and tennis legend billy jean king speaks out on the u.s. open outburst. >> i couldn't believe that happened. we all have our melt downs. >> kim kleisters big win for moms everywhere. >> it meant a lot of her to win in front of her baby. >> hi, everybody. we are coming to you tonight from just north of san diego at the four seasons resort in carlsbad. we are here for the most powerful women's summit with news makers from government, corporate america, media and entertainment to talk about ways to affect change in the country and increase the power of women. we have a lot of ground to cover and a lot to talk about tonight, but we will start as we always do with the mash up. our look at the stories making an impact and the moments you may have missed. we will go back to new york and erica hill. >> campbell, thanks. an official slap on the wrist for joe wilson passing a resolution of disapproval because he refused to apologize on the house floor for shouting at president obama last week. he also weighed in on today's move. >> the president said

>> steve: yeah,he's gorgeous. >> b.j king -- billie jean -- what's it called? billie jean king. >> b.j. king stadium. >> jimmy: b.j. king. [ laughter ] >> steve: that was your nickname in high school, wasn't it? >> jimmy: no it wasn't. [ laughter ] >> okay, this is a test of your agility because when you have someone who's serving 150 miles an hour at you, you've got to make sure you're prepared and ready and alert and not sleeping out there. okay? here we go. [ grunting ] >> jimmy: now, watch. [ grunting ] >> steve: ready. [ grunting ] ] i'm good. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: quiet please. thank you. goolagong to serve. [ laughter ] deuce. bigelow. [ laughter ] maleigolo. goolagong -- [ laughter ] >> steve: you see that? >> jimmy: yeah. >> hey, dude. >> what? oh, sorry. >> jimmy: watch it. >> so, what i want you to do is when i put you on the court, you go out there, you take it seriously, you run as fast as you can. you do the best -- this is a warning for you two. one more time and you're not -- you're not -- by the way, where did you get those balls? [ laughter ]

dick: back live at the usta billie jean king national tennis center. bruce willis.any of the stars out yesterday and today to see the top players in this sport. tony bennett, a regular here at the open. gwen stefani. mary: her husband gavin, very close friend of roger's. dick: 1-2. mathieu broderick. mary: in the president's box. john: that's what he's got to be careful with because if he doesn't get the angle he wants he'll leave that side of the court open. john: the singer of "bush" and the singer of "no doubt" and they have a couple of kids. like agassi and instead of gli he loves tennis so much he'd probably before the -- prefer the kids to be tennis players. mary: i'm anticipating not seeing a lot of trick shots from federer anytime soon. this is all business now. this 20-year-old is growing up in a hurry on this court, his first major final. dick: playing with real conviction. didn't have that earlier. john: and this is where the fact that he is 6'6", imposing himself on federer is going to pay off. normally when a match went late into a third or fourth set i

she was getting ready to top billie jean king though on this day looked like she was going to lose.aying up to par yesterday. but the reality is that in all she didn't perform well, she imploded, her conduct was not becoming of who she is, what she represented to the sport of tennis. and she should be fined but to call for suspension again, i think is a bit excessive. >> you bring some analogies with nfl, nba. we're talking about tennis. let's look at john mcenroe. >> he's a star to this day because of those temper tantrums so i don't want to hear people talking about how this is going to sully her name and reputation for years to come. clearly we will remember this. she got into a profanity-laced tirade. it was on national television so the video is there and in that regard it will affect her. but should it affect how we look at her and respect we give her? absolutely not. i mean she should not have done it but mistakes happen. we're all human. >> i'm going to say i look at my twitter page, people have weighed in. it's coming down 50/50. >> a lot of people in this world are extreme

but think about this, venus, and even billie jean king were unknown when they hit the big time and nowmelanie's turn. the 17-year-old phenom from the atlanta suburbs wowed them at wimbledon is blazing a trail at the u.s. open. cnn's larry smith actually caught up with her at one of the practice sessions before she left georgia. >> reporter: it's no surprise that serena and venus williams are considered among the world's best tennis players sitting second and third in the wta rankings, but to find the third-best american, you have to go all the way down to number 67 and 17-year-old melanie oudin. >> it was my goal from last year's u.s. open for this year u.s. open to be top 100 so i would be in the brain draw. >> reporter: melanie burst onto the scene at wimbledon where he advanced to the round of 16 and defeated the sixth-ranked player in the world, elena yankovic along the way. >> the first set realizing that she was no better than me and i was right there, whether i won or lost the match at that moment i knew that i was right there with her and i can compete with her. >> i think ther

. ♪ billie jean is not my lover >> michael jackson doesn't just come along once in a century or a lifetime. he only comes along once. >> all silent at age 50. >> my brother and legendry "kingel jackson passed away on thursday, june 25th, 2009 at 2:26 p.m. >> as his life was controversial -- >> he raised the bar for image makeovers to a point where no one else wants to even come close to it. >> so is his death. >> this is something which i feared, and it is something which i warned about. where there is smoke, there is fire. this is a case of abuse of medications. >> millions in mourning. >> they are mourning in gary, indiana, too. michael's hometown. he was the seventh of nine children. flags at half staff. a memorial at his childhood home. his steelworker father, joe, turned five of his boys into a band, with 5-year-old michael out front. one of the first venues, the auditorium of roosevelt high. here the jackson 5 won the talent contest and wowed the crowd. >> oh, it was just unbelievable because they were so young, but yet, they were so talented. they performed as if they had been performing for years. and we were so excited. >> from the high school auditorium to the bi