." >>> this report is brought to you by ralph warren. >> we're at the u.s.n tryouts. let's check it out. hundreds of hopeful teams and even adults lined up and signed in for this year's open call. >> i want to be a ball person because i'm athletic and i'm fast. i think i have a good chance of making it. >> i thought it was a good opportunity. just looks like a lot of fun. >> it is a lot of fun. but it's also serious work. while thousands of fans watch the u.s. open from their seats in the stadium and millions more watch it on tv, the ball person has to be on their toes. it's their job to quickly retrieve balls that are hit out of play so the next point can be served. >> the ball person that we're looking for has to have a little bit of wherewithal in terms of what's happening on the court, has to be enthusiastic, wants to work hard, be a part of a good team. >> to be a ball person you need two things. speed and agility. but having a love for the game doesn't hurt either. >> i've been a ball person for four years and i love the game of tennis. >> not only is

ralph nader joins me live in an exclusive interview. >>> coming up, elizabeth warren declared she was running for scott brown's senate seat last wednesday. she's now beating him in a head to head poll. >>> and jane lynch is going to join me for an exclusive interview about how sue sylvester is channeling michele bachmann. >>> and bill o'reilly last night talked himself back into the "rewrite." tonight's "rewrite. >>> newly announced u.s. senate candidate elizabeth warren is off to a strong start in her campaign to unseat republican scott brown in massachusetts. a new poll finds voters now put warren ahead of brown 46% to 44% in a survey done this weekend, just days after she entered the race. it represents a dramatic shift from three months ago when warren ran 15 points behind brown in the same poll. joining me now, msnbc political analyst howard fineman, senior political editor of "the huffington post." thanks for joining me tonight, howard. >> hey, lawrence. >> howard, this is big news out of my home state of massachusetts. an incumbent is not supposed to poll like that. it's within