there's a greater now in tennis when monaco has won the men's clay court championship in houston the argentine wildcard securing a six two three six six three win over newly crowned usa number one john isner the audience i needed all three sets to claim his second title of the year twice for the american in the set six. pack in second to wrap it up quite comfortably six three fourths of the decider however in the third set the big americans game was inconsistent and monaco ran away with six two three six six three when the argentine said eight of nine great points against his victory in two hours twenty eight minutes which is clearly to ok if. they are staying in the usa in the n.b.a. the denver nuggets defeated the houston rockets one hundred one eighty six on home court with both sides targeting the upcoming playoffs houston won the first quarter by five points twenty seven twenty two as face book. from behind the arc later the rockets had a single point to the lead making it forty nine forty three by halftime put it. period saw the host come back strongly enough speired an impress

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tennis won monaco has won the men's clay court championship in houston the argentine wildcard securing a six two three six six three win over newly crowned usa number one john isner the argent i needed all three sets to claim the second title of the year twice pretty american in the first take it six two is before back in the second to wrap it up relatively comfortably six three forcing a decider however in the third week americans game was inconsistent and monaco run away with a deserved six two three six six three when the argentina saved eight of nine great points against the claimed victory in two hours and twenty eight minutes looking at his first win in three meetings against business. or staying in the usa in the n.b.a. the denver nuggets defeated in houston rockets one hundred one eighty six on home court with both sides targeting the upcoming playoffs houston won the first quarter by five points twenty seven twenty two straight to gino pick the buzzer from behind the arc later the rockets added a single point to the lead making it forty nine forty three hearts i think the thir

monaco. please do not lay off a miss monica. she is a very talented person. sorry my english is not very good. i hope all of you can understand. please do not let the next generation lose the talent person who teaches the young kids. the young kid sit very need one of the people to teach them. to help them grow up in the future. please do not cut the school budget anymore because the next generation needs that. the american people need it. please no more cuts to use the school budget in the future. >> ladies and gentlemen, on behalf of the vietnam community , we come here to support, strongly support miss monica. i would like to recommend that miss monica be put back into her position. she provides them with a challenging but fun learning opportunities. to make a long story short, thank you. >> i am a parent at the elementary school. i am here to show my support for monica schwarzlander. as a parent, and part of a community, i grew up and received education from san francisco. that is where i

i don't need to me i'd be running both in monaco and even olympic event. with you know well we know where we know my history or both in monaco to me it being a billion people though every every month and so a big year to me i don't care what comes up after this but i'm really really really happy to be able to win both well kenya were also successful in the women's event and for the fifth year it was decided by a sprint finish was shot on a chair up outlasting gym i measure got some gong in the homestretch i need to second separate to the athletes at the finish line another kenyan georgina rono completed the podium losing more than a minute to the winner. now let's finish with the russian football and then it's in pieces but a tantalizing close to winning the title for a second consecutive year that's after a successful game with thirteen i make you missed any of the action and three not because here is goes galore. please please listen. live . eleven. eleven lives. look look look look look. look. look. look look look look look. look look look look look loo

and another match is going on would have been hard in the second round after beating finally monaco monaco retiring there with an ankle injury pain issues corey won his first round match against al bad and last time rushes mico usually is out after a straight sets the feat to qualify but if we go here. so that's all we've got time for the moment i'm back again in just under two hours time back so that's the way. well with. science technology innovation and all the least developed mints from around russia we've got the future covered. the close up team has been to the sverdlovsk legion. where blacksmithing has developed from a craft into an industry. if. now our team goes far north. where returns to good roads and rail are a battle against the elements where the culture is the only transporter medics to reach those in need. and where reindeer and fish are treasures for the people will come to the. autonomy area. close up on our t.v. wealthy british style seinfeld's sometimes. target. markets finance scandals. find out what's really happening to the global economy in these kinds of reports o

allergies and if the lead the sons and a great day tomorrow were talking a string of '60s and '70s monaco'sof to 85 degrees in sunnyvale on my knees to the most part consisted declare a valley in the east are the bay 80s and 90s will be coming were talking 90 degrees in pleasanton 89 degrees and not have to run to the northern portion are district 60's 70's 80's all the way to 90 and cinema went flat northwest attend to what america on the north bay east bay and the south bay. the incidence calls for a big cool down north bay valley due to a south wind on sunday and then everybody will fill the cool down monday and tuesday a little bit more seasonal and then a daily chance of rain showers and wednesday through ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ... it's the damage to the poor pulled after allowing a leadoff single and two batters later up the middle to lucky to breath the milkman four times tonight some clay hensley came off in the bottom of a 10th of to what and nobody out and pitched out of the jam for his first save since it does intend in the giants beat the mets 43 for the third straight win. >>> a's an

my name is monaco. i am representing one of the trade partners of cpmc. i would like to commend cpmc for adopting a 14% local business participation program. s.f. general only has a 7% program. i urge you to vote yes to rebuild cpmc and approve this project. thank you. >> thank you. i will read a few more cards. bobby, joseph, edgar. >> commissioners, good afternoon. my name is eugene and i am a member of the physicians organizing committee. the trigger for hospital closures are -- for hospital closure is the 1% cause. this must be removed. the system-wide operating margin is not likely to fall below 1% for two years in a row. it is not an impossibility. in the east bay, a very similar cause to identify the closing of another hospital, announcing they will shut down in 90 days. why are they not shutting down any other campus? that is what we are in this fight about currently. to stop the closing of st. luke's. why did they get $90 million in tax breaks each year if not to maintain charity care? they claim they will increase charity care, but how? they are

. >> i am frank monaco. we start with developing ms in san fransisco that is where the occupied movement has killed back into the streets, protesters staged a massive march to the financial district, their goal is to crash the annual wells fargo shareholders meeting. >> kate is live near the bank headquarters where protesters and police i guess have a place around it, take it away. >> sorry, we're getting some interference right now but just to catch you up, as you can see there is a lot of activity going on right behind me, the roads are blocked along this cable car line between attorney and san some. protesters are still out here in force. some of them have been camping overnight. the group started marching at a familiar occupy spot, justin herman plaza. different organizations are in full force with t-shirts, banners, signs, they marched up california street to the wells fargo shareholders' meeting which is apparently across the street from the bank. it got heated from there. cbs 5 was there when four peo

>> monaco. >> i knew it started with an "m." this goes back to what we were talking about earlier. it is not the money. it is the entrepreneurship that excites you. >> it is a metaphor that i use. you jump off a cliff and assemble a plane on the way down. you have mortal risk starting it because you are rushing to the ground. you have to solve all kinds of problems. one of the things i love about it is it is the way create the future. this company was once started as a function entrepreneurially. it is more important now than ever. if you look at the globe and the way industries are transforming at a faster pace, the invention clock is more important than it has ever been. >> i have known you for a long time. you are far too polite to mention your book. i will do it for you. you have a book about entrepreneurship, reid. one of the keys is if you don't start a business, you, yourself are an entrepreneur of yourself? >> yes. the key thing is if you -- my co-author ben and i saw a billboard that said 1 million people in the world can do your job. what makes you so special? how do you

my name is monaco walters. -- monica walters. we approve it -- been providing services to immigrants or 138 years in chinatown. we were funding to rescue women and girls who were traffic into san francisco for domestic slavery. unfortunately, we still have those same issues going on today. i want to talk to you not only about a safety net issue, but a public safety issue. i wonder what the d.a. would say, or are chief of police, if, when he sends an officer to a domestic violence-related call, there was a lack of language capacity to speak to that victim in her native tongue. if there was no one to answer a crisis call in a language in which a victim could convey what her needs are, what the crisis related to her own safety was. i think that when we talk about cuts, at least not -- service cuts or budget decreases to fire and police, as a public safety issue, there is an outcry. we know how important those services are. i would say that everybody in this room tonight is the third leg of that school of public safety. if you cut se

massive crowds of marched through monaco in northern peru in protest that are proposed a gold mine project in the area if completed it's expected to bring billions of dollars of profit and investment to the south korean country however experts warn it could jeopardize the region's already scarce water supplies but mine construction plans have stood on a rest in the city recently with the biggest protest drawing ten thousand people in two thousand and eleven. straight over to the r.t. business desk there is daniel bushell to tell us more got some details about b.p.'s problems in russia yes we remember the horrors b.p. caused in the gulf of mexico now it's russian j.v. he's accused of hundreds of spills by the government seven hundred fifty in the country's biggest field in siberia the regulator blames the poor condition of its pipelines it's given the company one month to come up with a plan to solve the problem. the market's no rush to stop this week's wrote the law all price once again means uncertainty for this crude and the economy financials are leading gains it's recovering some of th

really to me i'd be running both in monaco and even olympic events like. we did you know what we do where we know my history will go through multiple to me being you you believe. every every model year to me i don't care what comes out of this but andre i'm really really happy to be able to win both. the women's race was decided by a sprint for the fifth consecutive year with ben and sharon true all out seeing him in a elegance and gone in the homestretch only to second separated athletes at the finish line another ten and again are on a completely the podium losing more than a minute to the winner. and will finish where we started with russian football's an example is almost champions for the second year in a row with only five game weeks to go that twelve points ahead of closest rival starts like moscow who moved up to second over that we can thanks to goals for america and and when america in the game against rubin precise shots were among those eighteen goals scored altogether by the plays during a game with thirty nine so sit back and enjoy the goals

the monaco retard with an ankle injury like a new scoring one his first round match against. russia's mikhail youzhny. straight sets defeat to qualify feel. more into ascot. culture is that so much of an oldish musician can find it more when can the u.s. and its allies put a stop to the downward diplomatic spiral with iran and seek ways out of the current deadlock more talks are still. and. as. if. the machine would be soon which bryson if you live on sound from funniest impressionists. piece from stunts on t.v. don't come. from. atlanta. it's. just so.

some three hundred twenty million dollars worth of assets were confiscated in france switzerland monaco and ukraine and one of those individuals charge of these cases is a body. is of course controversial with high profile all the guards and it's reported that about thirteen million euros worth of his assets were taken in france and this is in connection with a couple of embezzlement cases leveled against him by russia his relationship with russia is strange to say the least but it does go beyond these high profile financial criminal cases in the past he had said that he is on a mission that to bring down here putin and i quote by force and he has been seen as having a close relationship with some chechen militants in particular that's a client who is wanted by russia on acts of terrorism but looking at this from a broader perspective this whole operation between russia and the e.u. it is a step forward it is a significant mark of progress in terms of the two two sides implementing judicial request on working together on legal issues and that's of course despite some political and diplo

two for the map which would be another match yesterday robin hass is in the second round of the one monaco retired with an ankle injury they're calling one his first round match against. russia's me tell you what after a straight sets defeat to qualify because i think he'll. finally the indiana pacers are setting the pace in the n.b.a. it is now six wins in a row for them after one hundred two points to ninety seven victory over philadelphia danny granger the man for the pace is finishing with twenty four points and he started scoring systems right from the off and in the second period this. it's a forward thought i had found seats however in the thirty's seen in philadelphia had found their way through holiday dumps in the far right the fifth and saw i fifty one up in the closing quarter granger got the prices over the line in jersey on a long time we've gone to. the playoffs let me bring you up to date. about . technology innovation all the developments around russia we've got the future.

the next two for the match and he's not against loving hearts he's in the second round after one monaco retards in one clean quarter he's won his first round match against most on russia's mikel usually is and after a straight sets defeat to qualify for the coach who i can tell you has just lost his second round match as usual simone and so that's all the support from kate we're here for the rest of the day to keep you updated we've got the letter from his. culture is that so much maybe you can use it on the market can be us and it always put a stop to the downward diplomatic spiral with iran and seek ways out of the current deadlock more talks are. wealthy british style the sun rose is not on the outside of. our gets. candid. when i know what's really happening to the global economy cause a report on our. home .

thirty years to mobile go you're the most important thing go for it there's not that much monaco but gave me a really good passable there was no first show it wasn't good but i don't really want to know you know what. they did up in that. time football by i mean it beat reality dritte on penalties at the been a back to set up a champions league final with chelsea the german side had held a two one advantage from the first leg but that was overturned in the first fifteen minutes in madrid christiana are now scoring from the sport early on before buying another to put reality in the driving seat up a half time the time i was square again when i am robin scored a penalty himself to make it three three and i took it and that is how it stateside penalties when they did. last. sebastian's weinstock it converted to put by in the final which will be played at that allianz arena against chelsea. behind white while coach jason marino hopes the german side will lose. money. the drama today was at the highest levels but that's what makes football interesting there are wonderful players goals ten

office of three hundred twenty million dollars worth of assets were confiscated in france switzerland monaco and ukraine and one of those individuals that are charging one of these cases is of course. now he is a controversial and high profile of the guard who has reportedly said that thirteen billion thirteen million excuse me euros worth of his assets were taken in france so this is in connection to some embezzlement cases leveled against him by russia so his relationship with russia is strange to say the least but it does go beyond just financial criminal cases leveled against him in the past he had said that he is on a mission to bring down the vladimir putin and i quote by force and also he has see he was seen to have had close relationship with relationships with some chechen militants in particular. who is wanted by russia on acts of terrorism but looking at this from a broader perspective this cooperation between russia and its european partners does show a step forward it is a significant process in terms of cooperation in legal issues or implementing a judicial requests of course d

. >>> good morning see you at is tuesday bartend michele grey gull has the morning off and frank monaco 6:00 straight up and are talking rain at the gate in the bay area finally here and i guess it will be one way to do you bring your umbrellas yesterday? >>> i want everyone yesterday to you will be durable as a for about two head out the door a shower this is on an offering we're not expecting to be to see a lot of rain that is going to be a steady shower all afternoon you can see it coming down the side of a heavier sell you see that yellow moving over oakland and out of berkeley now it is heading west to east so we're expecting maybe half an inch of rain were not get much out of the system but it will be what today and tomorrow thursday and friday we have some more light rain kind of like nuisance ran a lot of his love their here's a look out the door of house lots of high clouds keeping temperatures under mild side please this morning and heard yesterday morning temperatures in the mid '50s and san francisco of livermore 54 degrees as well as a look at 70 forecast in the meantime qu

. >> these awards were held at the hotel monaco in northwest d.c.e high schools were selected from all over the country as grand prize winners. it helps spark student interest in science, technology, and math. the winners will receive $100,000 of technology from samsung, microsoft, the adobe foundation, and directv. john legend, we can call him d.c.'s own. in town every other week. >> he is always here and says he loves the nation's capital and does a lot for young kids. >> he sure does. >> a real role model there. >> he sings, too. >> he sings and plays the piano. >> after months out of the lime light actress demi moore has emerged. >> the actress made her first appearance since entering rehab in january. the 49-year-old showed up for a tv premiere in beverly hills yesterday. >>> earlier this year you'll recall moore entered a treatment center after splitting with her husband of six years ashton kutcher but the actress appears to be improving. she sent out a tweet on tuesday asking for ideas for a new twitter name. it's currently at mrs. kutcher. y

c-span: hug monaco did you do the interview?t: that would've been 2003 or 2004. >> guest: c-span: >> guest: he was emotional all the way through. he was emotional because he saw the suffering and he couldn't go in and then that these people before long time is against the war. c-span: was hubert humphrey ever dishonest about his feelings on the war. >> guest: i don't think so. i think that he would rather be wrong than a hypocrite. i think he believed what he was saying. when he was for the war he was for the war. whether you agreed with them or not he was a lying about it. when he became against it, you got a lot tougher and didn't speak out as much. but i think he ever lied directly and i know that's hard for people who believe do is find out the time. that was part of the reason for doing the documentary because everyone just remember her humphreys sm windows looking when did johnstons bestowal time and had no mind of his own. he runs into the vice presidency. c-span: when he ran 68 there was a plank in the platform that you

team were prince michael of yugoslavia, and philippe junot, once married to princess caroline of monaco at lavish parties, they marketed to people like l'oreal's lilliane bettancourt, the world's wealthiest woman. >> thierry de la villehuchet would say to them, look, "come to dinner. we'll have your friends, a good time, good wine." and then here comes the hard sell-- "i've got this great money manager in new york. he makes money whatever the weather. i can introduce you, put money into my fund and i'll hand it on to bernie madoff." >> narrator: his brother bertrand said thierry believed completely in madoff. >> smith: but madoff had one condition he had to impose on everyone. funds were forbidden from listing him as an investment advisor in any marketing materials. that's because madoff was unregistered with the sec, even though he had thousands of clients and billions under management. >> i met bernie madoff in the early '90s. >> smith: sandra manzke, the founder of hedge-fund giant tremont, and later maxam capital, has publicly advocated for more transparency in the hedge fund indust

top of the list, monaco where people live an average of 09 years followed by macao, japan and singaporeas medicine improves and standards of living go up in some of the developed countries, people simply continue to live longer. the question is can they afford it? government options are fairly limit individual this. they can raise the retirement age, raise taxes to fund public pension plans and lower benefits. a lot of countries were already considering all of these things just attack on existing, crippling national debts. governments can educate people how to better prepare for retirement like save a little more money. here's the question. can you afford to get old? go to cnn.com/caffertyfile and post a comment on my blog or go to my post on "the situation room's" facebook page. >> first, there were images of government employees living up in las vegas. the taxpayer expense now. look at this. more information is coming out about activities on gs-8, the general sers administration workers. our senior congressional correspondent dana bash has been investigating the story for us. what els

>> 2 north charles street adjacent to the hotel monaco. >> at the 9:00 hour you will make the d evertoe puree. >> we are talking about what you have in your round, you have the train luggage to give you that b & o flao or? >> yes, it represents the classic baltimore ohio railroad. hae have our booths like dining cars. it is cool. nice e whironment. >> if you would like a copy log on to wbaltv.com. you can click onlooksyfoodc'or a self-addressed envelope to "sunday brunch", 3800 hooper avenue, baltimore, maryland 21211. great weather today for eating something like this on the deck. >> it is going to be mild out. we're expecting temperatures all all the way in the low 890's this afternoon. showers earlier. you'll see sunshine later ofpblet 7 seven-day forecast shows we cool down slightly. >> looks good. >> thank you for having us. >> that's all the time we have now. the nbc "today" show next. >> a live update ateth:25. >> have a great day. >> the p stephanie rm,lings-blyou fe looksnts to s the training with 14 to ved-year-sedds. >> baltimore's 23,00ninghigh school students. the mayor

i've got friends of mine, monaco that works at my company, people could work with me and work in my lifeme thing whenever they leave this job and they do this exit interview i say what was the job like for you? working for you has been more like working for a congressman than an actor. there's so little glamour and film festivals. it's like raising money for people. the request for me to raise money for people in the arts or the organization is equally across-the-board. if it isn't in the national dance institute, it's this museum, this gallery, it's this poetry reading, it's across the board, and i think of all of them in the theater, the mom for profit, the roundabout all of these great institutions are struggling hard. when times are strong what do they do? what is an organization of the arts institution want to do when everything is on the uptick? the one the money for the reserve, they want to get another 50 million of the reserve because you're going to get into that in everyday and i will cross the line to include literature in terms of art. my friends who i think are complaining

host: monaco is from miami, fla. but do you make of this? caller: i think the current administration did a good job in negotiation and peace-keeping talks. i think now the thing is to make sure this is being carried out properly. if not, i believe the u.s. will have to go in and handle this. host: what you mean? what is next at the un peace deal does not work out? caller: i think we should send troops over there if it does not work out. they're not going to stop it. them from doing what they are doing as far as sending troops. host: what gives you confidence that boots on the ground would work? caller: i do not think we have to go with an all-out war. i think we could send in some special ops to go in and take care of business. i do not think this will be the end of it. i really do not. i thank you the administration for during with the are doing. host: do you think may be a model that we used in libya? caller: possibly. i believe that would be a possible route. host: all right. let's hear from bob next. a democrat in new york. go ahead. cal