john: sara errani admires david ferrer, which you can understand. mary had mentioned her coaches helped david as well. one thing that ferrer developed is a pretty darn good serve. for a guy only about 5 i. but -- 5'9". but look at this. that's the best shot she hit tonight. serena decided to move forward and then had to back pedal, back off. that's an excellent shot with the one hand. bill: 37 of the last 41 games -- won 37 of the last 41 games. mary: that was not the case when she won wimbledon. serena had a much harder time. had to struggle against xi. that went 9-7 in the third round, in the fourth round against vet have a, 7-5 the -- svetiva. then later to win olympic gold, this is how she was playing. bill: serena also has the least amount of time on court coming into the semifinals, just five hours and 43 minutes. that was about two hours less than maria sharapova at this than maria sharapova at this stage. mary: she loves paris. she's got a place there. he's got a tennis academy close to paris. he's been doing some traveling with her. helping her

in just a minute david mariness.ck obama: the story" is his most recent presidential biography published in june. by the way, book tv travel to kenya as he was researching this book. we traveled with him. you can watch that to end half-hour program that we put together booktv.org. simply type his name in the search function in the upper left-hand corner and you can watch the entire program. live in just a minute from the history and biography test. bob woodward will follow him. he will also hear this afternoon from sally smith. in march she published a biography of queen elizabeth the second. she will be speaking. then book tv will join her on stage for a live national call. you will be able to call in and directs your calls. also have a couple of other rigidities this afternoon, including a pulitzer prize winner. you will be joining as here on our book tv said, as well christopher brahman, eminent outlaws as an it of his most recent book. so that coverage is this afternoon. you can also go on the web. we are web cas

syndicated columnist david sirota, ana marie cox and josh barro.llowing paul ryan's speech at the republican national convention on wednesday wasn't about how good or bad the speech was. it was about calling ryan out for his lack of honesty. "usa today" said paul ryan's acceptance speech at the republican convention contained several false claims and misleading statements. "associated press" says paul ryan takes factual shortcuts in speech. take a look at what happened minutes. >> our team at cnn has added wolf already. >> there's a kind of ideological amnesia here on the part of paul ryan. >> markedly seven or eight points. i'm sure the fact checkers will have some opportunity to check. >> i think the fact checkes wil be point. >> there are some moments where people are wondering if we were completely truthful. >> do you think the speech was trubltful and in the end does it really matter. >> that's the question. republican presidential candidate mitt romney himself has gone beyond the convenient politics as usual lie with his month-long insistence

let me start with you, david. marythe republican strategist, a cnn contributor, was here in "the situation room" yesterday reacting to the controversy surroundin mitt romney's 47% comments, the uproar that has developed. and she said this. >> there are makers and takers. there are producers and there are parasites. and people -- americans can distinguish between those who have produced paid in through no fault of their own because obama's horrible policies, cannot get a job or underemployed, that's what the campaign is about. >> all right. she's among those republicans saying go, mitt, go. don't back down. what you said was perfectly correct. a lot of other republicans not so sure. where do you stand? >> i think that particular remark is somewhere between unfortunate and deplorable. you know, i's right -- >> you're talking about mary matalin. >> right. the president's economic polies have not generated the growth we need. and republicans are offering an alternative. i hope it's a better alternative. and that's the case

all defending champion novak djokovic is built his place in the main final against and the mary serve and david ferrer returned to finish their match after a tornado warning the day before and although fair served to take the first set six team it was all joke of each after that this mammoth twenty five point rally ending with a sizzling crosscourt backhand from the serve to level at a set all. it was a point went on and on. it was djokovic in the end you had the trump card. and i take the next to say six four six two for the match he faces mary in the final on monday but expects that to be a lot tighter. i. think. most of our virtues that we played against each other were very close. on the small margins the side of the winner and that's something that you is expected to wear because we have a similar games and. we are we're big rivals. we have been top of the game for a long time so we know each other really well. the last match yours was the only games also a close one but it's a different surface you know different surface different tactics apply so we'll see you know tomorrow i guess there

. >> mary toronto followed by david barlow. the >> good afternoon, chairman and directors. i am troubled today. your only giving us two minutes. i hope on item 11 you will give us threeçó minutes, due to the fact that is a major change to this industry. i beg you not to give this short shrift. i urge you to give us three minutes on number of love and particularly. you know the tax does not exist at this point because all of these people reside. i have seen some of these letters on line. it is troubling. i think you should be concerned as a body, not just one director, but all of you should be concerned about why this occurred and should have a discussion about this and actually get to see some of these letters. i hope you have seen some of these letters. and if you have, you should be troubled by this. as a general comment, you allow one commissioner to control the policy of the whole body. that is a question, and if you have any doubts or concerns about the taxi industry today, please put off the other items to get more information and attend a town hall meeting. that is a

mary? >> the conference call concluded it was about 20 minutes. the company's ceo, david vinier saying that schwartz brings strong experience and risk management. schwartz saying that he is excited about the opportunity and mr. vinier set the standards for cfo's. at this point the company's strong position he felt along with the fact that they have a good team it was time to make this kind of transition. it wasn't the kind of decision when asked when this was made. it never happens until the day it happens. mr. schwartz defending his own background questioning his own exexperience he says he does have plenty of that when it comes to handling the securities division when he was co head. saying that he was going to be relying heavily on the team to take over the job. he will assume the roles that he had at the firm. he oversaw technology and mr. schwartz has experience heading the committee looking at the new regulation. guys back to you. >> a quick question, what is the general take of analysts? what was your impression? >> you know a number of them said we are familiar wi

they were sentence after performing of prayer in moscow 's casino asking the virgin mary to save them. prime minister david cameron has apologized for police failure in 1989 and a cover-up that followed. there have been two explosions outside a hotel where the newly elected somali president is based. the president himself is unharmed, but for members of security forces are reported to have been killed. the militant group al-shabaab has claimed responsibility. iraq has struggled to protect its people, but some of the population has suffered more than others. now law enforcement agencies are actively involved in the persecution of homosexuals. hundreds of gay men and women have died in killings. >> the list first appeared in the streets of baghdad saturday. in the name of god the merciful, the four warned. they gave name and address those. by 2009, the witch hunt had begun. >> we had cases where heads were cut off or head-. -- heads bashed. >> they think by killing them they are closing society in -- cleansing society. " this is a story of modern-day iraq where young men and women are killed for being gainey

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. >> senator mary landrieu and david vitter, cedric richmond.we've got mayor mitch landrieu of new orleans, st. john the baptist parish president. and we've also got st. john the baptist sheriff. as you can see, there has been enormous devastation in st. john's parish. that's not the only place that's been hard hit. we've also season enormous damage in plaquemines parish and other parts of louisiana and mississippi. i want to commend everybody who's here in what they've done in ensuring lives were saved. that although there was tremendous property damage, people were in a position to get out quickly and as you can see folks are on the ground clearing out the debris. making sure they're able to cover as rapidly as possible. i want to particularly thank fema and the state and local authorities because sometimes in the past we haven't seen the kind of coordination that is necessary in response to these kinds of disasters. this time we've seen it. we made sure that we had the disaster declarations happen quickly. so that we weren't behind the eight

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street journal saga we have john bolton max boot we ate casey paula dobriansky mala mary glenn glenn hubbard paul petersen david rivkin and martin west all these people are romney campaign advisers and all they're also op ed writers like i mentioned but like i said that the wall street journal tends to be conservative so what the pages the problem becomes one of disclosure of giving the reader the relevant context to choose for themselves how they need to take this analysis with i think with somebody like john bolton you know people can look at it and say well it's pretty clear where john bolton is coming from. stake in the outcome of this election long we've seen fox news so it really isn't a secret knowing in his case anyway that he does lean to the right but some of these other people i mean unless you're really paying attention to the article names you're not going to know why this person has an opinion and it's not going to be put in context and that's what they're saying is important right yeah that these people are advising that romney so they're giving you advice there on the journal's editorial pages o

mary. whose husband, joseph, was of the lineage of david. and this according to the writers of those two gospels was in fulfillment of the hebrew prophesies. so despite very clear and seemingly troubling contradictions in some of the details the more important thing is, i think, the points on which they disagree. >> on the physical -- on the physical details was it an inn or was it a two-story house? >> an inn or a two-story house. that's an interesting question. there certainly is a theory now that it was a two-story house. that the word that is oftentimes translated "inn" is a word that really should be translated "house" and that theouple were not turned away by a mean, old innkeeper but rather were let into the guest room of a typical two-story palestinian house. >> or was it the guest room was filled and they were told that they could rest with and sleep with the animals who were, where downstairs? >> the first story, the first floor is typically a place where the animals were kept. consequently, there would be a manger there. >> paula

david brooks. gentlemen, you only have to compete with mary j. blige. ghter) >> i didn't even know she had a song about paul ryan. (laughter) >>. >> ifill: i'll translate for you david. >> woodruff: here we are 20 something hours after bill clinton, mark shields. are you still thinking about what he had to say or are you projecting ahead to what president obama said? >> well, president obama has to build up on what bill clinton had to say and what bill clinton had to say. bill clinton hit a home run, michelle obama hit a home run. now it's barack obama to carry it forward. he can't get by with a ground ruled double tonight. he these hit a home run. i mean, they've set a bar that is that high. i mean, there have been two exceptional nights, michelle obama and bill clinton. and while david and i were quite admiring of governor christie in tampa, there was nobody at the republican event that established anything to the same standard, i think, that barack obama needs to do. >> ifill: the republican campaign officials told me that the first night with michell

will face next after the other semi between novak djokovic and david ferrer was halted because of rain well the weather was ideal leader when marywas on court and it was burdick who seemed to be dealing better with the strong winds at the start of the seven c. beating roger federer in the quarter as took the first set of seven five but after that murray found his rhythm and won the next six to ten level the match. and then took the out right lead after cruising through the next set six one bird it did show more resistance in the fourth and was up five two in a tie break but mary who won in pick gold last month stormed back to win nine seven four said picture. it's been this big growth. you know of us getting the first two of us well actually put the group that's so far so it's just you know sort of the way to get through. to be in the photo and get the chance to put. you know that you know over your book versus you know. sure. i mean of course right now it's it's of course i don't like to i don't like to lose them some of them are. in the same switch which i thought that i had a pretty good chance but you know i would say that t

david lawrence angel. mary angel. peter paul appollo. frank thomas. lewis arena. michael j.ng. >> and my dad. love you and miss you. >> and my father. >> joshua todd arran. -- arron. michael edward asher. thomas j. ashton. greg a. atlas. ading names] andrew j. bailey. breet t. bailey. -- brett t. bailey. >> and my uncle. my brother and i missed meeting for 10 days. i feel like i know him because my family talked about him a lot. he was a happy and fun-loving likeho loved skiing jus tlikt i do. we miss you and love you. >> and my uncle and aunt. >> gerard baptiste. [reading names] matthew barnes. patricia barnes. diane jean barry. [reading names] jasper baxter. >> and my father. >> and my brother, james. i would like to dedicate the broken chain to all of our lost loved ones, especially my brother. immy, you didn't know that morning that god would call your name. we miss him, but you didn't go alone. you left many memories and your love is still our guide. even though we cannot see you, you are always by our side. our family tree is broken and nothing is the same. as god call

to wait to see he will face next novak djokovic and david ferrer sammy was halted because of fear of a tornado when the weather wasn't ideal when mary was on court either and it was burdick who seemed to be dealing better with the strong winds at the start the seventh seed beaten larger federer in the quarter is took the third set seven five but after that mary found his rhythm and won the next six to to level a match and then took the outright lead after cruising through the following set six one but it did show more resistance in the fourth almost five up in the tie break but mary who want to limp it gold last month stormed back to win nine seven for a four set victory. it's been this big growth. you know of us getting of those of us who are actually put the group that's so far so it's just you know it's sort of just the way to get through. to be on the phone. to put. you know that you nor your book this is you know. the thought i mean of course right now it's it's of course i don't like to i don't like to lose them some of them are showing use. in the same switch which i thought that i had a pretty good chance but you know i woul

tomorrow on squawk box, larry summers, martin feldstein, david >>> until monday night's infamous packer game that was the most famous hail maryory. look at that. that's the sports world. but it seems three names you know are attempting corporate hail marys of their own. research in motion putting a huge amount of hope in the blackberry 10 operating system. radio shack, their stock is down 79% in the past year. they are going to need a new quarterback because the ceo of radioshack has decided to step down after less than a year and a half on the job. and barnes & noble which is in the middle, rolling out the $269 high def nook tablet. the stock has gone from $35 to $12 in five years. three troubled tech companies, three big moves. let's dig in. first off to rim which is over here. touting the new operating system yesterday at the blackberry jam conference. the bb-10 won't be out for the holidays. so will that hail mary pass score or miss? joining us, will power, senior research analyst at baird. can b brk-10 save rim? >> good afternoon, brian. thanks for having me. good question. it's a show me story and an uphill battle. ther

david. >> i like his reform. >> useless. >> useless? ok, bill clinton. pamela? >> barn burning speeches. >> i like it. ok, mary. >> i like him. >> christina, word or phrase. >> charismatic. >> a.j.? >> arithmetic. >> entertaining. >> david? >> the winner. >> compromise. >> manipulative. >> ann? >> still got it. >> ben? >> willing to work with the other side. >> rich wree? >> do it again. >> ok. mitt r078 nee, word or phrase, ann? >> stiff. >> evasive. >> uppity. >> not clear. >> somewhat unfriendly. >> confident. >> stiff. >> strong. >> mixed feelings. >> like a used car salesman. >> proper. >> businessman. >> ok. joe biden. >> joke. >> good at making people feel at ease. >> good guy, don't agree with him, good guy. >> good guy. >> i don't think -- kind of an idiot. >> incompetent. >> liability. >> loose lips. >> emotional. >> michelle obama? >> down to earth. >> smart. >> role model. >> nice. >> strong. >> role model to women. >> liability. >> strong. >> asset. >> asset. >> asset. >> ok, great. george allen. >> confident. >> confident. >> loser. >> kind of a nerd but that's ok. >> squandered. >> past governor

mary's it has declined specifics comments. the former assistant davided and he was instrumental in bringing many of the australian players to moraga and patrick left abruptly to become a professional scout. and you have to ask yourself. a 20 year-old. to come to moraga california after something a little bit here, a little bit there for enticement. it is a shame. now that the ncaa. and tiger woods and mcelroy just outside atlanta up. tiger woods, a great round yesterday but not so great today. 73 he is six behind at - 1. and mcelroy an ealge on the 15 hole and furyk is the leader. for whatever reason, al thought that he betrayed his trust. and the phillies, with al davis now he is bringing him back to light the ceremony. at the oakland coliseum in honor of his late father. that will be sunday when the raiders host the pittsburgh steelers. so he is going to finish his career in kansas city. and some of the concerns with o.j. simpson. that tragedy. linked marcus allen to some of that business not the heavy part but it got ugly there for a while. but the s

mary: there was no wind, though. this is right back to what was frustrating him two days ago against david ferrer.part his precision game. bill: another one of these long rallies that we've had. john: he's looking at his crew and saying there's something wrong with my sneakers. i'm falling in them too much. bill: talk about the importance in the opening set of matches between these two. historically the winner of the first set has gone on to capture 18 of the last 20 in the men's final of the u.s. open. del potro, one exception. the other, stefan edberg, who came back to beat pete sampras in 1992. john: djokovic is going to have to make some type of heroic effort here to step it up, in effort here to step it up, in these conditions. john: he needs to make a statement here early in this set to murray that he's here to stay. bill: his tournament average, under 20. he had 20 in the first set. john: some of that obviously is the wind. some of that is murray's foot speed court coverage. he's forced to go for a little he's forced to go for a little bit more. murray's got to be the hungrier of the two gu

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david. i don't think he'll win, but i hope he will. >> he'll get nominated for his role as sister mary mangele in "three stooges." >> and i have to give it to amy poehler. >> voted for her in "parks and rec." >> tina fey. >> if she wins, fifth time. >> tough competition in the female category i think. >> our next topic is melting. >> let's get right to it. >> different kinds of ice cream. >> what are these crazy flavors? >> mr. softy, wow. i've got to get outside. hold on. >> so these are limited editions only, right? >> what do we have here. >> ben & jerry's cannoli ice cream which has the cream filling. >> okay. >> let's try it. >> oh, my gosh. >> don't you love your job? >> just to eat ice cream. >> especially when it drips all over you. >> what's this orange one? >> that's pumpkin. >> oh, your favorite. >> pumpkin. >> get in there. >> i'm going to kill you. >> thas that is really good. the can a knolly is good. >> we have carrot cake. >> i love cared cake. >> with blue bunny. >> cream cheese frosting swirled in. >> this whoopee pie, is where it's the. >> i thought this was whoopi goldberg.

david. i don't think he'll win, but i hope he will. >> he'll get nominated for his role as sister mary mangele in "three stooges." >> and i have to give it to amy poehler. >> voted for her in "parks and rec." >> tina fey. >> if she wins, fifth time. >> tough competition in the female category i think. >> our next topic is melting. >> let's get right to it. >> different kinds of ice cream. >> what are these crazy flavors? >> mr. softy, wow. i've got to get outside. hold on. >> so these are limited editions only, right? >> what do we have here. >> ben & jerry's cannoli ice cream which has the cream filling. >> okay. >> let's try it. >> oh, my gosh. >> don't you love your job? >> just to eat ice cream. >> especially when it drips all over you. >> what's this orange one? >> that's pumpkin. >> oh, your favorite. >> pumpkin. >> get in there. >> i'm going to kill you. >> thas that is really good. the can a knolly is good. >> we have carrot cake. >> i love cared cake. >> with blue bunny. >> cream cheese frosting swirled in. >> this whoopee pie, is where it's the. >> i thought this was whoopi goldberg.

mary thompson. more on the story about goldman sachs getting a new chief financial officer. >> right. davidyer has been the longest serving cfo at any major wall street firm saying he will be stepping down from that role in january. he's going to be replaced by harvey schwartz. he will remain at the firm as a director. he will maintain there, but i spoke to someone wall street veteran who asked not to be identified but said he was the best of the best. he carried a lot of respect at that firm, as anyone who work there is might tell you. again, after 13 or 12 years in a role that includes overseeing the company's risk management and technology as well, he's decided to step down and retire as i understand it, leaving the firm he joined in 1980. guys, back to you. there will be a conference call. i'll have any headline from that as well. it starts at 5:00. >> thank you, mary. the stock has come back. it initially had a selloff of sorts. now it's off the lows. >> samsung, is it hot on the iphone 5's heels or not?s denyi it's planning to preview its galaxy s-4 phone in february. it released its

mary matalin said romney was right, there are producers and parasites, she said, referring to the 47% presumably as parasites. davide speeches for president bush, he called mary's remarks unfortunate and deplorable. i'm curious, ana, where do you stand? >> i absolutely do not think that 47% are parasites, wolf. i think it was misstated. i think it was inelegantly worded as mitt romney has stated. many are folks that are serving abroad, serving our country abroad in the military, many are senior citizens. these are not smoochers. there are some people who abuse the system. and that is something we must recognize. but certainly not all 47% are abusers of the system and also pay taxes in other ways. so i don't agree with the gist of that comment. and actually that comment came up yesterday in the univision forum, it was asked of romney and he immediately pivoted back to 100%. he's changing the conversation to 100%. it also got asked today of president obama his thoughts on that 47% ree mark. and i think a president needs to worry about 100% of americans regardless of race, of income level. and i think that mitt romney

mary. and karlena? >> yes. >> ann. charles. >> i prefer charlie. >> ok, charlie. christina. good. a.j. and sue an -- susan and david. welcome, welcome, welcome. thank you all very much for being here. this is a focus group. and i'm delighted to have all of you here. what we are going to do is talk about the 2012 election. this is being done for the annenberg center for public policy at the university of pennsylvania. my name is peter hart and i have been doing these sessions for the university of pennsylvania and center for public policy for about 12 years now. they are only meant to be a discussion. it's meant to take a look at the election. we have had several of these already. we had one in milwaukee a couple -- a month ago. we have had them in ohio. we have had them all across the nation. and i figured as we are getting close to the end, christina, what would be a better place than virginia. can you think of a better place? i can't think of a better place, either. so that's the purpose and that's what it is. we'll just start talking and go through things. let me just say there aren't any right answers or wrong answers and we are not here

his suvs pleaded guilty to vehicular manslaughter. 17 year-old david rosen now faces charges of a felony killing 40 year-old selling and maryear- old daughter. they were riding their bicycles along the sidewalk when rose and loss control of his vehicle and slammed into the family. investigators say he was driving about 7 mi. per hour at the time. sentencing is scheduled for next month. because rose and was charged as a minor he will likely only served three years behind bars. meanwhile mrs. murray say her life will never be the same now that she's lost her husband and her daughter. the senator to you on cnn kron4. >> i will never hold my little girl again. i will never.... cook her favorite meal for her. i will never watch your favorite movie with her. her favorite book i've never read it with her. i will never never take care of her after-school again. i've also lost my best friend my husband was my friend for 15 years. i never had a bad day with him. he was my prince charming he was my best friend he was my hero we did everything together. >> she said she and her daughter had to go to the graveyard every day to pay their

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david. >>> all right. thank you very much, steve liesman. it's official, morgan stanley dropping the smith barney name from its retail brokerage. as seen in the full page spread of the "wall street journal." our marywn with greg flemming who runs retail and high-end, all wealth management. mary, you had a lot on the agenda, didn't you? >> that's right. we also took the time to speak to him about facebook. of course, it was a high-profile ipo and his troops were on the front lines during that public offering with morgan stanley as the lead underwriter with 17,000 brokers flemming manages dealing directly with the disappointed investors. fleming dealing with the frustrated brokers. he said the consistent ipo was far from a high point for the firm. talking about execution, you know, the facebook debacle for lack of a better term, i guess -- >> we would give you a different term. >> how much did that hurt you? how much did your clients say, whoa, this was not handled well, we are not sure that we want to, you know, give you more money at this point until we're sure that everything is handled correctly? >> well, again, the relationship -- i talked to a number of clients on that. if a client steps into

mary mitchell as a panelist when i took over temporarily. she wrote one of the best profiles i have seen over michele obama. this is a slow rising tide. davidory didn't get the job just because he was a white male. he is someone who had been a white house correspondent for nbc. he had the skills that were necessary to be a good broadcaster and a good interviewer. the time will come when those jobs will be again available, and there will be a much wider range of people who will be eligible for them. one of them could very well be an african-american. it may be an asian american. i'm not sure. it may be a hispanic american. we are seeing more presents of people with different ethnic backgrounds than just white, anglo and protestant. bryant gumbel succeeded me on "the today show" as the african-american host of "the today show", for example. >> host: for scrotal organ, please go ahead with your question or comment. >> caller: i come from a different journalist background than you, but i feel equally crucial to americans and how they should know what is going on in their world. i was a reporter and an editor at a small, medium-sized weeklies in