markus and charlie had the second best time a tricky conditions with a mix of rain and stone at repsol fonda to be coping well so far. now after his triumph in the french open world number one rafael nadal has suffered a shot at feet ahead of wimbledon the spaniard knocked out of the quarterfinals at queen's by joe will free to tsonga and the dow started well enough taking the first set on a tie break but in the second it was to tsonga to take control and this sets it for him by the third nidal was looking a bit weary these three week exertion in paris losing that six games to one song or wrapping up the match in just over two hours i know probably zofran the roddick's who is on course for a record fifth partly explains the twenty eight year old his usual gotten himself on the serve again steffen and of a basket go into the first set six two. and then the second by the same scoreline

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>> yeah because it was peter fonda. i don't understand the actual premise.s think every hour on the hour a president randomly goes by in the grassy enol. -- knoll. i will probably steer clear of the grassy knoll. i didn't get the joke. >> that's because there wasn't one. a guy cop is filing suit against his department which he says denied his request to march in uniform in sunday's west hollywood gay and lesbian pride parade. apparently the department said it would bring discredit to his employer. he hired gloria allred. good move? >> she is world respected and worldwide. i can't think of anything that challenges to the authenticity to bear the cases that she represents. >> that's a very good'. -- very good answer. don't we need pride parades 1234*. >> it is good to take advantage of the moment and have widespread go go dancing. most of my moves i learn. >> yeah. and i realize i have some new exercise tips. you know what is great is seeing the older gay men look at the younger gay men and say i can't do that anymore. >> when they ban sparklers, pride will co

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jackson, madeleine albright, jimmy carter, hilliary clinton, al gore, teddy kennedy, phil donahue, peter fonda, peter jennings. what do you think their reaction is on the cover of a book that says "useful idiots? " >> i don't know if they will notice. brian lamb: did you have something to do with selecting these? >> the publisher came up with the list. every person on the cover is mentioned in the book in some capacity or other. something that was worthy of being noted. brian lamb: katie couric. >> gosh, what did she say? brian lamb: i could help you. >> she was praising cuba if i recall. brian lamb: i will read a little bit. with host bryant gumbel and indicate kwrou couric visiting cuba, they mouth chirpy nonsense that characterized liberal views of cuba. >> that's exactly right. as i documented in the book, whenever the major media or liberal newspapers report on cuba, they do it in this completely uncurious way. they go down there and repeat what the castro regime says. they find themselves talking about their wonderful health care system and the fact that their educational system is so te