tsongas with the diving volatile. backhand return and tsongas puts it away, but still loses the first set. third set, how about more diving? again, djokovic in the near court. tsongas has him on the run again. seems like the frenchman gets the final shot. but wow, djokovic dives. tsongas recovers but his shot is long. djokovic wins the second set but loses this third. i need a time-out there, huh? fourth set. match point for djokovic in and that's it. djokovic defeats tsongas in four sets moving to the finals for

>> exactly what you think. >> paul tsongas had cancer. there was a big difference between cancer and migraines. if we are going to hold up a standard that if you have a headache that knocks you out for an hour or two, you cannot be

tsongas with the diving volatile.ackhand return and tsongas puts it away, but still loses the first set. third set, how about more diving? again, djokovic in the near court. tsongas has him on the run again. seems like the frenchman gets the final shot. but wow, djokovic dives. tsongas recovers but his shot is long. djokovic wins the second set but loses this third. i need a time-out there, huh? fourth set. match point for djokovic in and that's it. djokovic defeats tsongas in four sets moving to the finals for the first time in his career. love the reaction. djokovic will play the winner of the other semifinal. he is going to play rafael nadal gets andy murray. he gets nadal on the run. watch the nifty shot. over the net, out of the reap for murray. and the frustration on murray starting to show. match point for nadal. from the far court. serving. just too powerful. nadal defeats murray in four sets. the men's final rafael nadal gets djokovic. you can see the match on nbc4 on sunday at 9:00 a.m. that's going to be a

noble joke of eight years into the man's final after a full set victory of a joe wilfried tsonga the frenchman who knocked out george federer in the previous stage unable to put on a similar performance against the so called go take. on the side break seven six six two six seven and six three djokovic she will face the british number one and to marry well number one draw from the doll next. i do know i'll show him oceans i was really happy there this is one of those moments were. were you can describe it with the words you remember all your career all your childhood everything you worked for you know. it comes true. and the dull mario playing it's out of the moment in the second semifinal the scot has won the opening set by seven games to five breaking rafael and it's wild game. in the ladies event by a shot up of all the back to her best the russians storming into her first grand slam decided in three years following a straight sets win over sabine lisicki in the seventies set up over though not for

novak djokovic, y jo-wilfried tsonga, djokovic sólo buscaba avanzar a la final para quitarle número uno nadal y eso fue lo que su triunfo en cuatro sets. y ahora es el nuevo rey, es el nuevo número uno del mundo, pero me sobra con eso ya están al tanto con último del mundo deportivo, vamos una breve pausa pero no se mueva, regresamos con mucho más que telenoticias washington

novak , novak djokovic against tsonga. this would go four sets before djokovic would put it away to advance to the final where he is pretty much unbeatable when he goes up against as you see the score board against rafael nadal. they faced each other four times this year, nadal has lost all four times. he had to get through andy murray in front of pippa middleton. >> on grass. forget it. nadal, djokovic fine. >>> nfl labor issue, both sides met today and settled nothing and look who's re-upped with nike. quarterback michael vick of the eagles. four years ago mikey -- nike dropped him after the dogfights where he served time in prison. nike says the positive changes

he played well and lost to a talented frenchman, tsonga. you've got to give it to djokovic. in the last seven months he's lost only one match. only one. grass is not his favorite surface. rafa nadal known as a tremendous clay court player because he's won six french court opens. but he's already won wimbledon a couple of times. that is going to be a blockbuster final. those two guys are such tremendous athletes. they have such mutual respect for each other. they're both very, very quick. they've both shown plenty of nerves. if i'd have to give the edge to somebody, i'd give it to the spaniard, rafa nadal, because he's done it before. but djokovic had a huge win yesterday to get to the final. he's number one in the world for the first time ever. he won't be satisfied. he'll be happy on monday morning when he wakes up and is the number one guy in the world but he would love to win his first wimbledon. >> you talk about surfaces and people say the spaniard, it's all about clay. another win on grass for nadal could do a lot to dissuade people of that impression. >> that's exactl

jokovich up against tsonga who beat federer the other day. on the women's side. maria sharipvoa advanced to her first final in seven years. sh she took out her opponent from germany in straight sets. she meets her opponent from the czech republic in tomorrow's final which promises to be a very loud, grunting women's final. ladies, what's happening this weekend other than tennis? >> well, we are here warming up for a day at the movies. big holiday weekend and that means a lot of big names on the big screen. courtney friel here to tell us what's in line, exactly, i was going to do the yawn. >> molly, you know, holiday weekends are great for the box office. ticket sales have been down from last year. and the highest grossing fourth of july opening in history was "spiderman 2" in 2004 which made $88 million followed by the original transformers in 2007

>> exactly what you think. >> paul tsongas had cancer. there was a big difference between cancer and migraines. if we are going to hold up a standard that if you have a headache that knocks you out for an hour or two, you cannot be president, fdr and kennedy, who had addison's disease, and eisenhower, who had a bad heart, would never have been president of the united states. i am not sure that is the position any of us would want to take. i think her answer was good, i think based on the evidence -- is their behavioral evidence of this woman not being able -- >> just be a cautionary. >> well, cautionary is fine -- >> i don't know the capitol hill physicians but i don't think it is fair to imply that somehow this is a less qualified individual. >> i'm not saying that. >> what about rick perry? >> rick . looks more and more like he is going to come into the race. -- rick perry looks more and more like he is going to come into the race. mike huckabee, a conservative finalist in 2008 against john mccain, has taken a shot at him, saying he wil

para pasamos al otro partido entre el número dos del mundo novak djokovic, y jo-wilfried tsonga, djokovictimo del mundo deportivo, vamos una breve pausa pero no se mueva, regresamos con mucho más que telenoticias washington

but tsonga answers in the third. watch the reflections at the net from the big guy. he would win the third set but too much novak in the fourth. tsonga can't handle the serve and with the win djokovic takes over the number one ranking from nadel and will go on to face rafael nadal. >>> the nba lockout is official with the league shutting down for the first time in 13 years thursday night at 9:01:00 p.m. teams can no longer contact players, agents or family members until a new bargaining agreement is reached catch lot of players will be going overseas to play. some will go back to school and some will chill and go back to their families. local agent, bill duffy, who represents over 35 nba players, is not optimistic about the lockout. >> i just feel frustrated because i feel generally that the league is in good shape. there's a lot of excitement and for us to have this type of potential work stoppage would be catastrophic. with the global economy, the way things are, there's a lot of uncertainty moving forward, more than in the past in my opinion. >>> second round of g

both throwing their bodies all over and tsonga's return finally goes wide.c improves to 47-1 taking on raffy nadal in the finals. he beat andy murray in four sets ending murray's bid to be the first brit to win wimbledon since 1936. nadal is going for his 11th grand slam on sunday. >>> the giants in detroit this weekend scoreless in the 5th when pablo sandoval has a double. aaron rowand scores the only run in the game. the bats were silenced by bumgarner who strikes out nine in 7 and a third innings. they are tied at one in the 8th. >>> the sharks signedville vandemeer also agreed to a former kings forward. >>> former sharks ben eager silent a three-year deal with edmonton his future pretty much in san jose came to an end. seems like he spent most of the western conference finals in the penalty box. >>> jaromir jagr is back in the nfl. he played the last she seasons in russia. -- three seasons in russia. >>> lebron james played knockout with the kids at a camp. that's what he does to one 17- year-old. too bad lebron couldn't play that kind of passion in the

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back talk of rich versus the man who saw roger federer in the previous stage that was joe wilfred tsonga. football where former team coach under a couple of has been named as the new manager of self and he's got a job to do the summer i figure bridge to the bottom of the russian premier league to forty two year old signing a three year deal after being sacked as the number of course last year is expected through dramatically restore previous fortunes something his predecessor alexander crown off feel to do former u.s.s.r. international crown off was fired and she was there following three years to kill them defeat to fellow strugglers project melcher. athletics in the south pole has put a marker in the men's one hundred meters for the year but you're making clocking the season's quickest mark of nine point seven eight seconds to beat a solid fields in lausanne but there was no tyson gay are you saying bolt among them in switzerland the olympic gold medal stand world champion with an excellent start. the mark to beat this year was gaze at nine point seven nine poll taken full advantage of

meanwhile joe will fritz tsonga who sensationally knocked out roger federer in the previous stage wasonly able to continue his her roots against djokovic the serb taking new couple of sets before dropping the third order though was restored in the decider seven six six two six seven six three how it finished. i didn't motions i was really happy there this is one of those moments where. where you can't describe it with the words and you remember all your career all your child who are there is a new word for you know. it comes true in a. fight boxing fans have been waiting years for is almost upon us here klitschko and david haye set to go toe to toe later on saturday in a clash that brings together four world heavyweight titles for the taking fright is weighing turning up the heat some additional notch britain hey much the leiderman coming in at ninety seven and a half kilograms a full thirteen and a half t. g.'s light on his ukrainian opponent no love lost between the pearl with the growing steadily dye in the years since the fight was first talked about thirty five year old klitschko

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but i think in a normal conditions we'll be number one in rialto wilfred tsonga who sensationally knocked out roger federer in the previous stage was only able to continue his her roots against the person that's always speaking about there novak djokovic the serb taking the opening couple of sets. dropping the third order though was restored in the decider seven six six two six seven six three it finished. i didn't show him motions i was really happy. this is one of those moments where. where you can't describe it with the words you remember all your career all your childhood everything you worked for you know. it comes true. staying in london where maria sharapova has waited a long time for another shot at wimbledon grass court glory the russian returning to the final at the all england club for the first time since two thousand and four when she won the title a just seventeen check left under patrick of each of us standing in the way of a second major for sure up above the parapet only once before she rocked the prevailing in memphis last your trough of a seven year gap between wimbledo

men's finalist novak djokovic versus the man who saw roger federer in the previous the jew wilfred tsonga. ok to fork over from must school monitor undercover left has been named as the new boss of korea itself and he's got a job to do that some more i felt like i rooted to the bottom of the russian premier league the forty two year old son in a three year deal after being sucked head last year he's expected to drastically restore police fortunes something his predecessor alexander feel to do former u.s.s.r. international top shelf was fired and she was the folding home defeat to fellow strugglers for technology check. golf and it's been a great opening run for alan scott and hunter hostile peate c n t national the pershing a one shot lead to set the pace in pennsylvania house with a decent start including a birdie in the fourth year the thirty four year old american however did most of his good work on the nine as he signed four straight birdies from the thirteenth to the sixteenth hole scott also with a solid showing this truly an ending his day with a birdie in the file. a hole for a f

meanwhile joe wilfred tsonga who majestically knocked out roger federer in the previous stage was onable to continue his heroics against the person adel was speaking about a moment ago novak djokovic the serb taking you think couple of sets before dropping the third order though restored in the decider seven six six two six seven six three the final score. motions i was really happy. this is one of those moments where. where you can't describe it with the words and you remember all your career all your childhood everything you worked for you know . it comes true now. the fight boxing fans have been waiting years for is almost upon its flooding their klitschko and david haye is set to go toe to toe later on saturday night in a clash that brings together four world heavyweight titles friday's weigh in turning up the heat on additional knocks britain hey what's the leiderman coming in at ninety seven and a half to the grounds a full thirteen and a half katie is lighter than his ukrainian opponent no love lost between the pair with most of the growing steadily done the years since the fi

then when nobody is into the man's final four set victory over joe wilfried tsonga the frenchman who knocked federer in the previous stage was unable to put in a similar performance against the servo to take on the tie break seven six six two six seven six three djokovic should replace either british number one and he will face rafael nadal beat and tomorrow minutes ago. i do know motions as we have. this is one of those moments where. were you can't describe it with the words you remember all your career all your childhood everything you worked for. comes true and. so again djokovic is into his best wimbledon final and will play off on the doll who defeated and just a few minutes ago won the opening set seventy five before pulled back taking the next three six two six two six four so the defending champ on the dollar versus world second best open moment djokovic in sunday's men's singles final. over in the ladies of the top of all looks at laws back to her best they rushed. stormed into fast grandslam decider in three s following a straight sets win over sabine lisicki in the semis

tsonga can't handle the serve and with the win djokovic takes over the number one ranking from nadel will go on to face rafael nadal. >>> the nba lockout is official with the league shutting down thursday night at 9:01:00 p.m. teams can no longer contact players, agents or family members until a new bargaining agreement is reached catch lot of players will be going overseas to play. some will go back to school and some will chill and go back to their families. they are not optimistic about the lockout. >> i just feel frustrated because i feel generally that the league is in good shape. there's a lot of excitement and for us to have this type of potential work stoppage would be catastrophic. with the global economy, the way things are, there's a lot of uncertainty moving forward, more than in the past in my opinion. >>> second round of golf. shot of the day on the 18. going right at it. bottom of the jar for birdie and by doing so he makes the cut. k. j. choi, check this out. 6-under 64, 7-under, he leads by two strokes. that's the way the ball bounces. have a save holiday weekend. i'

joe tsonga. he had to slow down djokovic. final he advances to his first wimbledon final regardless of the outcome of sunday's finals nadal and djokovic, doesn't matter who wins, djokovic will be ranked the number one player in the world. that will do it for now. half hour way is coming up. don't forget, i'm looking forward to the camping trip. don't you leave me out. >> we'll let you know. >> all right. henry, that was a fick four or five minutes. for 30 minutes you can watch tonight at 10:30. >> 30 minutes of henry. how can you pass up on that. he i know you're worried about making your savings last and having enough income when you retire. that's why i'm here -- to help come up with a plan and get you on the right path. i have more than a thousand fidelity experts working with me so that i can work one-on-one with you. it's your green line. but i'll be there every step of the way. call or come in and talk with us today. >> tonight at 11:00, the final moments, two hikers killed in yosemite. what led up to a deadly mistake a

as you see the scoreboard against djokovic and tsonga all four times. match point and on grass, forget it. the no. 1 player in the world. >> n f l, the day of the lockout and nba. they one of thday one of the lockout, nothing accomplished. >> nike sponsoring michael veeck. >> still ahead on kron 4 news this weekend the budget. and changes on the roadways will comif he could not the memo? a law that fog! your full forecast >> welcome back it is going to be a lovely day. let us check-in with your full forecast. this is sunscreen, weather. >> absolutely. however from the golden gate bridge you can still see that fog. we will have lots of sunshine and even sunscreen weather as isabe mentionl. that he to advisory from 12:00 p.m.- 9:00 p.m. stay hydrated with that-heat advisory during that heat advisory. as is a bill mentioned sunscreeisabel. e can expect. it is going to be definitely sunscreen weather. with 70's to the coast, and 90's inland! 96 degrees in napa, 92 in santa rosa. 95 and novado. 94 in antioch. and 98 degrees and morgan hill. taking a look a y

tsongas: to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. tsongas: our nation will stop paying our bills on august 2 because we refuse to come together and take shared responsibility. these bills paid for bought policies already purchased, such as the wars in afghanistan and iraq, the 2003 prescription drug benefits, tax cuts and emergency measures to save our economy. yesterday, house republicans passed a bill that asked for sacrifices from seniors, veterans and children but exempted corporations from giving up even their most egregious tax loopholes like those that encourage shipping jobs overseas. that bill also but guarantees a default by requiring a 2/3 vote from both chambers before we can pay our bills. to return to the balanced budgets of the 1990's will require a long-term commitment for the entire country, a commitment that will only come if everyone contributes. we do not need to end social security and medicare as some would do. we can and must reduce the deficit in a balanced way that ensures the well-being of every american. th

tsongas: mr. speaker, i recently heard from a long-term care facility in my district that is set to build an additional location, creating over 100 construction jobs and creasing the number of seniors able to -- increasing the number of seniors able to receive quality care. the financing was in place. but when my constituent met with his bank this week about moving forward, the bank put the deal on hold. with the threat of a u.s. default unresolved, the bank was concerned that the facility's payments for from medicare and medicaid would stop, leaving them unable to repair that i -- repay their loans. a six-month extension like the one being proposed won't help my constituent reassure his bank or create the kind of long-term certainty needed in this still fragile economy. i urge my colleagues to reject short-term proposals that push us to the brink of default again and again. and call on the house to pass a plan that reduces the deficit while providing real long-term economic certainty to our finan

tsongas: i rise in strong opposition to the underlying bill, h.r. 2584, and am disappointed that my colleagues on the other side of the aisle are using this appropriations process to put at risk the air that we breathe, the water that we drink, our public lands and our public health. for example, this bill would dismantle the clean water act which would not only undermine our constituents' access to clean and healthy waterways but also would mean the loss of tens of thousands of jobs. my district, the fifth district of massachusetts, is home to dozens of remarkable rivers and streams which are a key part of the history, culture, economy and natural beauty of the fifth district. most of our rivers have excellent water quality and it is common on warm days to see people swimming, fishing and paddling. but our rivers were not always sos who pitble. there was a time when the merrimac river, one of the largest watersheds in new england, and the river that flows through my hometown, was a depository for waste and pollution. for 150 years the merrimac river was one of the 10 most polluted rivers in t