gowdy votes no. >> mr. ross. >> no. >> mr. ross votes no. mr. giunta votes no. mr. farenthold. >> no. >> mr. farenthold votes no. mr. kelly. >> no mr. kelly votes no. >> mr. cummings. >> yes. >> mr. cummings votes yes. mr. towns. >> yes. >> mr. towns votes yes. >> mrs. maloney. >> yes. >> mrs. maloney votes yes. miss norton. >> miss norton votes yes. mr. kucinich. mr. kucinich votes yes. mr. tierney. >> yes. >> mr. tierney votes yes. mr. clay. >> yes. >> mr. clay votes yes. mr. lynch. >> yes. >> mr. lynch votes yes. mr. cooper. mr. cooper votes yes. mr. connolly? >> aye. >> mr. connolly votes yes. mr. quigley votes yes. mr. davis. mr. davis votes yes. mr. bilbray. mr. welch. mr. yarmouth. miss spear votes yes. >> the clerk will report. >> on that vote, mr. chairman, there were 22 noes, 15 yeses. >> the amendment is not agreed to. the chair would recognize the gentle lady for california for a question. >> mr. chairman, thank you. i would like to have clarification on what the new provision that provides that a member of congress or member of the committee can be at d

mr. ross. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. ross: today i rise in support of replacing the recently enacted health care law that nationalizes nearly 1/6 of our country's gross domestic product this past november, the american people sent a resounding message to congress and this administration, that they do not want to pay higher taxes for one-sides-fits-all health care system that replaces doctors with bureaucrats. instead the american people want complete control of their health care dollars and health care decisions and they want to be able to take their policies with them from job to job without being penalized by the federal government. americans need privatized health care that forces competition in order to achieve affordability, choice and innovation. as a small business owner, i understand that adding $104 billion in taxes and compliance costs for unstable job market creates a massive burden on our taxpayers and is not the best way to encourage e

mr. ross votes no. mr. guinta votes no. mr. kelly votes no. mr. cummings votes i. mr. towns votes i. ms. ma maloney votes i. ms. norton votes yes. mr. tyranny -- mr. clay votes yes. mr. lynch votes yes. mr. cooper votes yes. mr. conley -- mr. quigley votes yes. mr. davis votes yes. mr. well much -- mr. murphy votes yes. ms. deer votes i. >> mr. chairman? >> yes. >> mr. chairman, i wish to be recorded as voting i. >> mr. conley votes i. >> the clerk will report the tally. >> on that vote, mr. mr. chairman, 20 no's, 14 i's. the amendment is not agreed to. is there any other amendments? >> i know if he'll be back in time, but i want to vote to a final inquiry. if he gets back, we'll get back to that. i have an inquiry on how you interpret the rules in the committee record. i know you mentioned things earlier, but i want to be clear. >> i don't mind the inquiry, but i want to get to the final vote, and we will not adjourn until after this is discussed. hearing no more amendments, the question now occurs on the committee resolution. all those this favor of adopting the reso

mr. rossre: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. ross: today i rise in support of replacing the recently enacted health care law that nationalizes nearly 1/6 of our country's gross domestic product this past november, the american people sent a resounding message to congress and this administration, that they do not want to pay higher taxes for one-sides-fits-all healthare systemhat replaces doctors with bureaucrats. instead the american people want complete control of thr health care dollars and health care decisions and they want to be able to take their policies with them from job to job without being penalized by the federal government. americans need pvatized health care that forces competiti in order to achieve affordability, choice and innovation. as a small business owner, i understand that adding $104 billion in taxes and compliance costs for unstable job market creates a massive burden on our taxpayers and is not the best way to encourage economic growth. imposing new regu

next, the chair recognizes mr. ross from florida for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. you know, being from florida, it's interesting, we did a little bit of research and saw that for an internal medicine physician, they pay as much as $57,000 for medical malpractice but yet in minnesota, they pay just a little bit more than $3,000 which makes you wonder whether the injuries are more severe in florida than they are in minnesota, or whether it's a result of the litigation environment. what i would like to do is step away from the substantive part and not talk about damages but let's talk about procedure. for example, in my practice i would probably say the vast majority of my cases have resolved at the mediation level, whether it be court ordered or voluntary mediation seems to work. i guess, miss doroshow, i would ask you would you not agree that dispute resolution as opposed to actual trial is more efficient, more effective in getting the needed benefits to the injured parties? >> 90% of cases do settle but it's because of the threat of a jury trial, the possibility of

jefferson referred to the same individual by his slave name, mr. ross' man kid. telling differences in the two friends attitudes towards race. madison served as president of the american colonization society new the end of his life the cassini that his virginia peers did not share any life perspective on race. he refused to make wave, again, he and jefferson were virginians first. modern americans are told you about madison that they don't even know him that the man most associated with the federal constitution never practiced law. jefferson did. he wrote the circuit, and he became an expert on divorce. this is important because the declaration of independence was drafted in the language of a divorce petition and a divorce decree. instead describing the team as father of his colonies, he demoted george the third, consign to the role of abusive husband and a patient colony as his suffering spouse. we know jefferson park from the series of the social contract, as john locke argued the first society was marriage. the same rationale that appears in jefferson's 1772 n

goodlatte: i yield to the gentleman from arkansas, mr. ross. mr. ross: resolved by the senate and house of representatives of the united states of america, in congress assembled, two thirds of both houses concurring, that the following articles be proposed to the legislatures of the several states, as amendments to the constitution of the united -- united states. mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the gentleman from alabama, mr. bonner. mr. bonner: all, or any which articles, when ratified by 3/4 of the said legislatures, to be valid to all intents and purposes, as part of the said constitution. mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the the gentlelady from hawaii, ms. hanabusa. ms. hanabusa: articles in addition to, and amendment of the constitution of the united states of america, proposed by congress, and ratified by the legislatures of the several states, pursuant to the fifth article of the original constitution. mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the the gentlelady from arizona, ms. giffords. ms. giffords: congress shall make no law respecting an establishment o

goodlatte: i yield to the gentleman from arkansas, mr. ross. mr. ross: resolved by the senate and house of representatives of the united states of america, in congress assembled, two thirds of both houses concurring, that the following articles be proposed to the legislatures of the several states, as amendments to the constitution of the united -- united states. mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the gentleman from alabama, mr. bonner. mr. bonner: all, or any which articles, when ratified by 3/4 of the said legislatures, to be valid to all intents and purposes, as part of the said constitution. mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the the gentlelady from hawaii, ms. hanabusa. ms. hanabusa: articles in addition to, and amendment of the constitution of the united states of america, proposed by congress, and ratified by the legislatures of the several states, pursuant to the fifth article of the original constitution. mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the the gentlelady from arizona, ms. giffords. ms. giffords: congress shall make no law respecting an establishment o

is senator mitchell going with mr. ross? ell, regarding dennis ross, any travel plans that he have, i'll defer to the white house. george mitchell has no immediate travel plans. >> i mean, why -- i understand the desire to defer to the white house, but it does seem odd if a senior nsc official is going there that you guys can't even say whether that's right or not, or why mitchell wouldn't go too since -- >> no, i'm not saying it's wrong. i'm just simply saying that on the -- on travel arrangements for dennis ross, i'll defer to the white house. he is on the national security staff. >> okay. but if it's not wrong, why wouldn't, given that senator mitchell has -- is the special envoy and has the responsibility, announced by the president on his first full day in office, to work on israeli- palestinian peace, why wouldn't he be going too? >> well, arshad, there are a number of people who engage on these issues. george mitchell is one. he is the special envoy. but there are others. dennis ross has middle east peace within his br

the chair would recognize the gentleman from florida, mr. ross. >> thank you, mr. chairman. when we talk about the regulatory environment. as a businessman one of the things i learned is if i want to be profitable or make sure i have got the right environment i try to manage my risks and the risks i look at our there are some insurance risks and market risk and resource risk but one of the things i have learned is the regulatory risk that exists is almost not manageable. the reason it is not manageable is there is no trend. no way you can anticipate what the regulatory environment will be if you want to operate a business. my particular state there is a numeric nutrient water criteria that the epa is trying to oppose that my industry indicated it will cost 14,000 part-time jobs, lose over $1 billion annually, cost my fertilizer industry $1.6 billion of capital costs and operating costs. it would seem to me that this act, this reins act would allow a least some sense of risk management over the regulatory environment. would you agree? >> secondly. >> i reminded years ago when

goodlatte: i yield to the gentleman from arkansas, mr. ross. mr. ross: resolved by the senate and house of representatives of the united states of america, in congress assembled, two thirds of both houses concurring, that the following articles be proposed to the legislatures of the several states, as amendments to the constitution of the united -- united states. mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the gentleman from alabama, mr. bonner. mr. bonner: all, or any which articles, when ratified by 3/4 of the said legislatures, to be valid to all intents and purposes, as part of the said constitution. mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the the gentlelady from hawaii, ms. hanabusa. ms. hanabusa: articles in addition to, and amendment of the constitution of the united states of america, proposed by congress, and ratified by the legislatures of the several states, pursuant to the fifth article of the original constitution. mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the the gentlelady from arizona, ms. giffords. ms. giffords: congress shall make no law respecting an establishment o

goodlatte: i yield t the gentleman from arkansas, mr. ross. mr. ross: resolved by the senate and house of representatives of the united states of america, in congress assembled, twohirds of both houses concurring,hat the following articles be proposed to the legislatures of the several states, as amendments to the constitution of the united -- united states. mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the gentleman from alabama, mr. bonner. mr. bonner: all, or any which articles, when ratified by 3/4 of the said legislatures, to be valid to all intents and purposes, as part of the said constitution. mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the the gentlelady from hawaii, ms. hanabusa. ms. hanabusa: articles in addition to, and amendment of the constitution of the united states of america, proposed by congress, and ratified by the legislatures of the several states, pursuant to the fifth article of the original constitution. mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the the gentlelady from arizona, . giffords. ms. giffords: congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of reli

to my left, ross mirkarimi. mr. young, can you share with us your announcements? >> please turn off all cell phones and pagers. if you wish to speak during public comment, please fill out a speaker card and turn it into myself. items acted upon today will appear on the board of supervisors agenda on december 14, 2010 unless otherwise stated. supervisor avalos: thank you. colleagues, today is the last budget committee meeting of the year. it has been quite a year, and it will be quite a meeting, i'm sure, especially with the america's cup discussion. that, we will probably get to, for those of the waiting in the audience, probably about 12:30, 12:45. since we have a long meeting, i expect a short break after that to get to the latter items on the agenda. could you please call item one. >> item 1. ordinance appropriating $2,385,068 of visitacion valley infrastructure fee revenue from the visitacion valley infrastructure fund, including $2,169,200 in the public library for the visitacion valley branch library project and $215,868 in the department of public works, fo

mr. ross com -- mr. roskam is recognized. an observation and a question. i'm from suburban chicago and sometimes am amazed at conversations i'll have with folks in the chicagoland area who are working for worldwide american companies who don't have a sense of clarity in that their very employment is dependent on the success of that company in overseas markets. so my statement is to you as the leadership of the business roundtable, i think that there's a lot of advocacy that is left on the table because businesses are somehow reluctant to engage in substantive philosophical conversations because they feel like they'll be perceived as donkeys and elephants and get in partisan issues, when you're really talking about a world view that says capital markets are good, competition is good, and i'm telling you, i am amazed at the level of conversation. so that's my observation. >> i agree with you, congressman. >> glad to hear. >> all of our members would agree, we have to do a better job. >> terrific. to amplify mr. tiberi's point, there has been the slogan, ship

>> as i said earlier, mr. ross, i strongly endorse the notion of congressional oversight. i have no qualms whatsoever with your committees calling up -- you call them bureaucrat, i call them committed career civil servants and political appointees at the agencies and ask them, what are you doing and why are you doing it, and what's the support for it? i think that's appropriate, but i would answer your earlier question differently. if you are worried about no trend, his answers to mr. johnson's question was that there is no trend. last year, congress passed a health care bill. this year it's going to be implemented, but it's coming back up, and if just one house decide they don't like it, then it's not going to happen, and in two years there's another election and maybe the other chamber will feel differently, and the ability to predict what each election, and elections do have consequences, i believe that and agree with that, but are you going to change then every two years the possibility that the rule is on, the rule off, the rule is on, the rule is off. i think that le

>> as i said earlier, mr. ross, i strongly endorse the notion of congressional oversight. i have no qualms whatsoever with your committees calling up -- you call them bureaucrat, i call them committed career civil servants and political appointees at the agencies and ask them, what are you doing and why are you doing it, and what's the support for it? i think that's appropriate, but i would answer your earlier question differently. if you are worried about no trend, his answers to mr. johnson's question was that there is no trend. last year, congress passed a health care bill. this year it's going to be implemented, but it's coming back up, and if just one house decide they don't like it, then it's not going to happen, and in two years there's another election and maybe the other chamber will feel differently, and the ability to predict what each election, and elections do have consequences, i believe that and agree with that, but are you going to change then every two years the possibility that the rule is on, the rule off, the rule is on, the rule is off. i think that le

next, the chair recognizes mr. ross from florida for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman.you know, being from florida, it's interesting, weid a little bit of research and saw that for an internal medicine physician, they pay as much as $57,000 for medical malpractice but yet in minnesota, they pay just a little bit more than $3,000 which makes you wonder whether the injuries are more severe in florida than they are in minneso, or whether it's a result of the litigation environment. what i would like to do is step away from the substantive part and not talk abo damages but let's talk about procedure. for example, in my practice i would probably say the vast majority of my cases have resolved at the mediation level, whether it be court ordered or voluntary mediation seems to work. i guess, miss doroshow, i would k you would you not agree that dispute resolution as opposed to actual trial is more efficient, more effective in getting the needed benefits to the injured parties? >> 90% of cases do settle but it's because of the threat of a jury trial, the possibility of a jury t

next, the chair recognizes mr. ross from florida for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. you know, being from florida, it's interesting, we did a little bit of research and saw that for an internal medicine physician, they pay as much as $57,000 for medical malpractice but yet in minnesota, they pay just a little bit more than $3,000 which makes you wonder whether the injuries are more severe in florida than they are in minnesota, or whether it's a result of the litigation environment. what i would like to do is step away from the substantive part and not talk about damages but let's talk about procedure. for example, in my practice i would probably say the vast majority of my cases have resolved at the mediation level, whether it be court ordered or voluntary mediation seems to work. i guess, miss doroshow, i would ask you would you not agree that dispute resolution as opposed to actual trial is more efficient, more effective in getting the needed benefits to the injured parties? >> 90% of cases do settle but it's because of the threat of a jury trial, the possibility of

>> as i said earlier, mr. ross, i strongly endorse the notion of congressional oversight.up -- you call them bureaucrat, i call them committed career civil servants and political appointees at the agencies and ask them, what are you doing and why are you doing it, and what's the support for it? i think that's appropriate, but i would answer your earlier question differently. if you are worried about no trend, his answers to mr. johnson's question was that there is no trend. last year, congress passed a health care bill. this year it's going to be implemented, but it's coming back up, and if just one house decide they don't like it, then it's not going to happen, and in two years there's another election and maybe the other chamber will feel differently, and the ability to predict what each election, and elections do have consequences, i believe that and agree with that, but are you going to change then every two years the possibility that the rule is on, the rule off, the rule is on, the rule is off. i think that leads to more uncertainty, less predictability. >> so you su

and damage that has been done in queensland, and to say the we are all thinking of ross and the australian people. >> mr. hanson. >> to take robust action on a banker bonuses. given that he has broken his first promise and is now reneging on his second, why should we trust anything that he says again? >> the reason we have had to put up a value added tax is because of the complete and utter mess we were left by the government, whom the right honorable john almon supported. i know they are now in denial about this, but the fact is, we had one of the biggest budget deficits in the g-8, one of the worst records on debt anywhere you could mention. we had to take action, and the reason we can all discuss, taxes and baker's bonuses, and we are not lining up behind greece and ireland for a pillow is because of the action the government took. -- for a bailout is because of the action the government took. >> in my constituency, cluster. -- would the prime minister agree with me that the best thing now is to transfer the assets as soon as possible to the city council for the development for the benefit of the cit

carmen chu, supervisor malia kohn, supervisor ross mirkarimi, supervisor mark farrell, supervisor jane kim, and supervisor scott wiener. on this occasion, mr. lee, a number of your friends thought it appropriate to reach out to cover the span of mayors over the last 50 years in this great city, a small fraternity which you are about to join. and leading that is the most recent member of that club is, of course, the lieutenant governor of the state of california who in just a minute will bring some remarks. it was the man who served as a supervisor here in the city and county of san francisco and whom the voters rewarded just richly with making him the lieutenant governor of the state of california and he was received yesterday by his colleagues in sacramento at one minute after 1:00 when his tenure in city hall, he was evicted. and in the process, he gave a sterling accounting of himself of the time that he has been mayor. and now to say goodbye to each and everyone of you and welcome to the new mayor, the man who was the lieutenant governor of the state of california, gavin newsom. [applause] >> thank you, mr. mayor. thank you all. sit do

ross mirkarimi. even if you did not expect it, share some thoughts. >> my message is short and sweet. mr., with all of the holiday fanfare before us, i think san francisco deserves, after what we have demonstrated over the last few months -- because no other city has been able to exemplify the coming together, especially in this rare form of consensus. being able to operate in and a regular time line, taking care of the city's business, the business of the people, and providing for the people and yourself, a great bit. we are the perfect place on planet earth to host the america's cup. [applause] >> mark buhl? >> thank you, mayor. there is an old saying. victory has married parents and defeat is an orphan. you have heard about the board, which we are very grateful to. the mayor did an extraordinary job. i am a private citizen. working with the port authority, city attorney, mayor's office, it has been a real eye opener of the professionalism and talent that rests within the city. i want to congratulate all of those people. i see lucy, and george from my committee. lucy has a replica of th

ross receiving a lot of comments on our face book fan page. mr.e earthquake and said it's like someone picked up this house and shut it said the lives of tully road to e san jose. lost face book of that coming from the demons in a clear their live on the third floor to hear anything before but as the we heard a lot of times animals are related to to what the ground is going to do. the dog definitely read of the room rate before the quake it right before the persons bed started to shake and then shake again. this person said it was a little bit fun. for taking your comments over and twitter and facebook here pam kathryn you folks have the e-mail's from reviewers. >> cat as been collecting information from your viewers as well. >> that of foster city were saying kidskin can make a pretty good guess that you lived here for a while as to what the magnitude was she said i to think as the magnitude of felt a little bit stronger than the map or because were on the land full of sand. debbie on san as they sang and live in the silver creek area that's in s

develop arctic fields with ross net claiming the deal breaches its cream and but the british oil major to engage says it's agreement covers all projects in russia and ukraine and vetted mr newspaper says the two sides must consult about any deals with search parties but british oil giant says it's acting within the will and will share all details of the last minute deal with its partners richard swan from plot says big p. and ross nabbed are likely to stay put until the court hearing on february first this is a legal claim lodged in london and it goes right to the heart of waters teen k b p there's a lot of money tied up in tink a b.p. and if they have a right to what b.p. now wants to do with rosneft you've got serious liability not the end of the road for b.p. but it's a big roadblock to encourage people who think it has the right to anything close to anything b.p. wants to in russia according to their suit they're meant to run by team k b p first giving them the right of first refusal they didn't get that here they were presented with a rosneft deal is a pretty much fait accompli. in two thousand and eight a conflict montane k.b.p.s. shareholders resulted in the chan

ukraine and that mr newspaper says the two sides must consult about any deals with third parties but british oil giant says it is acting within the law and will share all details of its ross never deal with hotness richard swarmed from plus says b.p. and are likely to stay put until the court hearing unfair birth fast. this is a legal claim lodged in london and it goes right to the heart of waters teen k b p there's a lot of money tied up in tink a b.p. and if they have a right to what b.p. now wants to do with rosneft you've got serious liability not the end of the road for b.p. but it's a big roadblock to carry b.p. thinks it has the right to anything for anything b.p. wants to do in russia according to their suit they're meant to run by team k b p first giving them the right of first refusal they didn't get that here they were presented with a rosneft deal is a pretty much a fait accompli. in two thousand and eight a conflict among two key b.p. shareholders resulted in the change of leadership in the company one of the russian shareholders in the joint venture alpha group has a tough guy reputation on the market and always strives to get what it wants aleksandr levinsk

ross was a fan favorite of the giants in their post season charge in the post series. he signed a contract and came over from the marlins late last season. he transformed into mr.of the national league championship series. venus williams is in trouble at the australia open. screaming in pain on the backhand, her opponent took the first step in a tie break. venus is straining her abdominal muscle. looked like she was in deep trouble, but wins in the third. 6-7, 6-0, 6-4 and advancing to the third round. it was a screamathon. >> no pun intended. she looked like she was in some pain. >>> nightline is coming up next. >> hope to see you back tomorrow. have a good night. bye, [ male announcer ] eakfast for breakfast. breakfast for lunch. breakfast for dinner. with three new breakfast lovers dishes, who needs a break from breakfast? denny's. america's diner is always open.

clever move by ross enough and to discuss this deal in more detail i'm now joined by jacob knell chief economist for russia and the c.i.s. at morgan stanley thank you for joining our program on. mr know what are the main death benefits from the deal for both companies and russia well for was their fleet gives them access to technology. deep water technology for the arctic and it also gives them the ability to go internationally in partnership with with b.p. for b.p. gives them access to a huge hydrocarbon province with potential resources equivalent to the north sea at a very competitive price and for russia i think it helps with furthering the objective of integration that the leadership has of russian oil companies into the international system. and it also perhaps signals the start of renewed. a period when foreign companies can again invest in the russian oil and gas sector now r t m k b p russia's shareholders said earlier today that they welcome the deal however there's reports that they would also may want to participate in a joint venture could it claim that all b.p. ventures in russia should be done. it could under the terms of the tiering k p p joint venture each partn

mr. lamborn: before i begin my prepared remarks, i ask unanimous consent congressman mike ross from the state of arkansas be removed from h.r. 68 and h.r. 69. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. lamborn: i appreciate the leadership of my colleague of representative chris smith and he is a leader in this area of life. all of us look up to him. mr. speaker, my heart breaks when i think about the children who are now a part of a missing generation, a generation whose contribution to society we will never fully know, a generation whose lives could be inspired their families, nation and world had they been allowed to live. our society discriminates against these human beings who should receive the same protections as other persons. not only does abortion strip the world of human lives but affects the lives of mothers, leaving them to deal with the emotional aftermath. i commend the work of pregnancy care centers that provide needed services. i mourn the 50 million american lives cut short and pray that god continues to heal those touched by this tragic practice. i will rema

ross was picked oun on waivers last year and ended up mvp of the series. a's abried to a deal today among them connor jackson. and josh wellingham gets $6 million. and mr. perfect $3.35 million for the season. sharks forward suspended for that hit. blow to the head against phoenix coyote last night. nicole will forfeit $16,000 in salary. the league frowned on hits to the head. >> understandably. >> thank you oo. and closing achievement gap is a challenge for many schools. but one elementary school has done it. today receiving a national title one distinguished school award. waits given award six years ago a failing school but the district allowed staff to follow its own cirriculum. >> i'm rung because of fun and you build curiosity and there is standards have you to teach is giving an opportunity to love to learn. >> part of the success is attributed to parents encouraged to spend time in classrooms. and way to go that. is great. >> congratulations to them. >> and another lesson from sandhya here with the accu-weather forecast. >> and we're not going see as much fog as what we've been dealing with. take a look. this is submitted by motion view journal.

ross picked up on waivers late last year and ended up mvp. news. they agree to 1 year deal with 4 players including jackson outfielder willing ham 6 million, third baseman kevin 4.75 and mr. perfect gets 3.35 million forth upcoming season. scott nichol suspended 4 games by the nhl for the blow to the head on david last night. he will forfeit more than 16,000 dollar in salary. can't hit guys up in the head area. the first tennis major of the year under way down under. australia open. top seed van to the third round. check this out see if you have ever observed anything like this before. about serving. the react snapped off at the handl handle. kind of like a bat. guy in the batter box and just loses it. just snapped off. won the match in 3 set. venus williams in trouble tonight, though. him if screaming on the back hand overhead her opponent sandra took the first set and tie break venus limped off with a muscle strain lacks like she might have pulled the quad. thigh taped up and did return and venus surprisingly is now leading 3-o in the second set. you won't like her when she lost the first set. okay i'm serious now. >> now i'm mad. thanks. >> that's this edition of 7 ne