world number one andy murray up against novak djokovic and this was against novak djokovic and this was a title andy murray was desperately seeking, he has never won. it wasn't to be. some early shock exits, very unexpected losses but it created some interests around the tournament and suddenly, the oldies were rolling back the years with the women's event and serena claiming her... it has made it very interesting going forward because you have the new stars coming through, not quite ready to take over but the oldies pushing back on them. do you think andy, obviously disappointment there, but has he got another major triumph in him eyes—macro another open grand slam triumph to come? i am sure he will have. the tennis he produced towards the end of last year, he was in an

the kacar open final to novak djokovic. he was serving for a match in the second set and saved three match points to force the file into a decider. the match lasted three hours but in the end it was novak djokovic who edged it. andy murray retains his number one rank.|j djokovic who edged it. andy murray retains his number one rank. i could not ask for a better start to the year, playing finals ace andy who's numberone in the year, playing finals ace andy who's number one in the world and who has beenin number one in the world and who has been in tremendous form, winning almost 30 matters in a row. it is unbelievable. it is a great performance from both of us, we push the turn it to the limit. and sur mo farah‘s the turn it to the limit. and sur mo fa rah‘s attempt to the turn it to the limit. and sur mo farah‘s attempt to win the great edinburgh cross—country or second time ended in disappointment. he struggles, finishing seventh in his first race of 2017. hopkins was beaten into second in a sprint finish. definitely a lit

a poli he and one of novak's neighbors pulled her out. novak was not injured. as for the ice cream she wanted.. the officer brought her somethe next day.. and she had a chance to thank him for saving her life. police in texas say they are looking for a man who walked off with an expensive guitar. but this wasn't an ocean's 11-style style heist. they've posted surveillance video of the incident on social media.. in an effort to find him. as you will see the man strolls over to the instrument-- and stuffs it right down his pants! police say they're amazed he was actually able to make it out of the store without anyone noticing. the sunburst around 17-hundred dollars. experts say the key to surviving an emergency situation is not to panic. well-- the two california men in this next story have that covered! they stayed very calm.. even after their car was buried in an avalanche! dave ortiz and neale shutler were driving on the highway.. when snow suddenly buried their car. they called 911-- and then took a selfie to remember the experience. then since they had noth

he had a big win against novak djokovic in the third round not long ago.'s top seed angelique kerber is also in action on friday. she continues the defence of her title against kristyna pliskova of the czech republic. i played once against her, i think a few years ago, and i know that she has a great serve as well. yeah, i am looking forward to playing against her. kerber against pliskova is the second match on the rod laver arena. at the moment, canada's eugenie bouchard is playing coco vandeweghe of the united states. it is currently one set all. bouchard is a break up in the third set. and still to come, the former champion stan wawrinka plays viktor troicki of serbia. in the evening session, ashleigh barty will have the support of the home crowd against mona barthel of germany. and then it's roger federer against tomas berdych, who haven't met this early in a tournament since the beijing olympics of 2008. federer is still feeling his way back to fitness after his knee injury. if: got to -: — if: got to g- if: got to s— be honest. i didn’t play a lot, t

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the defending champion novak djokovic has been knocked out of the australian open.orld — lost in five sets in melbourne to denis istomin, a wild card entry from uzbekistan. our sports correspondent joe wilson reports. denis istomin, 12 years into his career, four and a half hours into the match of his life. the world number 117 from uzbekistan wasn't simply trying to stay with novak djokovic — he was trying to break him, to find something more than he'd ever located before. listen. denis istomin shouts. commentator: there it is. inspirational. jealousy, suggested shakespeare, is the green eyed monster. istomin's spectacles reflects his poor eyesight, not just decoration. fifth set, 6—4. commentator: he's done it. to begrudge him this moment of glory would be desperately unfair, and novak djokovic, six times winner of the australian open, has learned in recent times to deal with defeat. he's had to. there was not much i could do. of course i was not pleased with my performance overall, but, you know, i have to congratulate my opponent today. well, djokovic's departur

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murray's fantastic 2016 began with defeat to novak djokovic here last year. the serb‘s form dipped, but murray went from strength to strength. but how he would love to win this. in his way andre rublev. the 19—year—old is a highly rated prospect and looks to pox outside the court. —— box outside the court, but he was becoming a sparring partner. one key is playing as few sets as possible. the second set went the way of the first, 6—0. when it seemed all was going to plan for the scot, he went over on his ankle. serious? perhaps not. he carried on to break serve again. as for rublev,

and world number one andy murray still rates novak djokovic as the biggest threat this year. hello, and thanks forjoining us here on sport today. we are going to kick off the show in the english premier league, where arsenal are up to third after a 2—0 win over crystal palace at the emirates, oliver giroud grabbing all the headlines with an outrageous scorpion back—heel to open the scoring in the first half. he will be thinking he has got one of the contenders for goal of the season. alex iwobi added another in the second half, but all the post—match talk centred on giroud's moment of magic. i think i needed god's help to score this goal. so yeah, thanks, god. it was...i was a bit lucky, but it was the only thing i could do. the ball was behind me, and i tried to hit it from the backheel, and obviously after it was all about luck. i must tell you, i was spoiled over the years with all the great strikers we had, you know. and everyone, from bergkamp on, all the players we had arrived — you remember all of them for their top quality, but as well they are linked with special goa

in the final of the qatar open with novak djokovic the eventual champion.murray says 2017 is a fresh start. but he walked out to face a familiar opponent, on the other side of the net, it was novak djokovic, who he has played 35 teams previously. and they both started where they left off. the number one could not capitalise and djokovic then forced his way into the match. taking the opening set 6—3. flying start in the second. at previous encounters, andy murray could have crumbled, but he saved three match points. refused to be beaten. it moved to the decider. it then became a test of physical endurance, but djokovic ground out the win. andy murray retains the number one ranking, but the serb has the early edge this season. it's the first week of the tennis season as the world's best prepare for this month's australia open. katerina siniakova of the czech republic has won her first wta tour title, beating eighth—seed alison riske in the final of the shenzhen open in china. the 20—year—old, who knocked out british number one johanna konta in the semi—finals

. >> kim novak says her car shut down after hitting a pile of slush and caught fire.ay to open the windows and her doors jammed she was trapped inside. >> the flames were shooting up. it's happening that fast that it was going to get me fast, too. >> fortunately for novak officer tim was nearby. officer breaking the window with his baton and with the help of her neighbor managed to drag novak from the burning car with just seconds to spare. coming up we'll show you how to escape your car with one sim tell tip with your "gma" first look i'm kendis gibson abc news, new york. the bottom line is, for your goals, this is a strategy i'd recommend. this actually makes sense. now on the next page you'll see a breakdown of costs. what? it's just... we were going to ask about it but we weren't sure when. so thanks. yeah, that's great. being clear and upfront. multiplied by 14,000 financial advisors, it's a big deal. and it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. with not food, become food? thankfully at panera, 100% of our food is 100% clean. no artificial preservatives, s

ere.ought i was going to die >> reporter: kim novak's car hit slush. the vehicle shut down. she was trapped inside when the fire started. >> so i started dialing 911. the flames were shooting up. and then that's when panic really set in. >> reporter: a neighbor rushing to help pull her from the fiery wreck -- >> we got ya. >> reporter: and carrying her to safety. >> move, move, move, move! >> i was glad i was there to be able to help her. >> reporter: the car left in ruins, novak grateful to her neighbor and the police officer she calls her angels. >> he was determined he was going to get me out. he wasn't going to let me burn up. >> authorities recommend having an emergency device like this one. it's $12, and fits on your key chain. by putting a little bit of pressure on the corner of a window, it easily shatters. you can also suess it to cut a seat belt and get yourself to safety. >> all right, coming up, how to get away with murder. also interesting little fact. the cop even though it was his day off, brought her ice cream this weekend. >> wow in, addition to saving her l

novak djokovic begins the defence of his australian open title on day two.. a tough opening assignment — djokovic had to save five match points against verdasco in a tournament in doha recently. djokovic has been busy in the run—up to the tournament at promotional events, but he says he is determined to kick—start 2017 with a record seventh title in melbourne. the question everyone has been asking him is whether he will reclaim his world number one ranking. asa as a consequence of the results,

. >> reporter: kim novak was just a few houses down from her own house. she was on her way home after leaving the grocery store. she had a late night hankering for ice cream. but she had no idea that night in her car she'd be fighting for her life. >> i honestly just thought i was going to meet my maker. i thought that was the end for me. >> reporter: that's what was going through kim novak's mind as flames and smoke began to take over the front of her car. >> i can't get out. >> reporter: as a rescuer tried >> as quick as it happened and as intense as the fire was i knew it wasn't going to be long until it was inside with me. >> reporter: she says this scary situation began when she hit an icy bump on her street. >> engine shut off. lights shut off. everything went black. >> reporter: something happened to her 2012 chevy malibu. it lost all power. she couldn't open the doors or roll down the window. then she saw smoke and called 911. >> there's flames in front of the windshield at least a foot high. >> reporter: her attempts to break out the window herse

and sir andy murray is beaten by novak djokovic in the final of the qatar 0pen.s that there's a "humanitarian crisis" in its hospitals. the comments from the british red cross come as figures show a&e departments have had to shut their doors to patients more than 140 times in december because of a lack of beds. this afternoon, the labour leader jeremy corbyn called upon the government to take urgent action, but nhs england says plans are in place to cope and that talk of any humanitarian crisis is overblown. there are flashing images in smitha mundasad's report. winter pressures in accident & emergency — some patients waiting a long time to be seen, beds closed because of the winter vomiting bug. this picture isn't new. but the british red cross says the strain on england's hospitals is so great it amounts to a humanitarian crisis. in recent years, red cross volunteers have been helping patients at home after spells in hospital. but the charity says that cuts to social care means patients do not have the right support at home. so they end up back in a&e. and the

and there is shocked down and, as novak djokovic crashes out to the australian open to a player ranked. good evening, and welcome to bbc news. donald trump has arrived in washington, along with his wife melania, ahead of his inauguration tomorrow as the 45th president of the united states. hundreds of thousands of people are expected to attend — some to support him, and some protesting. and the tv audience will run into many millions around the world. a little earlier, i spoke to our washington correspondent, jane o'brien. the clock is ticking. fewer than 2a hours to go and donald trump will become president of the united states. the celebrations are already underway, the donald trump at least, but a lot of protests are also expected to kick off. including a big march at the weekend, where women from all over the country are expected to converge on washington. there will obviously be a huge security presence, half $1 million a p pa re ntly security presence, half $1 million apparently has been spent on so queue ready around the inauguration site. long non—colla psible queue ready aroun

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. >> reporter: kim novak's car hit slush. the vehicle shut down. she was trapped inside when the fire started. >> so i started dialing 911. the flames were shooting up. and then that's when panic really set in. >> reporter: a neighbor rushing to help pull her from the fiery wreck -- >> we got ya. >> reporter: and carrying her to safety. >> move, move, move, move! >> i was glad i was there to be able to help her. >> reporter: the car left in ruins, novak grateful to her neighbor and the police officer she calls her angels. >> he was determined he was going to get me out. he wasn't going to let me burn up. >> authorities recommend having an emergency device like this one. it's $12, and fits on your key chain. by putting a little bit of pressure on the corner of a window it easily shatters. you can also suess it to cut a seat belt and get yourself to safety. >> all how to get away with murder also interesting little fact. the cop even though it was his day off, brought herweekend. >> wow in, addition to saving her life brought her some ben & jerry's.

this started on friday when novak wanted ice cream. she went out but her car stalled and caught fire after she hit a puddle of slush. none of the doors would unlock. that's when she called 911. >> i honestly believe that i may not make it out of there. i thought i was going to die there. so panic was definitely setting in. i was doing everything i had within my power. i mean, i tried all the doors and tried to open them myself. kicking as hard as could. >> her car engulfed eand comply destroyed. he's not hurt. authorities don't know what caused the fire. she is grateful. they reunited the following day. he brought her some ice cream that she set out to get initially on friday. >>> santa clara university will receive the largest donation in its history from one of its graduates. real estate magnet will give the school $100 million. he graduated in 1960. it is the second largest gift to a roman catholic university. santa clara will use it to build a state of the art science facility for stem education. >>> you may not feel the bumps that

kimberly novak skidded on ice and then her car shut off. quickly thereafter, flames and smoke were coming from the hood and the doors wouldn't unlock. novak says a nearby officer saved her life. >> i'm really blessed. it's humbling to think, you know, it can happen that fast and without any warning. >> the officer went to the hospital for smoke inhalation but is making a full recovery. >>> to the white house no president trump's message of unity. today he told advisers their jobs are about serving the american people, not party politics. about 30 of them were sworn in this afternoon. that theme of unity may carry into tomorrow night. president trump will host a bipartisan group of law makers at the white house, where they'll likely talk about his congressional agenda. but something in the discussion within the trump administration is raising concern tonight. president trump has promised to move the u.s. embassy in israel from tel aviv to jerusalem. as nbc's matt bradley reports, reaction split. >> reporter: it's a holy city, a focal point f

. >> reporter: kim novak's car hit slush. the vehicle shut down.mes were shooting up. and then that's when panic really set in. >> reporter: a neighbor rushing to help pull her from the fiery wreck -- >> we got ya. >> reporter: and carrying her to safety. >> move, move, move, move! >> i was glad i was there to be able to help her. >> reporter: the car left in ruins, novak grateful to her neighbor and the police officer she calls her angels. >> he was determined he was going to get me out. he wasn't going to let me burn up. >> authorities recommend having an emergency device like this one. it's $12, and fits on your key chain. by putting a little bit of pressure on the corner of a window it easily shatters. you can also suess it to cut a seat belt and get yourself to safety.

there's definitely an edge missing from novak djokovic at the moment.he completed the career grand slam at roland garros lastjune. he might be able to rediscover that edge, but right now it is questionable as to whether he can ever ca ptu re questionable as to whether he can ever capture the exceptional form and consistency he delivered for so many years. it is just one of these days when, those days when you don't feel that great on the court and you don't have much rhythm, and a player you are playing against is hitting the ball very well, so that's sport. him playing this well, it's amazing. he played obviously above his level but you have got to give him credit for that. many things came together for him today, and he was a well—deserved winner. kyle edmund is also out. britain's number two lost in straight sets to spain's pablo carreno busta. edmund made too many errors and couldn't match the power of his opponent's serve, losing injust an hour and 46 minutes. in the women's draw, britain's johanna konta will face former world number one caroline w

itjust shows novak has lost his edge. no doubt about that.efore, we are certainly confirmed that he is not the same player he was six months ago. deloitte has released its annual report into the world's richest football clu bs. report into the world's richest football clubs. ollie foster at bbc sport has read it so you don't have to! let me find you. there you are. got you at last! manchester united top, aren't they? i saw the headline. they are indeed. after11 yea rs, headline. they are indeed. after11 years, real madrid have been knocked off the top spot. manchester united are off the top spot. manchester united a re really off the top spot. manchester united are really going to worry the rest of the premier league this season but at least their accountants and their money men can take some pride in the fact that they are top of this mini league table. delight, they reveal this, they've done over they reveal this, they've done over the last 20 years or so. —— deloitte. man united were top on £88 million a few years ago. £515 million! the fi

. >> reporter: kim novak's car hit slush. the vehicle shut down.ped inside when the fire started. >> so i started dialing 911. the flames were shooting up. and that's when panic really set in. >> reporter: a neighbor rushing to help pull her from the fiery wreck -- >> we got ya. >> reporter: and carrying her to safety. >> move, move, move, move! >> i was glad i was there to be able to help her. >> reporter: the car left in ruins, novak grateful to her neighbor and the police officer she calls her angels. >> he was determined he was going to get me out. he wasn't going to let me burn up. >> reporter: david, authorities recommend having an emergency device like this one. it's $12, and fits on your key chain. you can cut your seatbelt and use it to break a window. david? >> great advice. >>> when we come back tonight, the advice about women and a certain type of cancer. >>> also that deadly plane crash at an american airport. the images coming in. >>> and the "star wars" coming in tonight, and how even the stars of "star wars" are reacting. we'll be r

with novak djokovic outcome the path for andy murray to win the open had become a little clearer, buts path was the imposing figure of esher zverev, with the biggest win of his career, and arguably one of the most disappointing for andy murray. murray knew it was not going to be as smooth as is progress to write for, and although murray levelled the match, he was fast running out of ideas. mischa zverev had one idea, serve and volley, and it was a specialty he was frustrating murray west one set clear again. what was number one knows how to deal with adversity and was not about to concede. it is murray's earliest exit in eight years, the top two seeds both gone. who will win the title now is anything but clear. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at six o'clock. bye for now. you're watching the bbc news channel. as we've been hearing, theresa may will become the first foreign leader to meet the new us president in washington — when they hold talks on friday. earlier to i spoke to the former conservative international developm

and in the next hour a shock exit for the defending champion novak djokovic at the australian open tennis beaten in five sets by the world number 117 denis istomin of uzbekistan. and british sailor alex thomson heads towards a second place finish in one of the toughest yacht races in the world. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. theresa may has outlined her vision of a "truly global britain" during an address to business leaders at the world economic forum. the prime minister said the uk is facing a period of "momentous change" and must forge a new role. and she urged international businesses to behave more responsibly, by paying their fair share of tax, and recognising their duties to their staff. mrs may said the world economy must be made to work for everyone, as our business editor simonjack reports from davos. theresa may stepped out to face the global elite she has been so scathing about. an audience she acknowledged was still struggling to understand the referendum result. i know that this, and the other reasons britain took such a decision, is not always well understood inter

with novak djokovic out, the draw had opened up for him. path had been blocked by an unexpected obstacle. he played extremely well, especially at the end of the match, he did come up with some great stuff and deserved to win. mischa zverev isn't even the best player in the family, his younger brother alex is said to be the one to watch. and nobody saw this coming. after losing the first set against a player ranked 50 places below him, murray tried to repair the damage. he levelled the match but the german proved an awkward opponent. his game plan was to serve and volley. an old—fashioned approach. here it was brilliantly effective. eventually murray ran out of ideas and games. five times he's been runner—up in melbourne but this year's open has been anything but predictable. one british player who has defied expectations is dan evans, playing in the fourth round of a grand slam for the first time, he made a promising start againstjo—wilfried tsonga. but the 12th seed's heavy hitting took a toll, and evans was eventually overpowered. he may

novak djokovic begins the defence of his australian open title on day two. he will play spain's fernando verdasco in the rod laver arena. a tough opening assignment — djokovic had to save five match points against verdasco in a tournament in doha recently. djokovic has been busy in the run—up to the tournament at promotional events, but he says he is determined to kick—start 2017 with a record seventh title in melbourne. the question everyone has been asking him is whether he will reclaim his world number one ranking. asa as a consequence as a consequence of the results, if i become number one, that's great. of course that's what i want. but it's not... it's not my main priority, let's say. i really would like to take one tournament at a time, and just tried to win as many matches as possible. and then, as i said, asa matches as possible. and then, as i said, as a consequence to that, if i become number one, of course i'll be thrilled. it is eight years since rafael nadal, winner 01:14 grand slam title, last won the australian open. last year he went out in

world number two novak djokovic overcame a rusty start to kick off 2017 with a win in the first roundin the first set to unseeded german jan—lenna rd struff. djokovic was playing in his first match since losing the atp world tour final to andy murray in november. struff raced to a 4—0 lead in the opening set, but djokovic bounced back. the serb continued to apply pressure and closed out a comfortable victory in the end 7—6, 6—3. the australian open, the first tennis grand slam of the year, gets under way in just a couple of weeks in melbourne, and the man with 17 major titles to his name, roger federer, has returned to the court after a six—month absence. the swiss was in hopman cup action in the western australian capital of perth as he took on great britain's dan evans, and the 35—year—old was straight back to winning ways as anneka radley reports. cheering it probably takes a little longer than a six—month break for a 17 time grand slam champion to start feeling rusty. roger federer, who was forced to watch from the sidelines for most of last season, after having knee surgery in fe

novak djokovic, the defending champion in doha, is also true to the quarter—finals. the man he had just beaten asked him for a selfie. what is going on? let's leave you with this, a fantastic story. robert marchand has set a world record by riding just over 22.5 kilometers in one hour. the key to this story — he's 105. the frenchman, who was told once that he'd never achieve anything on a bike, took to the veldrome. that was a couple of years after he had done it before. in the —— 2012 we set a record in the over—100s category. afterwards he said he was slightly disappointed with his performance! one of his trainers put it down to the fact that he had given up eating meat recently. you can get more on that story at our website. see you soon. hello there, good morning. quite a widespread frost to start the day today. most of us are firmly in some really quite cold air coming down from the north. and the cold feel to things is accentuated by the northerly breeze along the eastern coast. but, elsewhere, the winds are a little bit lighter, the skies are clear, allowing t

has reached five finals in melbourne but lost on every occasion, four times to defending champion novakiously broke dell might feel pretty confident after the way last season finished. i do love it here. i love the conditions. i have played really well here over the years and obviously haven't managed to get over the final hurdle. but, yeah, i think i'm in a decent position for sure to do it. i think i have a chance to win here. over on margaret court arena, seventh seed garbine muguruza is a set up against marina erakovic. the home fans will be cheering on bernard tomic later. and on hisense arena fifth seed kei nishikori from japan lost the first set against russia's andrey kuznetsov, but he's levelled it at 1—1. stay in touch all the games on our website bbc.com/sport. the bangladesh captain mushfiqur rahim has been taken to hospital after being hit by a bouncerfrom new zealand bowler tim southee. he was struck on the back of the helmet. an ambulance came onto the field in wellington and he was stretchered off. his batting partner at the time tamim iqbal said he was speaking and he w

andy murray and novak djokovic remain on course to meet in the final of the qatar open in doha.r one beat spain's nicolas almagro in two tough set sets. murray, who won the title in doha in 2008 and 2009, came through 7—6, 7—5, and he'll now play tomas berdych, who beat jo—wilfried tsonga. earlier, djokovic — the world number two — came through in straight sets against radek stepanek of the czech republic. djokovic, who's the defending champion in doha, won 6—3, 6—3. he won the title last year without dropping a set, and he is yet to do so this year. djokovic now plays spain's fernando verdasco. elsewhere, there was an upset at the brisbane international, where the women's world number one angelique kerber suffered a shock defeat in the quarter—finals. she was beaten in three sets by the ukrainian elina svitolina. the number four seed garbine muguruza is also through to the semi—finals in brisbane. the french open champion beat svetlana kuznetsova in straight sets. muguruza won 7—5, 6—4 and will now meet the unseeded frenchwoman alize cornet, who knocked out the number two seed,

murray's fantastic 2016 began with defeat to novak djokovic here last year.rm dipped, but murray went from strength to strength. but how he would love to win this. in his way andre rublev. the 19—year—old is a highly rated prospect and looks to pox outside the court. —— box outside the court, but he was becoming a sparring partner. one key is playing as few sets as possible. the second set went the way of the first, 6—0. when it seemed all was going to plan for the scot, he went over on his ankle. serious? perhaps not. he carried on to break serve again. as for rublev, the bell was to ring for the end of his lesson and he lost the third set 6-2. so murray and evans through, kyle edmund plays tonight, if he wins, then it will be the first time three british men have reached the third round in melbourne when the main draw has started with 128 players. there are more 3rd round replays in the fa cup tonight. non—league sutton united and lincoln city both knocked out league opposition last night to reach the 11th round. now league 2 plymnouth have a massive task a

and world number one andy murray still rates novak djokovic as the biggest threat this year.ing us here on sport today. we are going to kick off the show in the english premier league, where arsenal are up to third after a 2—0 win over crystal palace at the emirates, 0liver giroud grabbing all the headlines with an outrageous scorpion back—heel to open the scoring in the first half. he will be thinking he has got one of the contenders for goal of the season. alex iwobi added another in the second half, but all the post—match talk centred on giroud's moment of magic. i think i needed god's help to score this goal. so yeah, thanks, god. it was...i was a bit lucky, but it was the only thing i could do.

then it's the men's defending champion novak djokovic against denis istomin.lliams and rafael nadal finish off proceedings in the evening session. 0k, ok, you are up to date with the tennis. let me get you up to date with the football. liverpool, seven times winners, are through to the fourth round of the english fa cup. lucas got the only goal of the game as the premier league side beat league 2 plymouth. jurgen klopp‘s side knew they'd face a team well supported and focussed on defending — relief for the reds, then, when plymouth lost focus while lucas kept his head to score. an early goal was gift for liverpool. late in the game the lower league side hit the post which made this awful penalty miss from origi all the more awkward for the premier league side. but they held on and klopp can turn his back on this tricky tie and move on. in the evening's other replays, matt richie scored twice for newcastle as they beat fellow championship side birmingham 3—1. gianfranco zola is still without a win after seven games in charge of birmignham. and shane long scored

novak i feel so old. i worked with his dad 20 years ago. a kid and now in all these movies doing all these great things. >> his dad is a big author. >> uh-huh. >> and worked with george i guess on your book. >> i'm not old, right? >> no, no. >> like a fine wine. >> that was our cue to go, oh, no. you're a baby. you're a baby. >> we do like to have some fun around here. >>> let's look at promos before the show. >> look who's here? >> we're going to celebrate. >> her birthday. >> we'll celebrate ginger's birthday. >> i didn't know that was coming. i just thought robin was saying hello. >> is that ginger doing the -- >> that was always supposed to be seen in raleigh, north carolina, the affiliate with raleigh, north carolina but leave it up to simone. >> seen everywhere now. >> see how lovely you are when it's people's birthdays. >> you like it because i was wearing that sweater -- >> ginger is so great. >> happy birthday, ginger. >> happy birthday to ginger. >> we love you. >> you got off to a good start. how about that? >> all right, so we h

this started when novak went out for ice cream. hit a puddle of slush, her car stalled and caught on fire and none of the doors would unlock. she called it 911. >> i honestly thought i wouldn't make it out. i was going to die there. panic was setting in. i was doing everything i had within my power. i tried all the doors and tried to open them myself. and then kicking as hard as i possibly could. >> thanks to him, she was not hurt. her car, of course, absolutely destroyed. authorities still don't know exactly what caused the fire. they reunited the following day. you know what? he brought her the ice cream that she initially set out to get on friday. >>> santa clara university will receive the largest donation in its history from one of its graduates. a real estate magnet, sabrado, and his wife susan will give the school $100 million. he graduated in 1960. it is the second largest gift to a roman catholic university. santa clara will use it to build a state of the art science facility designed for stem education. >>> if you're driv

brent: tennis, and a major upset at the australian open, six-time winner and defending champion novakc has crashed out of the men's singles. he lost sensationally to a man from uzbekistan. he is ranked 117th in the world. reporter: they are playing a living tennis legend, but he did not let it show. he surprised his opponent with a series of counterattacks. that was a wake-up call to the serb. and the smiling stopped for the man called the joker. djokovic next 72 errors, who seized the opportunity. he won in a tiebreak and kept momentum going, taking 6-4 to crown the biggest win of his career. >> all the credits for playing amazing, he deserves to win. no doubt he was a better player in a clutch moment. reporter: every underdog has his day. dennis did not even apologize for beating his superstar opponent. brent: the football now, six nations where nigeria and tunisia faced off in a group clash. tunisia took the lead in the second half after this deflect into his own net. and a penalty on 66inutes. geria g a consolation goal in overtime but could not prevent the defeat. here is a remin

it is still a mystery what caused kim novak's car to burst into flames and the officer not only saved her life but he brut her ice cream and wine the next day. he's a guy that keeps giving. >> very happy ending there thank goodness. >>> as we mentioned earlier the patriots and falcons will play in super bowl li. >> hoping for a happy ending in two weeks. details from espn. >> good morning, america. it is the monday after championship sunday and because we love america, we should have tom brady start because he's the greatest living american. >> yes, he is. he's going back to the super bowl >> america's game. >> yeah, there he is, number 12. ben roethlisberger has a couple rings, as well. he's not going to get a chance for his third, brady to chris hogan. le'veon bell, maybe the best all around running back but had a groin flare-up. only lasted six carries. that would be a major problem for the steeler offense. a little trickeration. flea flicker, hogan, nine catches, 189 yards and patriots win easily and play in super bowl li in houston against -- >> the nfc representative. packers/fa

the match lasted three hours but in the end it was novak djokovic who edged it.ls ace andy who's number one in the world and who has beenin number one in the world and who has been in tremendous form, winning almost 30 matters in a row. it is unbelievable. it is a great performance from both of us, we push the turn it to the limit. and sur mo farah‘s the turn it to the limit. and sur mo fa rah‘s attempt to the turn it to the limit. and sur mo farah‘s attempt to win the great edinburgh cross—country or second time ended in disappointment. he struggles, finishing seventh in his first race of 2017. hopkins was beaten into second in a sprint finish. definitely a little behind, the last bit of training has not gone as well as i wanted it, but it isa gone as well as i wanted it, but it is a team event and i want to comment here and represent my country at tell the guys. i did a session and i knew from that that it was going to be hard day. mo farah admitting he was a bit behind on his training. i hope he picks! everyone is allowed to be a little bit behind. you think h