jeni stepanek, mother of he late poet mtie stepanek, says god gives her the rength to keep mattie's mees alive. >> hope is real, peace is possible and life isorthy. captioning sponsored by the lilly endowme >> abernethy: welcom i'm b abernethy. it's good to have you th us. the house orepresentatives approd controversial healthcare legislation th wouldut strict bans on surance for abortions. alysts say the proposal would cause many insurance pla to stop offering abortion corage. the ve came after an intense lobbying mpaign by several consvative religious groups anthe u.s. conference of catholic bishops. my bishops individually urged lawkers to limit abtion coverage. e next step is debate in th senate anthe bishops say they ll remain closely involved. next wee pope benedict the 16th and the leader of the anican communion, archbishop of nterbury rowan williams, wil meet in rome. t long-scheduled summit comes ust after the vatican releas details of its effort toake it easier foanglicans to become catholi. the church's teaching on celibacy for priests will not chnge, the vatican said, even as

gael monfils against stepanek. stepanek comes to the net here then check out the return. monfils gets out of the way. monfils showing his athleticism. gets the point. but stepanek wins the first set. second set, monfils in the far court, hits it right into the net. and that's kind of where. match point for stepanek. bottom of your screen. forcing monfils to both sides here, his left, his right. then monfils hits it into the net. that's it. radek stepanek wins the legg mason final in straight sets, 6-4, 6-4, then busts out the worm. my favorite. stepanek wins his fifth singles title. >>> all right. coming up on "sports final," tiger's former caddie, steve williams, he's talking smack after helping adam scott win the bridgestone invitational. dan hellie sits down with redskins defensive coordinator jim haslett to talk albert haynesworth and more. and the story of seth mitchell. a former high school football star trying to make it big in boxing. that's on "sports final" in about ten minutes or so. >> got a lot of good stuff. looking forward to it. >>> after the break here, t

jeni stepanek, mother of the late poet mattie stepanek, says god gives her the strength to keep mattie's messages alive. >> hope is real, peace is possible and life is worthy. captioning sponsored by the lilly endowment >> abernethy: welcome. i'm bob abernethy. it's good to have you with us. the house of representatives approved controversial healthcare legislation that would put strict bans on insurance for abtions. analysts say the proposal would cause many insurance plans to stop offering abortion coverage. the vote came after an intense lobbying campaign by several conservative religious groups and the u.s. conference of catholic bishops. many bishops individually urged lawmakers to limit abortion coverage. the next step is debate in the senate and the bishops say they will remain closely involved. next week, pope benedict the 16th and the leader of the anglican communion, archbishop of canterbury rowan williams, will meet in rome. the long-scheduled summit comes just after the vatican released details of its effort to make it easier for anglicans to become catholics. the chch's teac

stepanek wins the match 6-4, 6- 4, his fifth title since winning two in 2009. he celebrates doing a really good version of the worm. >>> meanwhile the nascar sprint cup series at pocono raceway, 16 left to go, brad keselowski holds on for the win competing a 500-mile race with a broken left ankle. he suffered the injury wednesday crashing head on into the wall at 100 miles per hour during a test session. he celebrates his second win of the season. >>> we need another tv time- out, but after the break the two guys taking on the redskinnettes. this is a must see. stay tuned. >>> welcome back. football season brings out the competitive juices in two of my co-workers, dave feldman and dave ross. this year in dave versus dave they went fishing, made potteriy with chris cooley and took a pilates class with all the other redskins players. they also dabbled in some cheerleading. sit back, grab your popcorn and enjoy. >> we're with the first ladies in football, the washington redskins cheerleaders. are these guam day pompoms? good. i want this to -- game day pompoms? go

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was president jimmy carter at the funeral of mattie stepanek. hard to believe it's been five years since mattie left us. he suffered from a rare form of muscular dystrophy, the same disease that claimed his three siblings. mattie was 13 when he died. but boy, did he make the most of those years. a poet. a peace advocate. a philosopher. he inspired millions with his message of hope and peace and finding your hearsong. and now there's an incredible new book out about his life. "messenger: the legacy of mattie j.t. stepanek and heartsongs." its author is mattie's mom, jenny, and she joins us now from washington. we're kind of celebrating heroes month here at cnn. and i can paraphrase the president when i say of all the heroes i've known mattie was the greatest. why the book, jenny? >> well, larry, people have been asking me for years and years, even before mattie died, when are you going to share the story of mattie's life? when are you going to share what it was like at home, in the hospital, on the road with this child that we have his poetry and

the company you keep. >>> mattie stepanek, stepanek actually. i say it wrong. we were joking about it but any way you say it mattie was so special. world renowned poet whose mission was nothing shortf promoting world peace. he died just before his 14th birthday after battling a rare form of muscular dystrophy but while alive until today he has been inspiring everyone from waitresses to firefighters from oprah to former president jimmy carter. now five years later his mother jeni stepanek pays tribute to his life in a new book but first allowing us to remember how big this family is and how special the message. >> a new hope. a new hope. a new hope. a hope that reaches for the stars and that does not end in violence or war. >> a hope that makes peace on our earth and -- >> does not creat evil in our world. >> a hope that finds cures for all diseases. >> and that does not make people hurt. >> in their bodies. >> in their hearts. >> or most of all in their spirits. >> i need a hope, a new hope. >> a hope that inspires me to live. >> and to make all these things ha

karen , abc news, iowa >> the debate will be -- moderated by diane sawyer and stepanek right here at 6:00. >>> ford recalling ever -- more than 100,000 tech -- stepanek >>> ford is recalling more than 100 -- it affects cars with 17 inch steel wheels. regulators say the bolts holding the wheels can fracture causing a vibration if the vibration ignored wheels can separate. ford says no crashes or injuries have been reported. dealers will replace lug nuts on all four wheels. >>> mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. >> final fully going to change the direction going to talk about rain. not until possible sunday we still have to deal with this, look how murk that i air is. it is a spare the air day -- rain on the way should clean our air i'll tell you how much to expect >>> plus what's that in the sky? the blood moon that could have you waking up very early tomorrow morning. >>> if you are willing to get up really early tomorrow morning you are going to see a total lunar he clip the bay area should have one of the best views. nasa says a red shadow will start to fall across the moon at

all around the court. 32-year-old stepanek takes title. the last tournament before the year in golf the ohio.ed in akron, the bridgestone national, tiger's comeback tournament, his first since may. e finished the day at even par, one over for the tournament and about 18 strokes ff the lead. nevertheless, wood was happy this week. formance ishikawa was in the lead all day. adam scott almost nail add birdie from the sand. how about that? adam scott t, the s and wins bgc-bridgestone invitational. week, the pga. were sold toawks a quick look at the extened outlook. 95 tomorrow. it will feel like 100 to 102 ith a chance of thunderstorms. etter chance on tuesday. track scores on our website. > thanks so much for joining us. > thanks so much for joining us. [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card anand started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ there it is. [ man ] so ii used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] the new cit

carole stepanek said she heard a friday. it turns out a bullet fired from a rifle at a nearby gun club shattered her kitchen window. she was not hurt. the home is located near two clubs and bullets have been boston is set to raise the minimum age to buy cigarettes. the city's public health commission voted unanimously thursday to raise the age from 18 to 21. the new regulation will also apply to e-cigarettes and favored tobacco. it takes effect on february 15th. >> christa: now to a story you'll see only here on just one station. it was a rivalry rescue with a bit of a twist when a starbucks worker finds a dunkin' donuts worker collapsed on the ground. he called for help, staying with the man until first responders were able to get there. let's go live to brookline with the story you'll only see here. 7's nick emmons only has it for us. nick? >> nick: that's right, christa. rival baristas. as you said, one of them working right here at this starbucks. the other barista working just a few steps away at this dunkin' donuts her

. >>> now, still ahead, mattie stepanek. this young man had a frail body, a strong mind, and an outsized impact on my buddy chris cuomo, who's going to tell you mattie's story and also why his message is still so important and relevant today. online equity trades?r uh, i'll look into it. (phone rings) lisa jones! lisa: (on phone) hey carl, what are you charging me for online equity trades? (nervous chuckle) lisa: and do i get my fees back if i'm not happy? like a satisfaction guarantee? ugh. schwab! lisa: oh right, i'm calling schwab. thanks, carl! wait, lisa! lisa... are you getting low costs backed by a satisfaction guarantee? if not, talk to schwab. a modern approach to wealth management. we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to

for chris cuomo that person is a 13-year-old poet named mattie stepanek. chris met in 2001 in the aftermath of 9/11. his message of peace and hope was for our country and his words have stayed with chris to this day. >> if we choose to make peace a reality and spread it throughout the world, and get involved we will have peace. ♪ >> never met anybody like mattie joseph thaddeus stepanek. we were reeling after 9/11, we were desperate for wisdom and then there was this kid, a kid in a wheelchair with a rare disease, a disease that claimed his three older siblings, and he is deep and he is dying. and he caught fire with a message that we all needed. i was at abc news at the time and we couldn't get enough mattie. >> where does all this wisdom come from, mattie, you're an 11-year-old kid. >> from inside of me. it's my heart song. thank you all for coming tonight. >> he poured his heart songs as he called them into five books of poetry and peace essays, selling millions of copies. his uplifting spirit attracted a worldwide following including fellow poet and

to a deciding set and a tie break claiming victory when his opponent returned into the net and radek stepanek smacked with american john eyes now also when distance the czech winning deciding set on a tie break stepanek in a bit of form at the moment after winning the leg mason classic and washington. see last week but over on the women's side rachel wrap of the made a winning start getting past and to see it at the anniversary of the grand elsewhere victories for russians not even true for our maria kirilenko although twelve seed and the sea of public changes suffered a first round of feet against valley pennetta there and i can also tell you serena williams made around beating check out a decade. now the international olympic committee has said russia is making substantial progress in preparation for their first ever winter games while their medal hopes of also received a boost as south korean short track speed skating great sue says he will compete for the host nation in sochi in three years time the triple olympic gold medalist in children and multiple world champion hopes to acquire a ru

karen , abc news, iowa >> the debate will be -- moderated by diane sawyer and stepanek right here at 6:00. >>> ford recalling ever -- more than 100,000 tech -- stepanek >>> ford is recalling more than 100 -- it affects cars with 17 inch steel wheels. regulators say the bolts holding the wheels can fracture causing a vibration if the vibration ignored wheels can separate. ford says no crashes or injuries have been reported. dealers will replace lug nuts on all four wheels. >>> mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. >> final fully going to change the direction going to talk about rain. not until possible sunday we still have to deal with this, look how murk that i air is. it is a spare the air day -- rain on the way should clean our air i'll tell you how much to expect >>> plus what's that in the sky? the blood moon that could have you waking up very early tomorrow morning. honey...? [ mom ] yes. honey, i can't find my internet cord. oh, i'll borrow hailey's. you're downloading movies. fast! from here? where is her cord?! we switched to at&t high speed internet and got wireless access.

checkmating delmont feet in straight sets to be in the leg mason classic stepanek have not won an event so well for two and a half the is until yesterday and thirty two is the oldest winner of this tour since you can is one it forty five but the night they get i. strays adam scott has won the world golf championship in ohio a final round of sixty five gave him a four shot victory over world number one luke donald and rickie fowler while tiger woods finished half way down the field woods by continuing his erratic form on the final day he's back playing after a four month layoff to remain jury but struggled to find any consistency in finish tied with thirty seven places one over par at repsol into the wood adam scott was using would support my colleague on the right steve williams he was fired by woods last month but it spanned the winning touch with scott he went on seventeen under par. to his place in a world of championship driving enjoying coming in for a few years where to finally win this track is great i'm a great front man i want to go racing him i feel like i'm a bit you know fro

the czech beating down one three in straight sets to win the leg mason classic stepanek have not won an event to the half ears in the thirty two is the oldest winner of this time since you called his twenty eight at thirty five back in ninety two yeah i. happy man i was straight out and scott has won the world golf championship in ohio a final round of sixty five gave him a four shot win over world number one luke donald and ricky fouler while tiger woods finished halfway down the field and what was his first event in four months woods continued his poor form on the final day he's back playing after a four month layoff through injury but struggled to find any real sort of rhythm or consistency in finish a tie for thirty seventh place one over par to rub salt into the wound adam scott was using woods for mchattie on the right there steve williams he was fired by woods last month but it's found the winning touch with scott who had a flawless round to end on seventeen under par overall. and finally to ice hockey in detroit red wings sense a proverb that says because one this year is kol

was created says richard jeni stepanek executive director of the international. spotlight will be back shortly after we take a break so stay with us. well comes with a certain us college trip to a magical land where pesticides are just cobbled anymore for school children to live and learn without ever opening up paper books for einstein's theories then the laws of physics can no longer apply and where big can always be bigger still be afraid to take my hand and enjoy the ride on technology update here on on cheap. move. just so. it's. just seems. odd. to. those who are fascinated with history. to those who have a sweet tooth. to those who can't live without the sky. and of course to the nature locker rooms this magnificent land offers its treasures. mushkin. between earth and the sky. an arche. welcome back to spotlight i'm al goodman just a reminder my guest on the show today is richard jens deputy executive director of the international energy agency richard roth let's talk about about russia's policy well there's lots of talk about the red direction gradual re

a mother never gets used to an empty lap. >> reporter: now stepanek is focusing on her own battle for her own life. she has long suffered from a neu neu neuromuscular disease, but now she has cancer and has a complication with the cancer treatment. now she's decided to work on her bucket list. her friends organized her 83rd birthday even though she is turning 57. doctors told her she wouldn't live past 38. when she did, she decided she'd live until 83 instead. but as everyone here was celebrating, a gunman was opening fire at a gay nightclub in orlando. >> and understand that hope is real and that peace is possible. it's not about agreeing with each other or being like each other. it's about just being with each other. >> reporter: she misses her son every day but has accepted that loss is a part of life and she's focusing on living a life with purpose. part of that purpose now the bucket list, writing a book, accomplishing things while she can while she is thriving. she doesn't know what the future will bring. her philosophy hope is real and peace is possible. darcy spencer, news4. >

i left stepanek at to care of the kids. well, while she's holding back tears, her little daughter runs around as if war has never been a feature of her young life. finding home in armenia has never been a challenge. people weren't just welcoming. they were actively searching for refugees to give them shelter from the bomb what i thought something needs to be done. and i started looking for a family to help. and they found me, they found me and i found them. and they have been living with me since october 1st, as non-o. was following the war from afar. at 1st, everything seemed bright, just as if victory was around the corner. but then troubling news from her husband on the front line was the 1st sign that all was not well in her homeland. the husband said that the is their version. he's were waiting outside the city to attack and at night a drone attack, the car in which he and other military personnel were and she reached and his relatives took him to the hospital. but he wanted to go back and fight. and now he's in stepan

handover was a brief pause in hostilities insolation cease fire appears to have failed the city of stepanek us came under heavy shelling from as air forces as a by john accuses armenia of killing at least 21 people and wounding dozens in a missile strike on the city of by the. challenge has more from the armenian capital. well the nagorno-karabakh sees the defense ministry has updated its military death toll. by another $51.00 casualties on the battlefields now they seem to be losing roughly that amount of people every day at the moment so the current total stands at $1119.00 since fighting erupted on september 27th the authorities there say that stepanek at the main city and shushi 2nd city also came under attack. from as a by johnny forces using. multi launch rocket systems and there have been a couple of injuries in attacks on the cities there the defense ministry has also said that it shot down one of these turkish made by iraq to drones these are the the this is a piece of technology that are being taken here huge and devastating toll on the nagorno-karabakh an armenian fight is now th

treaty with armenia and least 10 people died during a sustained bombardment in the region's capital stepanek our reporter bernard smith was filming there when rockets and mortars started falling. 123456789. this is been the most sustained bombing of japan occurred since 1994 and the end of the war between ethnic armenians in the nagorno-karabakh and azerbaijan from early sunday morning air raid sirens wailed across the city. as a rockets and mortars rained down on. the target where we were filming seems to have been a nearby electricity distribution station. that was a. very close. rocket targeting somewhere near. here. and i think. karma. ok let's go come come to. life as moved underground insta panic at the 8 days now those who haven't left here have been living like this just short of what we are in a very bad situation we sent all of our children out of the city and we're here for our soldiers for our sons waiting for good news and to get out of the cellars we haven't heard from our fighting we don't know how they are totally armenians are strong we are patient. this apartment building w

the czech face in straight sets to win the legg mason classic stepanek had not won an event so well for two and a half the a's until yesterday and the thirty two winner of this tournament since coleman is one eight hundred five hundred ninety eight to get i. haven't scored has won the world golf championship in ohio a final round of sixty five gave him a four shot victory over world number one luke donald and rickie fowler while tiger woods finished halfway down the failed woods continuing his erratic form on the final day he's back playing after a four month layoff three win jury but struggled to find any consistency and finished tied for thirty seven places one i have a pot of gold into the wind out i'm scott was using which is for my caddie that on the. steve williams he was fired by woods last month but has found the winning touch with scott he wended on seventeen and the par five role. to win this place in a world of championship a changing enjoying coming in for a few years but to finally win on this track is great on a great front when i go rushing and i feel like i'm a good

he and commissioning charge of an irishman stepanek in the issue this statement expressing deep concern about the ten piece band known to attack. he suggested to me it could negatively affect his keys and fifty joined the eu can access the group threatens the protection of european values and sentence north korea will receive official told to mind the atf japanese diplomats were worse than no income declined. then comes the abductions of japanese nationals as well as the north nuclear and missile programs. the two teams from the two countries the foreign ministry's a great reason to official in iraq after hitting only in shenzhen china on the sideline to financial records talks the national gulf until cooked to cancun and that two thousand trial. the scotsman says the discussions will be held over to thinking thinking thinking to achieve level officials of the foreign ministers. now he presented nineteen eighteen epidemic to channel the asian oceania thespian else. cami is likely to send some to call the template for normalizing relations with japan. she was a little more than usual. i

smacked with american john eyes now also distance the czech winning deciding set on a tie break stepanek in a fit of form at the moment after winning a lake mason classic and washington. see last week but over on the women's side ratio out of the major winning start getting passed and the sierra leon a good to reach the third round elsewhere victories for russians not even amery kurylenko although twelve see down to see a public champion suffered a first round of three against latvia pennetta there and i can also tell you three new williams made rhyme city beating check at decca. now the international olympic committee has said russia is making substantial progress in preparation for their first ever winter games while their medal hopes of also received a boost as south korean short track speed skating great sue says he will compete for the host nation in sort in three years time i had a triple olympic gold medalist ensuring that i am not of a world champion hopes to acquire a russian passport in october the twenty five year old is terribly far from his peak form after failing to qualify

ukraine another life claimed by a virus whose 2nd wave is now sweeping across europe here in the town of stepanek a hospital designed for 100 people now has 106 corona patients alone. we are catastrophic li short of doctors the pressure is incredible and the infectious department we have one doctor per $47.00 patients. around the continent the number of new infections is surging austria has announced its highest daily figures so far in poland 2 unprecedented numbers of people are testing positive for the virus prompting the government to say it will introduce a general mask rule for all people outdoors and perhaps impose a state of emergency elsewhere as here in belgium the spike in cases has forced ministers to say no more than 4 people will be allowed to meet together in public but in spain the rate of new infections has slowed in recent days and a partial lockdown for the capital has been thrown out by a madrid court which said it infringed people's fundamental freedoms whilst in germany a surge in cases is causing deep concern at the highest levels. of the current situation worries me a lot w

. >> boosting elise stepanek whose trump has endorsed. >> what they're saying is, if you don't go along with the big lie, you need go. >> opposing him on nafta and trade, even voting against his signature 2017 tax cut. cheney voted with trump 93% of the time. once a quick tick. >> i he's insulting -- >> this week he called her a war mongering fool who has no business in republican party leadership. >> the good news is, in her state she's bensen sured. >> all republicans who voted to impeach or convict, have faced formal rebukes at home. mitt romney, one the party's nomination. >> i don't have a fact that i wasn't a fan of our last president's character issues. >> his big lie is restricted voter access in republican controlled state legislatues across the country. a hand resuffolk county of 2.9 million. >> there's accusations that 40,000 ballots were flown in from arizona and it was stuffed into the box. it came from the southeast part of the world, asia. what they're doing is to find out if there's bamboo in the paper. >> while cheney has republican supporters. >> we need to make sure a

the czech being gallant thanks in straight sets win unlike mason classic stepanek haven't won a tournament for two and a half years and thirty two is the oldest winner of this event since jimmy connors won it aged thirty five back in one thousand nine hundred eight. and that's what spurs these life into. hungry for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on r t. the official location your i pod touch from the. video on demand. and r.s.s. feeds with the palm of your. global bach in favor u.s. stocks head south of the first trading session after america's credit downgrade with volatile trading elsewhere to thanks to the spreading european debt crisis we've got the latest for you this. also in the u.k. these are live pictures coming through now another round of rioting in london after a weekend that saw angry youths and looters respond violently to a fatal police shooting again the latest on but just ahead our correspondents on the scene. and war stories three years after georgia's attack on the south we talk to those who b

the czech beating him on faith in straight sets to win the legg mason classic stepanek had not won an event for two and a half years in the thirty two is the oldest winner of this tournament since jimmy connors won it thirty five back in one thousand nine hundred eighty act. now straight alan scott has won the world golf championship in ohio a final round of sixty five gave for short victory over world number one luke donald and rickie fowler well tiger woods finished halfway down the field in what was his first event in four months woods continuing his poor form on the final day of his he's back playing after a long layoff through injury but struggled to find any real stories rhythm or consistency and finished tied for thirty seventh place one over par sold into the wind adam scott was using woods for mchattie on the right there steve williams he was fired by woods last month but has found a winning touch with scott who had a flawless round and on seventeen. overall. to him. you know there's a place in a world golf championship a cheer jumping enjoying coming in for a few years but t

now in the men's game check but very little stepanek has made the final of the legg mason classic in washington d.c. beating new kid on the block american donald young comprehensively six three six three although this was his semifinal the way to beat all but he couldn't cope against stepanek and he'll face golmaal feat for the title the frenchman got past another american dries enough to set up. an athletics olympic champion under a tsunami of could be going to next month's world championships in south korea after all the russian has so far failed to qualify for the tournament but has now won the last major event ahead of it the twenty six year old cleared two meters thirty six centimeters at his first attempt at the diamond league meeting in london while three years ago a similar jump was good enough to see him off to take gold at the beijing olympics elsewhere two americans triumph in the sprints with full record holder at the same bolt sitting this one eye wall to dix blew away the field in the men's two hundred meters while karma left a jet was paralysed in a women's hundred met

the people of nagorno-karabakh capital stepanek earth have suffered multiple rocket and artillery attacks in recent weeks international charity the halo trust is here to keep track and prepare for its teams to come and remove explosive debris when the fighting dies down they'll come and do full clearance of this area a visual. clearance clearance of this area checking for any unexploded items and then destroying them almost in situ because these items cannot be moved they're kind of touched and they can land anywhere such as buried in the mud inside this chicken coop another one for the clearance teams. the danger is that anyone could pick them up either because they don't recognize the latest weapons or because they want to move them out of the city which is exactly what's happened here so here we have a collection of different munitions most of them the ones with red ribbons are cluster bomblets that fell on step panic and they've been brought here by local residents who physically pick them up and put them in a box any one of them could have exploded so one of the halo trust's other jo

political's -- politico's, a spokeswoman for cheney, regarding the news that steve scalise is supporting stepanek to replace cheney as conference chair, this will have more to come -- liz will have more to come. the house is not in session. numbers are out -- members are out. let's hear from you, comments about former president trump and facebook. here is michael in pipestone, minnesota. go ahead. caller: good morning. my question and concern would be , if he was reinstated, if he had any type of guidelines that could be imposed on him because my concern would be the rhetoric that would come behind it. i would vote no. host: you would vote yes that he should be reinstated, but you're concerned that the potential rhetoric if you were reinstated, and my reading you right? how do you think they can control that? caller: basically, it should be a contract, a legal contract that if he were to turn on that contract, his rights would be revoked. host: clark in bloomfield, new jersey. caller: first of all, people should start listening what the president has to say in his own words. he said peacefully de

to leave home and unfit in the field and another problem was that one of the lead actors carl stepanek emigrated to england during filming how stepanek they have been deadly about he had to be replaced and his scenes had to be shot again because it's he and i dismissed enough good pleated. skirt just didn't get the kind of i know this into perspective that did i miss that. part of the mission and have a chance but am i since you don't interest. me i don't want to miss the student. discount. never mind the regime you for always focused on heartbreak and romance. the incentive for how to ensure in the off tension death that has had great material but as i knew it he wrote the script and submitted it to whatever should but i doubt he was asked to come in and was told we've read your script very carefully and with interest please but please tell us where in your script is the. when trying to strut his or her hoof shaped he was startled to hear such a word in such a place and then turned with such a judge he didn't know what to say it on as well as others and i thought as a man he was told

novak djokovic asimilÓ la resistencia presentada por radek stepanek hasta que se impuso para llegar a la cuarta ronda del abierto de australia y ganar hoy por 6-4, 6-3, 7-5, con este resultado aumento su racha de triunfos seguidos a 17 partidos consecutivos en el abierto de australia. djokovic, el dos veces campeo Ón defensor que tambiÉn ganÓ el tÍtulo en el melbourne park en 2008, espera convertirse en el primer hombre en la era del abierto que gana tres tÍtulos major consecutivos en australia. mientras que en la rama femenina, la rusa maria sharapova derrotÓ a la estadounidensevenus williams por 6-1, 6-3 en un resultado inesperadamente abultado en la tercera ronda. con todo, williams podrÍa considerarse afortunada, pues las adversarias de sharapova en sus dos primeros compromisos no le ganaron un game a la estrella rusa. en los tres partidos del torneo, sharapova ha perdido Únicamente cuatro games en camino la cuarta ronda. y en estos momentos se esta jugando el primer partido de la copa centroamericana de la uncaf, guatemala con nicaragua, mas adelante se viene honduras con

stepanek made that in the postgame press conference. she said there was no investigation in the end into burisma. they got their aid. they didn't get the aid under obama. that's that. a congresswoman from new york who worked with me at the rnc as a traditional republican type. the problem with that argument for me is that zelensky was booked on cnn, right, and they were two days away from getting away with it, winning the chemistry nobel prize. there are some holes in that. >> the only reason the money was released as far as we can tell is the whole whistle-blower complaint. >> two days before happened. then on the 11th they released the aid. i think there are holes there. the healy argument, which is this is the death penalty. these guys have been trying to do this for three years. is this a death penalty type crime? that's their best argument. i disagree with it also because it was trying to impact the last election but i think that's the most compelling. >> tim miller, thanks for coming by. >>> next, what it means when we talk about

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joining me elise stepanek from new york. ladies, thank you very much. good to have you here tonight. you know, what -- what goes through your mind when you hear this woman who is going to be the deputy chief of staff in the white house speak this way about members of your party. elise? >> it's absolutely unacceptable and it really shows that despite the rhetoric from joe biden, that his own team, whether it's some of the cabinet appointments that he's announced or whether it's the senior staff, they have disdain for republican voters across this country. that's just not the correct way to govern. before i was a member of congress, before i worked at my family's small business, i worked for the deputy chief of staff in the white house in the bush administration. had my boss at the time said that, he would have been fired, it would have be unacceptable. because your job is making sure you're working for all americans and she's not doing that. >> yeah. it seems like there's just been a degradation of language in -- in american culture that just harz become

competent stepanek out seems to be attacked and this hasn't this has not happened since the ninety's so does this in one step further into escalation into in this conflict yeah absolutely i mean what you say is adam bandt i haven't seen this sort of level since the ninety's but this is big at this latest clash that began in june what does the incident rainfall and the nickel and i thought of that region. it's not going to kind of outreach and it's like all of the war seems to be so according to reap reports you are getting at the moment when it seems to be going further you can add to the border between azerbaijan and i mean you know what we had in june and it's possible that that goes even further than this so this seems to be a very very big escalation and you have to really pay attention to what's going on there and. try to condoms and situation out of why as it would be really really bad situation for both stars ok and i think you could you give a little bit more background on the situation between the dissipating sides. what you see is since a long times for years no doubt growi

earlier, djokovic — the world number two — came through in straight sets against radek stepanek of the czech republic. djokovic, who's the defending champion in doha, won 6—3, 6—3. he won the title last year without dropping a set, and he is yet to do so this year. djokovic now plays spain's fernando verdasco. elsewhere, there was an upset at the brisbane international, where the women's world number one angelique kerber suffered a shock defeat in the quarter—finals. she was beaten in three sets by the ukrainian elina svitolina. the number four seed garbine muguruza is also through to the semi—finals in brisbane. the french open champion beat svetlana kuznetsova in straight sets. muguruza won 7—5, 6—4 and will now meet the unseeded frenchwoman alize cornet, who knocked out the number two seed, dominika cibulkova. the manjudged the man judged by the manjudged by many to be the greatest tennis player ever unveiled a statue of himself outside rod laver arena in melbourne. the sculpture shows the rocket playing a backend, his signature shot, which are timber, the only man in hi

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bill: the winner here will play the winner of the match tonight, djokovic-stepanek in the quarterfinals. jim: as far as strategy goes for isner, didn't really have a lot of it in the first couple sets as far as the baseline rallies were concerned. just sort of hitting the ball all over the court with no real purpose. the early stages of this set, started to see him try known on the verdasco backhand. that's the right strategy. if he can stay with it, that will pay a dividend for him. john: you'd think the other shot, he would use that height to angle the serve off wide, the weaker of the two wings of verdasco. but you got to give the guy some credit. he stepped over there. he's forcing him to go up the middle. that's a long way down for isner. bill: continuing to go at his feet. even though it's early in the fourth, these are big points here. here. 15-30. bill: isner jumps on that. puts up the easy overhead. john: you get the keep the balls here at the open, what goes into the stands. give the ball to guy. thank you. thankfully, one of the guys got -- who ended up getting it, stealing i

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stepanek just said, as we said in the committee. i understand the facts. and the facts are squarely, strongly on the president's side and i think, again, the american people see that. >> you talk to gordon sondland -- you talk to the president -- >> if you feel so strongly that you need to hear from the whistle-blower, why not push the white house to also let you speak to those firsthand witnesses like bolton and mulvaney? >> well, i want to hear from -- in the whistle-blower's complaint bullet point number one, he says this, over the past four months i have talked to more than half a dozen u.s. officials. i want to hear from the whistle-blower and those officials that he or she talked to. i want to hear from those individuals. >> why not ask the white house? >> why not the witnesses that the white house is preventing you talking to? >> again, that's their call. these are close advisers to the president. the long history of our country is they don't have to testify. [ inaudible question ] >> we'll see what the court says. [ inaudible question ] >> that's u

chairman stephan stepanek. in 2016, for those who were not aware new hampshire of the razor thin, president lost but by a sliver, was that rally just the beginning of his effort to win the state this time. >> absolutely not, he has been on ground the trump victory time on the ground since march of last year. >> wow. >> they put a major effort in to doing voter contact. and will making sure that we are growing to win here in new hampshire in 2020. there has been a major effort and a lot of resources already poured into the state, we had a major rally in august this is a follow-up to that. >> which -- when you look at choice races. -- close races, you have to do more than rally, have you make some effort to put boots on ground and register voters. how many registered voters are there in new hampshire, do you think you will be ale d -- be ae to ge lion's share. >> i had trump victory time had their data people run the numbers, we discovered we have 40 or 50,000 new hampshire residents who are entitled to vote yo b