he meets agassi on his own terrain. and he sends him a copy of his book.aughter] >> agassi didn't reply. soñaz his first response was rey reaction. then, however, he settled down and i think this is where darwin really shows his mettle. he could s that agassi was gaining ground and maybe glaciers play some role and it's glaciers and icebergs and then he thought, i really have to see for myself. now, this was a problem because for reasons still unknown, darwin became quite debilitated by the time he was 30 years old. he had trouble even walking so far as a mile. so he couldn't really climb the andes or anything like it. he couldn't climb the mountains in scotland so he went to the closest place he might see what rock in the united kingdom that was termed of glacial origin and that was in north wales in the area that's now the national preserve and wales is very convenient because it just to the west of his childhood home. so he dragged himself not there. he couldn't have climbed that mountain but to a much lower spot. this is agassi got himself buried using

beats roddick, first repeat winner sins agassi. and when we come back, revisiting a competition.l throws a few passes when we come back. i caught that one.  . >>> welcome back, last week, fun with dave challenges, this one we got schooled by the starting quarterback of the washington redskins, jason campbell. >> continues with our receiving challenge with the quarterback the redskins, jason campbell who is going to give us a play. we're each going to go out see if we can run it out, catch, and then we'll each try to defend each other. >> first thing you got the see the ball though. >> jason, i will let you throw the little things first. >> 5-yard penalty, wrong foot up, playing -- >> drops it, oh. >> defensive on all sides -- >> little dance, have a seat there. >> we want to try this again. here we go. >> oh man. >> here we go, already. off side, 5-yard penalty. and he is going deep. going deep. can he catch it? oh, touchdown. >> almost with thhands catch. >> those of us who were in the end zone before, we act like we were there. >> take the ball -- >> i caught it. >>

they review it, he win tuesday match, the first repeat winner since agassi back in '99.nted words directed at albert haynesworth by an opponent. probably not the right thing to do. >>> coming up at 10:00 talking about the heat. if you thought today was bad it it only going to get worse. gary has the five-day forecast coming up next.  . >>> all it takes is a second to learn that life can change completely without warning. and one montgomery teen has learned that at a young age >> yeah, not only is he dealing with an unusual life injury, beth parker shows how he is inspiring others as well. >> reporter: 19-year-old wes hughes is learning much after an accident. he ran off a trail. >> i saw i was going off, time went by. >> reporter: he broke bones, cut an artery in his left leg, lost a lot of blood. >> i came close to dying that day, thankful that somebodwas there. >> reporter: as he laid there in the snow, he assumed that the doctors would just fix it. they couldn't. instead they had to take his leg. >> i loved action, always wanted to do this and that. and

i said agassi eventually quote from what he calls theodore lyman's journal.i guess i had better look this journal up and see what it is. it can't be much, somebody published it already. as i got in, i started looking on the microfilm, and my eyes regarding bigger and bigger and called for the regionals and i realize that here were six closely handwritten note books that deal lyman had maintained throughout his service, from september 18, '63 to the end of the war, as george gordon meade staff officer. yes, there was a lot of the same material, he experienced the same things, but in the letters, he would talk about something in a different way than he talked about in his notebooks. all his letters were written to his wife, he was very concerned not to upset her. and not to get too graphic or too much -- too much of the details that would go over her head, and he was always playing down the danger whenever he rode home. and there were those that thankfully these passages don't show up in the published version. but he did fill his letters with very breezy endear

you never know which match is going to be another one like my match with agassi.30 in the morning and hopefully talking about it at the watercooler the next day at work. >> i was there. i was sleeping actually. finally,obviously you were an economics major at harvard with two years. what do you learn at harvard, in economics. >> i think i learned i'm a better tennis player than i am an economics professor. >> i read that you said if you go back to finish it up you would switch majors. >> i would. economics was useful. i planned on going to business school but i don't know if i'll go there anymore. it wasn't the most exciting thing in the world. no offense to all the economic professors out there. sociology and african-american studies and anything like that is going to be a little more interesting i think when i go back and finish. i'll have a little more fun with. >> james, thanks so much for joining us. the u.s. open draw comes out at 12:00 noon. we'll see who your first round is. guys, back to you. >> all right. you know i was an economics major at harvard. i t

her reason for raising questions about gender or race was to warn against injecting personal by agassi's into the judicial process. her repeated and lengthy speeches on the matter do not support that interpretation, close quote. justice sotomayor's opening statement she said her philosophy was fidelity to the wall with her record demonstrates if true purview of the law is different in mind for example she advocated for the use of the four in full by american judges. once again we are left with statements made at a hearing that were in direct conflict to the statements made before she was nominated. as judge sotomayor noted in the april, 2009 speech, april of this year before the puerto rico american civil liberties union, the current debate regarding the use of foreign and wall in the courts she noted dustin to use against one another on one side six justices scalia and thomas to believe for and what shouldn't be used in interpreting the u.s. constitution. that's correct in my view. on the other side is justice ginsburg who believes courts should be more aggressive in their use of the fo

i don't know much about broadway musicals but agassi was so complicated is the vehicle for image foreveroduction companies to take on without the kind rejuvenating energy of being down by summer stock and amateur productions has been lost and the story of two girls who go to the big city and find love and fortune was pretty basic and my three angels was the other play and actually went to the theater the winter garden theater were wonderful town was performed in and i went to see the plan that they are now wintus -- mama mia -- it does not perform at the theater of the winter garden theater were wonderful town was performed and on not about to pass judgment on the quality of broadway musicals or the people who attended but there has been some noticeable decline between wonderful town and mama mia the that is just name. but it was a deductible expense at least. [laughter] which is force the because broadway plays are not cheap but those of the place this fall when they were in new york. >> my other question is rarely did we see pictures of the bess treatment without her hat on the pyramid