several recordings of the song appeared between watson and dylan. the watson family album produce the in 1963 by the village friend of the green briar boys is drawn from recordings in 1960 and 1963 in tennessee, virginia, and north carolina. it has the spontaneous live quality that is also a key to world gone wrong which might be described as a set of dylan's field recordings of himself. it is rich and piercing, the fiddle adds to that. there's a fiddler in the background. there was a charming, slightly chunky quality to the performance trying hard to merge the tempo and phrasing to fit those of fiddler who is watson's father-in-law, the old time fiddler player. in the second line of each verse as the melody ascends, it's a story of a person visiting the tomb which actually exists in new jersey, visiting the tomb of one of the many preachers and visionaries of the 1930s, and he's visiting the tomb, and the spirit of the person who is buried begins talking to him and telling him not to worry that everything is fine and he should tell his family to be

watson, i wanted to ask but preexisting conditions. the 33 miners in this group, i would assume one or two of them at least have suffered with depression in the past. how do they cope, if this is the case, down below? caller: well, it seems to me from what i have read and seen that they assigned each other different tasks, including having someone assigned as a counselor. they had someone assigned as a poet, who i imagine was making meaning of what was happening. they had regular scheduled events. they took care of themselves with exercise. they supported each other. that was an amazing story from what i read, as a way to cope and handle a very difficult situation. >> if some of these end up with post traumatic stress disorder, what are the symptoms and signs of ptsd? caller: what you see in people with post traumatic stress disorder is a pattern of reexperience and experiencing symptoms like flashbacks, nightmares, intrusive memories of what has happened to them and a lot of stress or physiological reactions. you also see avoidance so

pawricia watson, thankuc. you so much.ictu there you can see the picture live at the bottom of the s 30 shaft. there are still 30 miners bel below as well as two rescue hous workers who arrived a couple wai hours ago.n, they are waiting their turp oto one by one to be freed, liberated.ed, their lives saved a after arrg x harrowing special of a mine -- harrowing experience of a mine collapse. h they were found and then hade to wait for the drills to make their way and the shift to besu built. the capsule will lift them to their safety. and this is the fourth miner w entering the escape capsule in just a moment.ontinug to we will continue to follow this. this. m puting onsee the the compression overalls anderls sttting ready to step into the capsule. stay with us. we will be right back. >>> welcome back to our live coverage of the rescue of 33 miners on the left hand side of your screen.co what could have been their scr graveyard to be sure when an massive collapse occurred on sun august fifth. 17 days later dis

on thursday bethune spoke to radio new zealand and said that sea shepherd founder paul watson ordered the ship's sinking to garner public sympathy and then the crew intentionally let water in. he said the boat could have been salvaged if towed to the nearest port. watson responded in a statement saying that he did not order the sinking and that bethune was the only person in a position to make such a decision. bethune was indicted by the tokyo district court for illegally boarding a japanese research whaler in february and for throwing a bottle of chemicals on deck, causing a crew member to severe minor injuries. he was sentenced to two years in prison, suspended for five years, and was deported to new zealand in july. >>> now, how are the latest economic data out this morning affecting the markets? shery ahn from the business desk has more on that. shery? >> thanks, catherine. >>> japan's trade surplus fell to $2.4 billion in august for the first time in 15 months. this is down over 35% in yen terms from a year ago. according to the finance ministry's preliminary report, the current

watson, i wanted to ask but preexisting conditions.group, i would assume one or two of them at least have suffered with depression in the past. how do they cope, if this is the case, down below? caller: well, it seems to me from what i have read and seen that they assigned each other different tasks, including having someone assigned as a counselor. they had someone assigned as a poet, who i imagine was making meaning of what was happening. they had regular scheduled events. they took care of themselves with exercise. they supported each other. that was an amazing story from what i read, as a way to cope and handle a very difficult situation. >> if some of these end up with post traumatic stress disorder, what are the symptoms and signs of ptsd? caller: what you see in people with post traumatic stress disorder is a pattern of reexperience and experiencing symptoms like flashbacks, nightmares, intrusive memories of what has happened to them and a lot of stress or physiological reactions. you also see avoidance sometimes, where people w

it's over at the 3rd, bubba watson on the tee. boy, that was a funny shot there. hit a cut. i think there's enough grass. >> oh, man. >> just just -- and we move back over to the sixth. zach johnson will be putting for the u.s. a little bit, gary, like the molinari brothers. >> the issue is really on the greens. so you woun't thinking this would be a difficult two-putt. you never know in this situation. >> ifhey get down in two, they would win the hole. >> you have to think, gary, if a team were to make 18 pars, that would probably win most of the matches. >> i would agree with that, hnny. it's a tough format. any little mistake is really magnified. and that is not in concession reign, i wouldn't think, is it? are they going to give him that one? >> i'm not sure if they're going to. >> nope, it has not been conceded. so francesco will be putting for the 5 bogey. we'll go back to the 2nd. a moment ago, 3rd at the par 5 for stewart cink. >> a few teams just had a wedge on their hands for a third shot on this par 5. everybody struggled so far. and they take advantage

on thursday, bethune spoke to radio new zealand and said that sea shepherd founder paul watson ordered the ship's sinking to garner public sympathy and then the crew intentionally let water in. he said the boat was definitely salvageable if towed to the nearest port. watson responded in a statement saying that he did not order the sinking and that bethune was the only person in a position to make such a decision. bethune was indicted by the tokyo district court for illegally boarding a japanese research whaler in february and for throwing a bottle of chemicals on deck, causing a crew member to suffer minor injuries. he was sentenced to two years in prison, suspended for five years, and was deported to new zealand in july. >>> the hungarian government says the toxic red sludge spill from an aluminum processing plant in the country has reached the riveran ub which flows through central european nations. the walls of the plant's disposal reservoir broke on monday, spilling a torrent of sludge containing cadmium and other toxic chemicals that swept through villages in western hungary. the

watson still believes itle take generations before we shift away from fossil fuel even with goals toduce emissions. >> by 2030 fossil fuels will still provide 70% of the world's energy even if all of those things comes through. >> reporter: he says that kind of demand requires it to stick to oil and gas refining. they have invested in biofuel, wind and solar projects. they are working with bright source energy to use solar to extract oil from wells. the oil is to thick there it has to be heated by steam to be pumped out of the ground. chevron is trying to determine if solar can be more economical than heavy gas. >> we will see how it develops. i'm encouraged what what i heard. >> vino is one of silicon valley's leading investors and doesn't fault chevron for the modest commitment. >> takes none show technology and biotechnology and semiconductors and all kinds of things that they don't have experience with. >> watson is hopeful oil drilling will resume soon in the gulf of mexico. chevron is the largest holder of leases in the gulf. he shays chevron is working with others to raise dri

i play lewis watson. >> they don't think you're going to last, the other marshals. >> they don't.on't have any experience in the field. i'm a young guy, and they're kind of questioning my motives to try to prove myself. >> this is a pretty physical role. when you guys really are moving and doing a lot of stuff in this. >> it's very physical. >> a lot of running and gunning. >> it's a guy's dream, you shoot guns and kick butt all day. >> i was thinking it was meeting eva longoria. >> that was good too. >> but being the garden that seduced eva longoria in "desperate housewives" do you think that kind of defines the roles that you've been getting? >> its definitely typecast me and it definitely followed me. >> that's not a bad thing. >> it's not a bad thing, but this is a good opportunity for me to do a complete 180. >> and luke watson has some deep, dark secrets. >> luke watson has some things he's running away from, i'll tell you that. >> jesse metcalf, you can watch "the chase" at 10:00, 9:00 central on nbc. for 25,000 miles? but when you call... let me check. oh fudge, nothing wi

tom watson almost one at 60 years of age.he funny thing is the golf ball does not know old you are. it is phenomenal. you should player tournament here. >> they have tiger woods in to walk this course. who knows what the future will hold? do you think there is -- there would love to have one here. >> i think they should. i know these people very well and i will put the word out to them. to take a look at this. >> everyone knows the travails that tiger woods has had. can he get that record? >> i know that motivates him. >> i would think if anyone could do it, he can. i hope he does. no disrespect to jack. jack is the man. i think tiger, what he has accomplished on the course has been phenomenal. and now his foundation and the kids and bringing excitement to that game. not everyone is a huge tiger woods fan. i have watched the way he plays. hopefully he will get going again and get on top of the leader board. >> we will hear from the local product. there are some changes we will tell you about. there are some changes we will te

on the tee elect to go play, cooper watson. >> i think this is a huge mistake right here. because the guys that hit off the odd holes hit into the green 12 of 18 holes at the present. and i think overton is better on the approach shots, personally. we'll see how it unfolds. >> bubba looking at it down the fairway. in good shape. >> on the tee, elect to go play, luke donald. >> how about that foursome's record for donald, who was not a part of the ryder cup at valhalla. he was still recovering from wrist surgery. but a perfect 4-0-0 in alternate shots. >> he's the perfect partner. he keeps it in play, great iron player. might be be great. we'll see. didn't catch all of it. >> well back. donald and poulter and the two rookies, ahead on the green and then for par. tiger is still looking from the other end of his mark for birdie. if he doesn't make this, it might be conceded. so that is a bogey 5, a bogey for the european team, and that's it. woods and stricker take the early 1-up lead. over to the third. >> and martin kaymer with a chance to win the hole with this birdie putt

my name is don watson. i and my wife have lived on the downhill side of 940 elizabeth street. we are the applicants for discretionary review on this project, but we represent over 30 neighbors who oppose the project as it now stands. you can see by the photos that because of the steep grade our house is almost a full floor below the house next door. that means that our first floor is almost at the same level as their proposed garage. . it is a victorian cottage that had an addition built behind it in 1979. the front remains pretty much the same as it was when it was built. the project before you would essentially demolishes this and expand horizontal lee and vertically to create a structure on four levels, larger than any other single family house on the block. it is too massive to have any continuity with the rest of the neighborhood. we ask you to consider our goals -- to preserve a historic, valuable 1899 victorian cottage, to remove the proposed fourth level, to set back the third level, and to provide a good neighbor and white weld that extends to the bottom of all the wi

it takes nanno technology, semi conductor asks all types of things they zront experience with. >> watsons hopeful oil drilling will resoup soon. chevron is the largest holder of leases in the gulf refers to the bp oil spill as a tragedy, and preventable saying chevron is working to improve spill containment systems. in menlo park abc 7 money scope. >> there is made in america so americans can make it. slogan being employ bid democrats around the country tonight for the mid term elections. >> assignment 7. images of old afghanistan. tonight a look back at better times in a nation since devastated by war. >> history in major leagues tonight. a feat that hasn't been achieved in more than good evening, just weeks now before the election democrats are taking a page out of the republican play book. a catchy slogan. democrats pushing made in america. house speaker nancy pelosi visited a mattress factory to bolster that project. >> they didn't like the sound of that. flip side is made somewhere else that. is where democrats believe rinz are vulnerable. in san francisco, speaker nancy pelosi said

ivan watson there live in kabul, thanks. yesterday i had a chance to talk with the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff about the afghanistan war and asked admiral mike mullen about pakistan's place in this conflict. >> it's not just afghanistan. it's afghanistan and pakistan. you know, i've been to pakistan a lot. engaged with them. that's a country that's critical to the region and the strategy that we re-establish a relationship that we abandoned for almost a dozen years, and re-established trust that we had and no longer do. and we're trying to rebuild that, as well. that's -- that border area is the epicenter of terrorism in the world. not just in the region but in the world right now. and more and more of those organizations are reaching out globally, threatening us globally, talking about doing or executing the kinds of terrorist activities that we saw in detroit, we saw recently in times square. so, that's why that region is so important and this mission is so important. >> i have to ask you this. every couple of ye

ivan watson joins us now from afghanistan from the capital. for the last several days you know we've been reported to you there have been attacks on these convoys of fuel and supplies going into afghanistan because the pakistanis have blocked that supply route from going in. ivan has brand new information on this. ivan, what have you got? >> reporter: that's right. by our account now, this is going to be the sixth convoy of tanker trucks headed to nato international forces here in afghanistan torched just across the border on the pakistani side of the border. pakistani police telling us unknown assailants attacked the oil tankers using rockets and machine guns. further down south along that border another convoy of trucks was attacked earlier today. the taliban on the pakistani side the border claimed responsibility and one person was killed while about 20 tanker trucks were torched in that attack. ali. >> ivan, what is this all about? why have these attacks been taking place over the last six days? what is pakistan doing to deal with this? >>

instead of looking completely square, you have thisgroove -- this groove on the watson house. that helps to make it not look so square. >> of this reminds me of a discussion we had last week. i do not think it at all fits the setting. i regret the staff did not properly interpret the light well. the dust not have anything to do with them and raise the --does not have anything to do with an unreasonable enlargement to the home. that could be a very comfortable, very large home with of all of the extraneous things that this has. the top floor, i have never seen a living room with two bathrooms off the living room. the bathroom powder room. right next to it, a bathroom with a shower and a full bathtub. very luxurious. a lighthouse can be accommodated in three stories. i do nothing the light well is an issue. i will not be quite as verbal about my reaction to it. having said that, i believe the project as it stands to needs to be modified. i was very appreciative of the other architecture. by email, i received this. as an architect, this is incomprehensible. this is not quite hone

. >> tom watson struggled today. he had six bogeys and a triple on the par-3 11th. i asked, about the big difference between the pga tour and the champions tour. >> i take it competitively. itea up today -- i do not have the hand speed to put the ball, but i feel the same on the first tee. >> michael island is one fact and admission is free. >> the democrats are under fire after hostile groups pick up at spending. >> politico has contributed millions of dollars to an attack ad campaign focused on pummeling democrats. the negative ad blitz is only expected to increase betw i'm bob ehrlich. i'm not the kind of guy who likes to hang on the sidelines. today maryland's in trouble. we're worse off than we were four years ago. dangerous debt, higher taxes, not enough jobs. we need real leadership to turn this state around. fix the budget honestly. grow small businesses, really. excellent schools everywhere. protect the bay, finally. it's why i'm running -- to make the state we love not just good, but great. now let's get down to work. >> some students in london got a surpr

despite reports that emma stone would play redded headed spider-man interest mary watson in the latest upcoming flick, she's instead going to play blond haired love interest gwenn stacey. >>> tom hanks is close to becoming the first cast member to sign up for sleeping dogs. allen alda fans will get to see the former mash star in two upcoming films, a comedy. >>> elsewhere, a pivotal whpist whipping lawsuit against a club has been dropped. the lawyer who brought the suit ha issued a written apology. >>> finally, reports say mtv is bringing back the celebrity prank show pumped with justin bieber as host. i hope we're not seeing punked with that report. >> yeah. it's not going t be the same. that was revolutionary when they first had that punk thing, and now -- >> ashton kutcher. >> i'm waiting for by-eber's 15 minutes to be over. >>> now to the nation's capital that proved even the commander in chief is immune to the occasional set malfunction. >> we cannot sustain -- oops. was that my -- oh, goodness. that's all right. all of you know who i am. >> the president was addressing an audienc

emma stone rumored to be landing the role of girl next door, mary jane watson for the next spider-man film. >>> well, this comes to us from knbc, nbc 4 in los angeles, california. >> 5 million customer, a big draw. >> didn't hurt he donated that money right before the movie came out. very convenient. >> very convenient. >>> well, this comes to us from knbc, nbc 4 in los angeles, california. where a simple childhood pastime is bringing relief to thousands. charity-minded participants raced more than 15,000 rubber ducks at the mighty rubber duck derby, raising money and awareness for nonprofit organization dedicated to preventing and treating child abuse. the winner walked away with a brand-new car but the kids and the families who benefit from the program were, of course, the biggest winners. >>> i'm lynn berry and this is "early today." just your first stop of the day, today, on your nbc station. be

square with steve stricker and tiger woods on the donald and part of how one down to us with all the watson jeff overturned after eight. in measured g.p.a. down a producer has all but ruled himself out of the title race after the spaniard broke his collarbone in a crash during friday's free practice ahead of the japanese grand prix the honda rider had been on them a take the track just six minutes before a jump throttle caused his fall to dry so suffered multiple fractures to his left collarbone and his wife lee to miss the next three races there are only five more to go this season and you second in the standings could see leader jorge lorenzo considerably extend his current fifty six point cushion renzo chalked up the third fastest lap of the day when it was defending champion valentino rossi talks the time she it's hard to believe we've done it. i'm very very effie's a big surprise first of all for me because they expected to show for a lot a lot in this track with my shoulder but that our all three the breaking guys show when i ever do do do break to stop the bike from a straight i feel

jerry watson reports. >> reporter: he couldn't believe his eyes when he saw this. >> i got a large bill in august with was over $1,500. >> reporter: five months into having the new smartmeters, kaufman and his wife sarah's pg&e bill suddenly skyrocketed. >> pg&e did correct the billing. >> reporter: pg&e admits there was an error. but it had nothing to do with the accuracy of the meter and everything to do with how it was read. >> those have been manually read. >> reporter: that's right. pg&e continues to take smartmeter readings off the meter itself even though it's designed to be read remotely and not just here in santa rosa but everywhere. >> between the time that a smartmeter is installed and we transition customers to remote reads for billing purposes, we ensure that we continue to build out the network of smartmeters. >> it's my understanding that the purpose of the smartmeters so they can read it remotely. >> reporter: that is the purpose eventually. now pg&e says in the first 60 to 90 days after meters are installed they are read manually. in the case of the kaufmans, it's been

as no surprise that emma stone is now rumored to be landing the role of girl next door mary jane watson for the next back to high school spider-man film. >>> well, this comes to us from knbc, nbc 4 in los angeles, california. where a simple childhood pastime is bringing relief to thousands. charity-minded participants raced more than 15,000 rubber ducks at the mighty rubber duck derby, raising money and awareness for nonprofit organization dedicate ed preventing and treating child abuse. the winner walked away with a brand-new car but the kids and the families who benefit from the program were, of course, the biggest winners. i'm lynn berry and this is "early today." just your first stop of the day, today, on your nbc station. >> good morning, everyone. i'm tony pann. rainy days and mondays. rain will be with us fawn all day today, and it's going to be chilly. let's take a look at h.d. doppler radar. nice line of moderate rain up and down the i-95 corridor and up 83, so give yourself as much extra time today. forecast, off and on rain showers. i don't expect anything heavy, but off and

watson and i was concerned to know what the health commission has to say about that stuff and i believe they thought it might have a negative impact on the clinics and the aids clinics and the smaller uses and would make those type of uses go through certain hoops that may actually be detrimental to the city ultimately. and i think that for the most part some of the staff recommendations i am pretty okay with. i didn't know there was a concern about cost. that is stuff we have time to work on. it's not like we are at the end of the discussion yet. i think at the end of the day i actually support the idea of exempting any pipeline or project and with why this started and was given by that they were making decisions and the institution attica theed ral hill -- at cathedral hill and st. luke's and because of this gigantic and at the time it wasn't introduce d. and with the tools that we would like to see in place to make sound decisions as it relates to the institution. and to have this get into the entitlement discussions around that project. and may not be like ly that we included these

watching jeff overton and bubba watson you wouldn't be able to tell. listen to their tough reaction to this shot. >> and how about that for an approach? >> yeah, baby, yeah, come on. come on! yeah. woo! come on. woo! >> those are some hard-core golfers wearing argyle sweaters. >> the final day of play. europe only needs to win 5 of 12 singles to take the gold cup from the americans. coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe" rahm emanuel wastes no time. he spent the weekend getting a website up while the boys at "snl" were mocking him without mercy. details of an overnight report that suggests the donald may have eyes on the oval office. just imagine the gold in the mirrors. that story when "way too early" comes back. salesman: his a 5-star welcome to mi... >> save it, now this mini has a 5-star safety rating and six airbags. only got four people. t's lose two airbags, now this mini has a 5-star one star, and take two safegrand off the price.rbags. you man enough for that deal? >> sir, we can't remove any of the airbags - >> figured. what about

mcdowell to play stuart seeing a match up harrington and luke donald are up against us rookies bubba watson and jeff overton in the final group. there is just a couple of weeks to go until the start of the new basketball season in russia and the new coach of the defending champions t a scar has his eye on more trophies he was at the traditional team meeting with fans in moscow where supporters can get a closer look at the plays they received a gold medal winning the previous championship while the new boss on the part of belgrade courage to sco yes of each said he high hopes for the forthcoming year. i'm very pleased to be here and i'm very happy to become a part of the two scum family i promise i'll do my best and devote all my efforts to the team i believe in because. i agree and have already achieved a lot and i am sure we can be form well in the season and win lots of two office. meanwhile the russian sports minister vitaly move co says more than six hundred fifty sports venues have received government financing since the start of the federal program four years ago the scheme is aimed a

i'm senora watson. there was applause. she lowered her head slightly to indicate her humility. i must confess i was surprised to be invited tonight. i'm embarrassed to say i didn't know young people were drunkenly stumbling through the streets in the name of literature. there is a mag natizism we were tealing. we were in a bar. here is my flawed worthwhile attempt to approach the meaning of life. she read a first person account of a 23 year marriage. every word of every paragraph was tuned there was not a wrong note. it was so powerful imented to believe it was her marriage. that last paragraph contained the wedding vow when he swore he would not be afraid to let her chafrnl him much the crowd froze after she finished. then we exploded into applause. she stood in the spotlight with tears in her eyes. she's a retired psychotherapist. >> go to her. this was a scene of a romantic comedy. i had to catch her at the airport before she left me forever. she was stopped by audience member after audience member. iment to talk to her but what would i say? well, what are you trying to get

as no surprise that emma stone is now rumored to be landing the role of girl next door mary jane watson for the next back to high school spider-man film. >>> well, this comes to us from knbc, nbc 4 in los anges, california. where a simple childhood pastime is bringing relief to thousands. charity-minded participants raced more than 15,000 rubber ducks at the mighty rubber duck derby, raising money and awareness for nonprof organization dedicate ed preventing and treating child abuse. the winner walked ay with a brand-new car but the kids and the families who benefit from the program were, of course, the biggest winners. i'm lynn berry and this is "early tay." just your fir stop of the day, today, on your nbc station. ♪ [ male announcer ] it's luxury with fire in its veins. bold. daring. pable of moving your soul. ♪ and that's even before you op your foot on the pedal. ♪ the new 2011 cts coupe from cadillac. the new standard of theorld. >>> wow. look at that view of the capitol doempt gorgeous orange sky. beautiful out there. a little drizzly as well. good morning. i'm eun ang. >> good m

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for driver kenny watson, whose part time employment just became full time, the investment is alreadyaying off. >> brown: this week the newshour announced that miles o'brien, the reporter on that story, will join us as our science correspondent. and we're very happy to welcome him aboard. >> suarez: lawmakers continued their probe today of a drugmaking giant and the way it's handled recalls and manufacturing problems. "newshour" health correspondent betty ann bowser has the story. the health unit is a partnership with the robert wood johnson foundation. >> reporter: johnson and johnson has recalled over the counter medications for children and adults nine times in the last year for a range of problems. one of those recalls was the largest in history of children's non-prescription drugs. and in recent weeks, the company has acknowledged that it and a subsidiary pulled adult motrin from the shelves without publicly announcing a recall. today the company's top executives were called before the house oversight committee to explain committee chairman, new york democrat edolphus towns: >> s

watson, is there an action item or recommendation? >> there were no substantive changes. there was one i was sensitive to and recommended going from watch to neutral, which is angels on the head of it in, but that is the bill that dealt with the high-speed rail members. i did not want to give any indication we were interested in that at all. my recommendation is to stay away from sitting members, so i thought a neutral position was a good way to go, rather than just watching. commissioner mar: is there a motion to approve the recommendation? moved and seconded. without objection. thank you. next item. >> item 6, investment report for the quarter ended june 30, 2010. this is an action item. >> good morning. deputy director for finance and administration. i have a quick update for the investment and cash report balance. as directed by the authority's investment policy, we bring before you the status of investment and the compliance of the cash balances for the authorities. for the june 30 -- as of june 30, we have approximately $97 million sitting in the cash accounts. appr

rookies bubba watson and jeff overton in a final grade. in tennessee when the dimension has another chance to go up against french open champion francesca schiavone they'll meet in the semi to the pan pacific open in tokyo after the russian beacon patrick videos of honor of dimentia for making short work of the russian clash after taking the first set seven five to try and find the sixteen in the second when i face the of only for a place in the final dimension had to retire injured the last time the pair met in the semifinals of the french open. well steve ernie went on to win that grand slam but had to work hard to reach the last four into. the italian even more than three hours to overcome the in-form kaia kanepi of the stony a time. and there were spectacular between the legs sure didn't help when disappoint you still claim the seven five four six seven five of them. in the mean time top see carlin was the us he provided a shoulder to cry on her friend began to go to events where the pole was forced to drop five love down in the first

facing stewart cink who share a part of harrington and luke donald are up against us rookies bubba watson and jeff overton in the final group. ten is now in the lane adventure has reached her fourth final of the year after beating french open champion francesca schiavone in straight sets in tokyo and the russian will next face top seed caroline wozniacki who has more than just the title to play for the dane toils her way into the decide outpassed victoria as a ranker valorise frozen out spirits on course for these a win after taking the first set six two but she lost her cool in the second to two tennis schools and smashing racquets and eventually lost it in a tie break she said all along at a crucial moment however as a ranker committed the same mistake in the third set as nowitzki had three match points so dane moves a step closer to difference reader williams as the world number one she now needs to beat dementia and reach the quarterfinals they should actually. emerge a g.p. down the progress that has all but ruled himself out of the title race after the spaniard broke his collarbone

the project sponsors may want you to believe that the light well -- that the watsons want a light well in their garage. of course they do not. all they want is a light will to match their living of all -- light well to match their living level. because of the steep street, the matching light well should extend to the garage. i care passionately about this because i have lived here for more than a decade and call this block my home -- not just the house i lived in, but the block. those of us who live here understand its value. the planning commission has understood its spell you in the past. -- has understood its value in the past. we appreciate your time and consideration. >> my name is eric molson. i live around the corner. i have lived there for 14 years. i am licensed architect and have reviewed the proposed development. one thing that i do not think we have seen this many photographs from the front of the house. there are two trees. it is typical to see it. the project sponsors are proposing the virtual demolition of the historic cottage that was built in 1899. the front portion of

now watson believes that watson's break through studies may help cure cancer in the next decade. >> it'sage to find a cure for cancer if it hadn't been for that. >> reporter: he may have already help save lori's life. >> i just had some blood tests and the results were good. >> she's still in the process of recovery, but everything looks terrific. >> it intrigues me whether you think he succeeded despite his ordeal or because of it? >> i think that he has succeeded because of it. i think it's definitely part of him. it's part of who he is. >> reporter: like many immigrants, he thought america's streets would be paved with gold. >> and what i saw was actually more than that, and that was opportunity. >> reporter: opportunity despite his ordeal, to save a lot of lives. more "today," bob dodson, nbc news with an american story in salt lake city, utah. >> and a wonderful american too. >>> all right, switching gears here, if diamonds are a girl's best friend, this one certainly takes the cake. it's a 36 caret diamond. and it's going to be on display at the museum of natural history here in ne

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