drew? >> athena, we'll continue to watch that.many areas we'll be watching as hurricane irene moves north. new york hasn't seen a hurricane in more than 70 years. sunday that's going to change most likely. because forecasters say irene really could smack right into the big apple. if that happens, well, it could be catastrophic. some of the possible scenarios coming up next. for broccoli, say one. for toys, say two. toys ! the system can't process your response at this time. what ? please call back between 8 and 5 central standard time. he's in control. goodbye. even kids know it's wrong to give someone the run around. at ally bank you never have to deal with an endless automated system. you can talk to a real person 24/7. it's just the right thing to do. >> it's hard to imagine a hurricane this size slam into new york city but even if irene turns and new york avoids a direct hit, the storm surge could cause a lot of damage. how is manhattan preparing? >> reporter: steve and debbie o'sullivan live in rockaway beach in queens, new y

so i begin with you, drew. make the case that you made as to why you are disappointed wi the leadership of president obamand the significance you believe of narrative. >> i guess i'll start by saying just from that clip that you just played, which i hadn't heard before but i think it's a prime example is that the president blamed the problem on congress. he didn't say... and he blamed the problem on the lack of quote/unquote coress to be able to negotiate in good faith and to compromise. the problem is actually isn't the problem in congress, it's the problem that one side of congress is actually not willing to negotiate and the other side was willing to negotiate away most of its core principles. so that kind of rhetoric may help the president in his reelection efforts, looking like he's the grown-up who's above e fray, but in fact what he's just done is actual take-to-take one more shot at his own party which is trying to be incredibly consigliertory along with him and they're getting pretty tired of a lot of

drew?jason, i guess the other question i have is, evacuate where and for a lot of these people in a larger area, how? because not everybody has immediate access to transportation. >> reporter: very good point. and obviously some of those who live in areas like this will have to do it soon because there's not a lot of ways to get out of rock away. you don't want to be in a line of cars hours long trying to get higher ground, so to speak. very evacuations centers like we are here that have temporarily been set up in higher areas further out. so they are working on that. it's a matter of timing. if you decide to evacuate you have to do it in enough time to get where you need to go. >> jason, thanks. we'll continue to follow this story with you there. but i just remember, you know, hurricane katrina and one of the big problems is -- in new orleans is that so many people did not have access to transportation. jason carroll there on the ground in rock away beach. one of our great reporters who is

hi, brianna. >> reporter: hi, drew.s awaiting the president's arrival at the town hall style event, one of five he will be doing in the next three days. folks gathered around picnic tables where the president will be talking to them. a lot of this is going to be listening. the president listening to the concerns of people in this community. he will be talking about accelerating and hiring and job growth, but we're not really expecting him to layout any new proposals, and certainly some of the things that he and the white house had been pushing before, extending unemployment benefits, and the payroll tax cut, extending that as well, and a few other ideas. nothing particularly new. that's where the criticism is coming in from republicans like mitt romney that you just heard who are calling this a no jobs tour. the president and the white house stressing that this is a chance for the president to get out of washington and get on the road, and listen to people, and the communities, these five communities, drew, that he will

drew? >> you could probably measure the heartbeat of traders the same way, up and down. tell us what happened in europe? they are trying to prevent the wild up and down swings. >> what they are doing is they are putting a temporary ban on short selling. what short selling is is when investors bet that a stock will go down in its price, and europe's version of our securities and exchange commission, it put a temporary ban for 15 days on several european countries, including france, italy, spain, and belgium to put a ban on this practice to stabilize the markets after we have seen the extreme moves over the past week, and at least in europe it looks like it is working. the european averages ended significantly higher. >>> now to the challenges that threaten the very existence of the postal service. that's not me talking. that's from a postal service document that aims to make a case for drastic cutbacks. we're talking 120,000 layoffs on top of 100,000 jobs that will be lost through atrishen.

how are you out there, drew? i think drew's having trouble hearing us this morning. it's obviously very fierce storm. >> trouble hearing you. he can barely stand there. >> we're having troubles. he did prepare a report, though, earlier. let's take a look at that. >> reporter: heavy rain and howling winds lashed the north carolina coast this morning. irene rolled in. tens of thousands of people are already without power and at least one tornado has reportedly touched down. >> we got to get out of there! >> reporter: nikki holland hunkered down with her family at this shelter. but despite mandatory evacuation orders, some residents chose to ride out the hurricane. >> this is our property. we live here. >> reporter: north carolina's governor has search and rescue teams and military resources on standby. >> we do have blackhawk helicopters and c 130 hercules aircraft ready to respond after the storm passes, if so needed. >> reporter: for the people living down here, the strong winds are just one of the concerns. the water is another. the storm surge, along with the heavy

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good morning, drew. what's the latest there? >> reporter: good morning, betty. the surf is really starting to kick up here along the north carolina coast as we are bracing for a direct hit from hurricane irene tomorrow. right now it is a category 3 hurricane but forecasters predict as this hurricane moves across the warm waters, it could become a cat 4. up and down the east coast, people are packing up and getting out of irene's way. >> i'm taking this one more serious than any one i've ever seen. >> reporter: the monster hurricane is expected to roar ashore in north carolina tomorrow, with 115-mile-per-hour winds before marching north. it's been track to hit major cities like washington, d.c., new york, and boston. at least seven states, including north carolina, have already declared states of emergency to free up resources. >> regardless of what happens, the best thing we in north carolina can do is to be prepared and to take this very, very seriously. >> reporter: here along the outer banks, businesses and homes have been boarded up, the sandbags, they've be

. >>> drew griffin in for suzanne, live from studio 7. let's get you up to speed on tuesday, august 16th. president obama's bus tour stops in peosta, iowa, sitting down with farmers and smaulz small business owners talking about jobs. this is part of the bus tour he's taking to his home state of illinois. president obama says republicans have made gridlock a deliberate political strategy. >> the problem is we've got the kind of partisan brinksmanship that is willing to put party ahead of country. that's more interested in seeing their political opponents lose than seeing the country win. >> after three winning sessions in a row, wall street went back to its bearish ways today, dow blue chips p up about 46 points now, actually pretty good since where it started pretty much in the 100 level, stocks are negative even though one of the big three credit agencies affirmed the u.s. government's aaa rating today, calling its credit worthiness exceptional. that's a sharp contrast to this month's downgrade by standard & poor's. >>> we told you this

why not, drew?>guest: well, because of who she is, these type of things, confusion over probation revoking and whether someone has served their time, it takes place all the time. literally, they are happening in the courts around this country today. but their names are not casey anthony and there incent this mystery of where she is. so, it is allure that brings court in thea courtroom. case anthony case so everybody can cover it, everybody can talk about it and even the people in the courthouse can get excited about it and i agree with randy, they should just take care of it, sign up whatever they need to sign and say, she has lop the 12 months, she was supervised for the year, game, society, -- set time. >>shepard: truthly, randy, we know the fact here, everyone wants a second bite at the apple. so i am not saying she murdered her child, but i can tell you that she did not report the kid missing for 30 days and a lot of people feel like something ought to happen but that is extra judicial, actually

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drew? i don't want to say, you are in irons out there, but it does not seem to be blowing that briskly, but has the wind turned? >> it does feel like it has turned in a very different direction and just about two hours ago, the wind was whipping and where the rain was coming sideways and hard to stand, but honestly even at the, i would say most intense point, you know, i remember being down in new orleans for hurricane katrina and then on the western side of louisiana a month later for hurricane rita, and there was no way in the storms that you could stand outside. the force of those winds were way too powerful. so even at their height, the wind speed that we see in this storm is not to that extent. i think that the danger here is more how much rain is it going to bring, and the fact that it is so big and moving so slowly, it will sit over an area for a longer time rather than the fast-moving storm that blows for a long time. >> and it has spawned tornados and new york is under a tornado wa

they say they like the mens, he drew out the last. but they don't like the mens like the mens. they don't tip as good either. he came to the bed until we came his naked book ends. he laid there for a while. be well my brothers. he said at the door. [applause] . >> on march 5th, 2007, a car bomb was exploded on mutanabbi street in baghdad. mutanabbi street is a mixed shia-suni area. more than 30 people were killed and more than 100 were wounded. this locale is the historic center of baghdad book selling, a winding street filled with bookstores and outdoor book stalls. named after the famous 10th century classic poet, al-mutanabbi, this is an old and established street for book selling and has been for hundreds of years. mutanabbi street also holds cafes, stationary shops, and even tea and tobacco shops. it has been the heart and soul of the baghdad literary and intellectual community. this tragedy is part of a wider and continuing tragedy, but one that we want to isolate and address, not only for the loss of lives but also for the implications underlying the destruction of a str

this was a question that drew hanson set out to answer. as gary wills did in gettysburg, he looks at political sources that converged to make this one speech so monumental in impact. drew hanson began to write the dream as a student at yale law school. he is a graduate of harvard and studied theology as a road scholar. a week -- rode scholar, august 28th, america will commemorate the fourth anniversary of the march on washington the day that king delivered his great speech. the los angeles public library is very honored to present drew hansen discussing the "the dream: martin luther king, jr., and the speech that inspired a nation." please welcome drew hansen. [applause] >> well, hi, everyone. thanks for coming here. and thanks to louise and to the library foundation and the library for setting this up. this is a real thrill for me to be able to do this. and i'm very grateful to louise and to the rest of the library folks for making this possible. i thought before i started tonight, i'd talk to you all how the book came to be since the fir

drew asked me how i wound up in new hampshire before we came out. i thought it would be nice to have a ski condo. walked into the realtors and walked out with a 200-year-old old farmhouse that needed 200 year's worth of work on it. i fell in love with the land, and i walk my dogs every morning, and it never ceases to take my breath away. i fell in love with the land, and then i fell in love with the system of government. i saw what one saw when he told jacksonian new england years ago self-reliance system governing themselves in their own townships. he was smarter than me. e certainly never would have bought my house, believe me. he probably got the ski condo, fully serviced in loon mountain. he's there every february. on the channel 9 ski reports talking about fresh powder, they refer to his wig. [laughter] actually, that's -- a lot of sports bars you play, he just dies, believe me. [laughter] i came for the sweet land and i stayed for the liberty which kind of snuck up on me, and the liberty is a little in pearl which is what i'll talk about. the

drew, why is this now a capital crime?issippi, the investigators found out that the victim in this case, james craig anderson was robbed before being beaten and killed. and it's because the murder took place in the commission of a crime that you polluters there can file a capital murder charge which makes him eligible for the death sentence, so it was the addition of being robbed which is why that capital murder charge was filed yesterday. >> but i have only one thing to tell the media, and that is go to brandon, mississippi and get those other five murderers who committed such an horrendous violent act against my beloved brother james craig anderson. now run and tell that. >> doan. that was the emotional plea of barbara anderson young, james anderson's sister, as you know, since this crime happened, not a single member of anderson's family has come forward to say anything. she finally broke the family's silence yesterday, with a plea that we having hearing ever since we aired the surveillance tape, that gruesome surveilla

. >> alan: the story of a modern-day nancy drew. how a 12-year-old girl took the law into her own hands. and are we in store for a heatup? the work, week forecast coming up. >> mike: speaking of heating up, the giants got their groove up. stanford tuning up for the season opener against san j j jj >> alan: a modern-day nancy drew is taking the law into her hand. jessica maple learned her great-grandmother's house had been robbed in atlanta. police couldn't solve the crime so jessica solved it herself. >> told them you're missing something and there are fingerprints by the little glass, the broken glass on the garage, and i could see the fingerprint well because it was a white garage. >> alan: nice job. she also found what the thieves stole at a nearby pawn shop. the workers pointed out the crooks who confessed to the 12-year-old girl. >> alan: the economy is having a negative effect on schools around the country. some are even cutting back on the school week. districts in new mexico, florida, and south dakota, are among the latest i

citizens drew a mural celebrating the victory along the river.t's now become a tourist attraction. >> translator: here's the lunch. >> reporter: he is looking for new sponsors. he hopes to increase the team's annual budget of $650,000 by 50%. one company he approached makes chemical products. >> translator: if your company's name is here when players are interviewed, you'll get great exposu exposure. >> reporter: after an hour of negotiations a new sponsor signed a three-year contract. >> reporter: we want to support them. >> this will help out but there's more to be done. >> reporter: shopping areas are getting behind the players in their own way. at this beauty parlor -- it's popping up all over the hot spring town. what's up today? >> we're making new eun a bem goods. >> reporter: they're planning to market suites with images of the players. part of the proceeds will go to the team. so you want to help stabilize the player's financial support. >> it's a win/win situation for soccer and our town. >> everybody's collaborating to support the socc

drew levenson. >> the hikers's ordeal is now in its third year. the men were first detained in july of 2009. their mothers were allowed to visit a year later. >>> in the east bay tonight police have investigating a shooting that sent a two-year-old boy to the hospital. the incident happened near international boulevard in oakland just after 3:00 this afternoon. the child was shot in the arm. his wounds are not life threatening. last week another boy, carlos nava, was shot. >>> a five-year-old was hit by a car while crossing the street with a family member at about 11:30 this morning on silver avenue. the boy's injuries are not life threatening. police are searching for the car and driver. the vehicle is a 1980s dark green hatchback with a missing passenger side mirror. a week ago a nine-year-old boy visit frog pennsylvania was hit by a drunk driver. he is back home now, continuing his treatment. >>> in an update to the woman hit and killed by a san francisco muni bus friday afternoon, the examiner reports the victim is 23-year-old emily dunn of sa

drew pinsky, host of "dr. drew" on hln. dr.e state a while ago had released a few tapes, and we talked about them on this program. i got some tweets from people saying, you know, why are you showing this, it's disturbing, and these new tapes are incredibly disturbing, but i find them important to watch to see because we all know there's dangers out there, and yet people still, you know, kids are still getting into vans with creepy people in there. >> yeah, there's a couple of points we made, anderson. one is although it's a cliche that someone would offer up candy and lure a child into a van, the fact is that kind of thing does exist. the other issue is should we be watching these films? i mean, they are not explicit. they are just disturbing, and because the normal person's mine just doesn't work that way, it is important to take a good hard look at these things so you understand in an unvarnished way what it is you're looking for to keep your kids safe. >> and nancy garrido, luring a child into a van, having her doing splits

[applause] [applause] >> thank you, thank you very much, drew. it's wonderful to be here in -- what the hell state are we in again, drew? oh, right, my state, my state, new hampshire. i hope he's sure about that. it's weird, i never recognize the bit with indoor plumbing. [laughter] we were supposed to be getting that in my part of the state under the stimulus package, but it fell off the back of the truck somewhere on i-93, so we never did. i, he mentioned opera, drew in his introduction, and it's true i used to introduce opera on the television a long time ago. and a neighbor of mine up north who does sugaring, and the opera were coming. i notified him that the opera were making a rare appearance, some opera company at, in if lebanon, new hampshire. so he thinks, you know, because he's in the woods, he'd like to see what this opera thing is all about. and we get a couple of tickets, and he's on his way down there in his pickup truck with his wife, and he gets pulled over by the cop for speeding. and the guy asks for license and registration. he

san francisco drew me, as i think it through all of us, because we live in a very special place.ust want to say on behalf of the board of supervisors -- we have a special responsibility and a special leadership role in the world. as we come together, we symbolize all of this date we have in humanity, the faith we have in the fight for civil rights, the faith we have, frankly, as a common family. >> i consider myself someone who shares the progress of value that need san francisco's -- many san franciscans hold dear. >> i do believe that a majority of this board share the same progressive values, and i think there is a danger and an overly narrow definition of what is progressive. we have to remember that being progressive stance for values of inclusiveness, of tolerance, of acceptance, and we need to think hard about how we characterize various votes of either being within that definition or outside of that. >> before i ran for office, i worked in san francisco as a criminal prosecutor and a civil- rights attorney and really got to understand how much of a beacon to the rest of t

drew elevenson reports, it's the deadliest day since the war began. >> the helicopter like this one wasdown by a rocket propelled grenade. sources from the u.s. military say the giant nato chopper was called into action as a backup. a team conducting a night raid on taliban fighters was in trouble. the chopper went down as it arrived to help. more than 20 u.s. special operations forces were killed. along with seven afghan commandos, a civilian interpreter, and a dog. it went down in a valley in the province west of the capital city of kabul. it's the taliban claiming responsibility for shooting down the helicopter. in a statement, president barack obama said, their deaths are a reminder of the extraordinary sacrifices made by the men and women of our military and their families. afghan president, karzai offered his condolences. cbs news confirms the seals who died were from the same unit involved in the raid to kill osama bin laden. this is the worst single day loss of life for the u.s. led forces in afghanistan. since the war began nearly a decade ago. during a bike race in massachuset

he drew it on your hand?d told him -- my mom's favorite song is "blackbird," and so he drew these bird feet. and my mom, my dad, my brother, and i all got it on out wrist. >> jimmy: no way? >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's really cool. >> so, yeah. we've got these bird feet now. >> jimmy: they look really good. it looks good. i like that. >> well, thank you. thank you. >> jimmy: hey, do you remember the first time i met you? [ laughter ] >> i do, jimmy. >> jimmy: i was wearing these. >> i know you were. [ laughter ] he really was. >> jimmy: now, we didn't know each other or anything. >> um-um. >> jimmy: i went to comic-con, and i was a superhero called the recharger. >> yes. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] we have -- >> as you do. >> jimmy: yeah, we -- i guess we have a clip of us meeting for the first time. here's the clip. ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i love you. you're so fun. you're so fun. let's talk about your movie. "the help," this is huge. i mean, the book is just gigantic. >> people li

drew levinson reports, it is the deadliest incident for coalition forces since the war began. >> the u.s. military believes the twin rotor chinook helicopter like this one was shot down by a rocket-propelled grenade. and sources from the u.s. military say the giant nato chopper was called into action as a backup. a team conducting a night raid on taliban fighters was in trouble. the chopper went down as it arrived to help. cbs news has learned more than 20 u.s. special operations forces, most of them navy seals, were killed. the helicopters' five crew members are also dead. along with seven afghan commandos. a civilian interpreter. and a dog. the chinook went down in a valley in the warnuck province west of the capital city of kabul. the area is considered a taliban strong hold and it is the taliban claiming responsibility for shooting down the helicopter. in a statement, president barack obama said, their deaths are a reminder of the extraordinary sacrifices made by the men and women of our military. and their families. afghan president hamid karzai offered his condolences. they wer

but it drew big national money. special interests poured as much as $31 million into those recall races. >>> and the controversy continues to grow over "newsweek's" latest cover, over michele bachmann. the feature is calling what some are calling an unflattering image of the presidential hopeful. bachman appears wide-eyed, with the headline, "the queen of rage." she is revealing outtakes of the cover shoot. including images of the congresswoman campaigning in iowa and washington. bachman's campaign claims the photo was talken during a lighting test. tina brown says in a statement, michele bachmann's intensity is galvanizing voters in iowa right now. and "newsweek's" cover captures that. we'll hear more from tina when she joins us on "morning joe." bachman will speak to david gregory sunday, when "meet the press" goes to iowa. >>> still ahead, new england patriots' wide receiver chad ochocinco announces his housing plans in his home city. did you hear about this? says he's going to move in with a patriots' fan. perha

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stockton, this drew griffin again with cnn.trying to get to the truth of the matter about particularly their brother. you're the only one alive and sane enough to tell the truth. and that's what they're after. >> he has refused all of our phone calls, refused to respond to notes placed at his door. the assistant u.s. attorney who prosecuted the case insists to us, jay stockton would tell us what the federal government has proven in court. that brian wells was involved with the bank robbery. >> no one could have sat through this criminal trial without understanding the degree of evidence linking mr. wells to these particular participants. >> in fact, the same affidavit that implicates stockton repeatedly implicates jean hyde's brother. the suspect involved, saying brian wells knew the plot all along was involved in the planning, was part of the band of criminal misfits trying to rob a bank. jean hyde will never believe that. she believes her government is lying. >> they let an innocent man, my brother, die while in their custody

drew levenson, cbs news, new york. >>> in spain, nearly 2 million people gathered today outside madrid to hear final remarks from pope benedict, as he concluded the church's world youth day. the weather was harsh during the four-day festival. 2500 people were treated for heat exhaustion, in 1104-degree heat. yesterday, six people were slightly injured when a tent collapsed during a thunderstorm. today, the pope urged young catholics to become missionaries and spread their faith. he announced the next youth day festival will be in rio de janeiro in 2013. >>> well, if your next trip includes flying on united, you could see big changes inside the plane. the airline has announced it will spend more than $500 million to improve seats on its aircraft. this is the latest step in its merger with continental. continental's flatbed seats will be you installed on united planes, with extra leg room. they are also making the overhead bins bigger on some jets. >>> well, we did see a little bit of sunshine out there this weekend, but we've seen plenty of low clouds, too, and another unseasonably cool

drew levinson, cbs news. >> and the bodies of the u.s.e flown to dover air force base later this week. they will be met by their families, military brass and possibly the president. >>> hope for the imminent release of the 2uc berkeley graduates behind bars for two years have been dashed tonight. this is after the ambassador rejected reports that they would soon be freed. the two men faces peonage charges for allegedly crossing into iran illegally in 2009. iranian judges have not yet announced a verdict. a third hiker was released last year. >>> and new unrest has erupted in london after saturday's rioting and looting. officers in the pot nam area was the scene of saturday night's rampage with rioters burning patrol cars and a doubledecker bus. they are protesting a police shooting death of a father of four. more than 55 people were arrested, 26 police officers were injured. disturbances broke in enfield, about 5 miles north of to the nam. >>> fire still burns in southern dads in high winds and hot temperatures. the march of the flames ov

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drew levinson is where the storm will hit first in north carolina. >> reporter: the surf is starting up and the clouds are thickening along north carolina's outerbanks. hurricane irene is expected to make landfall here tomorrow with winds topping 100 miles an hour. tourists and residents have been ordered to evacuate. but a few like catherine mary and her father john are staying put. aren't you worried about staying here? >> i am worried about staying here but my father has the house here. i have a house here. >> reporter: from north carolina, forecasters predict irene will skate up the east coast with its sights on one of the most densely popularity part of the country. 65 people may be affected. evacuations are under way along the jersey shore and new jersey is making emergency plans. president obama is urging everyone in irene's path to be ready. >> you have to take precautions now. don't wait. don't delay. >> reporter: high winds may not be the only problem here in north carolina. irene's storm surge could heavily damage the coastline. waves 10 to 15 feet high could wash away man

who want to bang been trying to give the no we sent off late on in his arsenal debut as the gunners drewnil nil at newcastle elsewhere sunderland bounced back to say the point at liverpool nor each true reagan full of stability shared the spoils and so on and against everton was postponed because of the lights in england in the week. it's now in case the star now has extended his lead over reigning moto g.p. champion lorenzo after the australian triumphed in the checked. to six when the season start as repsol from the team started to joseph started from pole but crashed out early in the race and stoner never looked back after the months to finish just over a six and a half seconds add another teammate but that is ios a fast improving with us so when charlie came to his maiden podium place just seconds at the back the runs i've had to settle for false trails lead a study up by thirty two points in the overall standings. and finally aussie sports has caught up with a russian ice hockey star who has lit up the n.h.l. for almost two decades so the seven year old ought to a senator's defense

the group stage of the champions league which takes place at around three hours time because on side drew one wanted time to leo in the second leg of their play off to go out for two on aggregate but under pressure off were among the teams that did go through well really need to know when they're better to go through after losing the first leg of three one and the goal for bluegrass knuckle with thirty minutes left gave the russian side hope but as they searched for seconds they were caught on the counter-attack actually calling it equalizing and giving leo a fourteen aggregate win houseware benfica also israel after beating let's say twenty three one surprise package victoria this ten year from the czech republic made the last thirty two at the expense of copenhagen the russian side but their very soft are also that and so too are all small despite selling star samir nasri and c'est fabregas may be your days into wanting italy to progress three want to have a get to see at side also it's a penalty. just too chicken offering to compete you're going to break the challenge of the challenge.

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the sides drew the first leg burn about leaving things evenly balanced for the return game at the nou camp bassett coach pep guardiola said his team would need to produce an extraordinary performance though to win the cup but was corry over whom he would pick for tonight's game given the burgeoning talent he's got squat. we have to manage a discount situation. we spoke about that. the players are huge players. but there are many many many games. they can understand i can imagine that. conference of meet up to the touring solution the people you're going to that's why i don't believe disco where i didn't believe your displeasure to the tennis now and maria sharapova will be somewhat relieved today after early exits recent tournament in stamford and toronto she has made round three of the cincinnati masters the former world number one who was the four seed in ohio this week beat a strain and to see it early on in straight sets six one six three the score she rapped afterward saying despite a few ups and downs in the second set she was pleased with her performance while the now joins us

flight games up for grabs on saturday including its initial long haul and square local side so i'm drew neil neil with alan carr both teams at a number of opportunities but failed to come first any of them that draw didn't change their positions in the standings with one car retaining the eleven spot while tom said back well. elsewhere someone it's always expected to make his debut later for his new side on sheet near who moved on a three year thirty million dollar deal this week taking to the pitch in the last of also insults save all that take on terry gross and the latest a school there is to kneel to the home team at halftime. downstream and while outside to recruit more big names in the next few weeks there are reports that the march go outside have shown interest in the manchester united defender any money appendage estimated transfer fees twenty two million euros with a twenty nine year old serbian player reportedly offered nearly twice as much money as he's current salary. moving on to the english game now where liverpool and chelsea are both in action on saturday with both also

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