and the poles thought that was a double contact by jake gibb. they're questioning referee jose pedron of spain. >> this is a play that rosenthal could do a lot more often. prudel's undersized and cannot jump as high as rosenthal. he can hit the high, hard one every single time. >> when he tries to go low, hard would be, that's where he's getting in trouble. 16-13. and prudel with the nice knuckle touch. we mentioned there have been eight upsets in the tournament so far. just one today. great britain losing. as a favorite team. the united states, unless they fix things quick, they're going down. fijalek. and gibb right over the top. and fijalek is going to complain. >> that was the correct call. fijalek in the net. >> i think he's saying that gibb got it first. he didn't allow me to attack. >> let's see if gibbs gets this first. over the net. i think he's got a point. gibb is not allowed to contact that ball till it crosses the plain and goes on his side. you're absolutely right. >> a bad call there. will it affect poland? 17-14. fijalek says no

and the poles thought that was a double contact by jake gibb. they're questioning referee jose pedron of spain. >> this is a play that rosenthal could do a lot more often. prudel's undersized and cannot jump as high as rosenthal. he can hit the high, hard one every single time. >> when he tries to go low, hard would be, that's where he's getting in trouble. 16-13. and prudel with the nice knuckle touch. we mentioned there have been eight upsets in the tournament so far. just one today. great britain losing. as a favorite team. the united states, unless they fix things quick, they're going down. fijalek. and gibb right over the top. and fijalek is going to complain. >> that was the correct call. fijalek in the net. >> i think he's saying that gibb got it first. he didn't allow me to attack. >> let's see if gibbs gets this first. over the net. i think he's got a point. gibb is not allowed to contact that ball till it crosses the plain and goes on his side. you're absolutely right. >> a bad call there. will it affect poland? 17-14. fijalek says no

and the poles thought that was a double contact by jake gibb. they're questioning referee jose pedron of spain. >> this is a play that rosenthal could do a lot more often. prudel's undersized and cannot jump as high as rosenthal. he can hit the high, hard one every single time. >> when he tries to go low, hard would be, that's where he's getting in trouble. 16-13. and prudel with the nice knuckle touch. we mentioned there have been eight upsets in the tournament so far. just one today. great britain losing. as a favorite team. the united states, unless they fix things quick, they're going down. fijalek. and gibb right over the top. and fijalek is going to complain. >> that was the correct call. fijalek in the net. >> i think he's saying that gibb got it first. he didn't allow me to attack. >> let's see if gibbs gets this first. over the net. i think he's got a point. gibb is not allowed to contact that ball till it crosses the plain and goes on his side. you're absolutely right. >> a bad call there. will it affect poland? 17-14. fijalek says no

richard gibbs.s director of the human genome sequencing center at baylor college of medicine in houston of dr. gibbs spends his days investigating the way genes impact our health. >> the fundamental concept is that genetics is a big determinant of your future. and that whatever ails you or finishes you, will have a large genetic component. and for the most part right now we are focused on those obvious examples. we have disease in the family. but the fact is that every common disorder has some contribution from genetics. that we want to understand that and bring advances and cure and diagnostics that are based on that understanding. >> which is why dna sequencing is so important. it's only been in existence for a few decades but dna sequencing has given doctors and researchers immeasurable amounts of data on the human body. >> dna sequence something a chemistry it means that you take the dna out of blood or whatever tissue that you can get and you treat it in a way with special chemicals and special

gibbs, no. yes. mr. gibson, no. mr. sutherland, no. mr. crawford? >> no. >> mr. crawford, no. mrs. heelscamp, no.

in the first round, serena ran gibbs around pretty well. serena did have a moment where she was upset with herself, figuring she had missed a couple of easier shots and should have been able to put gibbs away sooner. she won the second set by a score of 6-1. she wins in straight sets of 6-2, 6-1. you can't blame her if she doesn't really know what time zone he is in yet. >> i couldn't quite believe i was playing today, but, you know, i'm healthy, i have a heartbeat, so there was no reason for me not to play. i felt good. i definitely will feel better after having a day off. i'm still waking up like at 2 in the morning, so... >> reporter: in a news conference yesterday, serena says she's in the best shape she's been in her whole life. she's now 30. hard to believe. reporting live from stanford, mark, back to you. >> one of the all-time greats. a chance to see her all weekend long. thanks, mark. >>> a device that reveals a lot about your driverring habits and -- driving habits and can actually be used to determine who is at fault in an accide

gibbs? >> no. >> mr. gibbs no. mr. austin scott? >> no. >> mr. austin scott, no. >> mr. tipton? mr. tipton, no. >> mr. sutherland, no. >> mr. crawford, no. >> mr. crawford, no. [ inaudible ] mr. gibson? >> mr. gibson, no. >> mr. hol green, no. >> mr. hol green no. >> mr. schilling? >> no. >> mr. ribbel? no. mr. peterson, mr. peterson, no. >> mr. holden? no. >> mr. holden, no. >> mr. mcintyre? >> no. >> mr. bosswell, yes. >> mr. bosswell, yes. >> mr. baca. >> yes. >> mr. baca, yes. mr. cardoza. >> yes. >> mr. cardoza, yes. >> mr. david scott, yes. >> mr. david scott, yes. mr. kwaar, yes. >> mr. costa? >> yes. >> mr. costa, yes. mr. wallace? >> yes. >> mr. wallace, yes. mr. schrader? >> no. >> mr. schrader no. >> mr. kissel? >> yes. >> mr. kissel, yes. >> mr. owens? >> mr. owens no. mrs. pingry? >> yes. >> mr. pingry, yes. >> mr. courtney? >> yes. >> mr. courtney, yes. >> miss fudge? >> yes. >> miss fudge, yes. >> mr. sublime. >> yes. >> mr. sublime, yes. >> miss sewell? >> yes. >> miss sewell, yes. >> mr. nagbower? >> no. >> mr. nagbower, no. mr. chairman? >> no. >> mr. chairman, no.

jake gibb and sean rosenthal. in trouble here. prudel. serving rosenthal. fijalek with the dig. and fijalek shoves it through!

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sgli 'm joined by obama campaign senior adviser robert gibbs. good to see you, robert.t the run you through a series of economic figures and polls and then get your comment at the end. first of all, when you ask folks what are economic conditions like today. good, 27%. poor, 73%. when you say, how important is the economy to your vote, 92% say it is either very or extremely important to their vote. >> who are the other 8%? >> exactly. to their vote, and who would better handle the economy. romney 48% and obama 47%. and if the economy is not doing what you expect, but better, why are the numbers like that? >> well, we are coming out of the hardest economic time in our history. >> which we have been for four years. >> and typically coming out of the recession and the depth that we were in caused by a financial crisis which is what happened, it takes a while to dig out of the hole. we saw on friday that our economy is growing and we are adding jobs. the president believes that -- >> not enough jobs. >> we are not growing fast enough and adding enough jobs. >> so what is th

the welcome back some good friends located here in the bay area charles gibbs with united religions initiative it's good to have you welcome now let's start right out united religions initiative >>> we are global and interfaith organization our purpose is to promote in during daily interfaith cooperation to end religious the motivated violence and create cultures of peace justice and healing for the earth and all living beings. small bowls. but carried out to many local groups called cooperation circles with over 550 of them in 80 countries over half a million members who each day tried to make some contribution to making that purpose a reality to interfaith cooperation. we are in 80 countries and 550 local groups and over half a million members. >>> the begun here in santa to scope greta that's correct out of an invitation from the un in 1993 to the then episcopal bishop pierre william swing ask him to post a one hour interfaith service from the u.n. charter setting at the grace cathedral and he said he would be happy to and when he was asked to bring religions free nations of the world he re

. >> and former white house press secretary robert gibbs saying today we're not adding enough jobs, he says the economy is improving and we're making progress but we have a long ways to go. back to you, eric? >> eric: steve, thanks so much. the disapointing jobs picture taking a major role in the race for the white house. putting president obama on the defensive and, perhaps, giving an opening to governor romney. how is this all playing out in the campaign right now? let's bring in our political panel, brad blaken is a former deputy assistant to president george w. bush and a member of the democratic national committee and former chair of vice president al gore's campaign in michigan in 2000. debbie, welcome. brad, welcome to you both. brad, let me start with you. this sounds like it came from the romney campaign but it did not. steve told us that robert gibbs, the obama campaign spokesman says we're not adding jobs fast enough, not growing the economy. what do they do? >> what they do, i'm not going to give advice to the democrats. i'll leave that to debbie but what the republicans ne

charles gibbs is with us with the added religions initiative based here. the idea sort of a precursor to the internet and the horrors of the communication. let's get people together and let them take the initiative could on for how long? >>> a started working on the charter in 1996 and signed our charter in june 26th in 2000 and were creeping up toward her 12th anniversary of son in the charter. >>> the wind down anniversary 50 years was the launch for this. >>> that was the 95 with a couple of years getting ready for that and then a year between the service and the formal beginning never chartering process that brought together thousands of people ultimately from all over the world and sometimes in the bay area and often other parts of the area three people who would never spoken with each other often to get there to dream to plan and commit to work side-by-side and that was the birth basically of the community. >>> stiller core mission. we believe this people told us that the people on the ground know best what needs to happen. our local groups can choos

steve told us that robert gibbs, the obama campaign spokesman says we're not adding jobs fast enough, not growing the economy. what do they do? >> what they do, i'm not going to give advice to the democrats. i'll leave that to debbie but what the republicans need to do is it's not enough to tell the american people how bad obama is. they know that. they need an alternative and they have to believe that a change is going to better their situation so it's up to romney to lay out a clear and definitive plan in the next few months that the american people can say, ok, we've had enough of obama, we're willing to make the change in romney and the change that romney is willing to make is better than what we got. 70% of the american people, eric, whether you're republican or democrat feel the american economy is headed down the wrong track. and they've lost faith in this president because they're not better off today than they were four years ago. in order for romney to be effective, you have to get his plan out there, make it understandable and believe for the american people and it will do

it is worth noting the romney campaign responded to gibbs' comments, saying the obama campaign's latest unfounded character assault on mitt romney is unseemly and disgusting. romney had a successful career in the private sector, pays every dime of taxes he owes, has given generously to charitable organizations. certainly he has given up to 14%, 15% of his income. interesting wording, pays every dime of taxes he owes. >> well, it brings back the point that tax rates on the rich are probably a lot lower than they should be which goes to the buffett rule. that's a whole other can of worms. i think the romney campaign is making a major miscalculation, betting on the fact that americans are aspirational compared to europeans, for example, we're willing to tolerate a lot more inequality if we think we can climb up the ladder but at a time when people feel that that's not the case, that's the wrong -- >> and is not the case. we have the least income mobility of any industrialized nation. >> you guys have brilliantly teased things we will talk about later on in the hour, including whether wealt

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gibbs. >> no. >> mr. gibbs, no. mr. sutherland. >> no. >> mr. sutherland, no. mr. crawford. >> no. >> mr. crawford, no. >> no. >> mr. gibson? >> yes. >> mr. gibson, yes. no. no. >> mr. schilling? >> yes. >> mr. schilling, yes. >> mr. ribble? >> no. >> mr. peterson? >> no. >> mr. peterson, no. mr. holden, no. >> mr. mcintire, yes. >> yes. yes. mr. clayton? >> no. >> mr. costa? >> yes. >> mr. walls? >> yes. >> mr. straiter? >> yes. >> mr. kissle? >> yes. >> mr. owings? >> yes. >> mr. kingery, yes. yes. yes. yes. mr. johnson, no. mr. king? >> no. >> mr. king, no. mr. kardosa? mr. chairman? >> no. >> mr. chairman, no. the vote is 18 ayes, 26 nays. >> amendment number 29 is not accepted. >> i have an amendment. >> what is the number? >> it's number 12 on broad band. >> the clerk will distribute amendment number 12. the gentleman may begin his explanation when he's prepared. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i appreciate the bipartisan leadership that's been brought to this bill here today. you know, the need is critically important to my area and upstate new york. i think we

gibbs and mr.adden, maybe some tiny thing will cause the needle to move. >> donna, what is your sense of what we have seen? >> first of all, i'm excited. finally 101 days, can go back to watching soap operas and not see the negative ads. first of all, i'm glad that we have early voting, george, there won't be a lot of congestion on election day. but what we know it's dead locked. it's tight. and the polls are like those boats in the venice canals, useless in rough waters. because we're looking a tiny segment of the electorate that will decide this election. less than 10%. >> david, you have taken a look at a lot of elections. you're sort of an expert in the political is this race that's not going move off dead center unless some surprise in. >> they think that it is a more limited universe. right now, this is a 2 to four-point race. neither campaign believes that the nbc/wall street journal poll that shows itit's a six-point race. from what we have seen up until now, lot of it has been the definiti

gibbs, mr. gibbs, no. mr. tipton? mr. tipton, yes. mr. sutherland. mr. sutherland, no. mr. crawford? mr. crawford, no. mrs. robey? mrs. robey, no. mr. hulescamp, no. mrs. elmers? mr. gibson? >> yes. >> mr. gibson, yes. mr. hultgren, no. mrs. hartsler, no. mr. shilling? mr. shilling, no. mr. ribble? mr. ribble, no. mrs. nome? mrs. nome, no. mr. peterson? mr. holden? mr. holden, no. mr. mcentire? >> no. >> mr. mcintyre, no. mr. boswell? mr. bacca? yes. mr. car doze za. mr. david scott, yes. mr. quayar, yes. mr. costa? mr. costa, yes. mr. walls, mr. walls, yes. mr. schrader, mr. schrader, yes. mr. kissle, mr. kissle, yes. mr. owens, mr. owens, yes. miss pingree? miss pingree, yes. mr. courtney? >> yes. >> mr. courtney, yes. mr. welch? mr. welch, yes. miss fudge? mr. sublon? mr. sublon, yes. miss sewell? miss sewell, yes. mr. mcgovern? mr. mcgovern, yes. mr. goodlatte? mr. goodlatte, no. mr. johnson? mr. johnson, no. mr. naugabauer? mr. naugabauer, no. miss elmers? mr. peterson? mr. peterson, no. miss fudge? mr. chairman? >> no. >> mr. chairman, no. mr. chairman, the vote is 18

gibbs, mr. gibbs aye. mr. scott, austin scott. mr. austin scott no. mr. tipton. >> aye. >> mr. sutherland. >> aye. >> mr. sutherland aye. mr. crawford. mr. crawford no. mrs. roby. mrs. roby no. mr. healscamp, aye. mrs. elmers. >> mr. gibson. >> no. >> mr. gibson no. >> mr. holtgren aye. mr. hartzlel, no. mr. schilling. >> mr. schilling no. mr. ribble. >> aye. >> mr. ribble aye. >> mr. peterson. >> no. >> mr. peterson, no. mr. holden. >> no. >> mr. holden no. mr. mcentire. >> no. >> mr. mcentire now. >> mr. boswell. >> mr. boswell no. >> mr. cardoza. >> no. >> david scott. >> aye. >> mr. david scott aye. mr. kwai ar no. mr. costa, no. mr. walls. >> no. >> mr. walls no. mr. schrader. >> no. >> mr. schrader no. mr. kissell, no. >> mr. owens. >> mr. owens no. mrs. ping rey, no. >> mr. courtney. >> no. >> mr. courtney no. mr. welch. >> no. >> mr. welch, no. mrs. budge. >> aye. >> mr. siblon. >> no. >> ms. sewell. >> no. >> mr. mcgovern. >> mr. chairman. >> no. >> mr. chairman, no. >> mr. chairman, the vote is 17 yays to 29 nays. >> the amendment number 85 fails. are there any other

gibbs? >> no. >> mr. gibbs, no. mr. austin scott. >> no. >> mr. austin scott no. mr. tipton? >> no. >> mr. tipton, no. mr. sutherland. >> no. mr. sutherland, no. mr. crawford? >> no. >> mr. crawford, no. >> mrs. roby, no. mr. desharelay. >> aye. >> mr. desharelay, aye. >> mrs. elmers. >> no. >> mrs. elmers no. >> mr. gibson. >> mr. gibson, no. mr. hol green, no. >> mr. schilling? >> no. >> mr. schilling, no. >> mr. ribbel? >> aye. mr. ribbel, aye. mr. peterson? >> no. >> mr. peterson no. mr. holden? >> no. >> mr. holden, no. >> mr. mcintyre, no. >> mr. boswell. >> no. mr. boswell, no. mr. baca? >> no. >> mr. baca, no. mr. cardoza? >> no. >> mr. cardoza, no. >> mr. scott? >> aye. >> mr. scott, aye. mr. kwa ar. >> no. >> mr. costa? no. >> mr. costa, no. mr. wallace, no. >> mr. schrader, no. >> mr. schrader no. mr. kissel, no. mr. owens no. >> mrs. embrey, no. >> mr. courtney? >> no. >> mr. courtney, no. >> mr. welch? >> no. >> mr. welch, no. >> miss fudge, aye. >> mr. sublime. no. mrs. sewell, no. mr. mcgovern? mr. mcgovern, no. mr. chairman? >> no. >> oh, excuse me. mr. johnso

robert gibbs for obama and kevin madden for romney. >>> and our powerhouse roundtable with george will, donna brazile, dana loesch. david chalian and ruth marcus. >>> plus -- >> i'm jon karl outside of dick cheney's home, we just had the first interview with the former vice president after his heart transplant. >>> anb abc news is at the olympics. the very latest from london. . is very latest from london. >>> good morning, everyone. george stephanopoulos has a well-deserved morning off. as you just heard, it's been a rough week for both candidates. so, let's get right to it with their senior advisers. robert gibbs with president obama and kevin madden with mitt romney. >> good morning. >> i have a critical question for two senior advisers, who are the junior advisers? >> i tried to get that title before, nobody will give -- >> it doesn't bear any responsibility. >> i make my own coffee. >> i always wondered that. i want to start with, we're 100 days out. dead-even race. as of this morning. robert, what is going to break this race out, or is it going to stay this way until the end? >> i

ladies and gentlemen, with that, please join me in welcoming nancy gibbs and michael duffy. [applause] [applause] [applause] >> thank you, john for that introduction. i want to start by saying that in the five years that nancy and i put this book together, we had many discovery moments the surprising things about them and we had covered, from reagan and bush and clinton and now obama. it was a real journey of discovery. we learned about eisenhower, kennedy, nixon, and ford. we, too, said wow, i didn't know that. for us it was a journey that continues because people kept telling us things we do not know. in some ways, ronald reagan was a bigger part of that story than we would have gassed, because when we first meet him in 1947, long before his presidency, and as we dug deeper into reagan's relationship with the club, we learned that he had actually seen fdr when he was living in des moines, and he had gone to a truman fundraiser in kansas city when he was still a democrat. he would then be taken under the wing of tran-eights. i was struck with a relationship as we were comin

. ♪ barry gibb and -- [ cheers and applause ] queen latifah.me. >> jimmy: no, come on, we always have fun. >> don't leave your kids around this guy. he's irresponsible. >> jimmy: we always have fun. >> you want to get me in trouble. >> jimmy: so we think -- i think -- >> and we're gonna have fun. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: i think barry gibb and aaron neville sound kind of like it, too. >> well, but -- ♪ yeah, but -- >> jimmy: and then, aaron neville's like -- ♪ >> aaron neville is ripped. aaron neville would be like -- >> jimmy: oh, yeah, he is. he's all tight. [ light laughter ] oh, he's all -- yeah, he just, like, did ten push-ups. things like -- yeah, he's got giant arms. >> i love how he sings -- ♪ who sings like that? [ light laughter ] i love it. i love it. ♪ >> but let's get this right. daryl hall -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> the bee gees -- >> jimmy: the bee gees, yeah. >> and aaron neville -- >> jimmy: and aaron neville -- >> apparently related. >> jimmy: are -- [ laughter ] what the hell is that? that's the second -- [ laughter and applause ] >>

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. >>> serena williams working this afternoon against a reigning ncaa champion, nicole gibbs of stanford. serena said she had a 24 hour flight from wimbledon. is that long? >> that's too long ! >> you think she'd be flying private. >> i'm sure. maybe she made a couple of stops. >> anyway, we'll ask the e-shurance people. >> she probably meant with the time change. >> maybe that's it. jacqueline, as always, coming through. give me the tour de france. 120 miles in the french mountains. bradley wiggins retains the yellow jersey. and it's being called a $750,000 shift. rollandinno, sponsor for coke, got $750,000 a year. they caught him sipping a pepsi, and coke immediately dropped him. >> whoa!

gibbs did make serena work and came up with shots of her own.ner up the line and with a straight set. as we reported yesterday, the warriors traded wright to the 76ers in it a three way deal with new orleans. they he get jackson of the hornets. he will be the backup combo guard in case curry is not completely healed. the 76erss get a draft european player and clears 4 million in cap spaz for warriors. steven was introduced to the l.a. media after being traded to phoenix for two number ones and two number twos. he got $27 million over three years from the laker and could be a dangerous backcourt with he and kobe. >> had a conversation about now we could make this all work and he was incredibly excited. optimistic. positive and encouraging. and he made no kwames about the fact that he thought we would be a great fit and could really help each other. >>> the baseball hall of fame adding items from the yesterday 83rd all-star classic including pablo sandoval's bat hit the first based loaded triple in all-star history. the louisville slugger he used

her famous sister is venus, gibbs, everyone in her sorority.per fordgives drives a borrowed beach cruiser. it just finished late this afternoon. serena williams and the bright yellow, gives it in your court. boy, got her on the run. and got a point. not enough. watch her blast that return. serena williams wins this 6/2, 6/1. that handshake was the first interaction since she was a ball girl. she is currently playing doubles. the sharks have signed mark edward to a five-year contract extension. also announced an affiliation with the new san fransisco bulls. that is a hockey franchise that will open up in october at the cow palace. it means the sharks can stockpile their prospects right there in daly city on the bulls roster. speaking of the bulls. not geneva street, today was the fifth day of the running of the bulls in spain. no major injuries reported out of thousands of people there. as the halftime bulls barrel down the narrow streets. the festival ends on saturday. finally, this fissure woman caught more the issue was expecting a fishing of

the opening round of the bank of the west classic in palo alto her comment was stanford star nicole gibbs >>> i wish her ball girl once. when i was 12 years old. sell i think as though to her briefly in the locker room there. did we sirena just four days removed from her fifth wimbledon title and she made quick work performed all girls arena to fees and a call gives two to one and will take on chanel's cheaper is in the quarter finals on friday. the warriors picked up point guard and jared jack from the more dense as part of a three-way trade descended to philly jockey career year in new orleans. the service the backup ends those san jose sharks announced affiliation with the new san francisco bulls as the hockey franchises fellow up in october. that means the sharks can stockpile prospects in daly city on the bulls roster and says they also assigns mark edwards plastic to a five-year contract extension. i know a certain sharks announcer that loves him.

obama campaign advisor robert gibbs. >> are you suggesting that mitt romney is guilty of some kind ofny here? >> dale, what i'm suggesting is nobody has any idea because the only person with the tax returns is mitt romney. >> this wave of attacks against mitt romney, they're a distraction from the real discussion which is we're in a jobs crisis and we're not talking about jobs. >> release the tax returns. put all of this to rest. >>> joining me now, "news nation" political columnist for the hill and keith is still with us. amy, will this get traction with people perhaps in the midwest? we know early on the people in washington said the bain capital attacks wouldn't work. the polling shows that to be different. is this the same regarding these offshore accounts and more tax returns that could be released? >> oh, i think it definitely will get traction. i've spoken with conservatives who are worried about it, worried that the campaign is not realizing the impact it will have. you can make the argument if you work for mitt romney or you're the candidate himself against the bein attacks s

how he thinks that mitt romney has been doing, and a rough week for the romney campaign, and robert gibbsiser to the obama campaign and the economic numbers we got this week not so great and the question is, is there some sort of floor where the figures could go when it begins to hurt the president, because so far, he has been certainly able to keep this a tie if not keep an advantage in so some of the polls we are seeing. >> well, that is an interesting conversation and we are look forward to it. keep cool in washington. >> well, it is cool here. >> and thank you, candy for that, and of course, stay here for "state of the union" with candy crowley, and set your clocks at 9:00 a.m. eastern and 6:00 a.m. pacific. >>> and is it fair to call mitt romney a flip-flopper? we will be joined by dino when we come back. born on the bayou♪ [ female announcer ] the perfect song for everywhere can be downloaded almost anywhere. ♪ i'm back, back in the new york groove ♪ [ male announcer ] the nation's largest 4g network. covering 2,000 more 4g cities and towns than verizon. rethink possible. there it i

the opening round of the bank of the west classic and although her opponent was standards are nicole gibbs> i was her ball girl once. when those 12 years old so i think is owed to her briefly in the locker room there and got to hit them for like five minutes and was the best moment of my life then. >>> after a couple of weeks been wearing white sirena in the bright yellow she made quick work of one of her former ball girls soon be it gives 62 to 61 shall take on chanel's schaefer in the quarters coming up on friday. the warriors picked up when gregg jarrett jack for the hornets as a part of a three team trade that sent terrell rights to philadelphia jack straight up insurance for succor in the back case it's in english again last year in new orleans he averaged over 15 points and six assists both career highs. right pets' down. touchdown 49 years. did waves the 49ers win over the saints in the playoffs and that earned them and espn award for the best game of the year. britton davis and patrick wallace were in l.a. took steps the award. >>> have you ever wondered how sharps' wrath when some

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gibbs, gives and receives. i have always been that way. my lane. i have a good time with it. i try to enjoy my life and treat others with respect, in return, i think god blesses that, and it comes back threefold. a lot of times i do not worry about it. i feel blessed that i get to do my career. there are ups and downs of any carrier. in those down cycles, i have never really gotten to the point where i was stressed. thinking i am never going to do this again. i just enjoy the moments as we are going on. have a good time with it. it has been charged. it has been a nice life so far. people who really love what they do. love what you do, because it is not always going to be defined by who you are. your good name walks in the door before you do. if someone is in the studio, the networks got talking about now they want, they say my name, and brings them a smile, or a not so good name. >> might counter to that, in we were talking about that this weekend, and i told him i thought it was better to see a sermon lived then it is to see one preached. if you live your life in such a way,

this was what gibbs had to say in part. >> release the tax returns. put all this to rest. if you're not -- if mitt romney is not hiding something in bermuda and switzerland and the caymans, it will be in the tax returns. >> he was debating that on "morning joe." what's your response? >> well, i think the obama campaign has been pushing this story for awhile. the companies that they cited in the "washington post" story have all been fact-checked to be false. governor romney wasn't at bain capital after 1999 when all of the examples they cited. i think that this is a distraction. they have bad jobs numbers, bad deficit numbers. the economy's not doing well overall, now they're trying to distract everyone from focusing on the issues that they care about because they know that their record from the last three and a half years isn't something they want to talk about. hey, let's find something else to go after. but the accusations have been proven completely false. the governor has released his tax records. i think they're doing anything they can to not talk about the issues tha

yesterday obama's senior adviser robert gibbs framed tax strategy as one of the key differences between the president and mitt romney. >> we know what tax breaks and tax cuts for the wealthy and financial regulations off wall street mean. they mean economic calamity, what we're dealing with now verses a vision where we add jobs and billed out of the middle class. people take responsibility, they work hard but get ahead. >>> but the head of the rnc says stagnant job growth underscores the president's failed strategy and the obama white house has had plenty of time to turn the economy around. >> if they kept their promises there would be 8.5 million more people employed today than there would be four years ago. the fact of the matter is this president can't fulfill a promise. they're living in fantasy land. we'll put this dream to an end of theirs in november, save america, fire barack obama and hire mitt romney. >>> this week house republicans begin their move to repeal the affordable care act. mitt romney has made it clear, if elected president, he will abolish the law on his first day

investigators say once the blaze was put out, they discovered that billy ray lovitt, tanyika gibbs and michael jones had been shot in the head. 90 minutes before, officers responded to an anonymous call about shots fired. family members question if police should have done more. >> the police did not do their job. i am saying they did not do that. if they would have knocked out the door and she talked to somebody, how come she cannot identify who she talked to? >> a spokesperson says the officers had no reason to force their way inside the home but they did check the perimeter before leaving. police are trying to recruit more new officers for the force who actually live in the city. in the last class of trainees, 20% were residents. commanders say among the obstacles of irving candice have to overcome his physical agility and restrictions about past marijuana use. >> we want people that live here who understand the city, who know the city, and who are from the neighborhoods and understand the problems that are going on. >> officials say that new efforts are under way to better qualify c