up here. i m going to quote craig boynton. the coach said he s in trouble but the only thing getting him through was sheer will power. these athletes train to do what s basically mind over matter. i mean, he has never had to deal with this before. but he s had to deal with other adversity. i m sure he had to play with an injury, for example, and play in pain at some point in his career. they are taught mental toughness. they are taught not to think about the big picture but think just about the point that s rye in front of them and that s how they get through something like this. carol, jim. zrech. stretch sing good. isner said something like that. while he was on the court he really didn t think about how tired he was. it was when he got off the court he was feeling the pain. right. that s a great thing. that s because he is such a great athlete, he was in the zone. they call it that. he was in the zone. he was just thinking about the next point in front of him and
not sure why but police say at this point there is no evidence that this incident was related to the summit. canadian authorities by the way have spent reported by $1 billion so far to protect the world leaders. general david petraeus says he supports president obama s july 2011 deadline to start withdrawing u.s. troops from afghanistan. the four-star general has been tapped to replace general stanley mcchrystal as the top u.s. commander in afghanistan. president obama insists his afghan policy remains the same after the dismissal of general stanley mcchrystal. but what do the top brass at the pentagon have to say about the change in command 123. our barbara starr knows the answer to that question, live at the pentagon this morning. barbara, good morning. reporter: good morning, jim, carol. the aftermath of this incident now here at the pentagon fully out in public, unprecedented. honestly, when i first read it, i was nearly sick.
news in the morning. 71 degrees and sunny right now in new york city. it is gorgeous outside. i went outside for just a couple of minutes before the show. actually, he went out and got us all a cup of starbucks. we love jim for that! we do. you came up with the triple shot latte. are you feeling good? i could use three more i could use a triple of a triple shot latte at this hour but it was really good. don t do that, it is dangerous. it really is. 39 minutes past the hour. want to get a check of this morning s weather from bonnie snider in atlanta. good morning. good morning, carol and jim. i m sure it looks and feels fantastic outside in new york city. only problem is we had some really strong thunderstorms that rolled through the i-95 corridor yesterday and they were intense. big-time wind damage. over 150 reports of wind damage. a lot of this was along the i-95 coreder from virginia straight to maine but now it looks terrific, night and clear and dry. we also had st
apple says those missing bars are likely just a software bug. others say units have yellow tint in spots of the new so-called retina display screen. i have no idea what this means because i don t have one. but many bloggers are saying that yellow tint fades away once the phone has been used a bit. isn t that strange? i think some people said when you cover the metal piece around the phone with your hand the bars go away but that doesn t necessarily mean the reception is gone. so how much did that thing cost? is there an app for that when your phone doesn t work? nine minutes past the hour. let s get a check of this morning s weather with bonnie schneider. good morning, carol and jim. things are feeling a whole lot better there across new england after some really rough thunderstorms rolled through causing wind damage particularly into connecticut and penn. but right now we are waking up to a fine morning. storms have died down, temperatures are mild at 62 in detroit, 71 and g
jim? carol? thanks, barbara. coming up next on the most news in the morning, the senate fails to extend unemployment benefits for nearly a million people. christine romans is minding your business. she s here now for a preview. interesting stuff? snip snip go the cords of the safety net for about 1 million people who will lose their jobless benefits. they won t be able to apply for an extension. it is the third time the senate has failed to extend these benefits. there is a big debate starting to brew in the senate about just to brew in the senate about just how long to help people who are out of work. i ll have that for you after the break. iliefoow rsretsvethg. iliefoow rsmos fwa ft. e w twk. on fm ri, op wh ee dabits acsswwprtrayom