those pinche pendejo [beep] suckers! hijo de su puta madre! they can have all their court commissions and pinche subpoenas and [bleep] damn setups with the fake chi-chis and the thongs. there's a light at the end of the tunnel, and those [beep] suckers cannot prove anything. captioning made possible by mtv networks captioned by national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> here comes jon stewart now. let's listen in. (laughter) >> thank you very much for being here. i wanted to take some time to clear up some of the questions that have been raised about my behavior over the past ten days or so and... (laughter) to take full responsibility for my actions. i... i have made some mistakes and i have hurt those closest to me. (laughter) last friday night a congressman whose name is synonymous with a sexual organ... (laughter). sent a photo of-- it-- to a young woman on twitter. it was by any standards a gift from the comedy... whatever it is comedians have that takes the place of a god. (laughter) last week, we spent three days on this story.

just before i came out i pinch myself. this is my very first trip to colombia, south carolina. hope not my last. you may be among the largest audiences i have ever addressed. this is a bit of some. i know there are many parents, grandparents, and send uncles who are pinching yourself right now. you dreamed about the baby you saw born growing up and graduating from college but i bet you really couldn't imagine what it would feel like to be here today on the day that reality, up with your dreams. maybe some of you in the class of 2011 and cures of too. when you started college or graduate school and often during your years of study. it may have seemed your graduation would never come. today you probably are thinking of the time has flown by too fast. trust me, class of 2,011, yes, you are awake and very soon you will be graduates of this prestigious university. i am so deeply honored to share this special day with you. looking out icy faces filled with the joy and pride of accomplishment. accomplishment born of years of study, hard work and sacrifice and faces filled with hope fo

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top seven, two aboard, jesus, your pinch-hitter and nothing in a pinch.halladay trying to finish what he started in the ninth, he does just that getting the ryan sweeney double play ball. how about the 63rd career complete game for halladay, 3-1 the phils beat the a's. >>> start your engines, the toyota it savemart 350 in sonoma, the sprint cup series. racers say this is the toughest course in the series. why? look at brian vickersor coming too hot. tony stewart hits him. we've got a caution. kurt busch started 11th, on 52, takes the inside angle and passes clint boyar. classic. this time stewart gets the worst of it, lost in a sea of whitealls, he would finish in 39th place and busch cruises to his first win of the season. he led for 75 of the 110 laps. jeff gordon finished second. comcast sportsnet insider joins us live from sonoma with more. >> reporter: kurt busch was all smiles after a domineering performance at today's toyota savemart, his first road course win. it brought back memories of a victory he had here in the 1990s. it was more than that fo

jesus pinch hitting and pinch staring.inth inning, tried to finish what he started, ryan sweeny ground, 6-3 dp, phillies win, sixth career game. diamondbacks in detroit. arizona nipping at the heels in the giants. miguel cabrera in left field opens flood gates. detroit with a two-run lead there -- 3-2 lead as kelly and wells scored. same inning perraulta, part of a seven-run eighth inning for tigers 8-3. a game back of the giants pending the outcome of tonight's game. speaking of the game at at&t park, giants with 3-0 lead trying to sweep the indians. i like their chances. they haven't lost all year when they have the runs. >>> federal investigators held a press conference a half hour ago on the california zephyr train crash on friday. they had hoped to recover the data recorders on that truck that crashed into the train. they now say that is not likely. we will have more on all this tonight at 11:00. good night. >>> this year dozens of state parks, historic sites, even beaches will start closing. i'm suzanne shaw, editori

and he he is a dope beyond hope and good to see you, pinch. >> ♪ when it comes to exclusives, we aren like flint ♪ ♪ we are all the news that's it to print ♪ ♪ yeah >> that's it? >> that's it. >> can i say something weird about this -- >> don't touch me! go on. >> i was at npr today to do an interview and i did the sign in with the guest book and the only two other names other than andrew breitbart were bill keller and jill abrams. they were in the building at the same time. >>- q. i that's -- >> that's funny because they work for me. who is this person? >> i don't know, bill. >> i am not bill. >> to the greg-alogue. it is starting and going downhill. it is going downhill fast. it is a greg-alogue, a bear chest of brilliance on a congressman of confusion. >> so the perfect narrative for any movie is david and goliath, the tough reporter versus the corrupt politician and the half naked talk show host versus a team of rambunctious house boys. when these roles are reversed it confuses the crap out of the mainstream media. andrew breitbart was accused of trying to destroy a congressman a

and how pinching pennies landed one man in hot water. your early morning business headlines are ahead. and a pair of mutants at the box office. >>> the heat holds on, the king of clay reigns in paris, and fat albert takes another bite out of the cub bis. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here's some of your top headline this is morning. in yemen, anti-government protesters have been celebrating the departure of their president. he's in saudi arabia recovering from an operation to remove shrapnel from the rocket attack. 11 people die in that assault. but the wounded leader is returning to power despite months of protest calling for his departure. >>> >> in pakistan, a bombing claimed two dozen people. one attack happened at a bakery declaring 18 dead. the pakistani taliban have taken credit for other attacks saying they're avenging the death of osama bin laden. >>> a pakistani security officials said authorities are nearly certain that a recent strike killed ilias kashmiri. he'

♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> this morning on "early today," feeling the pinch.ll eyes are on this morning's jobs numbers as the u.s. receives a dire warning about its credit rating. >>> hit and run, an ohio teen is in hot water after he crashes into the a police cruiser and then takes off. >>> and midnight madness. residents in the far northern hemisphere are treated to nighttime partial solar eclipse. captions paid for by nbc-universal television hello and good morning. i'm lynn berry. today, we begin with fear over the economy. a slew of recent reports have renewed concerns on both wall street and main street over the state of the u.s. recovery. today, the nation awaits what could be a crucial monthly jobs report from the government. all this as the country's stellar credit rating may be in jeopardy. tracie potts joins us from washington with more on all of this. good morning. >> reporter: hi there, lynn. good morning, everyone. economists are predicted 100,000 jobs created last month. it's let me tell less than half the growth we saw from the month before. it

she pinched my cheeks. everything will be fine, you see. i saw something tighten in my chest the way i saw her gazing out at the party. highway could i say, no? okay mom, i knew i would regret this. >> of course not i understand democracy is people power the people chose whom they want. our education system has been gutted the president says our childrens has not been doing. people get the news from the few new outlets. josh, are you saying you will believe in democracy once people catch up to you? >> of course, not. brian, you know i'm a mess. i say i will believe in democracy when the people catch up to you because you are a substantial person. and i don't understand how this happened we started so similarly, brian and i. 2 east coast jews. both studied at princeton and studied under the same political theorists. here we are 2 guys in our shared park in berkeley my son the same age as his daughter. why out of the 2 of us only one has bottom an adult. >> i'm never getting married. she sank back against the ground. i sat then next to her i

in a pinch they also serve as a bomb shelter. apparently, apparently cell phones use a form of radiation similar to microwaves known as "microwave radiation." which scientists say esuchly cooks the brain. i bet you anything i'm delicious. laughter laugh but cell phone manufacturers are looking out for us, folks. they recommend that you hold the device 15 millimeters away from your head, which conveniently happens to be the thickness of an amy's frozen burrito. okay. a quick ten-minute call to nana and lunch is ready. [applause] hi, nana. hi. i'm doing the show. i'll be back in a second. talk to the burrito. just listen to her. okay. but what if you're not hungry and you don't want to get brain cancer but you still need to make a call? what do you do? easy. jay, come on out here. let's show the people what we do. jay the intern, everybody. come on out. okay. jay, i want you to help me talk to nana like we rehearsed. sit down here. okay. okay. this allows me to use my cell phone without my brain absorbing harmful cancer rays. >> i'

but local growers are feeling the pinch. juliette goodrich on profits that are being lost from the harvest that's nearly ruined. juliette. >> reporter: it's all because of all the rain we have had and the lack of sunlight. this is a regular pistachio with the hard shell. what we learned today is growers are keeping a close watch pistachio growers on the inner part of this. this is where the hard shell grows. typically in three months that shell is supposed to be this size. they don't think that's going to happen this year. >> we know there's going to be huge damage this year. we know we are going to have terrible losses but we didn't know how much. >> reporter: her orchard is at risk because of too much rain and not enough sunlight. she says it's the case throughout california. all of the pistachio growers are suffering. >> the heat causes nutrients to go into into the tree itself. >> reporter: they have 100 acres of pistachio and harvest is in october. depending on the weather and how the season goes this summer, if harvest

. >> it would be nice if you didn't have to pinch pennies while on vacation. ocean city officials would like to help you do that by helping you keep more of what's in your wallet. >> hi, it's rod rodney. >> reporter: rodney is life guard is front and center again to recruit tourists and if he can't pull it off they hope free gas can do the trick. plans to give away $100,000. >> with the gas situation the way it is and looking to increase our tourism base, i thought this was the perfect set. >> reporter: ocean skee officials are also concerned about plans to raise tolls. the toll is $3. it jumps to $5 in october of this year. marylanders say the higher costly strain budgets and possibly change travel plans. >> i'm not happy about anything doubling in price. with the combination of gas prices and the tolls going up, it will damper our trips. >> reporter: officials say in recent years tourism has been down. whether it's free gas, discounts or other incentives, city leaders say they feel the urgency to do something. >> i think it's going to be very huge in my opin

one thing you can do on yourself is actually just pinch your skin. >> the pinch test. >> right.e call it tinting. if the skin stays up. that means your dehydrated. that can be related to thyroid conditions. we also take the thumb and put it on the patient's chin and press in. if it leaves a pitting mark, pitting edema, and that can be associated with heart failure or kidney disease. skin is an important place to look. >> covers all of your body, so it's going to be a huge -- one of your largest visual organs. >> absolutely. >> next for toes, you know, i think you say look for leg and foot cramps that can be the result of poor circulation. >> yes. you know, having cramping in your legs can be a real common problem for a lot of people. it can be as simple as overuse, wrong shoe type, but a more moderate situation with cramping in the legs, some people describe it as charlie horses when they sleep. this can be an indication of a mineral deficiency, so your calcium levels, your. potassium, sodium levels, you may need to eat more bananas. with cramping in the legs, if it occurs when

. >> of the town is feeling the pinch of the economic crisis which has flat and the rest of the country that becomes evident when you venture into last touristy parts of town. a social organizations are busy helping locals find work. these days, many are from the middle class or pensioners. >> we're noticing that people are turning to local help organizations for social support because state aid has been rolled back. >> the mayor has no choice. with less state funding available. in order to keep the budget balanced, the town is trying to recover more tax revenue. later, the mayor attends a meeting on business development. politicians from other regions of portugal would like to copy the model for attracting investment. it is not only based on tourism but also supporting the development of businesses. the founder of this business and her team produce artificial bones for accident victims and cancer patients. >> we were founded three years ago and the business development office was very helpful. i had questions about establishing a business, financing, and this brought me in contact with

. >> one place where consumers in countries are using the euro are feeling the pinch is the fuel pump. prices have risen 12% in the past year. food has become more expensive. fresh fruit, for instance, costs 3% more than a year ago. estonia, which began using the euro on january 1st, recorded the highest inflation, 5.5% or double the average. the rate in germany was 2.4% and ireland posted the lowest inflation at 1.2%. the figures are higher than the european central bank cost target of 2% or less. an increased likelihood that the ecb will raise interest rates in july. highest interest rates are a way to put a lid on inflation. >> airbus has announced two major orders just days ahead of next week's paris air show. an indian low-cost carrier has place an order for 72 new jets. another budget carrier from the philippines has ordered 37 planes. the total price is worth more than 7 billion euros. the plane is the upgraded version of the best selling jet from airbus. it will use 15% less fuel in the current models. that is your business update. >> we turn our attention to syria. the u.s. h

. >>> pinched by higher commodity costs? ford expects profit for the rest of the year to ease off from the 13-year high it reported for the first quarter. >>> the day's bright spot? on-line radio service pandora media managed a successful debut with its stock rising almost 9% from its opening ipo price. >>> and, finally, playboy founder hugh hefner may get the last laugh after being dumped by his 25-year-old fiance just days before his wedding. hefner tweeted yesterday that he is putting "runaway bride" stickers over her picture on the cover of the magazine's upcoming issue. that ought to do it. >>> well, coming up more on beantown's first hockey title in 39 years. patrice bergeron has a stanley cup to his championship title and olympic gold medals. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> in weather, the incredibly hot end to our spring continues through much of the country. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you are just waking up, this is "early today." in sp

. >> sometimes i need someone to pinch me. and i come back down to earth and i say, you know what? don't question it, it's all here. >> reporter: and as cogswel says, this is as good as it gets. >>> that's our broadcast for this thursday night, thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams and we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening, good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening and thanks for joining us on this thursday. i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. getting the feds out of the pot-busting business. an east bay lawmaker is upping the marijuana debate by saying that states should be able to make and enforce their own pot laws. barbara lee tonight pushing a federal bill that would allow people to grow and sell pot in states that make it legal.

>> they will be the last one to feel any pinch or pain. he asked to pay his elite forces. he must pay the people who keep him in power. at the same time, he can expect to lose the future of the business each week in damascus and the second city of aleppo because part of their support is based on stability and an improving economy. >> is there anything that makes you think that this has the potential for a positive outcome and syria? can you see any way? perhaps this economic collapse which forces him out. >> unfortunately, i think that bashar al-assad and those around him and many of his community see this as an existential struggle. when you feel that your back is against the wall and if you allow your opponent to get the upper hand, you are going to not just be forced into exile that may be imprisoned, maybe even executed. he will fight. if he does not go down fighting, at least his brother and his brother-in-law will. >> thank you very much for coming. >> thank you for having me. >> in libya, rebels in the eastern part of the country are in close contact with the underg

just four hits and in the bottom of the eighth, torres coming up with a game's biggest hit, he brings pinch-runnerel burres home for the run that seals the win. vogelsong is now 4-1. the manager saying his spot in the rotation is very secure. the giants win 2-1, plus get help from the team they host tomorrow, the washington nationals, who beat arizona today, so the giants alone in first again. >> to be on a team and be counted on to go out there and win games, it's awesome. it's a great feeling, you know? it's a lull that you need to do. not just hanging around being a side show, you know? so, it means a lot. >> she is pitching great. been doing a great job. he's always been doing great. we just always said have to find the way to score runs and do our best because pitching has been doing a great job. >> it's nerve wracking, but it's fun at the same time, especially when we come through. we have pitchers doing their thing. being able to get that winning run and just to come through in clutch situations, it works out well. >> joining us tonight to talk giants, as tim joins us tonight at 11:25 for t

consideration if that would actually happen, if petco were allowed there, four stores would be impacted, pinched with a 42- store chain on one end and a 1000-store chain on the other, and it does not make any sense, to me at least, to address the store front issued. if you are going to have them come in and that three or four businesses or two or three, you will have empty storefronts, and when you are replacing one storefront -- the impact has already been felt. the impact will be greater felt it commissioners allow this to happen, and i appreciate it. president o'brien: thank you. clerk: members of the public, if you can go ahead and fill out a speaker card, then i can call your names. >> i am the president of the district merchant association, and i wanted to first as an aside address this level the playing field argument that we talked about recently with the last couple of speakers. i think that the way to level the playing field is not through legislation like this but to apply, make it easier for small business to do business on a citywide basis. that is just my opinion. i am here to do m

tim came up the first pinch hit home run of his 135 game career.g 337, cardinals up 5-4. down to the last -- then, nate singles to center, bursts and the game is tied at five. top 11, two outs again. sanchez scores, the giants have 16 hits, they beat the cardinals 7-5 in 11 innings. >>> yankees seem to be focused when they play the a's. willingham dialed in. his 10th home run of the season. oakland on top 2-1. the a's starting pitching wasn't very good in this series. gonzalez giving it up to swisher, that's the yanks 83rd home run of the year. >>> biting a finger in game one of the finals, no class, scoreless game, shoots and scores. just like that the canucks beat the bruins and take the lead. >>> battle of the bay -- steve and john helped raise $200,000 for special olympics n very raised 4 million in 13 years. i asked why he thinks alex smith will succeed under the new coach. >> going to get looked at this year in the new west coast offense and he will run that. >> i think ellis is suited for that. his arm, his ability, his knowledge of the pass

that coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the city and the police officers association broke down last >>> the pinch of a tough economy being felt in san jose. talks between the city and the police officers association broke down last night. elizabeth wenger with the impact it could have on public safety. >>> reporter: fewer cops on the street in san jose, it is closer to becoming reality. it hits home for ellie smith who lives downtown. >> it is a concern. but i don't know how they are going to resolve this. >> reporter: talks between the police officers union and the city broke down. the fate of more than 150 police officer jobs hangs in the balance. the city says they thought they put up a fair offer when things went south. >> they said we have to know by 2:00. it's like negotiating with a gun to your head. that's not negotiating in good faith, in our opinion. that's basically trying to ram something down your throat. >> to say that we're disappointed is a tremendous understatement. we think its tragic. >> reporter: without a deal, the city says it will have to lay off 278 cops. an agreement coul

lever type hardware that doesn't require tight pinching. however, even if it's not required, if you are changing the hardware in your home or in your residential building entry ways, i strongly encourage people to get lever hardware. people are aging. they need that help. disabled access is not people in wheel chairs it's people with arthritis or somebody injured. there are thousands of ways people can be disabled. there is no harm in taking every opportunity that come along to upgrade your building for disabled access including something simple like changing your hardware so it's easy to operate. we have people age nothing place. people are growing older in their homes and have so adopt their homes. that's a simple adaptive feature you can provide for yourself or family or a rent at unit. it doesn't cost more and it makes a big dfshs. they acrew and make us an adaptable and friendly society. >> flooring and carpeting. what are the requirements for maintenance in flooring and carpeting in housing. >> 2 points. one a subflooring is not suffi

through to the last eight after running into some tough opposition early in her match against china's pinch why what's the two thousand and four when i found her form to triumph six four six two and has yet to drop a set so far as she prepares to play in the quarterfinals for the first time in five years. i feel like my movement is definitely improved this year but i think that's because. played a lot of matches. think a lot of it is also reaction in. getting ready for the next. instead of thinking it's over being prepared to hit another one another. just always better to hit until it doesn't come. up and take on dominique it's a vacuum not catch top seed caroline wozniacki elsewhere france's marion bartoli defending champion serena williams is having a real tussle up against in-form wildcard lisicki covered center court as rain has delayed play elsewhere but we were later bulgaria suspect on a prolonged about the first player to beat both williams sisters on grass take czech try it about four seed a tory as a rank of better reach the highest seed left in the women's draw will take on a maj

he brings home pinch runner emanuel burress for a run that brings home the win. vogelsong now 4-1. manager bruce bochy saying afterwards his spot in the rotation very secure. the giants win, 2-1, plus get some help from the team they host tomorrow, the washington nationals beating arizona. just moments ago. so the giants alone in first again. >> i don't think i'm pitching this good without them behind me. it definitely helps for sure. you know, if you're struggling and the fans aren't behind you, you're probably going to do worse. but it's awesome. it's awesome. i mean, i keep saying this. it's the best thing you could ever experience. i wish everyone could have the chance to experience what i'm going through right now. it's awesome. >> good stuff from vogelsong today. >>> all right. the a's trying to avoid a second straight sweep, getting all kinds of trouble from the a.l. east this week. this afternoon in boston not much better. brett anderson trying to get out of fenway with a win. but the red sox making things very difficult for him. bottom two, and carl crawford getting to and

bravo was more than adept than picking up eighty six runs to the left hander unself the windies pinching the win by seven wickets but not the series three. basketball on its celebration time for the newly crowned n.b.a. champions the dallas mavericks. showing up for the historic occasion commemorating the franchise's first ever title the surprised many when they upset the star studded miami heat's to claim the trophy the moment particularly sweet for the many veterans on the team including thirty eight year old jason cade question leader and shawn marion three convertible cars doesn't trucks coming along for the victory ride period traveling a short distance before the team locked themselves in the arena to host a party for season ticket holders. now the n.h.l. season has just wrapped up as well with new stumbly cup champions the bruins returning to boston fans from one of america's premier sports cities coming out in force to greet their first ice hockey title winners since nine hundred seventy two the bruins making a flight from colorado where they defeated the vancouver canucks four z

pinch hit at bat. zack fly. game tied 2-2. up ton facing santiago. l there it goes.ver drive home safely. walk off home tore right. d-backs avoid the weak with a win. a's and royals in the series finale at the coliseum. gonzalez may have a touch of the flu but he was bringing it. he struck out 10 in 6 innings. wilson met him there. a's searching for offense and energy and fans actually if you look at the stands. of week rookie speedster with drive to the ga gap. size more scars in the third l goodbye. sixth homer of the year for oakland. number 4 99 in the career if you count homeland total in sky pan and u.s. a's victorious host the giants in the battle of the bay series opener tomorrow night. about master misery lead to open glory? that is the hope for mcel roadway who fell at part in the final round put it become together at the u.s. open. just outside washington, d.c. former pga champ yang early in the day hosted 3 under par 68. rough day at the office for mickelson. started round on the tenth hole. first shot flies it into the drink. lefty open was can you belie

everybody has been feeling the oil pinch, whether you're a household, an individual, you're running a company. and so it certainly will help because it will reduce that cost for business owners and for families. it will allow them to spend on other things, other than oil. >> susie: will it boost consumer confidence? >> it could. it could if you have other things also happening at the same time. but i think there's three big structural problems overhanging our economy. one is our it's structural problems with jobs. one is the structural problem with housing, and one is the structural problem with the debt ceiling and the deficit you talked about earlier. >> susie: now, this move by the white house and the i.a.e. made a lot of people think that are things that bad in the global economy? it got people more nervous rather than lesnervous. >> well, i certainly got the-- it certainly got the markets to sell off and that's partly because oil stocks fell off. i'm not sure that translates to main street being nervous. i think main street is going to feel some relief. >> susie: i mised the last

the pinch hitter alan craig getting a home run, and that gives the cards the lead back, while scoringan carlos native daniel, but the giants rallied to tie the game just minutes ago and right now they've just entered the tenth inning tied 5-5. the as trying to beat the yankees for the first time in ten meetings. bottom one, down one. josh gives oak last night the lead about this team-leading tenth home run making it 2-1, but a former oakland outfielder would get the last laugh off gonzalez. top four. nick swisher, that would be the game winner. the as have now lost ten straight to the yankees, swept at home after the 4-2 loss today. the warriors coaching search continues. one name emerging as a serious candidate is spurs assistant mike budenholser. meanwhile, a san antonio native called it quits today. >> we did it. 19 years, baby. i want to thank you very much. that's why i'm telling you first. i'm about to retire. love you. talk to you soon. >> yeah, shaq letting the world know first via san francisco based social media outfit tout. they handled the video captured by phone. he gave

through to the last eight after running into some tough opposition early in her match against china's pinch why but the two thousand and four were not found her form to try out six four six two you can get some four percent so far as to play in the quarter finals for the first time in five years. they feel like i'm a minister from improved this year but i think that's because they're playing a lot of matches. hopes to win and i thought it was also reaction in. getting ready for the next. thinking it's over being prepared to hear another one another one and. just always. until there's a. close. and sure of a winner take on the me. not top top seed caroline wozniacki also says martin bartoli conqueror of defending champion serena williams is against in four. for various spots and i put on the first play to be first we're sisters on the grass with paycheck i think it's about to see. the race play seed last year when stuart made a cache. russian possible try to call me one to call usually runs out after losing to roger federer the russian won the first set on a tie break only the second set to

through to the last eight after running into some tough opposition early in her match against china's pinch why what's the two thousand and four when i found her form to try out six four six two and can get to four percent so far she's prepared to play in the quarter finals for the first time in five years. and i feel like my movement has definitely improved this year but i think that's because i played a lot of matches the hopes you and i think a lot of it is also reaction in. you know getting ready for the next bit of bones to thinking it's over being prepared to hit another one another one and. you know just always better to hit those until it doesn't come for me because i'm. sure up of a when i take on going to see both of slovakia you cannot attack top seed caroline wozniacki performance is not involved tall incomparably fending champion serena williams is against informed wildcard and since we were various spots on out there on the first play to be both williams sisters on grass. at the exit about season two we have as a ranking of valerie's the place seed left in the would restore it

the kid from wichita -- >> and i actually over the years i would still pinch myself.m a family of modest means. my brother and i are the first college graduates in our family's history. >> what did your dad think? >> actually, that's one of the few regrets that i have, my dad did not live to see me become director of cia or the president texas a&m or secretary of defense. but our family is confidence he's looking down, seen it from a different perspective but i miss dad. >> he said it was his dad who taught him to take responsibility. what about the men and women he ordered into battle in afghanistan? do you know how many have died since you became secretary of defense? >> as of yesterday, 1,255. and about 11,000 wounded. >> a personal note for every family. and before he writes, he reads and looks at the pictures. he admits now that only young men may have enough resilience. >> i've become more cautious, first, because i always knew the unpredictability of military conflict. and so often when the war drums are beating, everything is made to look simple and clean. we'

pinching face now into the world of sports news here with us good morning to you in a morning and not too much rest for sure awful at wimbledon so it seems that doesn't seem to worry her exactly show she was playing twice in the space of twenty four hours because surprise surprise it's london meaning there's rain lots of delays but i tell you what she's going to run for she hasn't dropped the said all tournament she's looking pretty good more not coming. good to have you with us this saturday morning here sunday morning i should say in central moscow i mean not only plenty over the next ten minutes including. quickstep restruck up post her second within twenty four hours of wimbledon to make the fourth round. top of the pile going away after one leader sparking battle to call for the seventh time in eight attempts this season in valencia. in cologne clocker boxing fans got to enjoy a recruiting middleweight clash last night in germany ending in felix durham holding on to his job we'd be a crown against michael. ware not coming out of the all star shortening on maria sharapova capturin

where it seems like she couldn't pinch an inch, they managed to make her waist even smaller.ll this photoshopping on this ralph lauren ad made the model look deformed. her head is bigger than her waist. >> advertisers and magazines alike want to establish a trust with their readers. and by photoshopping like that, you do a disservice to the person you're trying to target. >> reporter: dove's real beauty campaign was quick to remind us, looks can be deceiving. many women have things about them they might change. let's say i was going to be on the cover of a magazine called "the perfect me." my wish list might include a smaller waist. how about longer legs? smooth out my complexion a little bit. and we could also add longer hair. just take a look at me, in my and the inches just melt away. we reached out to style expert tim gunn and he said the whole issue is to pervasive in our society and culture that he doesn't think this is going to stop it. but the ama's hope is that photoshopping will at least be limited in teen magazines. and george, we'll have to wait to see if the indu