and brian baker had every reason to expect he might become the next sampras. nly 19, knocked off the number nine player in the world. >> unbelievable to think that the last time i was on these grounds was seven years ago. >> but the biggest match he ever played almost became his last. >> i knew something was going on. that was the start of the downward spiral. >> not long after the us open in '05, baker was told he needed hip surgery. that was followed by a never-ending list of other medical issues. five major surgery, two more on his hip, a sports hernia, an elbow reconstruction. he was sidelined for six years. >> was there a point when you said i'm not going to do it anymore, i can't, that's enough? >> never got to that point. maybe close to the point after the tommy john. i'm not going to keep having surgeries. i never got to that one point where i'm throwing in the white towel. i don't want to do this anymore. put so much effort and time into tennis. love the game since i was a little kid. felt like it was taken away from me. felt like i had something to pr

open tennis gets under way, we'll auk with a player named brian baker making a comeback and it couldat story and more monday at 7:00 on "cbs this morning." >>> next week on "cbs this morning saturday," we talk with a pulitzer prize winning cartoonist about his unique take on politic. >>> have a great weekend everybody. thanks for being with us. everybody. thanks for being with us. >> cheers. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com captioning funded by cbs

open tennis gets under way, we'll auk with a player named brian baker making a comeback and it couldat story and more monday at 7:00 on "cbs this morning." >>> next week on "cbs this morning saturday," we talk with a pulitzer prize winning cartoonist about his unique take on politic. >>> have a great weekend everybody. thanks for being with us. everybody. thanks for being with us. >> cheers. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com captioning funded by cbs we're back with francois paird. during the break everybody was fighting over your food. they start to take it away at the end of the show. no, you can't leave. p>> everybody had a favorite. people came over for the tuna. other people went for the desserts. it was across the board. >> i have to try one of these. what flavors are here? >> the violet. >> yes. >> we have vanilla beans. >> three kinds of vanilla beans? >> i didn't know there was more than one kind of vanilla bean. >> come from madagascar, from mexico and we blend them to get a very different flavor. this in the middle is what will explode in your mouth. >> i didn't nova ni

the president of ending spending.com, brian baker.r to hillary clinton and fox news contributor, jehmu green. good morning to all of you. >> good morning. >> steve: by the end of the segment, they're all going to be yelling at each other. brian, we're going to start with you. the democrats say republicans are going to throw granny from the cliff. is that accurate? >> absolutely not. in fact, the only person in this race that's cut medicare is president obama. the congressional budget office put out a report showing that the president's health care law called obamacare cut $716 billion from obamacare. on the other side, romney-ryan plan will protect and strengthen medicare. >> steve: in fact, if you are 55 or above, it doesn't do anything for you. jehmu, i got a feeling you disagree. >> yes. i disagree with the fiction that has been put out there by many republicans that these are cuts. remember when republicans -- >> steve: they are cuts. they're taking money out of medicare and putting in obamacare. >> remember when they used to talk

we're trading all the big movers today with stephanie link, brian kelly, simon baker and mike murphy. let us get right to it. stocks rather struggling to hold onto recent highs and these comments from st. louis fed president james bullard earlier today on cnbc, certainly didn't help. >> 2% growth, maybe a bit stronger in the second half of the year, unemployment ticks down through the rest of the year. that's not a great outcome but to me that's a good enough outcome to keep us on hold. i think markets have the idea of some giant action. i am not sure the data really warrants that. >> james bullard throwing some water on the qe3 fire, so is it time to get short and if so, where would you be doing it? john how scott handles things but for me it is always ladies first. take it away. >> thank you very much. i wasn't really very surprised by the comments this morning because if you look at some of the data coming out of the u.s., since the fed minutes, the data has gotten better, so get a better pmi, better housing, a little bit better jobs and we're modeling through, 2% is not great. nor

>> steve: we had the story yesterday about how the baker apparently declined having the vice president show up. >> briantalk about brian's ex-girlfriend, jennifer aniston. >> steve: is she in contact at all? >> brian: i thought it was best we don't. >> steve: so does she. >> gretchen: you're not the kind of person who stays friends with people you broke up with? >> brian: i don't think it's good idea. do you? >> gretchen: yes. some of them. there is a voter fraud watch alert out that has to do with jennifer aniston. what's the connection? apparently she has supported a group that tried to register dogs and cats and some dead people in the past to vote possibly in the upcoming election which some people might have a problem with. >> steve: yeah. the voter participation center has sent out 5 million registration forms in the last couple of weeks. 5 million. on the envelope it looks very, very official. it says voter registration documents enclosed. some people who are in this country who are noncitizens, gathering them and thinking, this looks official, it looks like i can vote and been calling some of th