match point, li na's forehand goes wide. kim clijsters, wins her first australian open. >> pga tour at torrey pines. a course where phil mickelson grew up playing, and tiger woods seems to win everytime he plays there. can easily be distracted with the views on this course. start off with tiger on the 13th. a -- it's well right. trying to get his fans back by hitting at them! eight off the lead. shot of the day. hunter mahan. par-5 18th. his second. puts it to within three fight. mahan would eaglele just one back. phil mickelson playing very well. usually nose his -- usually does in his home down. phil would birdie. shoots a 68 today. tied for the lead at 12-under. along with bill haas, hunter mahan and bubba watson, a shot back, and marin native shaq miller tied for 24th. nhl, the skills contest. couture would beat suppan of the rangers. this exciting or what? the all-star game should provide a lot more entertainment. from one winter sports to another. winner x -- winter x games. clawson pulling off the right-sided kangaroo

and historic astray you know in final winning the trophy for the first time in her career against li na who'd become the first chinese to reach a grand slam final leno had beaten classes just two weeks before in the sydney international final and looked ready to cause another upset in melbourne even though she suffered a nervous breakdown says she kept a call and a spectacular cross call forehand can use the first set six break to change great voice early in the second and the now pulled herself in front three two but it was all clijsters after that the belgian unleashing a barrage of ground strokes to keep her opponent running the right before the price of the seven straight games to take the second set six three before taking the decider by the same pool and closing the prize to celebrate a comeback mom winning her second straight grand slam a move because displaced is one of the over as the world number two a month i mean while on sunday andy murray will have the chance to win his maiden grand slam title as he takes on about djokovic in the final of the two players are good friends o

li na was trying to be the first chinese woman to win a major. came close but didn't make it. >> surprising tournaments, federer, nadal, they're out. >> they're out. men's final later our time tonight. andy murray against novak djokovic. and who do you like, dan? >> i like whoever's name i can pronounce better. >> i guess that's murray. >> and you can pronounce jackie meretsky's name? >> it rolls off the tongue. jackie, how are you doing? good morning. >> i just put your agent on speed dial. >>> guys, let's talk a look at this system on the west, and by the way, if you live in the northeast and you think i don't need to pay any attention to what happens in the west, well, thing again because this is the low that works its way all across the nation. that could bring unsettled weather next week. right now, really just a rainmaker for seattle and portland. a quick turn to the southeast. this is some of the mildest weather since december. so temperatures are going to be 10 to 20 degrees above the norm. keep in mind, though, we do have the threat for

her opponent, li na in her first finals. clijsters rallies in the second. breakpoint. watch this winner. down the line. takes the second. kim would steam roll from there that was wicked. match point. clijsters wins her fourth grand slam. >> former nfl great her herschel walker. gets kicked in the face. doesn't like it. lets out a scream and then knocks carson to the grownt. walker wins in 3:13 by technical knockout. he is now 2-0 in his young mma career. and the bryan brothers take the australian open. both former stanford players. >> herschel walker has done ballet -- >> mike: he is 48 years old. unbelievable. >> alan: that concludes another broadcast of abc-7. thanks for watching. captioned by closed captioning services inc.

earlier in the day kim clijsters hoisted her trophy after beating li na for the women's title. it the first australian open win for clijsters. it was so fun to watch djokovic. he won in 2008. >> a year of surprises, too. >> to see him strip, good call. >>> we turn to an extraordinary story out of scotland where a climber literally lost his footing near the top of a mountain and then plunged 1,000 feet down. he only -- not only did he survive, though, he now says he wants to tackle mt. everest next. james shaw of the bbc has his amazing story. >> reporter: any way you look at it adam potter, an amateur climber from glasgow, is a very lucky man with just cuts, bruises and minor fractures to his back, he is now able to explain the details of the slip which could have cost him his life. >> i was slipping down on ice and snow. and then i -- and i tried to lose some speed at that point, but it was very difficult. my speed gathered pace very quickly. every now and then i'd go over a cliff, so any speed i had lost immediately came back. >> reporter: it was in this area of the west high

her opponent li na, is the first asian in a singles final. she takes the set.16th. rolls to within five feet. shoots a 68 today. ties the lead at 12-under par. check the board. zack miller tied for 24th at 4-under par. >>> winner x games on the slopes. clawson looking for his first ever x games. throwing a switch double-rodeo and ending with a 1080 grab, and you're talking x games gold. look at the grab. karlson wins with an epic run and a more epic description. >> alan: a little of everything today. thanks a lot. coming up, hundreds of people lined up in san francisco today for their chance to be in a major motion picture with matt damon. the details onññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññññ

in case you're wondering, li na will now meet with kim clijsters. a great match, to say the least. obviously, i like to watch tennis. >>> a great escape did not go quite as planned for a burglary suspect near salt lake city. >> the 20-year-old was handcuffed in the back of a patrol car with he complained he was nauseated and needed some air. when the officer partially lowered the window, the man somehow unbuckled himself and then climbed out of there. >> oh, look at those injuries. that car was going about 30 miles an hour. amazingly, the suspect only suffered minor injuries and not one broken bone. >> wow. that's a brave dude. i'd rather go to the slammer than face that. >> so he was handcuffed when he jumped out. wow. >> brutal. >> you have to say, very flexible, though. >> he loves his freedom. >> yeah. >> we'll be back with more. [ carrie ] glamming it up is part of my job. with olay, clean, fresh skin -- that's my cleansers job. challenge what's possible with olay facial cleansers. they clean deep down for naturally beautiful skin. even without

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