now i wonder how many parents have told pancho segura that.oria thompson he said "send him out." >> rose: and he changed what? or did he s to? >> rose: >> well, he haded to. my game was pretty well mold it had way i played when i was -- have from the very beginning is the way i ended when i stopped but he gave the man's outlook. the mental preparation to go in and play against the great players of the world but he also gave me much more than that. he gave me a lot of life's lessons just by -- his son senser is a good friend of mine. >> rose: a entrepreneur here in new york. >> indeed, yes. so we grew up together so i was kind of taken in by his family so it was just more than just the tennis. >> when you look at president matches you had, is the it one that sticks out for you? >> when i was 17 when i played roy emerson at the los angeles tennis club. the reason xwg is that's such a great player because his legacies and results speak for themselves. that was the first time i felt like keep working, keep doing what you're doing, you can play in

donde pancho villa fue asesinado. ciudad, nuestros orígenes son latinos también, son mexicanos, son hispanos. >>> erick garceti fue electo al consejo municipal en 2001 y en el 2006 fue presidente del consejo legislativo. en su carrera ha apoyado una reforma migratoria, ya que dice no olvida a sus antepasados mi abuelo fue un inmigrante indocto y vivieron 3 década sin documentos aquí. como un voluntario, un soldado en la segunda guerra mundial, él recibió su ciudadanía. y es la historia de nuestras familias. obtener el sueño americano, trabajar muy duro y la pasión por la reforma migratoria es personal. >>> una lucha que asegura, continuara de su nuevo puesto, para ayudar a quienes como sus abuelos, llegan en busca de un mejor futuro a sus 42 años de edad, erick gar cetto se convertirá a partir del primero de julio. en el alcalde más joven de los an ángeles sustituyendo a antonio villaraigosa el primer alcalde hispano en esta ciudad. >>> otro alcalde de los angeles que habla español. >>> ilia que tenemos. >>> tenemos s

pancho knows quite a few of them. >> people need to drive, go to work, go to the hospitals and everything. every day in life. >> reporter: one 1-8 drivers on the road does not have a license, which means as many as 2 million california drivers have never passed a dmv exam, taken a vision test, or learned traffic laws. as a result, they are three times as likely to cause an accident, and are blamed for 1-5 fatal accidents. >> the incentive is that they don't want to drive in fear that when they take their kids to school or drive to work, they might get their cars taken away and impounded, arrested and taken to county jail because they have no identification. >> reporter: right now, you need a social security card to get a driver's license. but that could change. instead, undocumented immigrant could show other forms of id like a birth certificate, a consular id card, or a police agreement. millions of unlicensed drivers could come out of the shadows to get trained, tested, and ensured. >> it's a smart thing to do and it's in everyone's interest. >> reporter: not everyone is convinced. >> i

pancho villa knows quite a few out of them. >> people driving. people need to work.ple need to go to the hospitals and everything. everyday life. >> one in eight drivers on the road does not have a license, which means as many as 2 million california drivers have never passed a dmv exam. as a result they are three times as likely to cause an accident and are blamed for one in five fatal crashes. >> in everybody's interest, to promote public safety, that they abide by the department that everyone does who drives on the road. >> right now you need a social security card to get a driver's license but that could change. instead undocumented immigrants could show other forms of id like a birth certificate, a consular id card, a utility bill or lease agreement. if passed, millions of unlicensed drivers could come out of the shadows to get trained, tested and insured. >> incentive is they don't want to drive in fear that when they take their kids to school or drive to work that they might get their cars taken away and impounded, that they might get arrest and had taken to c

there gloria surrendered the rest of jimmy's tennis education to tennis legend pancho sigura. >> sheshe could. and she realized that. that was more her genius, not only did she give me the game, very compact, easy playing game, but she knew when to turn me loose. >> reporter: take me back to 1974. you won 99 matches, 15 tournaments, all of the grand slams except the french open. that's a pretty good year. >> that's a career. >> reporter: for most people. >> right. >> reporter: cover of "time" magazine. >> that's one of the coolest right there. being on the cover of "time". >> reporter: and to top it all off, the bad boy of tennis was dating the princess of the court, chris evert. when 19-year-old evert and 21-year-old connors both won wimbledon in 1974, the british press dubbed it the love double. the two were engaged with a november wedding date. why didn't you and chris get married? >> bad timing at the time for both of us. even though we had something very special during the time that we were together, it was -- you know, the pressure on us was unbelievable. >> reporter: last week

authorities say 23 year-old as the bought smith killed a woman and injured eight pancho county sheriffrs in texas. they say smith shot one person and even at 4:30 a.m., two people and brady, then went back to eden where he wounded one other victim. he also killed 41 your old a lee said torres and her car at about 6:00 a.m. and cons of county. within minutes of the shooting thorez, smith and then shot a council county said sheriff's deputy. two victims, including the deputy remain hospitalized with nonthreatening want not life threatening injuries. three other people were treated at the hospital and released. >> president obama joins a jersey gov. christie on the jersey shore today to get an update on super storm sandy recovery. for christie, it is another chance of the republican governor to showcase his beloved shore, which he touted throughout the memorial day weekend as a destination point that's back in business. >> and oregon teenager accused of planning to blow up his high school is expected to in court today. 17 year-old gran grant acord was arrested last thursday. police say th

historically i'm not a big fan of woodrow wilson but we know after pancho villa came across and killed american families, woodrow wilson did secure the border. he put thousands of american troops on the border, a new thing calls national guard, many of them. they secured the border. nobody came across the united states didn't want across. it can be done. wiffs a sheriff from arizona who was saying that very thing. he was part of a reserve unit, they secured their sector. it can be done. and as steve said earlier this president has the ability, he has the manpower, he has the money, he just doesn't have the will until he extorts what he wants. >> many republicans in your --ty have a watershed moment inaudible] >> i'm incredulous with the condition collusion they drew on the morning of september 306789 they said, president elect would have been president if he didn't say self-deport. is it that sense ty an issue to stand up for the rule of law and the data that gos completely contrary to the allegations they have made, they've fallen back, since they know that this is a huge boon for dem