david: john rogers, you referred to warren buffett.ere's one thing i want to know, it's where rates are going to be in five years. how important is it to you? what are your thoughts on where rates are going to be? we have a strong view that rates are going to continue to go higher overtime, and we're trying to make sure we are investing in companies that will do well in that environment. and of course, there are those that will suffer. we think wage inflation is becoming more and more severe. to help putg pressure on interest rates. that playave seen out, but with different reactions from different sectors. homebuilders were crushed, but that is a different story. industry but not other industries may be affected. can you lay out winners and losers for me? some winners could become things like northern trust. they are a world-class bank. they get paid in management fees. higher rates will be good for them, and that would be one of our favorites. we have others that we think will do well. we try to stay away from companies that will hav

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roger federer who was once set lead if the 55th -ranked player in the world john millman. federer now is 40 and one losing in four sets. john millman pulls off a major upset, one of two upsets last night. maria also been for the first time ever in a night match at arthur ashe stadium, 22 and one make it to playoffs wins for 24-year old call for bryce winning. cheryl: had golf, tennis and colin kaepenick. that's the sports report for you. >> welcome back. cheryl: good to see you. >> welcome back, students. school starts. cheryl: catch jarret sports reports 24/seven. lauren: after celebrating this morning. coming up global stocks weighed down, no celebration by uncertainty as trade talks for with candidate to replace the nafta trade deal drags on. you are looking at european stocks. be right back. insurance that won't replace the full value of your new car? you'd be better off throwing your money right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with liberty mutual new car replacement we'll replace the full value of your car. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty ♪ too hot to work

number three, john millman stunt roger federer in the quarterfinals last night but with the match ending at 1:00 a.m. in new york did not leave him time for his fantasy football draft. >> i have got a 7:00 in the morning fantasy draft so i will get up for that. i am second pick. >> that is george on seinfeld stuffing his face with ice cream. there was another look at this today, this woman went viral dipping her chicken strips in to a soda. when i saw that it reminded me of a trip to italy with a friend of mine, he ordered a pizza with egg. >> it is a very trendy way to have your pizza. >> seriously? >> restaurants in san francisco do that. >> you need to get out more. >> obviously. >> coming up, a campaign up in flames. a fire reaction to a strong statement from nike involving colin kaepernick. >>> democrats face brett kavanaugh, we talked to an expert who i the describes the political power plays at the hearing. oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (vo) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blo

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open round of 16, number two seed roger federer against john millman. third in a tiebreak. fourth set, match point, fetterer's return is going to go long. that ended the three hour and ad minute match. millman advances. the first time federer has ever lost to a player ranked outside of the top 50. the abc 7 sports report. there are are many wondering if something is wrong with roger federer. he certainly did not end that match like he started. he did not look like himself. we will ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ i'm a small business, but i have... big dreams... and big plans. so how do i make the efforts of 8 employees... feel like 50? how can i share new plans virtually? how can i download an e-file? virtual tours? zip-file? really big files? in seconds, not minutes... just like that. like everything... the answer is simple. i'll do what i've always don

open round of 16, number two seed roger federer against john millman.the first set and then won and it took the third in a tiebreak. fourth set, match point, fetterer's return is going to go long. that ended the three hour and ad minute match. millman advances. the first time federer has ever lost to a player ranked outside of the top 50. the abc 7 sports report. there are are many wondering if something is wrong with roger federer. he certainly did not end that match like he started. he did not look like himself. we will will one day be affected by some kind of vision problem. save your vision for the years ahead. call... or log on to seeabettertomorrow.org to learn about glaucoma and macular degeneration. ♪i am beautiful in every single way♪ ♪words, can't bring me down♪ >> that's it for tonight. for all of us, thanks for joining us. good night. >>> tv's number one daily viral video show "right this minute." >>> what? >> the puppy she wanted is gone and she's devastated. >> you have no idea. >> but see the twist that turned on the happy tears. >>> its

coming up after that, novak djokovic plays roger federer‘s conqueror, the unseeded australian john millman cup team was confirmed on wednesday when captain thomas bjorn named his four wildcard picks for this year's matches against the united states. of the eight players who had already qualified via the european tour's money list and the world points list, five of them were rookies, with only francesco molinari, justin rose and rory mcilroy having previous ryder cup experience. bjorn countered that by adding four ryder cup veterans, including henrik stenson, sergio garcia, ian poulter and paul casey, who rejoined the european tour this year in the hope of making the team. i only wanted to be putt of the ryder cup team if i felt i could be a great contributor to them, which i know i can be. and once i announced my intentions to thomas, you know, it was full tilt. so to finally reach that goal, and this was obviously just the tip reach that goal, and this was obviouslyjust the tip of reach that goal, and this was obviously just the tip of the iceberg, we've now got to push on and go to paris

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rogers trying to be john wayne. but when i was listening to the diary, he would be belly aching about the press in very specific terms. like, marine dowd did this, judy woodruff did that, sam donaldson did this. i was beginning to worry as president, the man who won the cold war had watched tv all day. what i realized, somewhat in consultation with tim, part of what happened is he had everything in his briefcase. so he had the white house news sum entry the tape recorder. so he would be on marine one or air force one and pull everything out and start looking at this and be reading this great transcript of everyone who'd been attacking him all the time. so he would just react to it that way. that's the reality. how many of you all love being criticized? maybe you're better than i am, but, you know, it's just -- and that -- to me that's the importance of the work you all do. it's that you all humanize people who are at risk of becoming momentumal and therefore less accessible and character's destiny. the greeks were r

york in a step closer to that fourteenth grand slam title the serve knocking out john millman of australia had beaten roger federer in the previous round very high humidity again an issue for the players despite this game finishing just before midnight local time djokovic kept his time courts were minimum facing the world number fifty five in straight sets on i asked the term player would you know would have there using some form of ventilation or air conditioning on the down of the court level side and he says that he's not the where you normally would comes through the hallway type of thing i think that this tournament needs to address this i mean because whether it's night or day which is don't have air down their fields like sauna i mean. it's. i don't know what i want to add to that. waiting for jack rich in the semifinals his car misha curie of japan to the rematch of the twenty four team u.s. side can follow one issue curry beat four champion croatia chile chair in five sets there much lasted just under five hours. last year's runner up in the women's final madison cases into the last four again the

is a step closer now to his fourteenth grand slams hoddle the serve knocking out john millman of australia had beaten roger federer in the previous round humidity again a big issue for the players despite this game finishing just before midnight djokovic so keeping his time on courts were minimum beats in the world of the fifty five straight sets. i asked the term player would you know whether they're using some form of ventilation or air conditioning on the down at the court level side and he says that he's not aware of that you know only what comes through the hallway type of thing i think that this tournament needs to address this i mean because whether it's night or day we just don't have air down there he feels like sauna i mean. it's. i don't know what i want to add to that. why it seems the joke which in the seventies is cannister korea japan in a rematch of the twenty fourth sci fi nish a curry beat former champion in five sets this match lasting just under five years . last year's runner up in the women's final madison cases into the last four as well the american number fourteen c. beating carla

. >>> john millman the man who took down roger federer. no upset tonight. djokovic won it 6-3, 6-4. winners madison k our next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4-30. griego and >>> "the late show with stephen colbert" is next. our next newscast tomorrow morning at 4:30. >> have a good night.

rogers trying to be john wayne. i'm fine. [laughter] i read your letter to jackson. he is 93. he's at the hospital. i said thank you sir. actually is a letter to trump about jackson he said but yeah jackson will pay more attention. [laughter] so he is fine. mark him off your worry list. but i want to talk today in two parts. one is how i do things to represent a manifestation and in some ways extreme of perennial american forces. the path is not cultural zoloft or a bedtime story. but and in perspective of proportion. and to know that as it happened to the people living challenges of their time. we do two things. if we do a disservice to the nation we want to protect to act as if progress was inevitable tell that to john lewis or rosa parks or elizabeth cady stanton or frederick douglass or harriet tubman or surgeon or truth. tell them that this will work out. we need to remember history to honor those who gave the ultimate price to have something worth defending. so if we act as if history is a myth if everything works out in a land far far away to foreclose the possibility o

. >>> john millman the man who took down roger federer. no upset tonight. djokovic won it 6-3, 6-4.ison keys, naomi osaka. and we'll be right back. ones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. today, life-changing technology from abbott is helping hunt them down at their source. because the faster we can identify new viruses, the faster we can get to stopping them. the most personal technology, is technology with the power to change your life. life. to the fullest. and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program visit right now or call during business hours. our next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4-30. griego and >>> "the late show with stephen colbert" is next. our next newscast tomorrow morning at 4:30. >> have a good night. captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ take a look it's in a book ♪ a reading rainbow ♪ a reading rainbow ♪ a reading rainbow >> when you grow up, do you w

mike rogers, john brennan and jim cooley. given the remarks he made at ci recently, it would appear to me, at least the inference you can draw, he got smarter about it or more educated about the value. but he did make a comment, or something like that. i don't remember the exact words. we didn't dwell on it at the time. again, this was 20 months ago. the president-elect at the time, had very little or virtually no exposure to intelligence at all. in fairness to him, it is part of the education process. i would say that the interesting contrast here between mike hayden and mike rogers, i think it reflects the decision, whether or not to speak out, is a highly personal one. mike rogers, i think it is quite understandable to take the position he has taken. he will get over it. [ laughter ] you know, having served in this administration, i think he is going to come at it from a different perspective. it was 23 years ago for me this month that i retired from the military. september, 1995. it never occurred to me to speak out or go

admiral mike rogers, john brennan and jim comey, and given the remarks he made, it would appear to me the inference you could draw is he has gotten smarter about it or gotten more educated about the value of human spirit but it did make the comment something like that, exact words come we didn't dwell on at the time. we just pressed on with our briefing. but again this was 20 months ago and the president-elect at the time had virtually no exposure to intelligence at all pics i think this is in fairness to him, it's part of the education process. i have to say that the interesting contrast you between my kayden and mike rogers -- mike hayden and mike rogers reflects the decision whether or not to speak out as a former come is a highly personal one. mike rogers, i think it's quite understandable, taken the position is taken, he will get over it. [laughing] you know, having served in this administration i i think he's going to come at it from a different perspective. it was 22 years ago for me, 23 years ago this month that i retired from military in 1995, september 1995. i never thought,

admiral mike rogers, john brennan, jim comey. and given the remarks he made at gina haskell's installation at cia recently, it would appear to me -- at least the inference you could draw -- is, you know, he's gotten smarter about it or gotten more educated about the value of human. but he did make a comment something like that. those weren't the exact words. we didn't dwell on it at the time the, we just pressed on with our briefing. but, again, this was 20 months ago, and the president-elect at the time had very little, virtually no exposure to intelligence at all. so i think this is, in fairness to him, you know, kind of part of the, part of the education process. .. >>. [laughter] having served in this administration, i think he's going to come at it from a different perspective. it was 23 years ago for me this month i retired from the military in september 1995. i never thought, it didn't even occur to meto speak out or go on television or any of that . but i came to the conclusion that we are in a very different place and a

five-time champion roger federer lost to australian john millman who is ranked 55th in the world.n moves on to face novak djokovic. >>> and a big surprise in college football overnight. virginia tech dominated florida state rolling to an easy win.th. >> ouch. >>> and tiger woods had a great time posing with fans at a pga event near boston, or did he? turns out the real tiger was busy on the 12th green while this guy was schmoozing with the crowd. quite a look-alike there. check it out. look-alike on the left, but the guy on the right, big difference, took home more than $71,000 for playing in the tournament. >> fake tiger just being fake tiger. >>> up next in "the pulse," the decoration at mcdonald's that has people talking. >>> also the response after nike chooses colin kaepernick as one of the faces of the just do it campaign. >>> and later, the unlikely way a diamond ring was returned to its owner thanks to a worker at starbucks. a worker at starbucks. moderate to severe plaque psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla

on the men's side john millman upset second seeded roger federer.d ten times in the match. it concluded at nearly 1:00 a.m. this morning. i guess we will not see them after all. finally we turn to major league baseball and place in the record books for jacob degrom who has now strung together 25 straight starts of three or fewer runs. that matches an mlb record set more than 100 years ago in 1910 by cubs righty. >> so many things to break down before colin kaepernick, roger federer. >> a lot of people shocked by federer being knock out. it is very uncharacteristic of him. he said he was hot, he just didn't feel right. there you go, things can happen. >> congratulations to kaepernick on the new nike add. still ahead, 60 days until the midterm elections and we are breaking down the candidates, the voters and cash being spent. plus president trump issues a warning to the syrian government about a grave humanitarian mistake. we will talk about what is next for the war-torn country and why the president is tweeting about it straight ahead. tweeting abo i

john and tony. >> the coincidence, roger -- i'm not saying it's proof. i'm not saying he has you. i don't know what he has. i don't know what your people have been telling him. i don't know the truth of what you know. the timing, july 22, wikileaks publishes the hacked e-mails. you said you were kidding. i will give you that august 21, the tweet you are talking about, trust me, it will soon be the president -- be the podesta's time in the barrel. you say, it's a typo, you meant both of them. i will give you that. >> plural possessive. it may be correct now that i look at it. they write about the involvement in the ukraine working for the same political party as paul manafort. in april of 2016, in the panama papers, the podesta brothers are involved in russian business, including banking, aluminum, all of this is public. >> sure. >> there's no state secret here. yes, it is a coincidence, there is no evidence to the contrary. >> their activities and having proof maof e-mails being taken some coincidence. >> but it's a coincidence. there's no evidence that i knew in advance that anyb

to tennis now where five time champion roger federer has crashed out of the u.s. open to australia's john melon then federer cruised through the first set against his unseated opponent but millman claimed the next three sets millman now advances to the quarterfinals for the first time where he will face novak djokovic who powered into the final eight with a straight sets victory over joe while sosa of portugal djokovic has won the title twice before now a new advertising campaign by sports giant nike has thrown support behind american football player collin kapur neck and laid up an already racially charged debate in the united states this just days before the start of the new season capper nick is the quarterback who caused division protesting racial injustice by kneeling during the american national anthem that protest started more than two years ago and president trump has chimed in forcefully against the movement a capper nick started not he's new campaign pulls no punches believe in something even if it means secor flossing everything that's exactly what colin company because done ov

second seeded roger federer taking on unseeded john millman the 58th ranked player in the world takes the second and third set. the fourth as the australian sends it to federer hits it out. roger federer upset. millman's first ever win against top ten player and becomes the lowest ranked player to beat federer at the.s. and he joked, yes, this wrapped up at 1:00 a.m. and he had a 7:00 a.m. fantasy draft so priority, guys. he's keeping things in acrspective. >>to you. >> can use that only when you're young. >> coming up in our next half ur, news 4 breaks down every on st and turn in the man murder cases. >> tonight new clues that could change everything. plus the chilling phone calls the victims made inside that home as they were being held hostage. hostage. >> our special coverage where are we taking him? i have no clue. we're just tv doctors. if this was a real emergency, i'd be freaking out. but thanks to cigna, we can do more than just look heroic. we can help save lives by getting you to a real doctor for a check-up. nurse, this thing's defective. please don't touch that. we are t

roger federer going down to unseeded john millman in four sets.or federer at the u.s. open against an opponent ranked outside the top 50. the 20-time grand slam winner said he could not overcome the heat. >> i just thought it was very hot tonight. and was just one of those nights where i guess i felt i couldn't get air. there was no circulation at all. i don't know. for some reason i struggled tonight. one of the first times it happened. >> millman never made it to the fourth round in any grand slam. now on to the quarterfinals. the main concern now after the win is not the tournament. >> it is 1:00 now. probably should try to get recovery. i have a 7:00 morning drop. i'll get up for that -- morning fantasy draft. i'll get up for that. i don't know if i will go gurley or not. >>> in baseball, the mets jacob degrom having the best season ever for a pitcher with less than ten minutes. six innings of one-run ball. he tied the major league record of allowing three runs or fewer in the 25th consecutive start. the shocker, the mets could not give him ru

all right in tennis five time champion roger federer has crashed out of the u.s. open losing to australia's john millman federer cruised through the first set against his unseated opponent but millman took the next three says he now advances to the quarterfinals for the first time where he'll face none other than novak djokovic who powered into the final eight with a straight sets victory over portugal's so-so. now to the world of surfing big waves sandy beaches blue skies and sun it's easy to picture right when i imagine if you were unable to picture it if you were blind well this is the story of a blind surfer and surfing coach who more than makes do with his other senses on his favorite waves off spain's basque ost. as i tore frank a senate warms up on the shoreline his four senses are tangling being blind is no obstacle to doing what he loves most surfing. the taste touch smell and sounds of the ocean guy he will long the waves of the well known surf break. and if that's not enough frank assent to still runs his own coaching school. stock let ok's the feel well everybody says it's not possib

mueller team has been looking at is whether or not roger stone had any advance notice that wikileaks was going to post these -- the dnc e-mails. the johnall of this whether or not roger stone had any kind of advance notice. that's where he comes into place, because it's believed that he was somehow communicating with wikileaks, whether through their lawyers or assange is not clear. but it seems that that is wh what -- where his interest lies. the mueller team wants to know his communications with roger stone about wikileaks. that seems to be the focus of the mueller investigation. this would be the third person that we know of -- actually the fourth person that the mueller team has wanted to talk to who is an associate of roger stone. things here not looking good for roger stone. he himself, he has not been before the grand jury. obviously, significant. could indicate that he is a target in this investigation. >> absolutely. great to see you. thanks so much. >>> i want -- tune in tonight 7:00. i will interview randy credico about what went down. >>> first, former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe, he was fired back in march. but we are

comment that the president made on january january 6, not just to me but all of us, john brennan, jim comey, mike rogers. aten the remarks he made haspel's installation at c. i., the inference you can draw is that he has got smarter about it or more educated about the value of humans. he did make a comment, or comment, orke something like that. i don't remember the exact words but we did not dwell on it at the time. this was 20 months ago. the president-elect, at the time, had virtually no exposure to intelligence at all. in fairness to him, it's part of the education process. the interesting contrast between mike hayden and rogers here. it reflects that the decision about whether or not to speak out is a highly personal one. mike rogers, and it is quite understandable him taking the position he has taken -- he'll get over it. [laughter] having served in this administration, he'll come at it from a different perspective, mike rogers. was 24 years ago for me that i military.om the september 1995. i never thought --it never occurred to me to speak out or go on television or any of that. to the conclusion

roger pedder. is that he will be playing john millman, he will be hard to beat but novak djokovic will fancy his titlehe us open number 19 seed anastasija sevastova knocked out defending champion sloane stephens with a 6—2, 6—3 victory to progress to the semi—finals. the latvian number 19 seed, who is through to her first grand slam semi—final, broke stephens twice in the opening set and completed the win in just under an hour and a half. i have been six and seven since monday, bad sinus infection. whatever, you to play. i said, i have been playing well in the last matches and today was a tough day, aided and play my best, i wish i could have played better but itjust wasn't that a. —— itjust could have played better but itjust wasn't that a. —— it just wasn't the day. a source close tojose mourinho has disputed a spanish newspaper report claiming a suspended prison sentence has been accepted by him. earlier reports in the el mundo newspaper claimed that the manchester united manager had accepted the punishment and a fine as part of a deal to settle a spanish tax evasion case. the manchester united bos

likejohn mcginn and failure to sign transfer targets like john mcginn irked and failure to sign transfer targets likejohn mcginn irked rendon rogers all is not well between brendan rodgers and the board but the noises here today were of unity and determination to turn things around. i think they've got the strength in depth and the quality of player, just like everybody else. they have gone through a little bit of a blip but we've seen it many times before. i've experienced it myself as a manager. once they hit the ground running, they're going to be hard to stop. brendan rodgers's successes here have earned him a place alongside some great but he seems to have a challenge on his hand to achieve nine in a row like another of the greats. it's a sport that many of us may not be familiar with and despite its name — modern pentathlon has been a core 0lympic even since 1912. it combines fencing, swimming, equestrian, cross country running and shooting and britain has a world champion too. jamie cooke came in to see me earlier to talk about his dramatic win and how he got involved in the sport. i got into it from a swimming background.

roger tawney became supreme justice when john marshall died in 1835. was more of the small government guy, a committed democrat, a committed jacksonian whose most infamous decision was dred scott. dred scott versus sanford, in which was ruled territories could not outlaw slavery, it was unconstitutional. that was his most infamous decision. he had many other important decisions, but the supreme court was one of jackson's biggest legacies, no doubt about it. you imagine a modern president having six picks on the supreme court? jonathan: monumental. monumental, no doubt about it. host: we go to gym in time that, california. tujunga, california. jonathan: what were the events going at the time that may jackson a populist president? -- caller: what were the events going on at the time that made jackson a populist president? were thingsere going on at the time were people were getting in their way, and who was getting in their way? bankers on the east coast. it manifests itself in different ways. if you're a farmer and you want land, and there is an indian

roger federer out at the u.s. open. beaten in the round of 16 by unseeded australian john millman. first time federer lost to someone outside of the top 50. the second seeded federer was off his game. double faulting ten times. failing to convert set points and it won't get easier for millman. the number 6 seed and 13-time champion novak djokovic. tough exit if you are in charge of ticket sales. >>> about 49 minutes past the hour. growing concerns that the u.s. backed rebels in syria could come under attack. the president with a forceful warning for adversaries in the region. we go live to the middle east. what do harvard graduates know about cognitive performance? as you'd probably guess, a lot. that's why a new brain health supplement called forebrain from the harvard-educated experts at force factor is flying off the shelves at gnc. forebrain's key ingredients have been clinically shown to help enhance sharpness and clarity, improve memory, and promote learning ability. and now every man and woman in america can claim a complimentary bottle. just use your smartphone to text the

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and it tested 2 seed roger federer in every way tonight..john millman making quite the name for himself...round of 16... millman... unseeded and ranked 55th... ready for the heat... and ready for federer... millman already up 2 sets to 1... federer can't handle this wicked forehand... he hits wide... millman wins the 3rd set 7-6... 9-7 in the tiebreaker 4th set... federer... with the easy overhead smash... but he hits into the net... millman with the break... an amazing 77 unforced errors for federer 4th set tiebreaker... federer double faults back-to-back... he doubled faulted 10 times... giving millman a 4-1 lead and from there the aussie finished off the huge upset... millman beats federer 3-6, 7-5, 7-6, 7-6.... it's the first time federer has lost to a player outside the top-50 in the world... it's the first time in 11 tries millman has beaten a player in the top 10... next up for him... novac djokovic the a's continue to surge ahead in the wild card race... a real opportunity in front of them this week as they are closing the gap with the yankees for that first wild card spot... pa

open last night, roger federer going down to unseeded john millman in four sets. for federer at the u.s. open against an opponent ranked outside the top 50. the 20-time grand slam winner said he couldn't overcome the heat and it will be another scorcher out there in flushing meadows today. going to feel like 100 out there, alisyn. it will cool down a little bit for the night games and that's when serena will be in action in the quarterfinals. we'll have to wait to see how she handles all the heat. >> she'll handle it. >> you know what she'll wear? >> whatever the hell she wants. whatever the hell she wants. >> thank you very much. >>> so rudy giuliani says that president trump's -- >> he wears whatever the hell he wants. >> pretty much does. he says that president trump's legal team struck a deal with robert mueller about what information will be publicly disclosed from the special counsel's report when it is issued. we're going to ask jeffrey toobin about that because he just interviewed giuliani for a fascinating new profile. (vo) this is not a video game. this

. >> john mcenroe called it the biggest upset in tennis history. roger used to the heat. john millman said, listen, he knows what it wasn't federer's best day but he'll take it. >> federer is actually human. he's a machine, so amazing. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." here are three things that you should know today. oil prices rose this morning after several gulf coast oil riggs were evacuated before the arrival of tropical storm gordon tonight. it's expected to make landfall as a hurricane. west texas is intermediate crude futures $71.40. prices at the pump could also be affected now. any supply outages could lead to higher gas prices. >>> child born through in vitro fertilization are six times more likely to develop high blood pressure early in the life. researchers writing in the journal of the american college of cardiology suggests the process alters blood vessels in children. higher rate of hypertension may be one of its long-term consequences >>> the louvre abu dhab yeah. has postponed leonardo da vinci's most famous painting. . the rare p

rog roger federerer on the lower levels. his name is john.ost have never heard of him before this. he has never beaten anyone in the top ten until last night. he beat him in four sets. he will actually take another big challenge >>> a brand new section of books. they are lgbt books. it is a special election including fiction and nonfiction books for all ages that relate to gender identity and sexual orientation. if you want to go it starts at 6:00 at the library. >>> we all know there's no place like home there, but there's really no agency like the fbi at least when it comes to solving a mystery. these are not any old pair of shoes that we are going to show you. they are a half dozen pairs worn by yjudy garland. they were stolen in 2005. they have been v since been b found. the fbi agents talk more about this case coming up a little later today. >> that is interesting. when we complain about wanting to go home. >> yeah. >>> coming up next on today in the bay, speaking of shoes, how about nike burning. it is the athletic company's deal with c

in tennis five time champion roger federer has crashed out of the u.s. open to australia's john mailmen federer cruise through the first set against his unseated opponent but millman claims the next three sets melman now advances to the corner finals for the first time where he will face novak djokovic who powered into the final eight with a straight sets victory over joe whoa sosa of portugal djokovic has won the title twice before it's. on now to the world of surfing and big waves sandy beaches blue skies sun it's easy to picture right now imagine if you were unable to picture it if you were blind this is the story of a blind surfer and surfing coach who more than makes do with his other senses on his favorite waves off of spain's basque coast. as i told frank has sent a warms up on the shore on his four senses are tingling. being blind is no obstacle to doing what he loves most. the touch smell and sounds of the ocean caught him along the waves at the famous are out surf break. and if that wasn't enough frank a center still runs his own coaching school. and everybody says it'

and time is five time champion roger federer has crashed out of the u.s. open to australia's john millman federer cruised through the first set against his unseated opponent but nolan claimed that the next three claimed or rather the next three sets in and he won them moment now advances to the quarterfinals for the first time where he will face novak djokovic who powered into the final eight with a straight sets victory over shows of portugal joke a bitch has won the title twice before. sports retail giant nike will feature former american football quarterback collin capper nick in a new advertising campaign capper nick is the athlete who sparked a racially charged controversy by kneeling during the u.s. national anthem in twenty sixteen he was protesting racial injustice and police brutality toward african-americans other players joined capra nick but the protest movement became bitterly divisive for some fans and us president donald trump who said that protesting players disrespect the american flag and the military kaepernick has been unable to find work in the last two years

roger federer. they're both out, with the five—time champion federer knocked out by a man ranked number 55 in the world. here's our tennis correponsdent russell fuller. johngs in tennis and he played an outstanding match. the celebration was discreet, i see. i think he realised the shock the stadium felt when roger federer was knocked out. roger federer could not trust his serve and made too many errors for the resorting to the drop shot almost in desperation and admitted afterwards he was quite glad it was all over. but felt a bit like his defeat in the fourth round in new york in 2013. we did not know then he had a back problem. and he came back spectacularly. can he win again, i would came back spectacularly. can he win again, iwould not came back spectacularly. can he win again, i would not write him off. at the australian open at the start of the australian open at the start of the year or on the grass at wimbledon but he now 37. and in these conditions, overfive wimbledon but he now 37. and in these conditions, over five sets in this sapping humidity we should not be surprised that for once roger federer fell slightly short of expectations. and the