agassi and jimmy connors. john: absolutely. >> fault. john: to have guys right in the middle of a tie-break switch sides where the conditions are sides where the conditions are completely different. >> twice! twice! bill: the language can be a little rough sometimes. we apologize for that. we apologize for that. 5-3. bill: huge point there. otherwise novak would have had three set points. an hour and 13 minutes in. >> fault. bill: novak slipped, tried to regroup but couldn't get to it. 5-5. john: that's a heck of an effort to even almost get that over the cord. look at that. how badly both these two want to get this set. bill: judy murray, andy's mom. bill: he went down on the court. you can see both knees skinned up a little bit. bill: and now murray will get a look at a set point. bill: he had not won a set in a grand slam final until the first set at wimbledon this year. the crowd appreciating the effort they've seen from these two men so far. john: that's well done. that is an extremely hard shot to hit under those circumstances, set

. >>> my dad loved all you guys agassi left him thank you. >>> youngstrom is the 223rd chp officer to die in the line of duty his name added to c h p memorial in sacramento. >>> to gang injunctions and sports oakland tries everything to curb the gun violence the killings continue there have been 85 homicides this year. the city rolls out another new plan called " cease-fire " but is the answer or another program reporter christin ayers with that question to oakland mayor. >>> ask anyone they will tell you solutions to oakland's gun violence starts within these walls. mayor jeanne quan's joins oakland's prominent pastors to cut a program called " cease- fire " will it work >>> places like boston and salinas it zeros in on perpetrators and urges church leaders to reach out to them and find jobs. >>> some people involved in the most violent crimes >>> quan is administration struggles to find a foothold the plan foundered when it did not target the most violent areas the number of homicides has climbed to 85. we've heard about 100 blocks and gang injunctions is this another program or sha

taxes all world series contenders oakland thought they had break when they left after two innings but agassiff cabrera hit that one of the lake superior and that was just his warmup laps. aid to taggers when cabrera strikes again grand slam of jesse job as the tigers win 12 is to encourage and gets his first loss of the year but the a's still have the wild card lead your a rower. >>> these guys in synch? >>> they look good. not is in sync as the giants is pretty healthy now. >>> them 81 to nothing the sense that there is set out in his resemblance to come before he beldam now with the bases loaded and the double play the giants went 663 when saddam 10 wins now magic number is down to seven. the sharks are skidding four times a week in san as they have to pay for the eyes because the sharks won't pay during the lockout. did ways seems like a pretty stubborn group again with the information they gave me to be a lot of things they're trying to do or try to find ways and is it's just kind of one- sided right now. the arkansas razorbacks are their head coach john ellis smith he's there is the top

between euro zone leaders on ways to stem the debt crisis are having and negative impacts on the global agassi markets we get stuck in and check out the wall street numbers because they did indeed open up in negative territory and that is where they remain as they enter that often in session as you can see the dow jones around two tenths moves that is around haul five percent for the nonce that one of the stocks as such is slipping it is that poll says are down about one and a hall to send now that's also the company so one of five million units of the i phone five that we can but that wasn't as many as what they were hoping for a paradise let's take out the european market because that frighten us passing the tell you this monday gemini affronts disagreed on a way to introduce a banking union which in other words is a common bank pull the euro area and data as well from the rise of china and javanese all signaling. slowdown the is deepening about what investors are not about right now says check out the common current say it will be a good stay that you're probably not surprised that it is in

agassi is the lesser of two evils. make sense of all this for us. >> that is exactly how i characterize it. we're very happy to have it. they did 15 or 20 minutes with us. we enjoyed having him on. i do think that having it in a right to work state does crack a little bit at some unions, but they do figure that this president has been kind to them. they have been supportive. he certainly beats anything that romney -- in fact, he was trailing about unions and their achievements in the gop platform and, indeed, out of the statement above governor romney and congressman ryan. a friend of that ticket. in fact, you are going for president obama. indeed, he did confirm that he was. in all seriousness, the ski groups are very important to keeping the -- keeping debates. this sounds like the same thing, but these conventions are about making sure your people are happy. it does not necessarily translate into votes in the fall . michael dukakis had his group's jazzed and energized and engage in had a double-digit lead. palatine'

. >> yeah, i think i know for myself when i was growing up i would watch sampras, agassi, i loved watching. i remember staying up late when they played in the final of the u.s. open and a packed crowd they got a standing ovation for last game of the match and that's the sort of thing inspires kids to play and gets people interested in the sport. so i think just now tennis is in a good place and i'm happy to be proud of that. >> you like so many other young athletes when you were 10 and 11 were out practicing and hitting shots and thinking to yourself "i'm serving, it's the fifth set at wimbledon, if i get this in, i win wimbledon." >> it's amazing how many times you tell yourself that. >> rose: thank you, andy. great to have you here. andy murray, 2012 u.s. open champion on. won the olympics, an extraordinary performance last night. many people call it one of the great grand slam events. back in a moment. stay with us. >> rose: bob woodward is here, he has been a reporter for the "washington post" for more than 40 years. he has been a prolific author ever since he and carl bernstein wrote

the author collaborated on the biography of andre agassi.days of life after he got out of attica. >> robin hood type guy. >> and handsome and charming and very well read and reporters loved him and so it has overtones of today, who is doing what to whom between banks and regular people. it's a really wonderful novel. and the other novel that i love and is, i think will be sort of a sleeper hit is a book about a very dysfunctional jewish family in the suburbs of chicago, old joke. there's a lot of recognizable people. >>. nonfiction you like "mortality." >> "mortality." it's about esophageal cancer. it's not a happy book but surprising undepressing book. and "500 days" is about the 500 days, year and a half after 9/11, 2001 and what went on in the cia and white house and in places in europe and the middle east. it reads like a thriller and obviously a topic we're very interested in. >> finally you have something in the young adult category. >> young adult is almost all, the best young adult crosses over to adult. "hu "hunger games." this book

even at the level of agassi becomes higher it's not going to shape what they're going to do.ive is people don't a capacity forecast governance when they don't see the accurate distinction between candidates and then a candidate who wins acts on one of those distinctions. as a result you have a surprise election perhaps a trade elected. that's what i think trying to increase the level of accuracy is in part because our model ought to be increasing level of an informed citizenry so what sees it has made a choice in an election and carries into governance. contrary to widespread cynicism of our politicians which dictates that everyone believes that politicians lie all the presidential candidates try to act on their major promises and are relatively successful in keeping a good number of them. as a result knowing what they promise and getting those distinctions right matters in determining what's going to happen in government. and then one more thing. if we care about what they know about what is out there, can we care about where the candidates agree as well as with the disagree

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