and how running saved ronnie good man.is story next in sports. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, everyone that he's still the best player in the world... novak djokovic had won 43- straight matches... but federer >>> roger federer put an end to the discussion that he is on the downside of his career. he reminded people he is still the best player in the world. he played novak djokovic today. the 29-year-old was all over the court. >> standing ovation, please. >> that is grandpa? [ laughter ] >> djokovic forced a fourth set but federer's ace put an end to the match and winning streak. he will go against the king of play, nadal. >> if i never hear from cousins again or he never plays another day in the big leagues i think being all be happy. >> giants general manager brian sabean reached out to the marlins gm and scott cousins to clarify that his comments made yesterday on knbr were out of frustration and didn't intend to villify cousins. >>> earlier this week shaquille o'neal announced through twitter that he was retiring. today the fifth l

nt >>> joe montana, ronnie lott, jerry rice, i'm leaving out a whole list of 49ers.me together today in pleasanton? the answer and whether or not we'll have nfl this season is coming up. ,, [ female announcer ] this is the story of eves. [ eves ] years ago, i hurt my shoulder drag racing. that's when i decided to take it easy, so i took up hang gliding. [ female announcer ] a grandpa who refuses to grow up. [ eves ] the pain was bad, but the thought of not being a hang glider pilot was worse. [ female announcer ] that's when eves turned to sutter health's palo alto medical foundation. [ eves ] the doctors that i dealt with, they got it, that this old guy wanted to return as a hang glider pilot. they got me flying again. [ female announcer ] palo alto medical foundation, and sutter health -- our story is you. history is blocked from going forward. >>> the largest employment discrimination lawsuit in u.s. history is blocked from going forward. u.s. supreme court justices ruled today more than 1 1/2 million women cannot file a class action against walmart. the case star

met ronnie -- mitt romney was the front runner, but this woman was due in the same staet. -- state. dull, not at all. if she decides to run, all bets are off. >> he mitt romney - -h- he says mitt romney is not the only republican presidential candidate that are scared of sarah palin's intentions. >> she is out there, not campaigning or with any official business and she is sucking up all of the political oxygen. it is cause to worry with other candidates, including a romney. -- governor romney. >> what about in 2008 when the candidacy went to a john mccain? the rights, abortion, etc.? he says he will work to repeal president obama's health care reform, but when governor, he had a very similar reform. is he going back on his side deals to gain this nomination? -- on his ideals to gain this nomination? >> he is making this calculated risk that he got over that hurdle in 2008, whether the issue was gay-rights, abortion, those kinds of issues. he is trying to emphasize economic ones. the unemployment rate is a startlingly high and that is something that the president has not addressed.

all ronnie had were scratches on his knuckles, and we don't know if those were from the fight or fromragging them on the ground when he walks. but -- [ laughter ] [ applause ] how great would it be if the whole cast of "jersey shore" spent the rest of their lives locked up in an italian prison, wouldn't it? [ cheers and applause ] meanwhile -- this is pretty great. this is from "hard core pawn." p-a-w-n. it follows the day-to-day operations of a pawnshop in detroit. this guy and his son brought a tv into the pawnshop and they came back a year later to pick it up, which is always a good sign that your life is going well. [ laughter ] and when they came to pick it up, the stand was scratched. and, well, this happened. >> no, this the way we do this. we're going to take it to court. don't say [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. why -- yeah, i'm from the south. [ bleep ] i tear this up. i'm talking right. i got too much sense for they stupid ass. i'm smarter than that. i'm book smart. i'm not stupid at all. too much sense. too much -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he's book smart. he's p

. >> i met mitt romney, i believe in america, and i'm running for -- i am met ronnie, i believe in america, and i'm running for president. >> this week on "inside washington," mitt romney makes it official. but who is pushing them off the tv screen? house republicans enter enemy territory for more talks on reducing the national debt. >> if we try to demagogue each other's attempt to do that, we're not having the leadership we need to get the debt under control. >> members of congress are getting edgy. >> members are a bit wary about the amount of money we have spent in iraq, afghanistan, and that we are spending in libya. >> the tweet that launched 1000 kurdish jokes. >> -- crude jokes. >> i can tell you desperate i have photographs, i don't know what things have been many -- i can tell you this -- i have photographs, i don't know what things have been manipulated and doctored. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> eat you heard mitt romney and say he believes in america and is running for president. romney is said that when barack obama took office, at the e

him first the ukraine striker assisted an expense and get off then after thirty eight minutes kevin ronnie doubled in on his lead again good on him and minutes before the interval like sunday forty accordant sealed what proved to be the final result three nil to mamma and in a three game losing streak of tom down to twelve. and a quick look at the table sees this guy leading by two points in the game and hound sinitta revealed that denial and latif are lurking behind along with them but the colace is angie who had a goal distraught at some car and it also is scott that now takes two points adrift of clear the last to know after that because the sides of first win since the sutton through clit and club and up are up to nine after winning one no that's cool than. golf now in northern ireland's remarkable change to clinch his maiden major sizeable after taking an eight shot lead over white into the final round. the u.s. open the twenty three year old shot a sixty eight on saturday to post the tournament's vest ever third round total of one hundred ninety nine and became the first man to reach

to me until my son and i nearly died in the birth i'm like neither of us ended up in a grief the ronnie is one of those who opted for home both with insistence of only a midwife a practice that is unregulated in russia and skates on legal thin ice making it open to abuse the running because midwives barely had any relevant training but took the money and never asked if the baby survived. despite the controversy over home birth everyone agrees that in today's russia if you want to minimize the risk giving birth in hospital is the answer but with mothers wanting more choice the system as it currently stands could do with a rethink after all it is these little people and their health that matters most and their arrival. should be healthy and that. are. there. and of course we welcome your say on that and other stories just drop a comment on our website that's our dot com and among other stories online for you today that although since all just a harmless prank a street artist has turned a soviet soldiers into american comic book superheroes always giving new costumes to figures in the red

to me and so my son and i nearly died in that birth i'm like neither of us ended up in a grave the ronnie is one of those who opted for home both with this instance of only a midwife a practice that is unregulated in russia and skates on legal thin ice making. the running because midwife barely had any relevant training but dick the money and never asked if the baby survived. despite the controversy over home birth everyone agrees that in today's russia if you want to minimize the risk giving birth in hospital is the also but with mothers wanting more choice the system as it currently stands could do with a rethink all through all it is these little people and their health that matters most and their arrival. should be healthy and to say that. they're. all way back with the headlines shortly but first the business news with katrina after a short break. hello and welcome to business the world's oldest and largest labor day gets underway in paris today as hope despair on a return to major orders for new aircraft globally the most news paper says russia is expected to sign a contract to sell

or the well nearly fifty a million americans languish in poverty rare ronnie of occidental petroleum made seventy six million bucks last year or that well more than forty million americans you need food stamps just to eat lawrence ellison of oracle made seventy million dollars last year but we're going to allow you to know that for every fifteen million dollars a c.e.o. gets is paid for with a thousand dollar pay cut to fifteen thousand workers or that for every thirty million dollars dollar check cut to a c.e.o. they could have instead hired six hundred new workers at fifty thousand dollars a year and these are the guys that republicans called the job creators in america the guys who'd rather stash thirty million bucks in a swiss bank account will sit untouched collecting interest rather than spend a dime employing one of the twenty five million unemployed people in the united states right now this is more nothing more than stealing these c.e.o.'s are not job creators they're stealing from the people who are the actual job creators people like you and me who buy stuff when the middl

to me until my son and i nearly died in the birth i'm like neither of us ended up in a grave the ronnie is one of those who opted for home birth with this instance of only a midwife a practice that is unregulated in russia and skates on legal thin ice making it open to abuse the running because midwives barely had any relevant training but took the money and never asked if the baby survived. despite the controversy of the home birth everyone agrees that interface is russia if you want to minimize the risk giving birth in hospital is the answer but with mothers wanting more choice the system as it currently stands could do with a rethink after all it is these little people and their health that matters most and their arrival. should be happy and there. are. a few moments all the business deals with us stay with us. hello and a very warm welcome to business day the fukushima disaster has made many countries turn to non nuclear energy sources including that chilled gas arches to china pretty cool the spoke to the executive director of the international energy agency about the future of glo

greece massive protests in athens against the nation's financial plight could be echoed by similar ronnie's in other european states to vent fury over bailing the country out. and the fate of all the many and some government services and torture remains unknown after a brutal police crackdown with families fearing they might never see their relatives again. and in business news while globally financial stocks are seeing heavy losses in russia banks were the main drivers of growth on strong results more on that in twenty minutes on. a very warm welcome for you this is r.t. a lot from moscow on research now the latest u.s. drone attack in volatile northwest pakistan has killed at least eighteen people while official reports claim the casualties militants some witnesses civilians among the victims and as drones have become one of washington's most favored buttons americans fear the technology might soon be used to snoop a little bit closer to home he's gonna check out reports. so that when a u.s. drone hits the house of this young man in pakistan he lost an eye both legs in three family member

ronnie white in prince george's county was struck with. this you know it's on film which is always. a way to grab attention and it's also a man who's you know in a wheelchair paraplegic who you know clearly pose no threat to the officers so it's kind of hard to blame the victim in this case so you know with the use of. other things it's makes it a little more. attention grabbing instance because you were there as a representative of the n.w. c.p. or the president of the d.c. branch correct so i mean this is an obvious case of light on black violence and we know that the police powers that are given to the police state are a huge opportunity for racism to be manifest what is the n.w.c. please interest in this specific case why interest is because this is much larger than just great crime and. it's not just white police officers beating up on a black handicapped man we want to make sure that we make a statement throughout the police department that we do appreciate our police department and what they do to protect our safety however that is one of the most critical positions in terms

right now but lots of sunshine we will be back in just the men the knicks are looking up a firm met ronniele with bettman the minnesota and run the are in the lead behind them is her became an african-american. >> this is the other story that has been getting a lot of online ullman will out went she was at her funeral and doctors are trying to figure out why they were declared her dad when actually she was still alive. this is a look of the bay bridge still little cloudy out there we will be back in just one moment. >> >> we're back at 8:46 a.m. those looking quite loudly out there bright blue sky is showing up around bay and this is the latest >> i am showing you a different picture and this is out from our mt. tam cam we are still dealing with all lot of patchy fog around the area lots of sunshine is expected are around the area. temperatures are warming up nicely fairfield en patio occur already up into the '60s. wheyou conceive of fog hugging the coast and as we move the time forward the fog is clearing. when dusk heading up to 90 m.p.h. san francisco. pretty nice for the pride parade

i met a woman named ronni, a lovely woman with a young child. she said avastin was responsible for giving her an approximately extra year and a half of life. you can see her with her daughter. she said, look, it it's a year and a half, but that's what i want did wiwith my kid. that gives me time with my beautiful daughter. ed sadly, she died six months after i saw her. did she get an extra year and a half from avastin? maybe. maybe it was the other drugs she was taking. she believes avastin played a role and she believes the insurance company was write to pay for it. >> what does the drugmaker say? >> they point out it's just the fda panel. not the commissioner. they're hoping the commissioner will disagree with the panel. that's unlikely. the panel was unanimous. it doesn't happen all that often. my guess is the commissioner will agree and say avastin should not be approved. >> clearly an evaluational debate. thank you, elizabeth. >> thanks. >> we'll take a quick break. when an investment lacks discipline, it's never this obvious. introducing i

after all, he says calista and newt are a lot like ronnie and nancy. >> imagine having dinner with them be very interesting. carol costello, thank you. >> reporter: sure. >>> rory mcilroy bounces back from his masters meltdown. coming up we will show you how well he is doing at the u.s. open. >>> david tyree was known for his great catches with the new york giants and now he is catching some heat for some comments he has made about same-sex marriage. he is joining me live. >>> it's u.s. open weekend but saturday, the big golf event is obama/biden versus house speaker john boehner and ohio governor golf digest ranks barack obama number 8 of president shl golfers. his handicap, 17. president obama, of course, swings left. john boehner has an impressive 7.9 handicap. the speaker, as you know, swings right. the last time most people saw rory mcilroy he had a hideous final round at the masters. forget about it because mcilroy was masterful at the u.s. open's opening round and that is what cnn's patrick snell is following today. what do you think? he is keeping up the momentum? >> reporter: t

mitt romney, i am softening on met ronnie. rick perry, i love texas. he has been the governor, but that is because our state senate, congress, is so good. host: thank you for your time this morning. one viewer writes the gop has yet to use a kit that can compete with president obama on the national stage. this is a charge about how -- chart about how americans are feeling. republican satisfaction with candidates now is at the same point it was four years ago. in 200720% were very satisfied. currently 16%. 60% very satisfied. that has dropped to 45. not very satisfied 28% today up from 21% four years ago. not at all satisfied 11%. and that is more than doubled the number from may of 2007. to some other stories. the big health-care arguments in court yesterday making a lot of news. we showed you the oral argument in watched sketches from the court last night. here is a headline. harsh review for helpful. -- for health law. that was in the 11th search -- 11th u.s. circuit court of appeals. we will talk with the center of american progress rep about the ne

host: "we should not adhere to a timetable" -- this is met ronnie -- this is mitt romney.fact, hillary clinton will testify at the senate foreign relations committee today beginning at 10:00 a.m.. you can see that on c-span3. she will be talking about the president's withdrawal plan. this is issa. he takes a little bit of a different tact. host: shady side, maryland, sarah on the line for independents. all right. let's try oklahoma. james is a republican in oklahoma. what did you think of the president's speech last night? we're having a little bit of trouble with the phones. i hope i'm not unplugged. i think we're ok. harry reid's statement. host: that is harry reid's statement following the president's speech last night. wisconsin, john on the line for democrats. are you with us? caller: yes. thank you for c-span. i support our commander-in- chief. this should be a sobering thought for every american thank you thank, america, for free speech. that's all i have to say. host: this morning on we'll beon journal," talking with four members of congress. we will begin with a f