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good morning, tanya. >> reporter: this 16-year-old prodigy is being compared to the williams sisters.r telling taylor townsend, she's better than they were at her age. so, she says she was crushed when her own coaches thought she should sit out one of the biggest tournaments of the year. this number one-ranked junior tennis player in the world said she was told she shouldn't compete in the u.s. open. why? the united states tennis association said she needed to slim down and get in better shape. >> i didn't get a definite answer on why they didn't want me to play. they just told me that they felt i should work on my fitness more. >> reporter: taylor townsend and her mother, sheila, says the association refused to cover her expenses to the u.s. open because they felt she needed to stay home and up her finance level. >> i do more conditioning, more so than a specific number for my weight. >> reporter: so, she paid her own way to the tournament, where she made it to the quarterfinals in singles and won her juniors doubles match friday. now, advancing to the finals. >> the reality is, ther

he's a prodigy.he toddler's a prodigy, as it turns out. >> they were calling you the toddler ceo, and they don't say that any more at all. this is a tough question, but try. >> mm-hmm. >> how would you grade yourself as a ceo, as the leader of this business? >> i mean, that is a hard question. >> that's a hard question. >> i also don't think you can ever win by answering that question. [laughs] now, we've made a huge number of mistakes along the way, right? now i always say i just think we've made probably every possible mistake you could make. >> is there a decision that you've made that the people around you told you was a mistake and you defied them, and you were right? >> you know, the most famous one, i think, probably has to do with selling the company, right? i mean, in 2006... >> right. >> we had this opportunity to sell the company to yahoo for a billion dollars, and we turned that down. i think a lot of people at the time thought we should sell the company. >> absolutely. >> but you know, i

early on they were kids of a prodigious talent but he carried on his association with the town and the people support and admire him. they know and still. as you say, they climbed the hill five times now, hoping he would win. sometimes he has done better than others, but last night he talked it off. a real sense that he deserved it. sometimes he has been seen as taciturn, but i think people always thought he was dogged, determined and focus, all of these things. they admire those qualities. and andy murray certainly have them in spades and delivered at the end of what, for him, has been a wonderful summer of tennis. what an achievement -- he's got his olympic gold medal, so will metal, and then topping it off with the u.s. open championship. >> i suppose for irving dunn blaine -- for the sports club, they will be packed with young ones trying to copy him now. >> interesting watching andy murray on tour, he always seems to have time for young people and they were picking it up. they will the scene the way his career progressed. obviously a role model, obviously a hero for people across

in kind of the main french speaking you back voting is now underway and there is pro independence prodigy cuba while wins the province could face a referendum on breaking away from ottawa. for the global economy showing little sign of growth are we also president of russia's second largest bank about what he sees ahead folk label fine is this coming up. and requesting president a very severe bank precious second largest bank it's really great to have you with us today after so you've had it be to be for the last ten years and you've been there in two thousand and eight and you so everything when the financial crisis broke out now the global economy at this point is really not much better off i mean you have the eurozone crisis unemployment in the united states is still really high and when china is really had it for a hard landing if you compare things today to four years ago how bad are they i think we have to accept the word volatility it's become part of our life. of course the world economy he's passing the preview of the cycle and we expect that when there's two or three years it wil

there are circumstances that led her from the tropics of central america prodigy and up in the desert she said we will take care of you. shortly thereafter i arrived in then the first thing that i saw next to a sign that said 100 miles 29 palms easter joshua tree. you know, negative would treat? he then the album. you know, what the tree looks like? [laughter] crazy arms. i want to to go further out to something existential was driving the further out into the big empty. and also the rent got cheaper and cheaper so i was paying $275 per month on 5 acres of land on the edge of 29 palms right where the sign said and that is where the book begins with a personal crisis it was no accident i arrived here. the desert was the site of a pilgrimage and at that moment i was not aware that i am in big trouble i must go he'll in the desert but that is the space and tiered. realized later the symbolism was there to begin the process of healing to get to know the place that included dealing with the fact i was arriving on a landscape add as many problems as mexico city with drugs. coming from addic

. >> prodigies. >> produ >>. >> product gis. this 5-year-old is beyond. to infinity and beyond.h. it's in chinese, but you will figure it out. [speaking foreign language] ♪ ♪ >> he must be almost 6. come on. >> if you didn't get -- >> aren't you glad you were never burdened with genius? >> this is so much easier than that. >> yes, it is. what is this, by the way? >> i think it's pomegranate. >> chanel 75 in honor of fashion week. champagne, passion fruit vodka. >> no wonder. that is so good. healthy. it has lemon and peach juice. andy murray. what a year he is having. >> it's his turn. he has been one of the guys who always came in second or third. he did great at the olympics and now here at the u.s. open. this thing with the five sets. these guys played for five hours. it looked exhausting. >> unbelievable. >> watching it gave you a knot in your stomach. >> what were you eating? >> everything. i can't watch any more sporting events. i am turning into a hog. i can't take it. i get that -- >> the munchies. >> absolutely. more bad news. breast-feeding is not the only cause of dro

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there is a new child music prodigy out there.ck out this 5-year-old boy who plays the piano like nobody's business. ♪ that is just crazy. the video has gone viral. while some are asking if such skill at his age is even possible, most are just marveling at the raw talent. that is just simply remarkable. what a young man. four minutes past the hour and al with a look at the weather. >> i still can't do "chopsticks." >> that's incredible. >> let's see what we've got out there for you. futurecast shows we're looking at heavy rain developing, central and southern florida. over the next 24 hours, some areas picking up 5 inches of rain around ft. myers and as we move to the southwest, monsoonal moisture continues and an upper level low in the southwest and all that moisture coming up out of mexico. we've got flash flood watches and flood watches in erect, even a couple of flash flood warnings, and the rainfall amounts, anywhere from 1 to 4 inches of rain. some as much as 5 in the >> good morning. another cool start on this tuesday. we w

a musical prodigy. he is from germany and he is blowing up. comes out october 9th. lady gaga has said she has a major musical crush on him. guess who else wants to work with him? justin bieber. once you get the biebs involved, you are officially bfd. ♪ bring it back ♪ tell them,0 to play it again ♪ >> why do we all go out to the club? trey songz has written a dissertation on club culture and narrowed it down to two reasons. ♪ lady and the drinks >> reporter: unless you are listening to unedited version, then it is the [ bleep ] and the drinks. actually it is amazing, really catchy. ♪ ladies and the drinks >> now i know who trey songz is and zedd. >> according to ryan seacrest, top 40, demi lova,000 to's "give your heart a break" and carly's song "call me maybe" number 17 on the list. >> katy perry in the top five. >> indeed. we will be back with the "the mix" after this. don't go far. 3q another one killed by lime scale. how can the dishwasher do its job ? adding finish power up to your detergent brings your dishwasher back to life. dishwasher

there is a new child music prodigy out there. video has gone viral. while some are asking if such skill at his age is even possible, most are just marveling at the raw talent. that is just simply remarkable. what a young man. four minutes past the hour and al with a look at the weather. >> i still can't do "chopsticks." >> that's incredible. >> let's see what we'velet's se there for you. future cast shows heavy rain in central and southern florida. some areas picking up five inches of rain in ft. myers. to the west, southwest, monsoonal moisture, an upper level low in the southwest. all that moisture coming up out of mexico. we have flash flood watches in effect. flash flood warnings and the rainfall amounts anywhere from one to four inches of rain. some areas as much as five. that's what's going on around the country, here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> another delightful morning under way with lots of sunshine. we are warming up quickly. the september sun is strong. we have a canadian air mass over us. it's c

a musical prodigy. he is from germany and he is blowing up.ajor musical crush on him. guess who else wants to work with him? justin bieber. once you get the biebs involved, you're officially a bfd. ♪ >> so why do we go out to the club? trey songz has written a dissertation on club culture and he's narrowed it down to two reasons. ♪ ladies and the drinks ♪ ladies and the drinks >> unless you're listening to the unedited version, in which case it's the [ bleep ] and the drinks. actually it's amazing, really catchy. ♪ ladies and the drinks >> now i know who trey songz is and zedd. >> very cool here. according to ryan seacrest, his top 40, number one right now is demi lovato's "give your heart a break" and carly rae's song "call me maybe" number 17 on the list. all this time later. >> katy perry in the top five. >> indeed. all right. 3q another one killed by lime scale. how can the dishwasher do its job ? adding finish power up to your detergent brings your dishwasher back to life. dishwasher buildup, cloudiness, spots, even tough stains-- gone !

hughes was a prodigy. he had a photographic memory. and i said, he was a superior student even before he went to school and continues throughout his career. on the other hand, franklin roosevelt to talk about the differences in contrast is quite an indifference at harvard, made, you know, okay grades, but not being special and has great interest was harvard crimson, the newspaper at harvard. so he didn't switch too much time studying. and he like hughes went and studied at columbia law school in new york city. he was at the top of his class, made the highest rate ever recorded on the new york bar and franklin actually flunked a couple courses. never finished, but did pass the new york bar. houston went on to be a brilliant lawyer in private practice, but also made his name as an investigator of corruption and mismanagement in the utilities and insurance field. and he was a very cool, very tough investigator. one very indignant ceo of an insurance company when the question got very, very tough set to hughes, sir, we are missionaries ser

they would not suit them prodigious around them and pull the overall and capture them. they just couldn't. the valor and courage. they just couldn't shoot him down. in the midst of a really blooding the late. at gettysburg the 26 north carolina suffered 85 percent casualties. eight and a half that of every ten are killed before the to be captured. today if an american unit would have suffered 10 percent casualties we would get it off line immediately if we could. we have lost the sense of the figures of what the horrible -- i mean, think of that. as a former soldier and a concerned american, i value every american life. i value every loss. but three days at gettysburg, three days. 160 some thousand men engaged. i could be off by 10,000. we will never really know because the records are kept a fairly in the war. over 50,000 casualties. one out of three men engaged in three days. 50,000 casualties killed, wounded, captured. killed on the field. 665. just under 30,000 wounded. many will die after the battle because medical care is certainly not what it yesterday. die from

so he has worked prodigiously to begin to turn this economy around. >> and it's the relationship withis the issue that we hear so much about. the gridlock in washington that is also an issue that needs to be addressed more and more. senator dianne feinstein and senator barbara boxer, thank you for your time. wolf, back to you. >> thanks very much. and, of course, all of the action later on. not too distant future within the next hour or some of former president of the united states will be speaking, but let's talk about the current president of the united states right now. the president earned the nickname no drama obama during his 2008 campaign, but even he says that's not entirely accurate. our chief white house correspond respondent jessica yellin is here. granted exclusively accideess t the current president of the united states for this current documentary you did for cnn. no drama obama, you spoke to him about that and some of his closest aides. >> one of the most common adjective used to describe is cool. sometimes it's positive, as in cool under fire, or sometimes negative, co

the prodigy which i described a little earlier who were at the heart of the math department. had won the math olympiad three years earlier. so they came to me and said you know, we decided to look at this thing presented as a formula for all of this. the kin selection process. and we found that it has no solid foundation. in fact it's wrong mathematically. no one had ever done that before. why? because it was an extremely difficult mathematical problem. they hadn't bothered, but then in the evidence you've got to bring back the group's election, then we got something entirely new opened up, and that's where we are now. no supporter to my knowledge in 18 months after when they got moved in the nation magazine has ever addressed the scientific issues. that is mathematical and accuracy and also in the better explanation. and that's where we are at the present time. i show in the new book that finally we have an explanation of how terrorism works and how it's originated, but this what we know about human beings that's where we are at the present time. >> and this use of the selec

up now, and she's something of a whiz in genetics and biology, but it eight years old she wasn't a prodigy and there was a lot of things she didn't understand. but we talked about it a lot, and then we danced around the living room pretending we were photons, pretending we were particle pairs, in a black hole. and the upshot was that caitlin really came up with an award-winning project. it was a wonderful project. and i decided to write a book for children, young people her age and a little bit older, about black holes. as an aside, mentioned that specifics conference that preceded stephen hawking's 70th birthday party in january, i met -- i met john wheeler, did know him quite well but i had met charles. so i met him. im conversation i met him and mentioned are dancing around the living room, and he seemed quite delighted by the. and he said, i think that's probably the only time in my book has been choreographed. and i'm sure it was. but anyway, yes, i decided to write a children's book on black holes. and that decision led to my first meeting with stephen hawking that it wasn't easy to

david mariness is a prodigious writer.ritten on sports win prize still mattered, is best-selling biography of vince lombardi which was made into a broadway play. he also wrote rome, 1960, but that captured the cultural epic set in motion by the olympics. written by vietnam and the cultural shock wave in this beautiful book, they marched into sunlight which i saw last year rendered interestingly. he has written books on politicians, newt gingrich and outdoor and, of course, he is a master biographer of the last two democratic presidents with first in his class published while bill clinton was still in office, barack obama the story, is epic in fascinating account of the president's early life. he has even written on writing. let's see. democrats, republicans, sports, journalists, counterculture, rome. no surprise that some of the people here. david grew up in madison, wisconsin, the son of a newspaper editor he jokes that he is the intellectual weak link with all of his siblings. we don't buy that. he is one a pulitzer priz