para pasamos al otro partido entre el número dos del mundo novak djokovic, y jo-wilfried tsonga, djokovic sólo buscaba avanzar a la final para quitarle número uno a nadal y eso fue lo que su triunfo en cuatro sets. y ahora es el nuevo rey, es el nuevo número uno del mundo, pero me sobra con eso ya están al tanto con último del mundo deportivo, vamos una breve pausa pero no se mueva, regresamos con mucho más que telenoticias washington

-imágenes del tenista número uno del mundo novak djokovic, el serbio se presentó en nueva york exhibiendo su título el cual consiguió tras vencer al español rafael nadal, la próxima cita de djokovic será en la copa davis donde comandará al equipo de su paísque se medirá en semifinales a su similar de argentina. >> juliana: la vida moderna cada vez más agitada y a veces queda poco tiempo para el amor, la modernidad también ofrece soluciones, les explicamos en este segmento de la buena vida como internet aportó su grano de arena. >> reportero: se ha convertido en una opción viable para los obreros, la búsqueda de pareja mediante internet amplía las posibilidades de hallar un alma gemela según los expertos en relaciones interpersonales. >> lo importante es que la red social permite que conozcamos quizás a alguien que generalmente no conoceríamos dentro de nuestro perímetro de actividades. >> los hitos tradicionales para conocer una pareja como bares y discotecas ya no son los más recurridos, al menos esa fue la experiencia de esta pareja. >> el gran problema de miami es qu

the same-year-old novak djokovic said members of his team were approached by throwing a match. the sports' top officials are accused of ignoring the claims and failing to investigate. >> the tennis authorities absolutely reject any suggestion that evidence of match mixing has -- fixing has been suppressed or not thoroughly investigated. >> reporter: today in australia, it is not just players taking center court, so are questions of corruption. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> still ahead tonight, growing back backlash over the why some of the elite are boycotting the star-studded award show. >>> and sad news for jake reese, "day to feel alive" jake reese, "day to feel alive" jake reese, "day to feel alive" this is joanne. her long day as a hair stylist starts with shoulder pain when... hey joanne, want to trade the all day relief of 2 aleve with 6 tylenol? give up my 2 aleve for 6 tylenol? no thanks. for me... it's aleve. a brand new multivitamin you enjoy like a mint. with a full spectrum of essential nutrients... surprisingly smooth, refreshingly cool. i see you found the vitam

>> reporter: allegations date back to a tour investigation in 2007, the same year world number one novak djokovic said members of his team were approached allegedly offered $200,000 to throw a match at the st. petersburg open. >> i was not approached directly. of course, we -- we threw it away right away. >> reporter: djokovic ultimately did not play in that match. top sports officials are accused >> the tennis integrity unit and the tennis authorities absolutely reject any suggestion that evidence of match fixing has been suppressed. >> reporter: well, one australian player said he had even been approached through cebook a while ago, and here's a story that i think we'll be talking a lot about. >> maybe starting to hear some names as well. thank you, craig melvin. >>> there was an unusual finish to a car chase in long beach, california monday night. a police officer used a spin maneuver to end the pursuit. when the driver got out, several dogs in the back seat made a run for t.traffic was held up while officers scoured around the freeway to corral the frisky rhaps frightened pups there.

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sorrentino serena williams and novak djokovic were asked about the report. djokovic called it a crime against sport and admits people close to him were approached about giving him $200,000 to throw a first round match in russia in 2007. he says he dropped out of the tournament instead and doesn't want to be linked to this kind of thing. williams says she doesn't know anything about it. telling the assembled media, quote, when i'm playing, i play very hard and every player i play seems to play hard. among the players implicated in the reports, more than a dozen who have ranked in the top 50 in recent years including eight players scheduled to play in the 2016 australian open. >> a group between six and ten players really who were the main focus of the evidence that we had dug up. >> reporter: officials are pro tennis insist they take the sport's tennis integrity unit always follows up. david wright, abc news, new york. >> within the last hour andy murray playing down under called it all disappoints. >> really is. such a fantastic sport. i really love tennis,

serena williams and novak djokovic were asked about the report just hours ago at the australian open. djokovic called it a crime against sport. admits people close to him were approached about giving him $200,000 to throw a first round match in russia in 2007. he says he dropped out of the tournament instead and doesn't want to be linked to this kind of thing. williams says she doesn't know assembled media, quote, when i'm playing, i play very hard and every player i play seems to play hard. among the players implicated in the reports, more than a dozen who ranked in the top 50 including eight players scheduled to play in the 2016 australian open. >> a group between six and ten players really who were the main focus of the evidence that we had dug up. >> officials with pro tennis assist they take this seriously and the sports tennis integrity unit always follows up. for "good morning america" david wright abc news new york. >> no names have been released just yet. >> you think it would be easier to fix matches in an individual sports where you have more control. this is really interes

. >> reporter: novak djokovic admitted someone on his team was approached in 2007 about throwing a first round match in exchange for $200,000. >> i was not approached directly and, of course, we -- we threw it away right away. it didn't even get to me. >> reporter: he and other stars like murray say it's hypocritical while players are coming under such scrutiny a major sponsor of the australian open is william hill, a british betting agency where you can bet on the winner of matches, sets that gambling sponsor william hill is not implicated in the scandal. they're saying their partnership is part of the solution to integrity issues, not part of the problem. how much gambling is there in tennis? according to aussie betting company tab corp $16 million were wagered on the australian open on the first day, guys. >> betting just on a game. >> it could be games, set, matches. that's part of the allegations here. >> wow, okay, thanks very much. >>> amy with today's other top stories. a traffic nightmare in san francisco. >> the famous bay bridge is finally back open after a crowd protesting po

novak djokovich tendrÁ un peligroso camino. el serbio no debe preocuparse por federer, nadal o murray. la la asociaciÓn de tenis de mujeres organizÓ una gran fiesta todo lo que vale estrellas como serenas williams y marÍa sharapova dejaron la raqueta a un lado y movieron el esqueleto en una pista de baile los espero en contado deportivo en punto de la media noche. carolina: le damos inicio a la cartelera de variety con max. su perro estÁ traumatizado para estar en servicio el problema es su hermano menor pero el canino es el a Único ser que conoce lo que pasÓ el dÍa que muriÓ. nuestro prÓximo estreno la segunda parte de la comedia ted. el oso quiere ser padre necesitarÁ la ayuda de su amigo. cuenta con la colaboraciÓn de lean neson y morgan freman cuenta lo complicado que serÁ tener un hijo. se verÁ truncado el sueÑo de ted asÍ que deberÁ contratar dos abogados para luchar por sus derechos le recuerdo que podemos est jueves en el _estar conecetados. julio: gracias los espero con que mÁs informaciÓn a las 11 de

el serbio novak djokovic fue eliminado con esto el nÚmero uno del mundo, se despidiÓ del torneo de manera prematura. fÓrmula uno, acción desde austria. fue una sesiÓn en su momento tu espacio mojado, protones secos. maÑana la carrera, y el britÁnico arrancarÁ en la primera posiciÓn. no olvides todos los domingos, repÚblica deportiva va con dos ediciones en vivo. en lo que tenemos regreso con lote. conductora: una madre cantÓ el himno nacional de estados unidos, sin sospechar que tendrÍa inesperadas consecuencias. >> las mujeres y las pasiones de juan sebastiÁn, reflejadas en una nueva serie. aquÍ y ahora, este domingo a las siete de la noche, seis centro. nadie te deja hacer tanto con tus datos como t-mobile. los otros le cobran a tu familia por cada uno de los datos que usa. sólo t-mobile les deja hacer streaming de todo el video y música que quieran, gratis. y ahora, por tiempo limitado, obtén una línea gratis para tu familia. así es, obtén 3 líneas por $40 dólares cada una... y recibe la cuarta gratis. cámbiate ya. conductor: una madre que visitaba memorial en wash

y en el abierto de miami el serbio novak djokovic se impuso ante andy murray. el serbio supo salir adelante, es el primer jugador en ganar tres meses en key biscayne y en india. hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn deportiva, puede visitar univisiondeportes.com arantxa: en instantes les mostraremos el aro negro que apareciÓ en el cielo. ♪ mi hogar... ♪ anunciador: más de un millón de estadounidenses en riesgo de ejecución hipotecaria han sido ayudados por making home affordable. averigua cuáles son tus opciones. ♪ mi hogar es mi lugar ♪ presentadora: lo vamos a dejar con las misteriosas imÁgenes de un anillo negro que apareciÓ, lo puede apreciar en su pantalla, los residentes fueron testigos del espectÁculo celeste descrito como una nube negra que desapareciÓ como humo pero que era incolora o cientÍfico estimÓ que el fenÓmeno estaba hace 156 pies de altitud, y tenÍa un diÁmetro de 328 pies, algunos de los compaÑeros dijeron que podrÍa tratarse de un remolino de polvo. la Última palabra la tiene usted. asÍ llegamos al final de la ediciÓn. graci

el serbio novak djokovic fue eliminado con esto el nÚmero uno del mundo, se despidiÓ del torneo de manera prematura. fÓrmula uno, acción desde austria. fue una sesiÓn en su momento tu espacio mojado, protones secos. maÑana la carrera, y el britÁnico arrancarÁ en la primera posiciÓn. no olvides todos los domingos, repÚblica deportiva va con dos ediciones en vivo. en lo que tenemos regreso con lote. conductora: una madre cantÓ el himno nacional de estados unidos, sin sospechar que tendrÍa inesperadas consecuencias. >> las mujeres y las pasiones de juan sebastiÁn, reflejadas conductor: una madre que visitaba memorial en washington. su familia quiso cantarle el himno nacional de estados unidos. conductora: lo que la mujer no podrÍa comprender que su bebÉ o tendrÍa 30 millones de visitas llegamos al final buenas noches. >> presentadora: el siguiente es un programa pagado por luminess air. mira estas manchas. ahora las ves, ahora no. >> es asombroso. >> presentadora: ¿ves estas manchas de edad? no parpadees. desaparecen mágicamente. >> luminess es estupendo. >> presentadora: mir

el serbio novak djokovic avanza la tercera ronda del torneo de tenis de wimbledon al vencer en tres set al finlandÉs. en la rama femenina, la rusa maria sharapova tambiÉn paso a la tercera ronda, al superar a la sueca. con esto de los esperamos en punto de la medianoche en contacto deportivo. no me fallan. julio: atenciÓn, en los menores tienen mÁs tiempo libre en sus manos para navegar en internet, te traemos consejos de seguridad. julio: es periodo de vacaciones y ademÁs, estamos en verano. a continuaciÓn laura gonzalez nos trae consejos para que sus hijos estÉn mÁs seguros en la web. laura: con la llegada de las vacaciones de verano, es bastante tiempo libre delos pequeÑos tiene en casa. significa estar mÁs tiempo conectados en internet. por esta razÓn, expertos recomiendan que padres de familia incremente su enfoque en la seguridad de lÍnea de sus pequeÑos, no sÓlo monitoreando en los computadores, mÁs que toda los dispositivos mÓviles los cuales son mÁs usados para accesar a web. >> los niÑos sepan que no tienen que dar ninguna informaciÓn personal en ninguna de

el serbio en novak djokovic, tambiÉn pasÓ las pelear contra el espaÑol nicolÁs. roger: quiero avisarles que en cuestiÓn de minutos, estoy de vuelta con las noticias mÁs contadas en la farÁndula. julio: aquÍ estÁ carlos calderÓn con los mejores chismes. carlos: aquÍ los tienen. justin bieber ha completado la mayorÍa de las clases de ira que debo que pasar. segÚn autoridades, el muchacho se portÓ muy bien. un hombre llamado saÚl, dice que es el verdadero padre de david zepeda. david: no tengo absolutamente nada que decir al respecto. carlos: las cuatro generaciones de la dinastÍa, se reunieron para ir a ver a stephanie salas protagonizar una obra de teatro. alejandra guzmÁn, frida sofÍa, michelle salas y muchas mÁs, se reunieron en un mismo escenario como pocas veces nos hemos visto. pepe aguilar estÁ finalizando el preparativo de sus conciertos por tierras mexicanas. funciona mÚsicos de muchos gÉneros, reinventando su estilo en el escenario. pepe aguilar: mejor contenido musical y que la gente, salga con algo, enriquecida su alma. julio: antes de

esta ocasiÓn, murray perdió la final del madrid open ante novak djokovic el pasado domingo. en el comunicado mencionÓ que ha aprendido mucho de ella en los Últimos dos aÑos. ella ha sido una influencia calmante en el equipo y se le echarÁ de menos tenerla a nuestro alrededor. ahÍ la informaciÓn. recuerden que todas las notas del deporte estÁn en contacto deportivo en punto de la medianoche. [mÚsica] julio: gracias. nosotros le recordamos que sÓlo quedan 25 dÍas para el pitazo inicial. para que inicie la copa amÉrica centenario que se disputarÁ jvrÍ aquí en estados unidos. filadelfia tendrÁ tres juegos. una ediciÓn especial donde las manchester united mejores selecciones nacionales de concacaf y conmebol demostrarÁn quiÉn es la mejor. por supuesto, todos los ptiardos serÁn transmitidos por univisiÓn. ya las elecciones han estado inscribiendo los jugadores que estarÁn participando de estos juegos importantÍsimos. como dijimos, estarÁn en filadelfia. si no ha comprado tsu boleta, cÓmprala porque se agota. a continuaciÓn, llega el noticiero nacional. no

19 del gran slam venciendo a las vacas sxwulcoba para avanzar al abierto de tenis australia serbio novak avanzÓ al vencer al canadiense. djokovic fue superior y lo sellÓ en dos horas de juego. >> consejos para evitar razones coronarias no se retire regresamos tras una breve pausa. >> a continuaciÓn la doctora fuentes ofrece consejos para evitar enfermedad del corazÓn entre las mujeres. >> go red corazÓn es un movimiento que surgiÓ en el 2004 creado por la asociaciÓn americana del corazÓn con el objetivo de ayudar a las mujeres a deben ir a identificar a tiempo sÍntomas y los signos de las enfermedad del corazÓn y derrames cerebrales en las mujeres enfatizando que las enfermedades del corazÓn son la causa de muerte 1 de la naciÓn entre las mujeres latinas mÁs que todas las demÁs enfermedades juntas. cada aÑo unas de cada tres mujeres por alguna enfermedad cardÍaca muere o por ataque cerebral pero esto puede cambiar ya que unos 80% de los problemas del corazÓn se puede prevenir con cambios en la educaciÓn y en el estilo de vida. primer paso es aprender a cocinar y a comer

. >> el nÚmero uno del mundo, novak djokovic, continÚa su marcha imparable en wimbledon al vencer en tres sets seguidos al croata para avanzar a las semifinales. los parciales fueron de 6_ 4. enfrentarÁ al francÉs en semifinales que superÓ en un maratÓnico partido de cinco setss al suizo. ilia: asÍ concluÍmos esta ediciÓn de noticias univisiÓn 65. gracias por su compaÑÍa. recuerde, noticias univisiÓn 65 regresa esta noche a las 11: 00 con nuestro compaÑero y en sÓlo minutos el noticiero nacional, univisiÓn. gracias. [mÚsica] >> pistola robada a un agente fue utilizada en un homicidio graves fallece computaciÓn paralizaron por horacio bolsa de valores de nueva york. cientos de vuelos de united. bolivia recibiÓ papa francisco, chicos y grandes expresaron gran jÚbilo por la visita del pontÍfice. comenzamo

alcanzando una de las emociones, donde la actividad de los cuartos de final, el nÚmero nuevo uno del mundo novak djokovic, venciÓ a su oponente. lo asombroso es que en cinco partidos, ha tenido tres retiros de rival. asÍ de solito ha sido el paso del serbio hasta aquÍ en el abierto de estados unidos. ♪ reportera: amigos, en sÓlo minutos estarÉ de vuelta con los chismes mÁs sonados de los famosos y la farÁndula. aquÍ los espero. ♪ julio cÉsar:lo invitamos a comunicarse con nuestra lÍnea de informaciÓn si algo importante sucede en su comunidad. llÁmenos al nÚmero que aparece en pantalla o escribanos correo electrÓnico noticias65@univision.net ♪ aquÍ estÁ clarisa molina, con los mejores chismes de la farÁndula directamente del sol "el gordo y la flaca". reportero: la cantante madonna y su ex guy richie finalmente llegaron a un acuerdo oficial sobre la custodia de su hijo rocco, aunque no se hizo pÚblico con quiÉn vivirÁ el muchachito a partir de ahora, al menos el pleito legal ya llegÓ a su fin. las cosas para bill cosby podrÍan complicarse aÚn mÁs, pues la fiscalÍa d

ha sorprendido, porque tambiÉn dejÓ fuera a novak djokovic. karla: estÁ muy fuerte este chavo. rodolfo: uno de los aspirantes amenaza para la argentina. y en el tiro con arco, la mexicana alejandra valencia rasguÑÓ la medalla de bronce, y pudo haber sido la primera presea para la delegaciÓn azteca. ahora las esperanzas para mÉxico descansan en el taekwondo, con marÍa del rosario espinoza, las clavadistas, el boxeador rodrÍguez y la fondista maría guadalupe gonzÁlez. karla: oye, sÍ estuvo cerca! le fallÓ por un poquito la punterÍa. rodolfo: y le ganÓ a la nÚmero uno en la fase anterior. karla: esas son las cosas que uno no entiende. pero estados unidos estÁ muy bien. rodolfo: y en gimnasia, estÁ causando sensaciÓn, revolucionando por completo rÍo de janeiro. la gimnasta sumÓ su segunda medalla Áurea. la verdad que verlas competir es una cosa extraordinaria. pero el momento en que terminÓ su performance, todo mundo se puso de pie, la aplaudiÓ. incluso las rivales habÍan que habÍan perdido. así de clara fue su victoria. karla: quÉ maravilla! y tengo entend

sam novak stole her car. sam novak beat this girl so badly that her and her unborn child are in a hospital. they might die. that's what this is about. and you covered for him. that makes you an accomplice. what? no, no, no, no. i... no, i... you've got to believe me, i didn't have anything to do with this. it was just a hit-and-run. i didn't know he was going to beat her up. if you don't tell me where sam novak is, and this girl, this girl dies-- you're going down for felony murder. (gasps) okay. do it. go, go, go. miami-dade police. get down on the floor. stop! that looked like it hurt. i don't know what the hell you think i did, but i didn't do it. we found these inside. oh, yeah. we got an airbag here. yes. i'm guessing it's from the mercedes. yeah. you know you're facing two counts of attempted murder here? two counts of murder? what, are you guys making up charges now? in your case, we don't have to. saddle up. right away. afternoon. afternoon. hmm. is there something wrong, doctor? uh, there's some brui

novak said he saw a parade of d.e.a. lawyers switch sides and jump to high-paying jobs defending the drug industry. once they'd made the leap, they lobbied their former colleagues, novak's bosses, and argued the d.e.a.'s cases were weak and ultimately would lose in court. it had a chilling effect on d.e.a. litigators. >> novak: some of the best and the brightest former d.e.a. attorneys are now on the other side, and know all of the-- the weak points. their fingerprints are on memos and policy and-- and-- and emails going out, where you see this concoction of what they might argu t >> whitaker: you and the other attorneys had been winning these cases. >> novak: all of the time. >> whitaker: the justice department is the agency that oversees the d.e.a. a senior attorney at the department at the time, told us in a statement, "department of justice leadership was not advised that d.e.a. had changed enforcement strategies. any significant policy shift should have been brought to our attention." >> younker: there was a lot of

novak took us there. novak, his grandfather, parents, two younger brothers, aunts and uncles all lived in this two- bedroom flat during the blitz. the building had a basement. when the air raid sirens sounded, they retreated there, which was as close as they could get to safety. >> djokovic: this is where practically we stayed right, right here, right inside. >> simon: how many of you? >> djokovic: many, many... everybody who could fit here, they came. you know, and there was no really limitation. >> simon: novak says the family spent every night in the basement for the first two weeks of the bombing. but you continued playing tennis. >> djokovic: i continued playing tennis every day. >> simon: and did you lose your focus at all? >> djokovic: at the first couple of weeks, i did. ( laughs ) i did, yes, i have to say. because we were waking up every single night, more or less, at 2:00, 3:00 a.m. for two and a half months, every single... >> simon: because of the bombing... >> djokovic: every single night, y

novak suggests drivers enunciating. volumes increasing and sending announcements through both speaker systems. >> i still don't know where we're going next. >> reporter: i've e-mailed wmata, telephoned them, tweeted questions, so far no answers. instead they sent out the same statement they sent out for our last speaker question saying the in consistencies will be addressed by the 7000 series cars that don't start coming online for a couple years and won't be fully in place until 2020 and beyond. i'm investigative reporter russ ptacek, wusa9. >> maybe we should talk to russ because he's not letting it go. whether it's metro announcements or probable on the roads, we'd love to hear -- problems on the roads, we'd love to hear your commuter pet peeves. go to tellwusa9.com and we'll try to get you some answers. >>> this is a yellow alert day, wusa9 first alert weather. >> let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, temperature 32, dew point mid-teens, a pretty dry air mass, winds out of the s

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. >> novak has to buy power on the open market and when demand goes up, so does the price. sometimes the price will multiply four-fold in hours. novak and many other power companies are encouraging people to install switches on air-conditioners and water heaters so the company can cycle them off when demand is especially high. >> if you're one of our customers you would care because it helps us control the cost. >> reporter: bruce leshan, 9 news now. >>> and this kind of heat and strain on the power grid is why supporters say we need a new high transmission power line from west virginia to maryland. and some new studies filed with the west virginia public service commission support the 275 mill line between amos and kemptown. the authors plan to file the same studies with regulators in maryland and virginia. opponents generally object to continuing to promote the use of coal for electricity or they don't like seeing the line in their backyards. >>> buying a home? good timing. mortgage rates from fallen to the lowest level in some 50 year and this year the average rate on a

the syndicated columnist and political commentator bob novak has died. he of course hosted several shows for cnn incluing cross fire. he was diagnosed with a brain tumor last august and he retired from his television duties. bob novak was 78 years old. >>> taliban fighters are doing all they can to disrupt presidential elections in afghanistan. a pair of explosions rocked the capital of kabul today. u.s. service members were killed also in another attack. joel brown has more from the white house. >> reporter: the taliban said it set off a car bomb in a city that killed at least seven people. it was targeting a alternate convoy. mock the dead two u.n. workers 50 others were wounded in the blast. hours earlier and a short distance away, two mortar rounds struck near the presidential palace. no one was hurt and in eastern afghanistan, two soldiers were killed and three injured when their convoy hit a road side bomb. that brings the total number of u.s. forces killed in august to 26. the spike in violence comes as afghan officials prepare for the country's s

. >> ladies and gentlemen, novak djokovic! (screaming) captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. the shooting is all but over, no americans have been killed or wounded but the enemy sure made it presence felt in the afghan capital today. the u.s. embassy in kabul-- perhaps the most heavily fortified compound in the country-- came under a day-long attack as a small unit of taliban insurgents rained down grenades and machine gun fire from a nearby tower. the military headquarters of nato was also in range and under fire. mandy clark has been covering the battle. >> reporter: afghan forces wildly sprayed bullets at the building where taliban fighters were holed up. >> you got muzzle flash in that construction building! >> reporter: the afghan counterattack was joined by u.s. forces and other troops returning fire from nato military headquarters. these were the sights and sounds of combat today. >> r.p.g.s, get down! >> reporter: the taliban assault on the capital began

. >> reporter: kim novak was just a few houses down from her own house. she was on her way home after leaving the grocery store. she had a late night hankering for ice cream. but she had no idea that night in her car she'd be fighting for her life. >> i honestly just thought i was going to meet my maker. i thought that was the end for me. >> reporter: that's what was going through kim novak's mind as flames and smoke began to take over the front of her car. >> i can't get out. >> reporter: as a rescuer tried >> as quick as it happened and as intense as the fire was i knew it wasn't going to be long until it was inside with me. >> reporter: she says this scary situation began when she hit an icy bump on her street. >> engine shut off. lights shut off. everything went black. >> reporter: something happened to her 2012 chevy malibu. it lost all power. she couldn't open the doors or roll down the window. then she saw smoke and called 911. >> there's flames in front of the windshield at least a foot high. >> reporter: her attempts to break out the window herse

. >>> novak djokovic is in our studio off his u.s. open champion. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. ha> dozen and dozens of homes eeve bn destroyed. within 12 hours we have over 40,000 acres. >>> deadly wildfires in california. >> a cloud of black smoke behind me. terrifying. >> i'm a deal maker. i'll make great deals for this country. >> donald trump maintains his lead on the republican side. on the democratic side, hillary clinton is losing ground. >> kim davis returns to her job this morning. >> i'm not sure exactly what she will do. that is kim's ultimate cidesion. >> the homeland security department says it has disrupted a threat made against pope francis ahead to the pope's trip to the u.s. >> three teenagers under arrest accused of being copycats to use caing shots to hurl stones at rs. >> what they did was illegal. >> white smoke and black flumes of smoke. no reportsf o damage. >>> your new miss america is miss georgia! >> all that. >> htcaug. witten! touchdown! that is just crazy! the cowbo

novak, good morning and congratulations. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> what was it that happened in the break, the rain break when you had just lost the second set in a tiebreaker and you came back seemingly stronger than ever. >> well, i was coming into the match knowing that roger's going to play on a very high level as he always does in the final stages of grand slams and is not going to hand me the victory, so i have to earn it to go out on the court believing i can do it. it was kind of a deja vu of the last year's final when i was two sets to one up and trying to close out the match. he came back showing his competitive spirit and fighted his way through fifth. this year's final was very similar. went down the wire and could have gone either way up to that second set. but the rain delay helped. boris, my coach got in a small room where we were waiting to crawl back on the cord and we had a small chat. we kept things simple. i felt like i had to do better and we did really well. >> after you lost that second tiebreak you

nishikori, a tremendous match earlier today against novak djokovic and marin cilic has been spectacular against roger. and what about the nerves at this stage? mary: are you nervous? bill: i'm nervous for them. mary: ok. how about you? [laughter] john: that is a huge serve. that's as hard as -- he had one at 132. that was 131. talk about not having time to react. bill: just a perfect serve. right into that corner. 40-15. that was 126. john: that's all five of your first serves in that game. that's the way to do it. federer never with a chance there. bill: the crowd trying to encourage federer. which ask a big mountain. john: cilic may have to send a no -- note of thanks to monfils. took something out of those legs. roger hasn't been able to deal with how quick things have come to him. he's got to hope that cilic just completely tightens up when he tries to serve this out. >> fault. john: unlike monfils, who had a couple of match points, that was on roger's serve. cilic is going to be able to serve for it this next game. and roger federer has -- he's broken one time. bill: love game from

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. >>> novak goes down two sets to none today but rallies in five to move on. if he wins the french novak will be the first man in 33 years to win four consecutive grand slam titles. >>> tonight we've got nats, redskins and, of course, much more about tiger. >> jack nicklaus said his shot was one of the best he's ever seen. >> quickly, the weather ahead? >> things look overall pretty good monday, looking at temperatures a little cooler in the mid-70s and a chance for some showers in the next few days. so hold onto your umbrellas. they're not widespread and a couple thunderstorms also possible. also severe thunderstorm warnings up to the north. we'll keep you posted on our website. >> good to know. we're out of time. thanks for watching. see you back here at 7:00. 60 minutes is next.

novak, thank you so much. it's a great app and a lot of fun. >> "cbs this morning" is on it too. >> a lot of fun. >> great news list. >>> this morning, we will have a new twist on a classic tale. do not miss this. >> 'twas the night before christmas, when all through the house not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse. >> charlie makes some holiday magic with his reading of "'twas the night before christmas." that is al music: "another sunny day" by belle and sebastian ♪ ♪ ♪ such a shame it's labeled a "getaway." life should always feel like this. hampton. we go together. always get the lowest price, only when you book direct at hampton.com ♪ >>> almost 200 years ago a new yorker by the name of clement clarke moore wrote what he deemed to be a philly christmas poem for his children. we know it as "'twas the night before christmas." the story was later published and soon became a classic but many people do not know that today's conception of santa claus being a plump fellow who climbs down chimneys

novak took us there. novak, his grandfather, parents, two younger brothers, aunts and uncles all lived in this two-bedroom flat during the blitz. the buildings had a basement. when the air raid sirens sounded, they retreated there, which was as close as they could get to safety. >> this is where practically we stayed right here, right inside. >> reporter: how many? >> many, many. everybody who could fit here, they came. you know there was no limitation. >> reporter: novak says the family spent every night in the basement for the first two weeks of the bombing. but you continued playing tennis? >> i continued playing tennis. >> reporter: did you lose your focus at all? >> the first couple of weeks i did. i did, yes, i have to say, because we were waking up every single night more or less 2 a.m., 3 a.m. >> reporter: because of the bombing? >> every sing the night, yes. but i try to remember those days in a positive, right way. we didn't need to go to school and we played more tennis. >> reporter: so, in a w

novak djokovic in complete control here. but then in the end. novak was just too strong. blanketing the grass. championship point. novak with his first wimbledon title. that's a quick look at sports this morning. have a great day everybody. >> first lady michelle obama will be at tomorrow's game with the national and cubs. part of an event honoring military families. no word if the chicago native will root for her hometown team or for ours. >> there's enough love to go around. >> absolutely. >> up next, the latest on the major power outages in virginia. >> the national mall is the place to be tonight. what you need to know before you get there including the best ways to get there. what makes the sleep number store different? you walk into a conventional mattress store, it's really not about you. they say, "well, if you want a firm bed you can lay on one of those, if you want a soft bed you can lay on one of those." we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. this is your body there. you can see a little more pressure in the shoulders and in the hips. then

. >> tributes pouring in for long-time columnist robert novak, who died this week of brain cancer. he reporteded from washington for 50 years, becoming a legal conservative voice in print and on television. robert novak was 78 years old. >>> and this morning on the early show, a closer look at the side effects of a cervical cancer drug. it's critical that i stick to my medication. i cannot be one of the 61 million americans who do not refill their prescriptions on time. readyfill at cvs pharmacy automatically refills my prescriptions and reminds me to pick them up. you mean, reminds me to pick them up. [ chuckles ] stop by your local cvs pharmacy to ask if readyfill is right for you, and get a $25 coupon book. readyfill, only at cvs pharmacy. - how? - well, funny you should ask. say i stay 5 nights on business, then 5 nights on a family vacay, boom. free night. welcomerewards. smart. so smart. >>> good morning. i'm andrea roane. metro says red line service should be back to normal for this morning's rush hour. crews spent the night making permanent repairs to a cracked rail. they f

jonathan novak who worked in the dea legal office says what the bill really did was strip the agency of its ability to immediately freeze suspicious shipments of prescription narcotics to kth u.s. streets. >> they're toothless. i don't know how they stop this now. it's, a very sad state of affairs. >> reporter: last year, the bill was presented to congress and passed both houses through unanimous consent. with no recorded votes. >> without objection the bill is read a third time and passed. >> i just don't understand why congress would pass a bill that strips us of our authority in the height of an opioid epidemic. in places like congressman marino's district. >> i was a prosecutor and united states attorney. >> congressman marino has been nominated to be the next drug czar. what was your reaction when you heard that? >> total disbelief. >> the bill was bad. him being the drug czar is a lot worse. >> today, president trump said he is going to "look into" marino's nomination. if i think it is 1% negative to what we want to do, he said, i will make a change. the health care distributio

open champion novak djokovic is in studio 57 after a thrilling victory over roger fedserrer. all of that and more. the news -- federer. all that and more. the news is back in the morning. see you at 7:00. >> we'll be watching, charlie. have a good morning. >>> weather time now, cold in the studio. >> as always. >> when i stepped outside, there was no temperature change whatsoever. so, yeah, wer' starting out -- we're starting out in the 50s here in town. some spots in the 40s with you we're all going to get into the 70s as we head into the afternoon. beautiful sunshine and low humidity to help boost those temperatures. taking a look outside. got some trees along the potomac and plenty of sunshine after the beneficial rain that we had on saturday and just a few sprinkles on sunday. now we are completely clear and dry. 63 at 9:00. it will already be 72 degrees at noon. a great day to go ahead and have lunch outdoors. 77 degrees at 5:00 with west and northwest winds throughout the day at about 10 to 15. that's going to help to bring in the nice comfortable breeze. 47 still in re

novak, if he won today, he would be the number one player of the world. the 29-year-old with the 16 grand slam has been overlooked ne french open as the conversation has been focused. and on today's semi final, he reminded us all of his sublime greatness. he's in the red, bottom of your screen. with the paris light fading, they will go to a tie break in the fourth. match point, federer fires 18 18 aces. jokeo vich record ends. no shock whom he will meet in sunday's final. the five time, champion, rafael, on his 25th birthday. world number one knocking murray of scolland. it will be the 8th time federer and naddal will meet. nadal has won five of the 7 meetings. >>> shaquille o'neal has been a movie star, rap artist, mixed martial artist. he will be the first to admit, nobody cares to a lick unless he drops 7,000 basketballs. today, he made it official, announcing his retirement to the nba. as the league's fourth leading scorer behind jabar, chamber lane, jordan -- >> i want to say, who is this? yes. for real? you want me to come and apply for the new york

. >> reporter: but ken novak said the president seems too defensive, especially about russia. >> he tweets out that this is just a witch hunt. you know, why didn't he just come out and say okay, let's investigate it and be done with it? >> reporter: how do you react to talk of impeachment already? >> i think he's probably going to be impeached sooner or later. but the problem is that, you know, let's get to the facts first before we go that far. >> reporter: just about everyone we spoke to here agreed that the last few months have been a pretty bumpy ride for mr. trump, scott, but a o not a politician and he doesn't operate like one." >> dean reynolds, as we continue to listen to the voters. dean, thank you very much. >>> well, mr. trump leaves tomorrow on a trip that the white house describes as an attempt to unite major religions against radical islam. he will visit all the faiths of abraham -- islam in saudi arabia, judaism in israel, and christianity at the vatican. a senior white house official told us today that during the visit the saudis and other muslim countries will pledge to cu

. >> four towering conservative minds, bob novak, jim kemp, and bill sapphire. >> two of the journalistic figures and fortunately, they didn't live to see the decline of newspapers in america. i'm sorry to see them go. >> i would echo all of the above and sorry to see you go, senator ted kennedy. democrats and republicans feel his absence. okay, 15 minutes of fame. pat. >> the salahi's. >> now, they were the gate crashers. >> the unwanted guests at the white house. >> eleanor. >> i would agree, the red sorry. >> monica. >> tiger woods numerous extramarital friends. >> tom delay dancing on dancing with the stars, saying it is connecting him to his feminine side. >> 15 minutes of side has to go to the salahi's. the gate crashers of the white house. their story is going to be spun out further. we haven't heard the end of them. best spin of the year, pat. >> i am resigning because i want to spend more time with my family. >> eleanor. >> president obama and his nobel speech, swearing the circle between committed more troops to afghanistan the just war. it was masterful. >> it was. >> on that s

the depending champ novak djokovic had no problems today, 6-4, 6-1, 6-4. he'll go on to face roger federer. this is the sixth semifinal these two have met in the last eight grand slams, but believe it or not, it's the first time they faced off at a semi of wimbledon. that match is friday. >>> a local woman has been crowned champ of the annual's nathan's hotdog eating contest. sonia thomas, all of 100 pounds, ate 45 hotdogs to win the women's division and the men, of course, dominated once again by joey chestnut to win his sixth rate is scarfing down 68 hotdogs and, ladies, if that doesn't make your stomachs turn, those 68 hotdogs equates to 20,000 calories that joey chestnut ate in 10 minutes. >> with the competitive eating contest for sundays or chocolate pudding, we got to keep our eyes on the skies tonight, right? >> yes. severe thunderstorms are possible this evening. so please keep your on is to the sky and watch out. >> sounds good. the cbs evening news is coming up next. matt is in for dirk tonight with the area's only -- derek tonight with the area

. >>> novak djokovic won his second title defeating roger federer. good for him. >>> that's it for us. of course you can get the latest updates always on our mobile app wusa9. have a great [ horn honks melody ] well, well. if it isn't the belle of the ball. gentlemen. you look well. what's new, flo? well, a name your price tool went missing last week. name your what, now? it gives you coverage options based on your budget. i just hope whoever stole it knows that it only works at progressive.com. so, you can't use it to just buy stuff? no. i'm sorry, gustav. we have to go back to the pet store. [ gustav squawks ] he's gonna meet us there. the name your price tool. still only at progressive.com. >> adam: it's not what you think. >> ian: this is not how a productive partnership works, adam. backstabbing and double dealing. i suppose i should be grateful to chelsea for grabbing the phone, huh? without her little outburst, i would've had no indication that maybe you'd thrown in with jack and victor. >> adam: thrown in with jack and victor? >> ian: yeah. >

between novak and dominion virginia power currently 87,000 folks are still in the dark. that represents about 10% of total customers in northern virginia. so virginia dominion, i'll tell you, is working really really hard on this situation. they have about 4000 line workers at work. you are not going to see a lot of them at night and in the early morning hours, that is when folks are going to try to get some rest, they have been working 12 to 16 hour shifts, looking still like the weekend before the outlying power comes back. guys i'm going to send it back to you in the studio. >> good luck. if you are at a hotel and you still don't have power or you are someone still in the dark or you know someone still in the dark, here are some of the phone numbers you can call to report and check the status of power out annuals in your neighborhood. pepco customers 1-877-pepco 62. dominion 1-866-.com help. and the bge number is 1-877-737-2622. >>> verizon says most of its 911 service has been restored in northern virginia now but arlington county still has some issues with wireless

vivica novak with the center for responsive. >> straw donor reimbursement systems are something both the fec and department of justice take very seriously. and people have gone to jail for this. looked at donations from three of the firm's partners from 2010 to 214. donating $1.6 million mostly to democrats. over the same period they received back $1.4 million in bonuses. a spokesperson said donations were legal they came out of each partner's ownership stake in the firm. a voluntary program involving the partner's own personal after-tax money. thornton donated to dozens of democrats including some of the most hotly races. some of the democrats including hillary clinton said they would be returning donations, but scott thornton told us it hired an outside firm to review its political donations and has complied with election law. >> tony dokoupil tonight. tony, thank you. >>> cominpg u next. tumbling oil prices mean less sometimes we use k-y ultragel to enhance my body's natural moisture so i can get into it a bit quicker. and when i know she's into it, i get into it and... feel the d

do respect to novak and rafael nadal, guess who is the only guy who hasn't dropped a set so far? that is roger federer. he cruised again today. as he takes out gielle. now meet jockavich. >> he admitted one of the pluses would be having more time to indulge his passion for golf. who knew he would have this many players. our own brian mitchell among those who turned out today for gary's celebrity proam. the nationwide tour event in college park and the williams handicap is already shrinking. >> the problem is when you get to a certain age, you start to ache a bit. your swing gets shorter. i'm going to try to max out this year. >> i think i'm competitive with most people. i was shocked that they invited me, but anything for gary williams, i will do. >> looks good. meanwhile, you know the nhl, atlanta thrashers. not anymore you don't know them. the team was sold and moving to winnpeg. atlanta now lost a hockey team twice. the flames moved to calgary in 1980 and now this. >> finally tonight, there is a reason this dad is trying to cheer up his let little girl. dad lifts the little gi

and you probably heard that novak jokavich is the best player in the world. serena's ranking is 175 in the world. she's won exactly four matches in the last year. venus is ranked 34. stage three tour de france. look, the farmers so are creative. and for the first time the american wins the stage on the 4th of july. that's tyler furar. he wins the race. the first american to win any stage in the tour since 2007. finally tonight, even if you don't know anything about soccer, you certainly know that outside the goalie you cannot touch the ball with your hands. so what is this? women's world cup. this is her holding the ball and there is nothing to see. and the thing of it is, the ref never calls it. the ball goes off the post and she's just going to non-cha lant this and pick it up. i wonder what i should do and then she just drops it and they go on. i don't know what is worse, her doing that or the ref not blowing. that's a hand -- >> what do you mean the ref didn't call that? come on? >> crazy. >> you would think the ref was blind. >> and there is no replay in