in medicare and medicaid over the past few years. and slower growth in premiums in the private insurance market and we had expected earlier. we try to construct projections for the future that balance risks. i think there are a set of reasons why we might take the recent experience very seriously, given a lot of weight. one of those is just the breadth of the slowdown. it affects medicare and medicaid and the private health insurance

a red line. the world set a red line. the world set a red line when governments representing 8% of the world's population said the -- f chemical weapons are abhorrent and passed a treaty for their use even when countries are engaged in war. congress set a red line when it ratifyed that treaty. gwen: he doesn't like this question either but the credibility issue, who set the red line, whether congress is capable of fulfilling its promises. is that conversation happening at capitol hill as well? >> i think so. one of the things we heard from lawmakers this week in the hearings is that there's a lot of doubt about -- because there's a perception of lack of support in the international community. if there was more of an international response it would be easier to make the case to congress. there'sen the arlington -- an argument that the immediate united states national security interests are threaten end at this point. that is not only a hard sell for lawmakers to their con instead of went but they don't necessarily believe i

i'm not going to sit here and be told by you that i don't have a set of -- a sense of what the judgment is. we are talking about people being killed by gas and you want to go talk about benghazi and fast and furious. >> absolutely. americans lost their lives. i do think there should be a worldwide response, but we should act cautiously. >> we are acting cautiously. we are acting so cautiously that the president of the united states was accused of not acting because he wanted to have sufficient evidence and he wanted to build the case properly. >> it has been 15 days. >> point of privilege, here. this is important. i think this is important. it is important whether or not we are going into syria in a way that the congressman describes, which i think most people in america do not want us to do. would you not want to do that.-- we don't want to do that. that is why the president has said no boots on the ground. this is not about getting into syria's civil war. this is about enforcing the principle that people should not be allowed to gas their citizens with impunity. if we do not vote to d

the garage will providing provide a setback and the second and third story as a 15 foot set back and the fourth floor has a 50 foot set back. this is adjacent to the requesters property. the first, he story wall is set back and there is recess glazing at the second and third stories. the articulate along the east and west evaluations and the court yard and a - this will result in a higher percentage than set back properties. and finally, it will have balconies and vertical opening windows and guardrails and compliment the character of the neighborhood. that concludes my presentation and i'm available for questions >> requester you have 5 minutes. >> president fong and commissioners aim tracing i tracy and i'm representing the requester. please let me highlight two important points and i'll yield to the architect. first and foremost the project is in the guidelines with several reporters and most importantly it's out of scale with the neighborhood which is prominently 2 and 3 stories. here's a map of the neighborhood. which we hopefully, will get on the screen here that's also in exhib

a red line. the world set a red line. >> president obama seeks support for military action against syria overseas. the president will make the case to congress for military action in syria. >>> we are waiting for a house foreign affairs committee to get

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it's not a set time but it's a good time to be there. if your architect doesn't offer ca, there are instead of house inspectors i would look under construction management. there are construction managers that work with the owners to go over the invoices from the contra contractor. >> that's appropriate for major projec projects. >> they are set up terror major projects over a million dollars. >> a lot of contractors tell you once the job's done they don't need the -- you may say to the architect, do we need to keep paying the architect and the contractor says no , i have plans i can do it. the architect's participation in the renovation doing construction administration is priceless. all these things will come at you and you can bounce it off your architect, does this sound like it makes sense? do we have to move one wall and's 75 thousand dollars. he may say, no. i recommend when possible to have the architect, it's better for the contractor. when the contractor submits a request for a change he knows there will will be a professional t

test test test test test test test test test >>> i didn't set a red line. the world set a red line. et a red line when it ratified that treaty. congress set a red line when it indicated that in a piece of legislation titled the syria accountability act that some of the horrendous things that are happening on the ground there need to be answered for. my credibility is not on the line. the international community's credibility is on the line and america and congress' credibility is on the line because we give lip service to the notion that these international norms are important. >> president obama this morning in sweden on his trip overseas talking about the red line. he talked about it more than a year and two weeks ago. >> a red line for us is we start seeing a whole bunch of chemical weapons moving around or being utilized. that would change my calculus. >> let's start there. bring in the panel. steve hayes. juan williams, columnist with the hill, and syndicated columnist, charles krauthammer. charles? >> well, we heard what he said last year, it would change my calculus. he took p

now you gave us a set up a really great demonstration here and i'm afraid to know what's behind that box. yikes. all right. if there is swelling that builds up down in the leg that fluid gets in there and it can cause problems with blood flow. so compression is a very important part of the healing process. the compression will drive that fluid back up to the heart so you then have more oxygen, more nutrients, more healing. that's why compression is so important. before i started wearing the tommie copper shirt i didn't have motion more than this in this left shoulder. soon as i started putting the shirt on, next thing you know this arm is going this far. i haven't gotten my arm this far above my head in 4 years. and now back in the gym i can actually pound the way i want. but i'm a normal guy, you think that tommie copper works for just normal people? it works for professional athletes. we put professional athletes to the tommie copper test. take a look at this. i'm ed garrett i'm a lifelong athlete. i really thought my athletic endeavors were over with until tommie copper came along

so if you have that required set back and you wish to put a fence in the set back, then you're limited to a three-foot fence or a six-foot maximum height. if it's 75% open to perpendicular view, basically what it means is you've got to go up to six feet, you need some sort of iron fence or something that is very transparent. and you can't mix and match. so you can't put a three foot solid fence and then put three more feet up to the six foot that's open because obviously you're at least 60% doed by virtue of the three feet. >> basically if you're building a fence over three feet high, you need to talk to the planning department or make sure the planning department code allows it. >> can you grow a hedge? >> the question, can you grow a hedge or plants? are plants regulated like fences? >> they're not. we don't regulate vegetation up to this point so you're free. >> that's a really good question. some people say i'm going to put a six foot fence in my backyard, it's exempt from permits and i'm going to plant bamboo that grows 15 feet high to block my neighbors looking into my hot tub or

>> these are individual appoints that are in a shared setting, so we keep the same amount of protectionwith patient privacy, and meet the same quality markers of care, and the patients have to sign a confident shealty statement about protecting information. and if they won't do that, they won't attend this type of visit. >> is this a little bit ahead of its time? >> when these visits started about seven to eight years ago, it was primarily an access and quality of care discussion about why we should do this, and i think the primary care shortage and getting group support, hearing the information, and processing it, is increasing in importance, because we have chronic diseases, such as diabetes, overweight, that really to get a patient to become better and to get our population better, it's really the shared experience in -- in behavior modification. that's what we're all battling that we need help with. and the shared setting we know from the behavioral and psychology world is a much better setting to influence behavior. >> doctor what is behind the shortage of primary care physicians?

former nokia's ceo is in for a big pay day if the company completes a sale of a hand set business to microsoft. he's also considered a possible candidate to replace outgoing microsoft c o. steve balmer. the s and p and the dow closing lower today on disappointing economic reports. yahoo shares gain nearly 2%, and here come ads on pinterest. the company plans to start running ads on its popular visual book marking service. promoting pins will start appearing in the next few weerks. larry, carolyn, thank you. >> thank you. >> spencer christian is off but sandhya patel is here to keep track of everything. >> starting to look ahead to the weekend? >> we are. we're looking ahead to rain. so some part of the weekend will include rain drop autos no! >> larry, don't reject my forecast. >> it's the rain. never your forecast. the rain. >> we need the moisture here. sunshine right now. temperatures warmed up into 90s. you can see 68 in san francisco. 77 oakland, it's up into 80s from redwood city to san jose. los gatos, half moon bay 63 degrees. hazy sunshine, 88 santa rosa. 85 nappa. it's warme

a red line. the world set a red line, the world set a red line when governments representing 98% of the world's population said the use of chemical weapons are used, and passed a treaty even when the countries are engaged in war. when i said in a press conference that my -- calculus of what is happening in syria would be altered by the use of chemical weapons, which the overwhelming consensus of humanity says is wrong, i didn't just pluck that out of thin air. my credibility is not on the line. the international community's credibility is on the line. and america and congress's correct is on the line, because we give lip service to the notion that these international norms are important. >> joining me now, msnbc's krystal ball and steve kornacki. i want to listen to what president obama said in that press conference today, responding to the very important question of what he will do if congress does not approve the resolution. >> i believe congress will approve it. >> krystal, that is it. that is the answer to

i learned that with 19.5 million dollars, we could set up a ppa similar to the solar we have on sunset, we can set up a megawatt, taking those monies and putting it into build-out instead of going into this power program, so at this time, until it is reworked, my feeling is i cannot vote today on this. >> thank you very much, commissioner. i wanted to thank the staff of the puc and also i want to thank the staff of the board of supervisors and lafco for all of your hard work and of course to the advocates who are here and labor who are here as well. i think it's very important that we're grateful for all the participation that you've provide and had the input you provided. but i said before that this program has to be a clean energy goals articulated listed, i've been studying the program to understand the pros and the cons and i want to reiterate that i do my own homework and i make up my own mind and i think 20 year ins the legislature ought to indicate to you how i made up my mind and i will put my environmental record on the legislature before and after, thirdly, i think it's impor

said that my recommendation was to hire a professional architect to help with provide to provide a proper set of drawings. this applies that we ask that kind of questions which we didn't. the building has come a long way forward. it will be a background building on lombard street. i would have preferred a different window material but that's neither here nor there but the department said it's okay. so i'm okay. i like to say that - what was i going to say this doesn't address your thing. i'm going to ask the zoning administrator i've never heard that zoning association which within the owners of condominiums h they have the right for additional parking spaces and this ups the ante >> the issue is the condominium association essentially renting out parking spaces off-site and under the planning koetd code that's a right. let's say you have a 3 unit building you could rent that out within 3 hundred yards within the building and that's something that's been there's been more flexibility with co- changes over the years but this is something that's allowable to have parking provided, you know, for

. >> first of all, i didn't set a red line. the world set a red line. the world set a red line when governments representing 98% of the world's population said the use of chemical weapons are abort and passed a treaty forbidding their use even when countries are engaged in war. congress set a red line when it ratified that treaty. congress set a red line when it indicated that in a piece of legislation titled the syria accountability act that some of the horrendous things that are happening on the ground there need to be answered for. when i said in a press conference that my calculus about what's happening in syria would be altered by the use of chemical weapons, which the overwhelming consensus of humanity says is wrong, that wasn't saying i just made up. i didn't pluck it out of thin air. there's a reason for it. when those videos first broke and you saw images of over 400 children subjected to gas everybody expressed outrage. how can this happen in this modern world? well, it happened because a government chose to deploy these deadly weapons on civil

do they have any power to release inmates where a bail has been set by a judge pending their trial? >> it depends on the classification of that inmate on a very case by case assessment because no sheriff would want to risk basic liability if something went awry. when they are high enough to give us a leap for that. our confidence level would have to be at a complete optimum to be sure there is not a blow back from our policy. >> let me ask joe sarco on that most of us believe there is an an evaluation that a judge makes in making a determination whether someone whether or not should be released on their own rerecog nizance. your lawyers are in court everyday at arraignments arguing for monetary bail or agree that a defendant should be released on their own recog nizance. what factors do you think are most important when district attorneys in a court are making that recommendation to the judge? >> yes. thank you for the opportunity and the public defenders office and jeff, for pro providing this forum. i believe that pretrial release should be based on three things, risk of violence,

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a red line. the world setdid not draw the red line. humanitydy drew it decades ago. >> some tried to suggest the debate we're having today is about president's red line. i could not more forcefully state that is just plain and simply wrong. this debate is about the world's red line. >> neil: but you said it was your red line. this isn't abbott and costello, it's the commander in chief and his friends. this message makeover doesn't have anything to do with the white house inviting campaign advisors to help make the case for military action in syria. who knows how better to sell a product, even bad ones, than -- >> it's looks that matter. how you market something matters. this is inconsistent. >> he's the victim of technology. maybe 75 years ago you could say i didn't say it but -- i didn't say red line. but i think -- >> neil: i think red line and people -- >> i think did. >> there's a thing called video! >> and you know, he -- then he announces what he's going to do before he's going to do it. can you imagine

not only will the gang be getting a whole new set but they will also be adding a brand-new member to the team. carson daley will pull double duty, "the voice" and the brand-new studio. an inside look. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today." >> reporter: after spending the better part of the month outdoors. >> welcome to "today." >> reporter: the "today" show family will get to move back inside monday into some newly renovated digs. >> it's like redoing your bathroom and kitchen. when you walk in you feel more energy. that's what we'll feel monday morning. >> studio 1, a got a top to bottom makeover. al roker will get to hang out at his new interactive touch wall for weather. >> i'm excited about it because it can do stuff nobody else can do. >> not only a new set but a new member joining the show monday. >> this feels like an intervention. >> reporter: carson daley, nighttime host of "the voice" will take on social morning duty, manning a new addition to the set, orange room. >> i feel like a bat boy that got put up in the yankees lineup. >> he is a social media guy. i can lear

we've put a set of systems in place to try to address it. osing control of that growth. >> a good example: google is hiring about 25 new people every week, and it receives more than 1,000 resumes a day, but they are determined to stick to their rigorous screening process. >> the most important thing that i do is to try to hire the best people, and we do it with a huge team here. >> alan eustace is the engineer who's in charge of luring computer geeks to google. what is this? >> the "glat" is the "google labs aptitude test." it's kind of a fun challenge. >> it's not a fun challenge. it's the most intimidating thing i've ever seen in my life. google recently placed these tests in technical magazines hoping some really big brains would tackle the really hard problems. how many different ways can you color an icosahedron with one of three colors on each face? you don't even understand that question. >> no, i do. it's a 20-side polyhedron. but it's an interesting problem. there's a certain class of people in the world that thinks those problems ar

two men stole a forcible entry tool and a set of metro keys. steps have taken to ensure system security is not compromis compromised. measures have been taken to prevent a similar theft in the future. >>> 11 before the hour. former linebacker ray lewis is speaking about ravens kick returner, jacoby jones. he was in a fight on sunday night. it happened on a party bus in front of opera ultra louns. tmz first reported the story and took some pictures there as well. jones told police he couldn't remember who did it. he refused treatment. no charges were filed. lewis said the incident shows a lack of leadership on the ravens team. >>> mark trains are running again after a train hit a man last evening. mark canceled train service in the area during the investigation. >>> the relief won't stop. that's what vice president joe biden promised residents of a flood ravaged colorado. he assured them even if the government shuts down, the relief efforts won't. the flooding destroyed nearly 2,000 square miles including homes, roads, bridges. during his trip a

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. >> i didn't set a red line. the world set a red line. >> president obama seeks support for military action against syria overseas and they will make the case to congress again. >>> cleveland kidnapper ariel castro who held three women captive for a decade is found dead in his jail cell in ohio. >>> president obama is pushing for global support for action against syria. he arrived today in sweden ahead of the g-20 summit in russia. at a joint news conference with sweden's prime minister, obama called the alleged chemical attack by the assad regime barbarism and said the credibility of the national community is at stake. >> my credibility is not on the line. the international community's credibility is on the line, and america and congress's credibility is on the line because we give lip service to the notion that these international norms are important. >> for more we're joined by mike in stockholm traveling with the president. this is supposed to be a ceremonial stop. it's turned out to be so much more than that.