back to deuce. john: that was an excellent serve at 120. serve at 120.ally misses the overheads. bill: a third break point for the scot. john: you can see how important this is for murray, to really -- you mentioned believing in himself. if he could really win a major and have to beat not one, but two of the top guys, nadal and djokovic. and arguably the most dangerous guy in the draw besides them, isner, who he beat yesterday. isner, who he beat yesterday. >> let, first service. bill: oh, again. john: it's almost like he waited on that too long. he could have taken even an extra step or two. taking it earlier. still, that's another one. he's got to make that. bill: 14 winners, 18 unforced errors for murray. errors for murray. deuce number three. john: you see how well nadal moved into that? better footwork so far. because he's lost his rhythm and his edge on his serve. this is the type of game where murray has got to break him. he's not making many first serves at all. bill: rafa serving at just 36% here in the second set. and murray clearly frustrated.

. >> at this time i would like toint deuce our good friend and supervisor to come here and say a few words as well. >> thank you. i actually got to get to know the work of c.y.c. and meet the amazing staff of c.y.c. ten years ago when i started out as youth organizer in chinatown. it's really been amazing to watch the growth of this organization but also to actually see personally the difference they've been making for young people throughout the city of san francisco. something we all know that do youth work, they migrate services. and many of the young people i work with live in district ten. there's a need in district ten for more community-based organizations to be here to serve this community. it's great that c.y.c.'s finally opening here. one thing that president chiu had talked about is that there is a reality our communities are moving closer together. bay view's been historically an african-american community and there's a growing asian-american community that's coming to live in this neighborhood. we cannot shy away from that. we talk a lot about public safety. last year wh

two out and a two-run double and we are tied at deuces. and second and third and mark daw rosa delivers the clutch. good night, game over, drive home safely. giants win it to stay six and a halfback of the braves in the wild card chase. richard seymore is throwing out the first pitch. a's and angels and getting around on the fast ball. gone. two-run homer and three-0 angels. the pink glove belongs to the one-time giant and honoring his mom, josh welling ham a little flare and tory hunter on the run and can't make the catch. ties the game at three. williams with four and a third innings and to the seventh and second and third. pennington is coming home. a wide throw and safe at the plate. 4-3halos and they tack on two more for a 6-3 victory. the season opening win in denver, well, it was nice, but it is no time to celebrate. you can't sleep when you are building a bully which is his goal. the schedule is cool. open on the road in denver, and then you come home and travel cross country at buffalo this sunday. >> i haven't slept. the meal was

two out and a two-run double and we are tied at deuces.wn and second and third and mark daw rosa delivers the clutch. good night, game over, drive home safely. giants win it to stay six and a halfback of the braves in the wild card chase. richard seymore is throwing out the first pitch. a's and angels and getting around on the fast ball. gone. two-run homer and three-0 angels. the pink glove belongs to the one-time giant and honoring his mom, josh welling ham a little flare and tory hunter on the run and can't make the catch. ties the game at three. williams with four and a third innings and to the seventh and second and third. pennington is coming home. a wide throw and safe at the plate. 4-3halos and they tack on two more for a 6-3 victory. the season opening win in denver, well, it was nice, but it is no time to celebrate. you can't sleep when you are building a bully which is his goal. the schedule is cool. open on the road in denver, and then you come home and travel cross country at buffalo this sunday. >> i haven't slept. the meal w

the thai government on deuce kicked off a drive to fight transnational crimes along its border with laos. police squads will step up patrolling along the thai-laos border to preventmugglingf drugs, timber a gs. recent, casef dog-smuggling are on the increase as the animal is considered a delicacy in laos and other countries. the operation is geared to help thai officials learn how to coordinate their activities with other members of the asean economic community, which comes into existence in 2015. >>> malaysia's first lady calls for economic empowerment of women. she made the comment at the world economic forum in kuala lumpur on tuesday. countries including argentina, belgium, china and the u.s. are participating. she said women's talents in various fields should be nurt e erod should not work and against them. and a nd to set up funds to help entrepreneurs set up small businesses. >>> time for more weather, let's head back into eastern asia. we have been talking all day about the approaching typhoon roke. let's talk aboutewhere else that has been dealing with extensive flooding. and it

experts in growing the earth using bonds i tell me more tears see for gunships and they point to me deuce the earth to ashes. everything. in the history of life on earth there been five moments. in which they span a major spasm of extinction and the best known as when the time a source left the stage as it were we are now clearly in the first stages of a potential sixth spouse of extinction the human footprint on nature is it's just quite you can see the increase greenhouse gases in the atmosphere you can see it in the proliferating dead sun some coastal waters around the world you can see it in the oceans becoming acid in terms of warm preparations for war that becomes a list of things in itself whether it's. our sonic booms are factoring rumoring mammals or it's the burning oil fields in iraq or it's destroyed coral reefs are in the pacific for grounding purposes are. just goes on and on in war time damage to habitat and wildlife is a given sometimes unintended sometimes the result of a deliberate strategy one of the worst examples of the environmental impact of warfare the same during

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was the dominant player and and the shock for deuced erratic policy that i think most people would conclude did a lot of damage to the united states to its alliances to certainly the country's reputation as i look at president obama who inherited the bush years of reaction to nine eleven i've struck by two things first i think obama has tried since he became president to lower the rhetoric you do hear less talk about a war on terror an undifferentiated endless struggle against terrorists wherever they are and you do see an effort by obama to work to improve u.s. ally ally and says the effort to reset as that term is the relationship with with russia i think is one of the significant policies that obama embarked on right at the beginning of his term he knew the u.s. need to be more friends than it had and he said that change policy that so as to get them at the same time that obama has been using i think quieter rhetoric has been trying to work better with allies he has been very aggressive in secret in his attempts to destroy. the raid on the compound of us osama bin laden that resulted in

their number one job and don't let america forget this is to make obama fail they have not been a deuce of a single damn job at all they have taken for example congressional black caucus has introduced forty job creation bills guess what having gotten out of committee so i think what's going to happen this is going to slap on in the face come next to this this election term because people are suffering and they're going to remember that it the president set a goal at least he's trying they're introducing job creation bills and what you've got is a party that is been the obstruction is all you have to ask them is what is their job creations bill why is the public policy bills that create jobs they don't have solicit what's the working class it. being as is and then surely you know like that perhaps that is that the public sector is going to pass out of private sector and if we're trying to hide government spending that's going to be people trust me it's not the best thing you don't want people to lose jobs but at this point every single thing that is the a president or a loser like selec

capitol building and the other guy raz one for deuce is in federal custody right now in charge an al qaeda style planned now these models which are about the tenth of the size of a real plane would have been filled with a plastic explosive undercover agents busting for dos as he waited for delivery of what he thought included grenades machine guns and explosives he took pictures of his targets how close was this guy to carrying this out. how close was he to carrying out the operation well considering that the explosive devices rather than full control of the f.b.i. i pray not very close you see the part of the mainstream media conveniently chose to pay very little attention to this entire case was that once again this was a plot to receive generous help from the f.b.i. generous because the suspect himself could never been able to afford the explosives or even the original trip to washington d.c. to spoke to scope out his target and the friends decided to fund this you see they were posing as al qaeda operatives and now listen could this man really be a bad guy somebody who deserves t

downgrade that happens because our president does not have any plan to tackle politicians self- promotion deuced and debt problems. the obama hope has changes from a country of hope to one of anxiety. >> sarah palin has still not saying she's going to run. a decision on that could be at the end of this month. meanwhile, the president of speech. kron 4 will bring you president obamas speech live this thursday it is slated to start at 4:00 p.m. our time. >>jacqueline: mild but warmer 90's inland expected your complete forecast coming up. >>pam: a programming change to tell you about on this friday kron 4 will have the giants team. kron 4 will let nbc programming at 8:00 p.m. will the back-to-back episodes. and date line 82 or special, and in kron 4 news and 11:00 p.m. we will be right back 82 or special--of dateline but a two-hour special called dateline >>pam: texas wildfires are not the only ones suffering. this is a california wildfire that started with a small plane that crashed. huge plumes. over seven square miles have burned. firefighters said the weather is in their favor. the crash was on

i would like to burn deuce barbara starr. paul cofoni [applause] >> i want to share something about general peter kerr rally. i am biased because i think he is one of the most remarkable serving general officers in the u.s. military and want to tell you why. it was a year ago one night i was looking at my blackberry before went to sleep and suddenly i had a long torturous e-mail from a young army captain ahead come to know. he had served in the wars -- you wonder how many americans all these years later if you said to them triangle of death when even know what you are talking about. so this capt. e-mails me. i had met him at fort hood. he was suffering from a good deal of posttraumatic stress. he had been involved in an incident where he called a strike. it had resulted in a number of civilians being killed but the investigation fully cleared him. with a series of circumstances. this unit put in that led to this. and he e-mail me saying tonight is the third anniversary of my event. i knew what he meant. he had a new baby. he

financial in particular, the federal funds rate target which stood at 5.25 %, which was subsequently deuced 20 by the end of 2008. that target range has been maintained since then. the fomc has been applying it smacks -- a policy tool to the maximum possible since 2008. there is a vast economic literature regarding the effect of conventional monetary policy and i'm not going to review it, but simply pose a counterfactual question, which is what would have happened to u.s. employment this monetary policy had failed to respond forcefully to the financial crisis and economic downturn? economic models, and there are the fed models as well as others, suggest that if the federal funds rate target had been held at a fixed level of 5% from the fourth quarter of 2007, and -- rather than having been reduced to its actual target range of zero to .25%, the unemployment rate would be several percentage points higher than today. in other words, by following our actual policy of keeping the target funds rate at its effective lower bound, since late 2008, the federal reserve save millions of jobs that woul

and address the acute need for additional health care providers trained in child psychiatry, i broe deuced legislation, h.r. 2558, the children's hospital education equity act, which would include certain children's psychiatric hospitals to determined eligibility. i look forwarded to working with my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to correct this inequity and to advance our nation another step closer to achieving full mental health parity. madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to insert into the congressional record an on-ed by dr. gregory fifth in riverside, rhode island, a major teacher at a medical school. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. for what purpose does the gentlelady from florida rise? ms. ros-lehtinen: to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. ms. ros-lehtinen: i rise to honor a dedicated public servant and a dear friend, congresswoman carrie meek. carrie's legacy is extensive and incredible. the granddaughter of a slave, carrie became the first african-american woman to serve in the florida senate

in particular, the federal funds rate target which stood at 5.25%, which was subsequently deuced 20 by the end of 2008. that target range has been maintained since then. the fomc has been applying it smacks -- a policy tool to the maximum possible since 2008. there is a vast economic literature regarding the effect of conventional monetary policy and i'm not going to review it, but simply pose a counterfactual question, which is what would have happened to u.s. employment this monetary policy had failed to respond forcefully to the financial crisis and economic downturn? economic models, and there are the fed models as well as others, suggest that if the federal funds rate target had been held at a fixed level of 5% from the fourth quarter of 2007, and -- rather than having been reduced to its actual target range of zero to .25%, the unemployment rate would be several percentage points higher than today. in other words, by following our actual policy of keeping the target funds rate at its effective lower bound, since late 2008, the federal reserve save millions of jobs that wouldn't o

your money or your life is a fairly transparent statement, but it's not one that's con deuced to thebuilding repore between the two parties involved. in part because there's a fundamental conflict of interest in that situation, and something similar arises when we talk about russia and the united states and all the regions along russia. fundamental conflict of interest. here i disagree with sam. history's important. you can reimagine, you can rethink about things, but history plays an important role in the way societies view their own interests, and it takes time to change, and so for russia, this region has been, if not a sphere of influence, certainly a sphere of privileged interest as it was once put. the reasons for this are obvious. what we call the former soviet space, as sam noted, is also the former russian imperial space. it's this region that gave russia geopolitical heft for the last years. the russian elites, rightly or wrongly, still think is critical to their own security, and i would argue today there's even a very deep psychological aspect to this, to russia's own sen

deuced the uncertainty of being able to obtain many of these probes, and room of the patients in clinical trials has been delayed or stopped. many of these drugs that are in short supply are part of the standard regimen in which new treatments are added or compared with in a clinical trial. many of the drugs in the shortest list are also used in our look national cooperative group trials. approximately 50% of active corporate group cancer clinical trials involved drugs. many reports into examples in which web sites are unable to enroll patients to a lack of drug supply. investigators in the clinical studies are unable to treat new patients when the drug supply is not available. patients on study sometime shares and there's a concern about results when a substitution occurs. it is important to remember the impact from the drug shortage is a chronicle tiles today and we will have a long-term effect on cancer research and future treatment for cancer patients. clinical trials represent the final step in the long process of developing new therapies that improve the accommodation. when a single