been well russia's top seed in the safety three to the second round a straight sets win for him but martelli hand from turkey while the tournament stops the dare rafael nadal also brings three the spaniard is attempting to become the first place in short laver to hold all four grand slams at one time and he got off the good guys in the first set six of against brazil's marcus daniel who eventually were tied in the second set of five down with a knee injury that only on call for forty seven minutes. you never know in over the words think this. but who had an injury. well sure a really marys. and i. really sort of for him wish him all the best for for the record hopefully it's not nothing really really important but. i think. the way that. doesn't make a big difference now the fourth in so doing here also had any strength three sets to love for him against the stardust so doing his never got beyond the second round in melbourne is. that right this year and last his final standing mary had a good day today he was winning comfortably two sets to love before his opponent carol back were tied in t

martelli said he got on a plane to fly to arizona, he learned his wife was alive. when he called the mother who is outside the operating room and side of tucson hospital. one of the first calls he took was was for president barack obama. >> he called the raid after it happened, i think he was the first call i received after iraq to possible. he expressed house that he was, we didn't talk about him coming at the time. i found it a few days later, about the memorial service, i think it was important to be here, this is a terrible tragedy. this should have been in this country or any country. i think it helped, with the healing process, his words were the best speech i have ever seen in person. i think it's the best speech he has ever given. it captured the enormity of the situation. it captured the people that were a halt. >> legislation that would bend the extended am all clips was introduced last night in the house of representatives. >> democratic leaders are washington d.c. speaking about health care. and he and pat the repeal of affordable health care would have

martelli said it's not the parents' fault. >> double live shots at the bay bridge and the golden gate bridge. those bridges look crystal clear. no problem with visibility there. the stock of the story is heavy fog. >> yesterday we had that blanket of fog everywhere. today will be patchy but done spare our look at our roof camera visibility not bad in san francisco. we are experiencing dense, patchy fog. as we head in the afternoon that fog will burn off at about 11:00 a.m., at today's fog hire off the ground. so we will get more clearing today. more sunshine temperatures and low 60s. this evening though fog will return but not as foggy. here's where we see the visibility at the worst. the north bay near san rosa, a dense fog there. not so bad everywhere else. then rounded immediate bay dense fog. if you're gonna the nimitz, bay shore, at age 80, intermediate dense fog pockets. that's where we see currently. where does it go from here? widespread fog through the bay area this morning. 7:00 a.m. much of the same, here and they're all morning long. at 11:00 a.m., it clears the enough we

martelli says he got on a french plane to fly the arizona he learned that she was alive when they called her mother who was outside the operating room. one of the first calls the key towed was from president barack obama. >> he called me read after this happens. i think he was the first call i received. in though he expressed our society was. we didn't talk were incoming at the time. the fed could a few days later about the memorial service. i think it was important for him to be here this is terrible tragedy it should that happen in this country are in the country. i think it helped with the healing process his words were the best speech that never seen a person like it's the best speeches ever given it captured the enormity of the situation and captured the people there were involved very well. >> legislation that would ban the kind of extended in the clips was introduced last night in hours. we will take a break, much more stress that including the latest at apple and its ceo more on that in a moment. here's a live look as we go the james lick it and it's headed southbound on 1 01. in

celestin's departure means former first lady mirlande manigat will face popular singer michel martellyin the runoff. no date has been set for the vote. in afghanistan, the new parliament has opened, more than four months after a disputed election. president hamid karzai swore in the lawmakers, after trying to delay the session for a vote fraud probe. and, he warned some could still lose their seats. the afghan leader also accused the international community of meddling in the vote. toyota announced a recall today of nearly 1.7 million cars worldwide for fuel leaks. the recall mostly affects vehicles in japan. but it also includes two lexus luxury models in north america sold between 2006 and 2008. toyota was plagued by a series of major recalls last year, and its u.s. sales suffered as a result. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to gwen. >> ifill: republicans and democrats managed to sit together at last night's joint session, but a fundamental divide remains between the president and congressional republicans on the role of government. ray suarez picks up that part

supported by the president of haiti, jude sillstein, drop out of the race and the run-off be between martelli and manigot. whether the president will accept this proposition remains to be seen. the assumption is that an official announcement and cep response will follow the anniversary an the attendant media. in either case, just to frame the circumstances that we're talking about today and that you'll hear a lot of various perspectives on, to go back to the beginning, we had a country with a rather broken infrastructure and void of infrastructure in many ways prior to the earthquake. government offices, close at 4:00 on the afternoon. an earthquake that happened at 5:00 in the afternoon and 60% of government buildings collapsing on those committed enough to stay after hours and killing so many of the valuable resources, human resources and human beings in haiti. this is to say that while so much of the attention is going to be at the slow pace of things, that the interconnectedness of a human population so severely traumatized with such a chaotic disaster as an earthquake where infrastructur

supported by the president of haiti, jude sillstein, drop out of the race and the run-off be between martelliand manigot. whether the president will accept this proposition remains to be seen. the assumption is that an official announcement and cep response will follow the anniversary an the attendant media. in either case, just to frame the circumstances that we're talking about today and that you'll hear a lot of various perspectives on, to go back to the beginning, we had a country with a rather broken infrastructure and void of infrastructure in many ways prior to the earthquake. government offices, close at 4:00 on the afternoon. an earthquake that happened at 5:00 in the afternoon and 60% of government buildings collapsing on those committed enough to stay after hours and killing so many of the valuable resources, human resources and human beings in haiti. this is to say that while so much of the attention is going to be at the slow pace of things, that the interconnectedness of a human population so severely traumatized with such a chaotic disaster as an earthquake where infrastructure

supported by the president of haiti, jude sillstein, drop out of the race and the run-off be between martelli and manigot. whether the president will accept this proposition remains to be seen. the assumption is that an official announcement and cep response will follow the anniversary an the attendant media. in either case, just to frame the circumstances that we're talking about today and that you'll hear a lot of various perspectives on, to go back to the beginning, we had a country with a rather broken infrastructure and void of infrastructure in many ways prior to the earthquake. government offices, close at 4:00 on the afternoon. an earthquake that happened at 5:00 in the afternoon and 60% of government buildings collapsing on those committed enough to stay after hours and killing so many of the valuable resources, human resources and human beings in haiti. this is to say that while so much of the attention is going to be at the slow pace of things, that the interconnectedness of a human population so severely traumatized with such a chaotic disaster as an earthquake where infrastructur