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very much kevin welcome along to the world of sports here is what we've got for you i lympics a of a john d. mari wins gold for great britain i think beats roger federer in straight sets to avenge last month's defeat in the wimbledon final. the russian roulette still shankar wows irish audiences with a thrilling routine of the latest stage of the cliff diving world series. but first britain's andy murray has won a limpid gold roger federer in straight sets six two six one six four to win the men's singles title at wimbledon it was a rematch of the wimbledon final just full weeks ago that day federer won in four sets to lift his seventeenth grand slam the trophy however on sunday it was a different story as marie inspired by the home crowd dominated from start to finish six two six one six four the dominant school line against the world number one who despite his extensive list of titles has yet to win an olympic singles gold . meanwhile in the bronze medal match argentine kwan martin del potro novak djokovic in straight sets seven five six four potro showing noel effect of his a record brea

. >> i would not be he to talk to you rigight now if john had d saved my life. >> reporter: she was outraged psychiatrist reported warning signs of his behavior nearly six weeks before the shooting but it appears the university never acted on it. >> ihink that they messed upup, you know. because then they could have stopped somebody. they could have had the possibility of saving lives. >> reporr: jennifer seager came face to face with holmes that night. >> reporter: youaw blood everywhere? >>eah. yes everywhere. it was on me. was on the ground. was in frt of me.itas on people dead. >> reporter: much of the attention turned to dr. lynn fenton, who actually wrotehe unersity's policy on threat assessment. sources san early june she reachehed out t to the same thr assessment team with concerns about holmes' behavior. and abc news learned that fenton contacted a university p police officer going so far to break doctor/patient confidenentialit. >> in a case where thehere is dangnger of imminent hararm to another person there is mandatory reirement the report be made. >> reporter: o on june 10th, l

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mackenzie, john d. mackenzie. he was an important painter and designer.kenzie, for his part, was the gentleman who came down to this part of the world, to newlyn with the newlyn art colony, which was so thriving at the beginning of this century. he was renowned for his copper metal work and he instructed students in newlyn in the manufacture of handcrafted copper ware. it's a lovely design with these fish. i'm saying fish; i think we've got the odd shark. it's newlyn copper, newlyn school of art. and he does a lot of fish on these things. there should be a tiny mark -- there it is. when you bought this, did you see that mark? did you know that it existed? no. you didn't, so you bought it-- because i liked it. so it's a bonus when you find it's actually stamped "newlyn." i would say a dish such as this should be worth around about £200 or 300. so i do think it's quite a lot of dish for £200 or 300. and as such, i would say that if you see it, buy it. it's not going to be around at these sort of prices for very much longer, that's the tip of the week. you d

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in 2008, will was named john d. and katherine t. macarthur's fellow, a genius grant, only the second former ever to be so honored. he's also -- [applause] >> he's also a member of the clinton global initiative, and in february 2010 he was invited to the white house to join the first lady michelle obama in launching a quote code let's move," her program to reduce the epidemic of childhood obesity in america. may, 2010, "time" magazine named him to the time 100 world's most influential people coming and then in 2011 -- [applause] -- allen was named as one of the world's most influential by michael pollan and forbes magazine. he was named the 2012 ncaa theodore roosevelt award recipient. he lives with his wife in oak creek wisconsin. and now the video. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> when i graduated i had over 100 scholarship offers and my goal was to get an education and play professional basketball, and i said i will never go back. we were able to move from less than 1% of local food production to 10%. there was a billion dollars change. grow

d-c. john henrehan tells us how it all developed. developed. police say the suspect had more than one weapon. johns hopkins hospital will begin facial transplants. the hospital announced review board has given sity approval to allow a transplant team to begin accepting patients. the team will be led by doctor. w-p andrew lee and include doctor chad gordon. hopkins says gordon was a member of a team at the cleveland clinic that performed the natioo's first nearly full-face transplant. the procedure has only been performed six times in the u--. math geeks rejoice... there are now 314-million-159- thousand-265 americans! that's pi...times-1- hundred-million... according to the u.s. census bureauu it happened on tuesday... right after 2:29 p-m. pi is actually a mathematical constant and goes on into infinity. so, the number isn't exact. 3 a state judge has refuseddto block a new "voter i-d law " in pennsylvania. pennsylvanii.the law ignited a firestorm in the swing state with the a-c-l-u and other groups that filed the suit... saying it will dis-en

industrialists like andrew carnegie and john d. rockefeller were for it because they thought that alcohol weakened the output of their working men. the radical labour union of the i w w, international workers of the world were for it too. they stop prohibition, based on alcohol as a capitalist plot to destroy the working man and joined this odd band wagon towards prohibition. we had the naacp was for it. booker t. washington arguing always and fashionably for a black advancement in the development of a black middle-class saw the obstacle of alcoholism as central or as a huge enough problem that they needed to join that bandwagon. then the ku klux klan was for it too. they were anti catholic and anti-jewish and anti-black and they feared a black man with a ball with one hand and the ballot in the other. everything coalesced around it and finally as we move into the second decade of the 20th century two things sort of made it a reality. the first was the sixteenth amendment. the anti saloon league shrewdly allied themselves, many wou

weill in today's "new york times" says when sandy decided to split up the bank he said it's as if j john dr proposed the breakup of standard oil and he goes after him and it's vicious. given that he's been a member of the obama administration, given that he's been on the democratic side of this, the fact that he's not pushing harder, he's probably in some way in the tim geithner camp on sort of the volcker rule and some of these issues. >> right. so it's coming not only from the right on this but on the left. >> on the left. when you think about how this debate ultimately unfolds zip s -- >> i saw the news with sandy. i haven't thought about this. i watched sandy build shearson and he was held in very high esteem in the 80s and i know what happened at citigroup and i know how it turned out but he's a very talented executive. didn't turn out well. >> even the association doesn't agree with his standpoint on this but they say he's somebody you have to listen to. >> i give him credit for being willing to change his mind, even if he's not necessarily suggesting that he had a different view of

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i have a tweet from john d. jones can we send some money for more light for willie, not sure what effect they're going for there. yes. i was in darkness in our second segment. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> i had a great advantage like some of you have had, it is an advantage. when my dad was dying to live with me and my mom died when she was 92, last four years of her life living with me, and toward the end, and you pay me a lot of money as vice president, and you paid me a good salary when i was a united states senator and my brother jimmy does well and my sister does well and they have four kids who are successful. guess what? it was still a struggle to make care of all of my mom's bills. we were able to do, no complaint. it was an honor. but you know what it did, we had to lie to my mom and tell her no, honey, this is all covered by your medicare and this is all covered by the sale of your home which it wasn't. because do you know any parent who wants to be a burden for their children? do you know anybo

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[laughter] >> did you know that john claude van damn d is from belgium. >> what being the cyclist? have belgian officials commented at all? >> greg, some of you should know, -- >> mike, did you look up jean claude van damme. >> he played the role -- >> did you do any reporting on the olympics today? >> that's it from london. back to you guys. >> i'm sorry. [laughter] >> you really did take niagra falls out here. it's amazing. >> she's crying. >> oh, my god. that face. >> you are weeping. >> ruining the makeup. >> you look fine. >> adorable. >> i don't know where to go. it's talk about the article in the green room you told now you agreed completely with this circus man. >> what's his name again? awful name. listen, only girls change -- i'm going to be honest with you. for years olympics have been known for the strongest looking chicks in the world. we make fun of the germ indians but now our girls are getting entering stronger and boobless. but you got lolo jones, i think the hotter you look as a woman in olympics, the chance of you winning a gold is slim. >> interesting theory. >>

d. >> patriot act. john: he has changed and grown. i want to believe that. but was central planning mitt romney says i have a plan to create 12 million. >> i don't want government to create any more jobs. [applause] there are people who do good work that our employees and two excellent but every government job takes about three or four taxpayers to support. but mitt romney will not do it unless he starts the company. john: i think he means he will the regulate. the biggest issue to me is on the road to bankruptcy and on the road to serfdom. will republicans take us off the road? there were positive signs who this week. next. [laughter] [applause] things are beginning to get rolling. and regions is here to help. making it easier with the expertise and service to keep those wheels turning. from business loans to cash management, we want to be your partner moving forward. so switch to regions. and let's get going. together. energy is being produced to power our lives. while energy development comes with some risk, north america's natural gas producers are commi

john doe number 42 -- furor jeans. quote, "d a lorepiece of paper in pocket." hn doe number 43 -- green handkerchief, pocket mirror in right front pocket. john doe number 44 -- mexican bills in back pocket, a letter in right front pocket, a brown wallet in left front pocket. john doe number 45 -- no record. john doe number 46 -- no record. john doe number 47 -- no effects -- one tattoo, maria. john doe number 48 -- converse knockoff basketball shoes. john doe number 49 -- a photo id of some sort, apparently illegible. they came to the broken place of the world, and taken all together, they did not have enough items to fill a carry-on bag. >> luis urrea, thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you, sir. thank you. it's an honor. >> that's all for now. see you next time.

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that 3-d image of john lennon. harry and kate were in the stands. they were having a great time. where was william? where was william? do you know where he was? >> no. we don't. >> i was wondering, though. >> we will tell you took on "access hollywood." if i give it away now, you don't have a reason to tune in. >> we'll have to wait and watch. that's one of the features too long? >> that's right. we'll have that and a lot more for you guys. >> we're going to get harry on the phone and try to scoop you. >> i just want to hang out with harry for a weekend. he seems fun. >> that guy is a fun guy. >> they both seem like fun. >> we'll see you a bit later at 7:30 on "access hollywood." >>> and >>> we have some breaking news out of stand county, virginia. firefighters are on the scene of this two-alarm fire at an did the assisted living facilities. this is above the parkers adult care home, the 200 block of shelton shop road. facility has room for 16 people. right now we are hearing there's no injuries, but it looks as though it's a complete loss. live pictures from stafford, virginia.

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grand isle, that is where john w., it's kind of in a lull right d it looks if hurricane isaac is stationary, now that will not last forever. but it could last for quite some time, so hurricane isaac picks up the moisture from the gulf, and swirls it around in the orange and yellow shaded areas that is where we get the embedded rainfall, it's heavy, but then you see a particularly strong cell that moves through. the other aspect of this is there's a tornado watch until 9:00 a.m., tornadoes a part of the squalls that move on shore. but the fact that hurricane isaac is stationary now, that's the big news, because we have talked about several feet of rainfall for ouisia. >> all rig, karen, thank you, and we will be back with you, r the latest on isaac's forecast track, go to cncom/huicane, coming up we will talk about somne who is riding out the storm pretty much where the storm is centers, houme louisiana, we will be right back with that. great shot. how did the nba become the hottest league on the planet? by building on the cisco intelligent network they're able to serve up live video, and in

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