dreaming about wimbledon. visualizing wimbledon. and as a kid, i remember i took a little improvised trophy that i think i made from a little piece of plastic. i kind of lift that trophy and i said on english, "hello. my name is novak djokovic and i'm a wimbledon winner." >> simon: jelena spent hours and hours working with novak on the court. but she wanted her prodigy to have more than a forehand and a backhand. you also played classical music for him. >> gencic: yeah, of course. >> simon: and read him poems... >> gencic: of course. >> simon: ...by pushkin. >> gencic: of course. >> simon: was this going to help his tennis or just make him a better human being? >> gencic: a better human being. >> djokovic: i had to know at least two languages. i had to listen to classical music because it calms me down, calms my nerves down. i can be more... >> simon: did you enjoy it then? >> djokovic: i did. and i still do. >> simon: the tennis court served as a haven for novak because the country he had been born into, yugo

looks like commemorative things to be one from wimbledon. >> reporter: dr. bailey is with the oakland institute overseeing hundred -- he has overseen hundreds of lake merritt cleanups over the years. he has pulled interesting items out of water. >> somebody's briefcase with his passport. couple kilograms of a mysterious white powder that somebody wanted to takeoff our hands for free, but we gave it to the cops. >> reporter: in this case the kids mar developed -- marveled for a while before turning the bags over to the police. it was a good lesson in doing the right thing. you feel good somebody might get their stuff back. >> yeah, people have gotten their stuff taken it is only right they get it back to them >> reporter: the sixth graders are especially excited about next week's cleanup. laura anthony, abc7 news. >> i see a future judge there. >>> yesterday afternoon got out there enjoyed the dry conditions. not much sun. is it going to be like that today? >> i think partly sunny, a couple sprinkles possibles across the north bay, the big storm comes in tomo

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one of the things from wimbledon. >> plastic and sigh row foam. >> dr. richard bailey is overseeing hundreds of clean ups over the years. there has never been anything like this he pulled interesting items out of the water. >> a brief case with a passport. telegrams of a white powder spun wanted to take off our hands for free. we gave a discount. >> i found this bag. >> i know. >> in this case, the kids marveled at discoveries before packing the stash back into the bags to turn over to oakland police. but these students it was a good lesson in doing the right thing. >> you feel good and someone might get stuff back. >> yes. some people have gotten stuff taken it's only right to give it back to them. >> had and if you can imagine after the discovery the sixth graders are excited about next week's clean up. >> and still to come wife of ross mirkarimi goes on the phonesive against domestic violence tact ti vifts. >> and zombies behind the wheel. the target of a chp crack down. >> live doppler 7 picking up moisture in the north bay. i'll give you a look at w

, no offense, tony, but with all eye mean you must have a whole house full of great trophies and wimbledon matter to you that much? did that mirror ball rank among any of those? >> it wasn't about the ball. it was about staying on as long as possible and doing my best. it was a challenge and i've faced a lot of challenge. and i try to encourage people to do more with their lives and get out of their comfort zone. most of all, i really enjoyed my time with tony because he's a great teacher. >> jimmy: i heard you blamed tony for your loss. >> he couldn't make my legs move the right way. >> i was trying to with laser beams, but it didn't work. >> jimmy: not only to have one of the greatest athletes in the history of the sports, but also she's from check slaf vaccia. >> more importantly, she has such an incredible heart. i'm sad i couldn't take her further for people to get to know her. >> jimmy: that's nice. do you think if you were teaching tony tennis in the same amount of time, what level would u be able to get him to? >> i know he would improve greatly. he's such an amazing athlete. we we

looked like commemorative claims, one of the things to be from wimbledon. >> kids marveled for a whilethey turned it over to police. if no one claims the numbers within 90 days all that treasure goes back to the kids who found it. now the students as you might imagine are more excited about next week's cleanup project. maybe that's how you do it, get kids to cleanup, drop a couple hundred bucks next week they want to come. >> they definitely did the right thing. >> absolutely, to be commended. >> they had better odds than we have tonight. >> you bet they do. >> what are the odds for a little rain this weekend? >> one in one. let's talk about when it is going to get here more tomorrow than today another weekend upon us that means another chance of rain in the bay area. timing hasn't been great for outdoor activities the last couple of weekends. low clouds hanging around no left fog except north bay where we've had a few sprinkles, a little more moisture there. temperatures still in the upper 40s mountain view and los gatos rest of us mild. 49 monterey rest of the bay and inland 51 to 52

one seems to be from wimbledo wimbledon. >> classic mostly. >>reporter: dr. richard bailey with the oakland institute. he's overseeing hundreds office lake merit clean up over the years. and though never anything quite like this, he has pulled some interesting items out of the water. >> somebody's briefcase with passport. couple kilogram of mysterious white powder that somebody wanted to take off our hand for free but we gave it to the cops. >> happy i found this gag. >>reporter: in this case the kid marvel at the discovery for awhile before packing the stash back that the bag to turn over to oakland police. for these students it was a good lesson in doing the right thing. >> feel good that somebody might get their stuff back. >> yes. if people have gotten their stuff taken only writ to get it back to them. >>reporter: after today discovery the sixth graders are especially excited about next week clean up. this is 7 news. >>> all right sure they are excited who know what is they find next week. >> police plan to pick up the jewelry tomorrow morning. public wi

seven at thousand dollars to cover the cost of the racket was clear mayor jean quan and oldham--in a wimbledon doesn't recall election. he --rosa of the bill for this as well as yours, sort rig was one of the worst in years and now hold--doe indeed >> rebuttal a unique bid to to actually really be as aggressive as they are? >>reporter: lead despite a rash of shootings in the view mayor quan plans is done by her >> we just started, are you kidding? give me a break. from who-- >>reporter: we show the mayor's response here is as most hon level >> it has been almost six months now and then have no result. six months from now we cannot continue and this is a key was is not working. >>reporter: he said he was mayor he would quiz more gang in junction and an anti is ordering a lot to help the police to add it is rarer are on the streets. when--croesus usually been the he says sometimes you have a good set aside your ideological luther city is left to do that. rock >>justine: room, on tuesday the city council approved $3.5 million or a major developer to draft a more formal plan. error it will take a

an athlete who has 59 grand slam titles a record wimbledon championships and 344 tournament victoriesy without a trophy. but last night, this woman right here, martinale navratilova and her partner tony dovolani were the first couple to get the boot from "dancing with the stars." we'll talk to them in just a moment. but first let's take a look at last night. >> on the second week of competition, the company with the lowest combined total, therefore leaving right now is -- martina and tony. ♪ >> i know! we felt the same way. and joining us now, live -- i love this little screen over here -- martina and tony live there in los angeles. good morning to you both. >> hey, robin. >> hi. >> i know this is -- both of you are not used to being in this kind of situation. you are such great sports for joining us. martina, how's your toe? i know you had injuries you were working through? >> oh, the toe is fine. that is not an issue at all. the problem is here. not in the toes. >> you're too much of a thinker, martina. you just have to let yourself go. you know, a lot of people are commenting that