i get this cadre of fanatical, using bob novak of accusing me of being a tax grab. i am going to grab taxes because it is fun? >> can you give us a short definition of supply-side economics? >> the idea is is it is the opposite of demand side. keynesian economics. great miracles of growth, and prosperity will happen. the economy is like a bathtub, and if it is only 97% fall of demand, this will be sent into the economy. that was wrong. the great thing reagan did i thought was kill the keynesian predicate for a generation. he did not. i am still a supply side. my whole book is a supply-side scream in that respect because it is an unrelenting attack on 80 years of keynesian, you know, misguided policy. >> on the defense issue, when you're in the management of budget, the reagan's administration went up to about 595 naval ships. >> correct. >> we are now down to 285 naval ships. this is way beyond what it was when you were there. how does that happen? he wanted a 600 ship navy. how can we get along with the 200? >> that was probably the neocon beating of the war drums

he is going to be head coach for serbia's novak djokovic and current world number two novak djokovic is one of the greatest tennis players of all time. he has dominated the sport in recent years and spent over one hundred weeks ranked world number one. djokovic has won six grand slam titles so far the same numbers boris becker won back in its prime in a statement on this website. the supreme champion says. i am really looking forward to working with foreigners. he's a true legend is tennis knowledge is invaluable and his experience will help me win many more tournament's. beggars return is surprising. he led the german davis cup team from nineteen ninety seven to nineteen ninety nine. but since then he has avoided the professional tennis circuit the headlines about his private life have kept him in the spotlight. and he also took up competitive poker play. let's all sit outside so much for joining us in . i have. what's more it's a good story each day amy g networks. to top story wednesday. intriguing topic as told by nhc premier global content partners back to back in english. it's

program with the author of "from left to right: my journey from liberal to conservative," michael novak. was there any compelling catalyst? in other words, were there transcending --? >> one by one the beliefs i held earlier did not seem to work so well. let me give you an incident from the war on poverty which i was very much for. i never would have predicted that in 10 years that crime rates would mushroom. that families would start breaking up. in a short compass, looking back on it, with the study group 20 years later, we need to worry about the condition of the elderly. it is so much better. they look younger, do more things. with the young, it is devastating because of the family breakups and the non-formation family. >> you are talking about issues that remain prominent. you are one of the most prominent catholic people in america. religion is central to your being and central to your book. give me your assessment of pope francis. >> i am very enthusiastic. i was not at first. i was hands-off in the beginning. i was a little suspicious of the populist touch until i saw what it wa

novak told them he would train them on military related tasks. he is charged with fraud. >>> a montana newly wed admits to her role in her husband's fatal plunge off a cliff. jordan graham pleaded guilty to second-degree murder moments before deliberation began. the 22-year-old bride revealed the couple's eight-day-old marriage took a violent turn after she expressed having second thoughts. it sparked a heated argument and ended with her shoving cody johnson off a ledge at glacier national park. sentencing is scheduled for march. >>> a bombshell report reveals a missing americanle was on an unimproved fbi mission. robert levinsohn was held captive. an investigation finds he was investigating the iranian government. for years the u.s. has publicly said levinson was a private citizen. the ap reports the cia paid the levinsohn family $2.5 million to avoid a lawsuit. three veteran analysts were forced out of the agency, and seven others disciplined. the national security council responded to the story saying the u.s. government strongly urged the ap

novak? >> no. >> have you ever heard about solving a problem without running everything on the table? >> excuse me? >> have you ever heard about solving a problem like this? >> no. >> is foreign to me. >> a language of the losses you may not do any demonstration program that includes any limits on noneconomic damages. the constraints were fairly significant. >> dr. mclaughlin, reducing time for physicians to see their patients. we are reducing reimbursement rates and panels. all of this hurts a patient, would you agree with me? >> yes. >> you want to practice medicine your way and take your time as you see fit. >> yes or. >> how do you feel most patients would like your thoughtfulness? would be appreciated? >> absolutely. i would have patients returning gome out of network as they to some of these larger group practices where physician toenders are employed process patients literally through a quicker assembly line so that the facility can reap more benefits cost wise. they may actually only

eric novak testifies on these concerns yesterday. he's an orthopedic surgeon and partner at ortho arizona in phoenix. good to see you. >> thank you, megyn. >> in a nutshell explain how it works. the president maintained you will be able to keep owe your doctor. >> there is no evidence that anybody will be able to keep their doctor to any significant degree. nobody knows the rules. we don't know the rules as providers. come january first it will be hard with the promises and the things that hhs is doing to force ensurers. >> you talk about how access will become the problem. access to your doctor. what do you mean by that? >> well, it isn't enough to give somebody a card. what we want to do with the law or with any health care reform is to lower costs and increase progress. the problem is simply put, people don't know if they are covered. on the provider side, we don't know if the card people are coming in with is actually valid. ultimately what that will do is reduce the access. the second thing is it's looking more like what the res

eric novak testified on these concerns yesterday. he's an orthopedic surgeon and partner at ortho arizona in phoenix. good to see you. >> thank you, megyn. >> in a nutshell, explain how it works. the president maintained you will be able to keep your doctor. >> there is no evidence that anybody will be able to keep their doctor to any significant degree. nobody knows the rules. we don't know the rules as providers. patients don't know the rules. and some january 1st, it will be hard with the promises and the things that hhs is doing to force insurers for us to know who really has coverage and who doesn't. >> you talk about how access will become the problem. access to your doctor. what do you mean by that? >> well, it isn't enough to give somebody a card. what we want to do with the law or with any health care reform is to lower costs and increase access. and the problem we're seeing already, as everybody knows, is that simply put, people don't even know if they're covered. on the provider side, we don't know if the card people are c

world number two tennis star novak jock vich will attempt to end his year with another win. >> you're watching the al jazeera newshour. a reminder of the top stories. >> china officially eased its one-child families and shut its labour camps. >> there has been clashes against protesters and supporters in egypt. students at cairo university will not attend exams in for of student protesters killed on friday. >> rival factions in south sudan have been askeded to end the violence. rebels to former vice president riek machar have been fighting with government troops. >> a fire on board on express train in india killed 23 people, including two children. the train was travelling from bangalore and was full of sleeping passengers. tv reports say people leapt from the burning carriages to save themselves. a faulty airconditioning system is being blamed. >> severe pollution, overpopulation and traffic in tehran has it considering moving its city. poor air quality prompted the government to shut down primary schools. many of the 14 million residents are wearing masks to protect themselves again

novak from 36 yards out, and that's the ball game. the chargers win it, and they are headed to the playoffs. the final of 27-24. san diego sneaks in, traveling to cincinnati next weekend, and the chiefs head to indy to face andrew luck and the colts, and how about the warriors? taking on the former teammate, jarrett jack and the cleveland cavaliers. 3 seconds left. irving with the 3. sending it into overtime. in the extra period, green showed up big. green and the warriors beat the cavs. 108-104. the warriors get it done on the road, winning the games they just have to win. a huge home stand coming up in the next couple of weeks. >> the raiders have a very uncertain offseason. >> we don't even know if the head coach will be around. a lot of questions left to be answered. >> what an exciting day for football though. >> you got it. >> good night. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, captioning funded by cbs and ford >> kroft: tonight, on this special edition of "60 minutes presents: going to extremes." >> three, two, one. one to base. >> kroft: here he g

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. >> michael novak, thank you for being with us. it fascinating book.happy new year to you. >> will be returned, the biggest foreign policy of 2013. ♪ >> welcome back. a huge year in thousand 13 for foreign policy. bloomberg news reporters join us now with more on those. what was the biggest foreign- policy story last year? no question, iran. >> that was the big surprise. we had the election that rot weident ronnie to power -- had the election that brought president rouhani to power. it ended in the first ever nuclear interim deal with iran for the first time in 10 years that that has been going on. >> resetting your a year ago was there any crisis or story we would have anticipated that did not happen? i think you are right about iran. >> if we are talking about the dog that did not arc it was u.s. involvement in syria. president obama had said his red line. he did it in 2012. he said that if chemical weapons are used it cannot the allowed to stand. it did happen and it may have happened more times before august of 2012 or it -- august of this year. th

and seven and then we have a mad scene at the venue bench and main germany on novak in different places and. every time we speak that yes we should meet we should do projects together. i meant don't sell a circus in london seven years ago and this is the sixth time i'm at the festival of union st petersburg. the biggest difference between cell service and the ones that i know in europe is the fact that they have a very tight group and small and they're very committed to the project the social circles in general it's more like the circus being taken in to. come to god and so different institutions but here it's different the children come here and they become like a family so in that way it's very different. than a us want to lose you when i look at the audience i think the old look so nice so much to give them a bit of me i think about twenty percent of them have no idea what the circus was so it's a yellow applies to almost every performance by explaining what kind of circus we are before the performance tomorrow i'll do the same in the us goes with. the horse also the thing about the

novak said he would train them on military intelligence related tasks. >>> a montana newlywed admitted to her role in her husband's fatal plunge off a cliff. he pled guilty moments before jury deliberations began. the eight-day-old marriage took a violent turn. she has second thoughts. a heated argument that ended with her shoving 25-year-old cody johnson off the ledge at glacier national park. graham could get life in prison. >>> a bombshell report shows a missing american in iran was on an unapproved cia mission. he's been held captive nearly seven years. an associated press investigation says he was investigating the government for years. the a.p. reports the cia paid the family $2.5 million to avoid a lawsuit. three veteran analysts forced out of the agency and seven others disciplined. they urged the a.p. not to run the story out of concern for his life. the a.p. says the decision to publish was difficult, but the importance of the story. the u.s. government failed to make saving his life a priority like it should be. >>> friday night's mega millions drawing is must see tv. the $4

change of tone now with sports beginning with tennis and the world number two, novak djokovic, won the first exhibition tournament of the new season. it only took him 1 hour 21 minutes to secure his victory over ferer and the world tennis championship after a slow start djokovic powered through the second set to win the match 7-5, 6-2. the german legend boris becker watched from the sidelines and djokovic closed out the match with an ace. now the so muchy winter olympics gets underway in about six weeks. the german downhill racer is a favorite to win gold but disappointed at the women's world cup giant slalom. a combined time of 2 minutes 17 seconds. and in soccer winter break. it would be bridging the gap but three candidates for the title of german football ambassador worded jointly by the german football association. the last of the three won the uefa cup in his playing days. later he coached taking a small town team into a competitive side and the 53-year-old this year is coaching jamaica's national team. >> he stands out in ja macha when he took the job as the ational team soccer

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. >> novak djokovic is one of the greatest tennis players of all- time.has dominated the sport in recent years and bent over 100 weeks ranked world number one. he's 16 grand slam titles so far, the same number as boris becker won back in his prime. in a statement on his website, the serbian champion says, "i am really looking forward to working with boris. he is a true legend. his tennis knowledge is invaluable, and his experience will help me win many more tournaments." becker's return is surprising. he led the german davis cup team from 1997 to 1999, but since then, he has avoided the professional tennis circuit. headlines about his private life have kept him in the spotlight, and he also took up competitive ogre playing. >> that is all for now. thanks so much for joining us. >> we will see you next time. -- he also took up competitive poker playing. >> that is all for now. thanks so much for joining us. >> we will see you next time. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- back coming up in the program major has lost out to a d

changes to know we just told beginning with tennis and world number two novak djokovic has won the first exhibition tournament off the new season we took him on an hour and twenty one minutes to see kill his big thing of the state has adopted program the world's tennis championship in abu dhabi on this list on the joke of a voyage through the second set to win the match seven five six two. the center's new coach jim and legend boris becker watched from the sidelines until it closed out the match in typical style with an ace. the silky winter olympics contender wayne johnston six justin grant takes two weeks and that kim and downhill race in maria full appreciate it is the favourite to win gold but reese disappointed at the women's world cup giant slalom saturday the austrian race and having clinched the win with a compelling time owns two minutes seventeen seconds into sending this to korea victory so when the legal fees. all schools taking a swing to break a rib in bridging the gap only presenting three candidates for the michael olsen german football. i am today awarded jointly only th

the it's all good until the plate novak djokovic it the first semi final. the well some are worried a bit further publish strong display over swiss based on the brink out just days after splitting with its coach for fifteen years the study of one mind of the last ten games on thursday that the twelve number eights for breakout seven five seven one but if ever pays roughly over the island the second semi final world's number two never backed off the pitch has kicked off the new tennessee summit in abu dhabi he's determined to knock off of it all off the top spot with this in mind that he's hired a new head coach to get him the edge. he explains why his first choice was former number one bars becker. we talked about it midway through the tune of two thousand thirteen season we've been saying we i mean maryam and my team. about the bedsheet. updating about a professional tennis coach and friends helped to set up then came the time. don't get my game to another level and we thought of all that remains but to our criteria will be a sea was calm that's got a cert

nick novak hit a 36-yard field goal.27-24. >>> the saints are back in the playoffs after easily beating tampa bay, 42-17. drew brees threw for 381 yards and four touchdowns. >>> and in oakland peyton manning threw four more touchdowns as he set a single season records for passing yards as the broncos beat the raiders, 34-14. denver has the top seed in the nfc playoffs and home field advantage throughout. >>> fans of formula one racing are in shock this morning. seven time champion michael schumacher is in critical condition. the retired driver was skiing on sunday morning, fell, and hit his head on a rock. alison harmelin reports. >> reporter: michael schumacher was rushed to a hospital where brain surgery was performed on him. a spokesman said he arrived in severe head trauma and was in a coma before surgery. the 44-year-old was injured while skiing in the french town of marymaribel. his manager said schumacher was skiing with his 14-year-old son and was wearing a helmet when he fell and hit his head. as word spread fam

you wanted to give me the title of a book yes it's the spirit of democratic capitalism by michael novak a great book about it from the catholics perspective about how capitalism want to work i'll check it out thank you ok earlier today president obama gave a speech right here in washington d.c. and center for american progress talking about income inequality and economic conditions here's a quote. so the basic bargain at the heart of our economy as freight in fact this trend towards growing inequality is not unique to america's market economy across the developed world that inequality has increased. so you may have seen just last week the pope himself spoke. about this at eloquent length how going to be he wrote that it's not a news item when an elderly homeless person does but suppose you are but it is news when the stock market loses two points so what do you think. why why should it be news when the stock market drops two points but the fact that you know forty forty thousand people in the united states every year die from lack of health health care for example adam smith a brilliant

tennis and world number two novak djokovic has had some great preparation for the new season as the serbian storm boss david ferrer out of spain seven five six two to win the lucrative invitational tournament in abu dhabi for the third straight time watched on by new coach boris becker and longtime girlfriend you'll notice that the trying to secure old converted his third much point with a spectacular ace dock of edge and back at her famed six grand slam titles a piece of chalk a bitch will be looking to increase that tally when he picks up his title defense at the australian open in two weeks time. while earlier in the day while the number one rough on the doll was also a happy man after the spanish king of play beat fronted joe wilfried tsonga in the third place match it went down to the wire in the first set before the doll prevailed in a close tie break and then stepped up a gear to take the second set six three on the match and twenty seven the doll has won thirteen grand slam titles and will be looking to defend his french and us open crowns next season after targeting a first austral

you wanted to give me the title of a book yes it's the spirit of democratic capitalism by michael novak a great book about it from the catholics perspective about how capitalism want to work i'll check it out thank you ok earlier today president obama gave a speech right here in washington d.c. over at center for american progress talking about income inequality and economic conditions here's a quote. so the basic bargain at the heart of our economy as freight in fact this trend towards growing inequality is not unique to america's market economy across the developed world that inequality has increased some some you may have seen just last week the pope himself spoke. about this at eloquent length how going to be he wrote that it's not a news item when an elderly homeless person does but suppose you are but it is news when the stock market loses two points so what do you think. why why should it be news when the stock market drops two points but the fact that you know forty forty thousand people in the united states every year die from lack of health health care for example adam smith a

the chargers nick novak hit the 36 yarder. san diego sneaks into the bayoffs. here's what the playoff pictures look like. in the nfc it will be the saint and eagles and 49ers packers the wild card. the panthers won the afc south take on the seahawks and they both get the by. in the afc the chiefs at the colts, chargers at the bengals and denver and new england have a by. payton manning set the single season record for yards passing. he finished the season with 5,477 yards and 55 touchdown passes. wow. >> great games over the weekend. it is back. winter weather making a harsh return. cold winds moving in across the country. >> maria molina tracking the arctic blast. >> good morning. we had a quick moving storm system yesterday. now for coastal areas temperatures were too warm. we had to deal with a lot of heavy rain along parts of the i 95 corridor. sections of new england including the state of maine picked up significant yant snowfall from the system. a lot of snow across that part of the country. we are looking at relatively quiet weather conditions for a sho

you wanted to give me the title of a book yes it's the spirit of democratic capitalism by michael novak a great book about a kid from the catholics perspective about how capitalism want to work check it out thank you ok earlier today president obama gave a speech right here in washington d.c. at center for american progress talking about income inequality and economic conditions here's a quote. so the basic bargain at the heart of our economy as freight in fact this trend towards growing inequality.

novak who plays my brother in the movie said to me because you know i anticipated him being the nicest guy but what i didn't realize was the thing that happens when i'm with him is i feel like when we go home at the end of the day that our lives are also the same anybody realize that because you said to him when we were making a movie like were you going to watch the oscars this year thinking like you can watch it at someone's house and he's like when i got home i realize he's probably going to be at the oscars. really funny you recorded lot of capitol records and yeah we record. a lot of the music in two places one place is box studios and a lot of capitol records which was a real thrill when you were a kid i mean gabble rogers must have been. building yeah to me it still is in fact . my favorite like one of my favorite stretches of driving in los angeles is the one zero one freeway when you're near vine and you can see all of the buildings and especially capitol records it's it's i mean that it just every time i look at him it just kind of gives me goosebumps just night of fun work a

doctor novak talked about the health care. >> families that have been suffering emotionally because of work that was not done, lack of transparency. >> the concern is in order to cover 50 million americans, the government blew up you the system that worked pretty well for the rest of the country. >> live on the hill, mike, thank you. >>> stocks down today for a third day in a row. the dow was off 104. >>> the wife of the captive held in iran gives emotional testimony. >>> khon in honolulu with the airplane crash death of the state health department chief that verified the authenticity of president barack obama 's birth certificate. she was the only person killed of nine on board. >>> fox 26 in houston by the effort of may jor league baseball to outlaw the fierce home plate collisions. high dollar players have been juried in previous seasons. >>> this is our affiliate there, nominations for golden globe a wards. 12 years as a sleiave. top tv shows and tonight's live look outside the belt way on special report. we'll be right back. >>> negotiators have burned through four days of talks i

>> in 1972 when tim wrote "the boys on the bus," the big guys were on the road, bob novak, and, again, they were out there with the candidate, riding the big narratives that would land in the paper and drive television coverage. today, fast forward to 2012, it is a very young group of is a mixtured it of television producers. ands then in bed -- embed, basically what that means is you are invented with the candidates, and you are on body tweaked and any time he his stump speech, anytime he makes a gaffe, any he eats some silly food, you are documenting it with the video camera and writing a blog post, it that have and then you also lot of younger reporters, and then you have all of the others, andtico, huffington post, it consumes your life. if you have a family, if you are older, you now -- you cannot live on the road for what is essentially a two year campaign. there are those willing to fly around the country, and it is pretty fun if you're like a 25- year-old kid, going out there and doing it, but the downside, according to many members of the romney campaign i talked to is that t

our next speaker shannon novak is on her way out. we are moving from genetics to anthropology at staying in the area of france six. shannon will talk about her area of great expertise, what we can learn from loans and other remains. as soon as we find the right powerpoint. excellent. >> thank you to the organizers for inviting me to speak to you today. i ain't i am the anthropology of this section. everyone else is talking about dna. but i'm delighted to be here and what i want to do is use the wonderful set up that lynn jorde gave us of the genome and the genotype, that amazing simple code in our day that manifests in such interesting ways. let's move out in scale to actual lattes, putting those genes into bodies and the interface between the gene, the genotype and phenotype, what we actually see, how they asked us themselves and say interface with the environment, as they interface with an individual's behavior and with historical changes over time. so, professors jorde talked about we have a gene that we can predict, hair color or

nick novak kicks the goal in overtime. but the chiefs get a chance to win the game.t chase daniel -- it's just not gonna happen. chargers win their last four games, to sneak in as the final seed of the afc. so, top seed, denver. second seed, new england. they get next week off. chargers travel to cincinnati. chiefs play at indianapolis. the day and the times for those play-offs should be announced at our 10:00 sports wrap. >>> coming up, the warriors start their trip on the road with an overtime thriller. of all places, in cleveland! yeah, back in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet to play and learn online. all we had was that franklin fuzzypants. ah, the educational toy bear. remember when the battery went out? [ slow, deep voice ] give me your abc's. all i learned was a new definition of fear. i need some pudding. yeah, there's one left. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >>> warriors have been playing well lately. but they opened a seven-game road trip in cleveland, where t

novak is here in a "the kelly file" exclusive. and a special message from mistletoe madison. wait until you see how she's doing two weeks after she was told it's better to beg than to work without the proper paperwork. >>> we

novak is here, in a "the kelly file" exclusive. >>> and a special message from mistletoe madison.s doing two weeks after she was told it's better to beg than to work without the proper paperwork. >>> we start tonight with a

. >> then robbie novak known to the world as kid president comes up with some pretty great suggestions the perfect gift is something that makes the world better. go to a site like inspiredgifts.org. buy a blanket for kids who need them. send books to kids who need stories. you can even help kind, kids in need of desks. thousand of school desks to kids in malawi. give a soccer ball. giving gifts can change the world. especially when they're full of love. you can give a gift in honor of somebody. who can you get an inspired gift for, your teacher, your parents, your dentist. anybody. what if everybody gave a gift that made the world a little bit better. that video was posted last thursday and accounted for $109,000 raised for the kind fund over the weekend. after telling you more last night about the girls' tuition program part of the kind fund. overnight we raised $32,513. for girls, high school scholarships in malawi. as of the close of business today. enough to send 184 girls in malawi to high school for a year. we raised $28,994. overnight. for desks that will be made in malawi. deli

the next speaker, shannon novak is on her way up. we are moving from genetics to anthropology but staying in the area of forensics. shannon will talk about her area of great expertise what we can learn from bones and other remains. as soon as we find the right powerpoint. excellent. >> thank you to the organize hes for inviting me to speak today. i think i am the anthropology of this section. everybody else is talking about d.n.a. i'm delighted to be here. and what i want to do is use the wonderful setup that lynn jorde gave us of the genome and gee genotype. the amazing code that manifests in such interesting ways. then let's move out in scale to actual bodies putting the genes into bodies and the interface between the gene, the genotype and pheno type and what we see and how they express themselves as they interface with the environment. as they interface with individuals' behavior. and with historical changes over time. >> professor jorde talked about we may have a gene that we can predict hair color or eye color. there is so much

>> this question is for professor novak, but it makes us through the panel. i know your time was short, and one of the points that you were making about the work in yugoslavia was the potential for some collaboration between what you do and then maybe what genetic identification can do, and could you take a meant and just elaborate on that? >> yeah, thank you. we all spoke about our sub disciplines and what we do, what i think is important to understand is that this work is collaborative. the work in the former yugoslavia that's ongoing now has benefited greatly by advances in genetics. lynn's been over to the lab and seen what they're doing. in many times we were working in the lab with general tises, so as we get these commingled remains, we'd help sort, we'd help match, because today it's not possible to test every little bit of bone. that's not reasonable. but in the initial sorts that we would do and then working with the geneticist to try to do a positive i.d., it's collaborative work. no one is the real superhero in these labs, even though they make it

after ryan missed the field goal, the chargers took advantage in overtime thanks to nick novak's 36-yard field goal. the 26-24 victory which was san diego's fourth straight gave the chargers the sixth and final postseason spot eliminating the steelers. here's how the afc seeding played out. the broncos guaranteed home field advantage and the patriots hold down the number two spot. cincinnati gets the three seed over indianapolis because the bengals beat the colts earlier in the season. kansas city, san diego, those are your wild-card teams. when the wildcard round against underway, the colts host the chiefs saturday at 4:00 ooern and the bengals host the chargers on sunday at 1:00 eastern. in case you were wondering, the super bowl is set for february 2nd in met life stadium. >>> one other nfl note to pass along. after a seven-game losing skid the cleveland browns fired head coach rob tonight after one season on the job. >>> sports and injuries go hand and hand and sometimes thier severe, both career and light threatening and last night ufc 168 produced one of the most gruesome injuries

nobody knows that better than novak djokovic.ason was one to remember. from the high of winning his sixth career major at the australian open to the low of losing in the finals at wimbledon and the u.s. open. >> i didn't expect myself to play as well as i did in last two and a half months after the loss in the u.s. open final. of course, next to that one, i would pick the match that i lost to with nadal in the french. this affected me he motiemotion. i had the experience to help me understand what i need to do to get better and stronger and to have this will power that keeps me going. you know, i ended up this season in the best possible way. >> djokovic lost his number one ranking to rafael nadal. the 26-year-old had the last laugh with the win over nadal in the atp world tour finals. >> "open court" is brought to you by rado. smoke? no, i'm good. ♪ [ male announcer ] every time you say no to a cigarette, you celebrate a little win. nicorette mini delivers fast craving relief in just 3 minutes. double your chances of quitting wi

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