becker, edberg, sampras, agassi. i used to think connors was incredible so i started playing against agassi and i'd look back my neck would hurt watching his return go by me. so you had to do something different. as you get older, as roger's going to find out the hard way and he's starting to find out now, you lose a little bit. >> rose: you've got this great life. not only all the things you do, the announcing, which is without peer, you love music >> love music. >> rose: do you still play at small >> just with friends or i'll do an occasional charity event. >> rose: love the nicks. i'll see you at the game. >> i love sports. to me that's when like at those athletes -- >> rose: to want you'll watch the heat and -- >> i'll be secretly pulling for the team that plays really as a team old school. >> rose: (laughs) >> even though i think le bron is amazing. i sat with my buddy chris mullen last year at the playoffs and i said that lebron guy, he chokes and he hasn't done it. the he's the best guy in the league. he's up

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agassi kick started this summer swimsuit season. you could look at it that way,. >> reporter.next on "money," you might want to consider moving if you're living in one of ten states that could be imploding from pension obligations. some are so baddthat pension costs are dwarfing the state's annual revenues. we have details of the report. plus, george zimmer is the latest in a line of founders ousted from a company that they started. revenge is a dish desk -- best served in a three piece suit. it is all the word on the street. more "money" coming up. ♪ ♪ melissa: so, if you have been following the case, and as global, you know that his firm somehow misplaced mmre than a billion dollars of customer money. not exactly chump change. the commodities futures trading commission charged and today and critics say that the charges should that included fraud. but charlie gasparino put the cf t c commissioner onnthe spot about it earlier and got pretty heated, if you missed it. watch this. >> reporter: the one word that i have not seen that you guys put out is a word fraud. are you guys c

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you're already write agassi quell. how did that come about? >> we're very hopeleffuhopeful.be really fun. we're waiting to see what happens with the first one but we're very hopeful. >> so the first one clearly it stars two big hollywood actors, budget at 40-plus million, and released by fox in the heart of the summer. it's going to go head to head with the big blockbusters. i don't know, are you feeling any pressure there? >> oh, absolutely. i mean, i feel pressure every day with not even that kind of thing happening. so, yeah, there's a lot of pressure, but i'm hopeful. >> okay. so my producer harrison is in my ear. he wants to know, he wants me to ask, are you single? >> oh, my gosh, i am not, but thank him, thank you very much. that just made my day. >> there you go. katie dippold, the writer of the new movie "the heat," thank you for your time. >> thank you. >>> 10-year-old sarah murnaghan was able to undergo a lung transplant last week. we'll have an update on how she's doing. every day we're working to be an even better company - and to keep our commitments. and we've

such as snapshot of agassi that. >> i would say should be the best person. men, women, as a young person i never saw my -- >> are you saying that to be politically correct? >> no. i never saw myself as a young funeral entrepreneur. i saw myself as an entrepreneur work as hard as possible. as result i want to be the smarts and best person for the job. >> i'm going to in my slightest bring with you. i think it should be the best team. think about a basketball team, right? if all five members are raymond felton, jimmy black, kendall marshall, you know, i'm naming point guards, right? they could be the best players but they won't be the best team. and research and i don't know what would've happened if there had been more women are diverse individuals. research shows that more diverse teams, not only outperform on most metrics, teams, i'm diverse teams, they outperform more capable teams do and so what i would say is if we look at the research, i think it stands that we would've had a more prosperous economy. >> ladies and gentlemen, please thank alexa von tobel

agassi was too young to compare him. how can one possibly describe auschwitz? it was a place where there were thousands of people brought in every single day from every corner of europe. as far as greece and hungry in holland and belgium and france and poland, the selections were made. taken away into the crematoriums. he will bodies were sent into the temporary camps. eventually there were sent into the many hundreds of concentration camps in germany. auschwitz was miles of concentration camp surrounded by a high voltage electrical wire. fifty are 60 yards. there was a power -- the tower with a machine gun. four huge crematoriums operating 24 hours a day. the smell and the stench of burning human flesh is so distinct that it cannot be confused with anything else. it is almost impossible to describe the conditions and the environment in auschwitz. in addition the infamous dr. cheerfully sent thousands of people to the death. he was also in charge of the most heinous, sadistic, andrew experiments in modern times starting with partial and radical castration. i ca

. >> i just read a few months ago andre agassi's book and the intensity of it, how intense are theset the age 16 you essentially empl employ six, seven people who work for you, making millions of dollars and yet you're a teen-ager. and you're still struggling growing up, you're selfish. you loved it. i loved creating the characters and letting my imagination go away. >> how difficult would it be for you to inject in the novel one of the most infamous things on the tennis court that happened to you? >> i think you're talking about my stabbing. it definitely changed my tennis career and soon after i lost my dad. essentially i rediscovered my love for it and went back to playing tennis. i still love it and i still do a lot of other things and that tennis has given me the platform for it. >> the book is "the academy: game on." monica seles, thank you so much for coming in. good luck with the book. it looks great. >> up next, brand new polling shows the trouble is not sticking to the president. we'll discuss how he's staying above the fray next on "morning joe." ♪ [ ship horn blows ] no,

that's agassi whipping me. i had a little bit extra hair back then. >>steve: we all had extra hair.re watching and would like to find a facility or program, you've got a website? >> youthtennis.com. put in your zip code and find out where you can get this. give it a shot, steve. >> can i borrow your racket? >> let's see what you got. >>steve: they knocked the ball into the penske truck. look at that ready position. >> very kind net for you. very kind. >>steve: come to papa. >> if you started with this stuff, you'd have normal strokes. >>steve: it's so much slower. look at that. isn't that good? i'm going to continue. i-- >> i want to know why we didn't get gretchen out here. >>steve: patrick mcenroe, thank you very much. >>gretchen: can patrick hear me? patrick and i know each other from stanford too many years ago. >>eric: gretchen told me a bunch of secrets from way back when. >>gretchen: i did dance with patrick first dance ever, freshman year at stanford. coming up on our show, we're dedicating a whole week to keeping more money in your pocket. today heather nauert heads to the