serena williams, and today novak djokovic.ray was standing in the way, joker up 4-3 in the first set and comes down awkwardly on his hand. his racket hand absorbed all the weight. didn't seem to bother him. djokovic up 1-love. boris becker cheering him on. murray evens the match but that's as close as he gets. murray finds the net again. unforced error. djokovic wins in four sets. >> i have been performing my best tennis my career and tonight i needed to earn my victory. >> the pga stops over in phoenix this week at tpc scottsdale where martin laird had the lee coming into today. several players had a shot at the title, including laird. par-4 17. luke guthrie 315 yards. watch this roll. hits the hole. just misses the ace. no worry. guthrie calmly lines up for his second shot. a chip for an eagle and he buries it. finished 14 shots back. martin laird in control until this. the winner bruce kepka rolls in a 50-foot eagle part, finishes 15-under for a one-stroke victory. his first pga tour win. >> jump to dubai where rory mcilroy

djokovic can't cam up with the return. murray evens the match and his fiancee loving it.that's closest he would get. murray another unforced error and djokovic claims his fifth australian open title in four sets. >> pga tour stops in phoenix this week. tpc scottsdale. martin laird had the lead coming into today. several players hat a shot at the title including laird. let's tee it up. par-4 17th. guthrie strikes it. going right for the hole. an ace? rims out. no worries. guthrie lines up for the second shot. a chip for eagle, and he makes it. he finished 14 shots back. martin laird in control. bogeys the same hole. the winner, brooks koepka. the man from florida state other 5-foot eagle. finished 15 under. his first pga tour win. this sports record brought to you by bank of the west. super bowl highlights at 9:00 and 11:00. by then katy will have made her choice. >> as soon as the game is over i'll make a decision. thank you. >>> next at 6:00 "american sniper" breaks another record. the latest >>> join us tonight for abc7 news on kofy tv 20. a mysterious object spotted by

australian open men's final two tennis giants andy murray and novak djokovic. andy murray trying not to lose his fourth australian open final. they split the first two sets but djokovic took control in the third set. he comes to the net. nice drop volley right here. murray almost running over the ball. dangerous out there. djokovic breaks the serve and wins the third set 6-3. novak would cruise from there. he wins the fourth set, 6-0, to win his fifth australian open title, 76-6-7, 6-0. eight grand slam titles. the wizards didn't look like the team we usually see at verizon trailing by as many as 21 last night to the raptors. they clawed their way back in forcing overtime tied at 109. they go on to lose, 120-116 though. the other eastern conference guard kyle lowry took over finished with 22. overall the effort was there. hit the comeback. here's randy whitman after the game. >> i got to give our guys credit there. you know, it could have been easy when we got down to 20 or whatever it was. the way they were shooting it. you know, to put your head down a little

djokovic can't cam up with the return. murray evens the match and his fiancee loving it. that that's closest he would get. murray another unforced error and djokovic claims his fifth australian open title in four sets. >> pga tour stops in phoenix this week. tpc scottsdale. martin laird had the lead coming into today. several players hat a shot at the title including laird. let's tee it up. par-4 17th. guthrie strikes it. going right for the hole. an ace? rims out. no worries. guthrie lines up for the second shot. a chip for eagle, and he makes it. he finished 14 shots back. martin laird in control. bogeys the same hole. the winner, brooks koepka. the man from florida state other 5-foot eagle. finished 15 under. his first pga tour win. this sports record brought to you by bank of the west. super bowl highlights at 9:00 and 11:00. by then katy will have made her choice. >> as soon as the game is over i'll make a decision. thank you. >>> next at 6:00 "american sniper" breaks another record. the latest >>> join us tonight for abc7 news on kofy tv 20. a mysterious object spot

novak djokovic is taking on sixth seed andy murray. the match started about an hour ago, and right now the score is get this 4-4 in the first set. tie breaker. looks like a duel on hand perhaps. >>> the pressure is high for both men, but especially murray. four-time winner djokovic has never been meeting at melbourne park in a semi final or final. but get this should murray win, he would be the first british man in 81 years to clench the australian title. we ask some tennis legends who they think could win with it. >> reporter: i'm here at the legends luncheon in melbourne which attracts the biggest names sports ever had and i want to know who they think will win the men's final. ♪ >> i think andy has potential. serving better and hitting the ball harder. first time i have seen that in a long time. >> we all like to see when it comes down -- but you know my heart is for andy. on the other side i like novak as well. >> i think i will stick with djokovic though i have been incredibly impressed with murray the way he played. i think this

now, djokovic, for the 8th title, 5th round under. 1 at 6 love. congratulations were in order. murray, he just gotten gauged. >> i want to congratulate your team and wish you all of the best for the rest of the season but most of all congratulate you and kim congratulations on your wedding and your many kids. >> different thinking for me as a father and a husband, i apologize for changing the subject. >>> all right, 30 minutes from the super bowl, good crowd, phoenix open, now, on the first hole, this is a shot, second shot. watch this. you know, roll back in there for an eagle. now, tied for the lead. 13th hole. buba. now, watson, a 246 yard blast on a par 5, set himself up for eagle. he would birdie the hole. tied for the lead, now, the preshot lead. slipping away at 17. now, a miss. fell out of the tie. then, two shots back. in the end, how about brooks, did you have him on your board? putting off of the green at 15. got an eagle. won by a single shot, clear. okay. sounds weird when i say it but the golden state warriors have only two home games this month. we hung out with

roger federer and novak djokovic renew nair their rivalry. >> from physical sport to did i know al ones the gaming industry is now considered a serious game. related sports news now with raou raoul. >> thank you very much t got and barcelona. one point behind the leaders after they bean grenada 3-1 on saturday. scoring in the first half. the deck collaration, doubling lead after the break and there was a goal pulled back from 20 minutes ago. mesi sealed a 3-1 win. un heighted a 2-nil win, 5 points behind manchester city. city play liverpool on sunday. wiscore golds. so i was very happy. >> tennis roger federer has won the dubai championships for a 7th time beating djokovic in the final. this was the 37th time the pair had met. >> puts them second in the all-time list of great rivalry behind djokovic and nadal. but in this latest chapter, second set much closer. it took federer until the 11th game to break the serve and take a 6-5 lead. he served out the sets with a 6-3, 7-5 win, his second title of 2015. >> i think i i won the big points tonight. i think it was certainly -- 0 for 7 brea

novak djokovic got past tomas berdych, taking the first 6-1. tomas berdych back in the second, winning 7-5, breaking twice. novak djokovic returned fire winning the third 6-4 booking a place in saturday's final >>> u.s. open runner-up kei nishikori is through to the final at the mexican open where he'll take on david ferrer. he knocked out kevin anderson in the semis, hitting six aces and 29 winners during the match. he has the shot at claiming the number three world ranking if he wins and rafael nadal loses the argentina openment. >> somehow i found a way to win. really happy to win today. first time final here. >> thank you very much indeed more sport for you. as a tv series is lasted three seasons. the original "star trek" defined a generation. they had altruistic values human problems. the show adds iconic character, half human, half spoke. tom ackerman looks at his career. leonard nimoy was an accomplished artist acting teacher and photographer. >> space, the final frontier. >> reporter: his role in the "star trek" series in 1960 turned hi

novak djokovic got past tomas berdych, taking the first 6-0. tomas berdych came back in the second breaking the serb twice. novak djokovic returned fire winning 6-4 to book a pleas in saturday's -- place in saturday's final >>> roger federer had an easier time making it into the final, sweeping aside teenager born ark korni c. the world number two is it chaises a second title of the -- chasing a second title of the year. this week leaves that 19-17 >>> us open runner-up kei nishikori is through to the time taking on ferrer. a japanese player knocked out kevin anderson. he defeated his opponent 6-2, 3-6, 6-3. kei nishikori has a shot at claiming the number 3 ranking if he wins this final and rafael nadal losses the argentine open. >> somehow i found a way to win. happy to win today. first time in the finals here in acapulco. >> the houston rockets got the fourth straight bin betting the brooklyn nets on friday. brooklyn off to a fantastic start with devon williams arriving out a 10-.lead. -- 10-point lead. james harden edged the rockets ahead 10

djokovic is in there because he beat thomas tomas berdych on friday.berdych came back in the second set, and he would take it 7-5 but the third came back in the third and deciding set putting his place in supplied's final against the swiss. >>> well, much easier time for roger federer. he easily brushed aside the teenager in straight sets. federer going for his second title of 2015, which would improve his head to head record against djokovic. meanwhile here in doha, victoria asvranka beats another former number one, venus williams in the semifinals. the bella russian is a wildcard after last year. it drops her rankings to 48. when venus to come her sets, it looked like her first final since 2014. but azerenka would claim the victory, and a chance to claim her first title since 2013. >>> the czech world number 15 in straight sets. now just over an hour's time two of the favorites in the cricket world cup will face each other in auckland, co-hosts australia and new zealand will face each other. still undefeated at the tournament. later india will take o

novak djokovic and andy murray in the final. australian open. novak djokovic has won both previously the world number one is hoping to win his fifth australian open in total and eighth grand slam. the pair have been harder to split at melbourne park. the exchange that breaks in the second. they lead 5-4 >>> meantime martina hingis a 3-times singles champion sworn 20 years after her last win. it is her first since returning from requirement in 2013. >> australia was once a dominant figure. but in 39 years since a local lifted the trophy at home with a declining participation figures and tennis courts disappearing, there are fears that the glory days will remain in the past. >> reporter: it's a year another australian open with no home-grown winner. it's been 10 years since an australian played in a final. you have to go back further to find an australian that won the open. back in 1976. the semis against rowsal. he is like playing god. i think it was the best win in my life. once we got through him. i thought this is fantastic. is it more accurat

. >> number one's djokovic will face roger federer in the dubai championship final. he started win the sets, breaking djokovic twice, but the serve came back to win the third set putting himself in place for sunday's final against the swiss. >>> well forfeit for federer he had a he'dier time. he goes for his second title of the year which would ray prove his head-to-head record against djokovic with the swiss currently leading that 90-70. here at doha, reaching the final of the qatar open. she beat another former number one in venus williams. she now has a chance to claim her title in 2015. she'll face lucy safarova. the czech world number 15 win 6-3, 6-2. >>> on the second day of pre-season testing in barcelona ross came in second to teammate lewis. on friday he came in second. he left redbull in the offseason to join ferrari. the champion said he's feeling good head together first race of the season in melbourne on march 15th. >> a very positive point that we did a lot of lapse today, no doubt. i think you want to arrive in melbourne, and you make sure that you fin

after two tense sets novak djokovic ran away. taking the match 7-6, 6-7, 3-6, an i think career grand slam. >>> australia was once a dominant figure in global tennis it's been 39 years since a home player lifted the trophy. with declining participation figures and tennis courts disappearing. there are concerns the glory days may remain in the past. >> reporter: another year another australian open with no home-grown winner. it's been 10 years since an australian played in a singles final in the women's or men's event, you have to go back further to find the last australian to have won the open mark edmonton in 1976. >> the semis against rows wall - i just - he's like playing god. i think it was the best win of may life. and once i got through him. i just thought well this is fantastic. >> is it more accurate to say there's basically more things competing to kids attention than back in the day? >> in my view yes. when i was young there was four sports football - wrafr variety, cricket, tennis and swiping. >> reporter: a reason for

novak djokovic a run away with it. taking it 7-6, 6-7, 6-3, 6-0, his i think grand slam in total >>> australia was a dominant figure in global tennis it's been 39 years since a local lifted the trophy at home. with declining figures and tennis courts disappearing there are fears the glory days will remain in the past. >> reporter: another year another australian open with no home-grown winner. it's been 10 years since an anplayed in a single's final in men's or women's. you have to go back further to find the last australian to have won the open. mark edmon phone in "6. >> the semis are just - i mean against rosewall he is like playing god. i think it's the best win of my life. once i got through him, i thought this is fantastic. >> is it more accurate to say there's basically more things competing for kids attentions these days than back in the day. >> in my view yes. football, whatever variety, cricket, tennis. one reason for success is not enough people were playing center. in 2002, 18% were players, that's gone dow

this was djokovic's fifth australian open championship and his eighth grand slam title.t oracle arena youa to face the suns, trying to snap a require two game skid. here's schu, he has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. the warriors are having such a great season it seems impossible they would lose two straights but it happened. they turn the tied last night with phoenix suns in town. an 11-2 run. bledsoe dials up long distance. he had 16. suns led by as many as 12. second quarter warriors on their way back. seth curry weaves through and gets a game high 25. he was swishing and dishing. give and go to andrew bogut. get up. the alley oop. they will pull away. coast-to-coast, lays it in with two suns hanging on it. and-one. 106-87 they went, snapping their two game losing streak. >> the football hall of fame had tough choices but got it right on two counts. former raider tim brown and charles haley both selected. tim brown played his final year in tampa. played 16 years. 14,934 yards and 100 touchdowns. former heisman trophy winner went to nine pro b

djokovic ran away with it after that.took the match 76, 6-3, 6-love, 8th granted slam in total. >> i think he has a deeper meaning, more intrinsic value now to my life because i am a father and a hundreds. so, it's a first grands slam title i have won as a father and a husband. i just feel very very proud of it. >> australia was once a dominant figure in global tennis. it's been 39 years since a local has lifted the trophy at home with declining figures and tennis disappearing there are some fears the glory days will remain in the past. here is more. another year. it has been 10 years since an australian has played in a women or men event. you have to go back further to find the last australian to have won the open. that was mark edmonds that was mark edmonds simply not enough people are playing tennis. in 2002, eight % of 18 to 24-year-olds registered players. >> has gone down to six % in 2005. to just 3% in 2012. however, there is hope. this year's open saw 19-year-old nick kiosk reach the quarterfinals, the first time

djokovic has won a fifth open title. the world number one was taking on andy murray for the third time in the final. having won the previous two the tie breakers were needed to separate the pair. >> it's been 39 years since a local has won the trophy at home in tennis. with tennis courts disappearing, there are some who fear the glory days will remain in the past. >> another year, another australian open with no home-grown winner. it's been 10 years since an australian has played in a 16les final in either a woman or men's event. you have to go back even further to find the last australian to have won the open, mark edmundson, way back in 1976. >> he's like playing god. i think it was the best win of my life. once i got through him i just thought this is fantastic. >> when i was young there was football whatever variety cricket, tennis and swimming. >> one reason for the lack of success is simply not enough people are playing tennis. in 2002, 8% of 18-24 years old were registered players. that had gone down to 6% in 2005

finds the net and djokovic goes up 1-0. murray battles back. his fiancee loving it.a tour stops over this week. he had a three-stroke lead coming into the final round. several players had a shot at the title. let's tee it up. par 417th. the ball is going right to the pen. no worries. and right here making it look easy. he finished 14 shots back. laird this control on the same hole. double bogey and he is three slots back. three shots back. florida state grad rolls in a 50 footer and finishes at 15 under his first pga tour win. the season has come to a close and congratulations to the patriots. i now say go warriors. >> very big of you. >> congratulations. >> nice to be surrounded by one winner. >> that's it for tonight. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. thanks for injoing us. have a good night. release a devastating avalanche of taste on your tongue. bury yourself in the flavor full of sweet icing and filling. call off the hounds! rescue is unnecessary. pillsbury toaster strudel, the snow day of breakfasts. i can't believe i'm eating bacon and rich creamy

making it 11 match wins for novak djokovic. that is all the sport for now. >> thank you very much for that. and that is it from al jazeera, we have all the days news on the website, aljazeera.com, from me for now, bye-bye. >>> i.s.i.l. releases some of the sunni men it kidnapped four days ago near the iraqi city of tikrit. >>> you're watching al jazeera, live from headquarters in dough hoe, also coming up backing president abd-rabbu mansour hadi the u.n. security council describes him as the legitimate leader of yemen. how south africa is spying on russia over their joint satellite projected >>> and the french president presses for action. we

the 61-6-2 victory for djokovic. fer nan doze alonzo has been released from hospital after his crash in barcelona. the two-time world champion who suffered concussion won't be taking part in any testing and will continue his recovery at his spanish home. >>> lid can ko has returned home to new zealand for the first time after becoming the world's women's golfer number one. >> there have been many firsts in the young career of lydia ko, but this one is special. she's back home to play in new zealand for the first time as the world's number one women's golfer. >> to be in that position right now is great. it's great to share this number one ranking with all the people here in new zealand. >> the 17-year-old became the youngest player to reach the number one ranking last year. and strengthened her position in australia on sunday. the rise to the top has come as no surprise to her former coach who worked with her for ten years. guy wilson said that she'll continue to improve but the pressure on her will also increase. >>

if you set your dvr to watch the australian men's final, djokovic was trying to become the first manhe third set 6-3 and dominated the fourth set, closing out murray 6-40. it was his sixth australian open championship and his eighth grand slam title. up next, celebrating a historic 400-year-old tree. how people will try to renew female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. find the tempur-pedic that's right for you and see why they're the most highly recommended bed in america. plus, get three years interest-free financing. sleep risk-free with sleep train's 100 day money back guarantee. and of course, free same-day delivery. are you next? announcer: make sleep train your ticket to tempur-pedic. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ ooooh... i can hear that sizzle. getting louder! and louder! philly cheesesteak and egg sizzling with prime rib and gooey cheese. i better (just) silence this sizzle! the new philly cheesesteak and egg skillet. denny's. welcome to

. >>> novak djokovic will face roger fredder in dubai. djokovic got there by winning in three sets.rushed his opponent in straight sets. the swiss currently leads 19-17. >>> the international cycling union has called for the estona team to be stripped of their win. it follows an audit ordered that found a number of anti-doping violations. >>> the new york yankees batter alex rodriguez has been welcomed back by his teammates and fans as he joins his team for spring training. the 39-year-old made his return after completing a season-long suspension for doping. his return is not only divided opinion and his team manager says rodriguez needs to prove his place ahead of the opening game of the season on april 6th. >> i think the most important thing that comes back is his offense. and hopefully that is the quickest. it's hard to say. you know when i watched him take ground balls, his hands seem to work fine. his throws seem to be fine. when he took bp that seemed to be fine. but it's at that faster pace that you can see. you open it's his offense. >>> minnesota vikings adrian peterson wi

. >> t djokovic and if he had federer renew their rivalry. details coming up later in the program.he german based group oppose what it calls the islamization of europe has held the first rally in the u.k. about 400 demonstrators gathering in new cassel were met with 2000 strong counter protesters. police kept the two demonstrations apart. five people were arrested. >> thousands of right-wing activists have been rallying in rommes against immigration and the government of mateo reasonsi. others are demanding the government to keep out immigrants. claudio reports. >> reporter: this is the northern league on offensive. on saturday the anti-europe and anti-immigration party held a rally where they are least popular: rome. the party has long blamed the capital and the centralized government of stealing from the industrialized rich north of italy to finance the poorer south. it's new leader says rather than breaking up the country, he wants to unite it under his leadership. i am sillian, i think all should be united against europe sill. >> the only politic trying to do something for all

and novak djokovic defeated andy murray in the australian open.so the super bowl is over now, but malcolm butler's career is just getting started. >> pretty cool. "american sniper" continues to dominate the box office. >> "american sniper" shot down another box office record, earning $32 million this weekend, making it the biggest super bowl weekend gross ever will stop it has earned nearly $250 million in six weeks. >> now a check of the forecast? >> starting to see the transition to rain. it will be chilly and soggy, a wet start monday morning. grab the umbrella and set the alarm a little early. a little bit of water can impact the commute. cold and blustery in the afternoon. a wind advisory for the area. 32 degrees with sunshine tuesday. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> a huge blast of winter weather is making its way across the country. it will affect about 100 million americans, making for travel problems. alex raise is in chicago.

djokovic is 5 for 5 in the finals. >>> and golf used to be known for its decorum. is that changing? look at this. this is the phoenix open saturday. this beautiful hole in one on the par 3 16th hole. by the way, for every hole in one, a lucky fan gets their mortgage covered for a full year. and check out the gallery. they're tossing beer cans and food on to the course! lester and erica, it was raining beer cans. >> were they quiet beer cans? >> i've never been a golf guy but now i think i could get into it. no one told me there was beer. >> dylan is a golfer. is that what got you into the game? >> well, you no he you spend four hours on the golf course drinking beer there's nothing wrong with that. it's a fun activity. >>> let's take a look at the weather going on because we are talking about another major snowstorm. this one is right now hitting chicago hard where we could see a foot foot and a half of snow total. we've also got rain down across louisiana, arkansas moving into tennessee, too. in the northwest we have a lot of mountain snow and also in the southwest, al we started o

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djokovic hooked up, now, he hurt his thumb on this one. needed medical attention.sters were escorted out. security just right on it. by the way, he won the first set. murray won the second. and i guess his thumb was okay. he forced phaour tow hit long in the -- murray to hit long in. now, he won his 8th major title. 6 down under. won in the final set. 6-6. congratulations in order for murray who just gotten gauged. >> i want to congratulate your team and wish you all of the best for the rest of the season but most of all congratulate you on your engagement and wedding and membership kids. >> it is slightly different thinking for me now you that i am a father and husband, i apologize for changing the subject. >>> 30 minutes into the super bowl, phoenix open. now, on the first hole, the second shot, watch this. rolls back in for an eagle. now, he would later tie for the lead. 13, now, watson, 246 yard blast, par 5 hole, he would 2 putt for a birdie. pull in for a tie. 13 under. now, martin hitting a lead going into today. not anymore at 17. a effort. now, it fell out

djokovic with a huge winner that they would go on to win 6- 3. looking to take complete control.g forehand from him giving him a 4-0 lead here in the 7th. the championship point. he wins his fifth australian open title with andy murray that would hit that ball in to the match. reflects on how special this was for him. >> i think that it has a deeper meaning, more of a value now to my liking because i'm a father and a husband. and so it is the first thing as the father and a husband and just to feel very proud of it. >> 5-5 in melbourne. good for him, right? coming up on game on overtime a complete super bowl recap as we have the former redskins and the super bowl champion joining us in the studios as we're going to break it all down and maybe even take a look at the redskins to see how far they would be getting to the big game. >> all right. >> we dodge a big one, right? >> yes, that's right. it will be a pretty big snow event for maryland and pennsylvania and not for us though as we are looking at mostly rain, where it will be a wet monday morning commute. >> thank you very m. w

. >> fifth australian open title djokovic perfect five for five.ndy murray became the first man in the open era to lose four title notches at melbourne park. we ♪ ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. ♪ [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... ♪ [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. ♪ [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. >> ♪ >> welcome back everyone. peco kicked off its celebration of black history month this morning. today's event was held at the barnes foundation and it included hands on artists inspired by prominent african-american artist tip pen. it's the first of events that highlight the contributions of african-americans in >> all right, justin, we're just making the best of this forecast here. >> yeah, snow over the next few hours which will transition over to rain. north of the city watch out for freezing rain early tomorrow morning. >> thank you so much for joining us. i'm natasha brown, for lesley,

today lawyers for boston bombing suspect novak djokovic will appear before a -- dzhokhar tsarnaev will appear before a federal court. they hope the judge will move the trial out of the state. tsarnaev's attorney says they can't get a fair and impartial jury in massachusetts because too many people have personal connections to the boston marathon or the bombing. >>> it's 4:56 right now. an explosion ripped through an oil refinery in southern california. the impact this major accident could have on gas prices in the bay area. >> reporter: happy lunar new year. coming up, we'll tell you how locals are preparing to celebrate the year of the -- wait, the year >>> good morning, i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is pushing 5:00 now. bay area drivers are likely to see gas prices up after an explosion and fire shut down a major refinery in southern california. kpix 5's keit do explains how the shutdown will have a ripple effect across the state. he joins us live down in san jose. >>> reporter: >> reporter: a perfect storm is brewing for higher gas prices and that exp

also -- >> djokovic? >> andy murray capitulation. 6-0 in the final set.of course, hsbc, non-pmi figures coming out, an indication after the weekend's for reading on the chinese economy. further evidence of the chinese economy slowing. of course, djokovic. " is done.up have a great day. ♪ >> a very good morning to you. i am john dawson, and we are "on the move." developing story, trouble at chinese property firm kaisa. the ceo has quit. greece wants help for the banks but says no more aid for now. pole reversal. the queensland to feed be a career-defining moment. first, the first

>> novak djokovic: are you kidding me!? >> simon: my god, what a sight!le, where a giant radio telescope, peering into deepest space, discovered something that intrigued bob. >> we found a simple sugar called glycol aldehyde. >> simon: excuse me, i can't resist-- there's sugar out there? >> there's sugar out there there's alcohol. >> simon: this is very good news. ( laughs ) >> yes, indeed. >> roberto benigni: oh! mamma mia... >> kroft: the most fun bob may have ever had on a story was with the italian actor roberto benigni... >> benigni: i jumped on him. >> simon: you jumped on the pope? >> benigni: yeah! and i told... >> kroft: ...who explained in jumbled english how he greeted pope john paul. >> benigni: and i kissed here and here and here, in everywhere i kissed him. >> gavshon: it was one of bob's favorite moments in his career. >> benigni: and i called him dad! >> gavshon: he saw the enthusiasm of this actor who couldn't contain himself of his excitement. >> benigni: dad, finally, i found you again! >> kroft: but it wasn't always laughter. bob had h

. >> novak djokovic made a winning start to his championships campaign, the world number one playing a first match. disposing of canada's 6-4, 6-4. >> now, lydia go returned to new zealand. the youngest golfer to hit the rank aring. will compete in the open. there will be first. this is special. she's back to play in new zealand for the first time as the world's number one women's golfer. >> to be in that position is great, it's freight to share it with all the people in new zealand. the 17-year-old became the youngest player to reach the number one ranking last year. she sealed her position with a victory in the australian open on sunday. the rise to the top coming as no surprise to her former coach. guy wilson says she'll continue to improve, but the pressure on her would increase. >> she hasn't failed yet. winning enough events to lead up the leader board. it will be interesting to see how she goes being number one. >> it had a big impact on the game in new zealand, with a number of teenage girls playing golf is 20% last year. playing at home comes with extra attention and unique

djokovic has made a winning start to his campaign. the world number one saying his first match since winning the australian open last month. he would win 64- 6-4, 6-4. annow >> that is all the sport for now. >> thanks. a new show opens later this week in london looking at the art and signs of forensics and it's not all blood and guts but an insight of how forensics have developed over hundreds of years. jessica baldwin with a sneak peek. >> a familiar sight to millions around the world who have been hooked on television series showing crime solving series. it's all part of a new show "forensics: the anatomy of crime." there is lots of history. who knew the first text book on forensics and post mortem methods dates back to the 13th century in china. but it's photography that brought about forensic science. >> there has been this ma macabre fascination about what has happened. maybe by looking at some of these images and interpretations it's a way of making sense of that possibility, and the fact that this could happen to any one of us.

it was the eighth grand slam win overall for djokovic and he finished it in style, winning 12 of the, one of australia's greatest tennis players talks about her historic victory as wimbeldon. >>> goolagon was one of the most dominant women in tennis. but he was her victim from wimbeldon in 1971 that made history as she became the first ab abbore ridge natural player. >> i always thought of myself as a tennis player i just enjoyed playing tennis and i wanted to achieve my dream so i was too busy doing that. so i never really thought of myself as -- being the first aboriginal to win a wimbeldon and so on. yeah but at the same time i have just for myself i feel like it was a real achievement for myself because i won a big tournament i won wimbeldon. i achieved my dream.

alan: es increÍble cÓmo estÁ jugando djokovic.bai al vencer a richard gasquet. el suizo pasÓ sólo dos horas y 17 minutos en la cancha en sus tres primeros partidos. ahora jugarÁ la semifinal con este joven de 18 aÑos, croata, coric. alan: la va a tener difÍcil, ni federal. - mi federer. adriana: y peterson fue favorecido por la decisiÓn de la corte de distrito. dijo que se actuÓ fuera de lugar cuando se suspendiÓ a peterson por castigar a su hijo de 4 aÑos con violencia. alan: yo no lo veo mal, como se dieron las marcas del niÑo y todo... adriana: pensÉ que me ibas a decir que no veÍas mal el castigo. el prÓximo 6 de marzo arranca la nueva campaÑa de la mls configuras de renombre internacional como pete dempsey, kakÁ y david villa. la temporada se iniciarÁ con el partido entre los Ángeles galaxy y el chicago fire. alan: tenemos dos segundos. adriana: contacto deportivo, a partir del lunes, por univisiÓn, y repÚblica deportiva, por supuesto. >> ¿quieres ser parte de nuestro programa? que tal le saluda fabiola kramsky...continuan in

murray is 0 for 4 in the finals djokovic 5 for 5. >>> today in japan, grief and anger after the newsournalist kenji goto was beheaded by isis. there were hopes this time would be different. a would-be suicide bomber for an idealistic reporter a potential exchange. but then hopes dashed. the same desert scene, the same orange jump suit the same killer. joining me now from jordan is nbc news chief global correspondent bill nealy. a good evening your time. what's the reaction been like today? >> yes hello, alex. the reaction here almost in direct contrast to that in japan. in japan, there was fury, a bleary eyed prime minister saying we will never, never forgive isis for this saying we will defeat terrorism. here, well there is fear over the fate of their captured air force pilot. from the government almost silence. also almost a disjointed approach. the only official word from the government here was a statement on state media saying that isis had rejected all its attempts to secure the release of the japanese hostage, a rather defensive approach. but it also then said while the condem

new this morning in the australian open, novak djokovic won the title.stralian open finals, and this is murrays fourth second place finish. >>> coming up, we're looking more about the fate of two hostages being held by isis, and how the japanese government is responding. and there's one lonely driver on the bridge this morning. not too much traffic early this sunday morning. we'll be right back. . >> reporter: right in front of the brand-new ucsf mission bay medical center that opened for the first time this morning. a long line of ambulances have been transferring patients from the other facilities to this location. so far there's been no issues, administrators say because they've practiced and prepared for this day for quite some time. some of these patients are coming from the mount zion hospital. most of the 124 patients, though, be coming from the campus where we were earlier this morning. patients are being transported every four minutes. it will house a women's hospital, cancer hospital, so some of those patients are making the transfer this morni