a bunch of people yanked on a statue, it wouldn't come down. >> or they watch it as the iraqis yank downe and collapse on them and kills ten people. americans help them pull it down. it was an awkward moment, one person put an american flag. >> over the face of the statue. >> american head that was tied to 9/11, a flag that had been in new york. and then it quickly erected this statue. >> which is. >> not great. it is odd. people in the square at the time, i was listening to them cheer. they weren't cheering the end of america, end of saddam, this is freedom, freedom. they were yelling and sharing [ speaking foreign language ] >> giving a shiite sectarian chant. >> as it was pulled down. >> the toppling of that statue was ten years ago this week. the date on which the george w. bush library will be open to the public next month will be the ten year anniversary to the day of bush declaring mission accomplished in iraq weeks into the start of that eight yearlong war. on the ten year anniversary of that, his presidential library opens. on the ten year anniversary of the saddam statue being

solo homer makes it 3-0, yanks. top of the five. what would we do without andy pet it? he does it again. he puts david ross away. one run over eight innings. here it comes. we have been waiting for it for a long time, the sandman. rivera making an appearance. he gives up a walk, a double and rbi ground out. that's how it should end for him. strikes out for the final out. he gets the save. the yankees avoid a season opening sweep, beating the red sox, 4-2. moving to the capital, nationals hosting the marlins. jason weathrth. p-1 there. the nationals win, 6-1 leading a season opening three-game sweep of miami. if you want to jump on a bandwag bandwagon, think about the nationals. manny ramirez, remember him? he's found a home. the chinese professional baseball team. he signed with the eba rhinos. fans there are excited. last night, he did his first home run. [ speaking foreign language ] >> manny ramirez, a two-run home run! >> that may be better than brazilian soccer goals. manny is still hitting the long ball. >>> finally, this is your foot race of the week. this comes

and dealing for the yanks. chris davis, goes down swinging. the weekend shutoff. the fifth of his career. yankees take the series. they win it. 3-0. coming up on sports final. the nationals player takes the blame for today's loss. hear what he had to say about it. d wade not resting against the bulls. show you how the die naming duo fared against chicago. and pro bowler, leaves for arizona. stops by the studio. and it is bittersweet. and carol maloney joins me on sports final. sportlook, every day we're using more and more energy. the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas projects in the world. enough power for a city the size of singapore for 50 years. what's it going to do to the planet? natural gas is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got to be smart about this. it's a smart way to go. ♪ [ female announcer ] from tracking the bus. ♪ to tracking field conditions. ♪ wireless is limitless. >>> future entrepreneurs got a lesson in business. young

you leave your son's arm in there, knowing you don't want to yank it out.hat takes some moxie. >> all the adrenaline takes over. he beat that alligator up, essentially. >> kicking him in the belly and he finally let go. >> yeah. >> wow. >>> time for sports. we'll get the latest highlights from espn news. >> i'm randy scott with your "sportscenter" update. we start with the playoffs in the nba. the best finish, the best game so far of the nba postseason. grizzlies/clippers, game two. l.a. already up a game in this series. grizzlies were desperate. that's mike conley jr., feeding marc gasol. now, waning seconds. who will take the shot for lob city? it has to be chris paul. and that's why. 19 of his 24 points coming in the second half. and none of them bigger than those. as the clippers win, 93-91. they have a 2-0 games lead as the series shifts to tennessee. >>> jay-z said his nets could go 0-82 and it would all be gravy. what if the nets go up two games on the bulls? that's jimmy butler from kirk heinrich. bulls up 12. then, in the fourth, joakim noah, going

cherry blossoms and an interesting blog on why the world's hottest recorded temperature in libya was yanks -- was yanhnked. all right. up next, a terrifying fight for one woman. we will tell you what happened when s >> so this is a terrifying half or anyone who flies during committee violating after you follow sleep on board it clean. fixed that is exactly what federal authorities say when a recent flight into d.c.. a man started groping a woman next to him. that man faced a judge. miami to reagan national airport, according to court documents, the victim was sitting in the window seat when he sat down in the middle seat next to her. when she fell asleep, he began hugging the victim. she says she woke up to find his hand under her raw fumbling his breast. she told police that she pretended to be asleep because she was scared. she eventually got up and went to the bathroom. that is when police say he touched the leg of another woman who was next to him in the aisle seat. that woman told a flight attendant and air marshals on board detained him until the airplane touchdown at reagan national

president obama has been trying to show some strength, not to play into the kind of yank your chain thathe north koreans are trying to do. they're trying to get attention to get negotiations to get concessions. they've been threatening like a child who is screaming and not being paid attention to. they're screaming more and more loudly. yesterday they shut down the joint industrial part with the south koreans which is a bigger issue. they're doing more things to get noticed. senator mccain's strategy would play into their hands. what they want is for the rest to react to this, then they can respond to what they would say is an act of provocation. the trick is to maintain some restraint. don't play into that dialogue and reassure the japanese and deter the north koreans. i think it would be a wrong thing. it would be a tit-for-tat that would escalate in an entirely wrong manner. precisely what the admiral spoke about. it would be a hotheaded response when what we need are calm and steady nerves. >> both of you, stand by. we're going to continue this analysis on our special situation room

my dad woke me up by yanking me out of bed by my feet.ed me out of my bed by my feet and drug me in the living room and -- time-out. >> all right. >> all right. >> moments later, he composed himself and continued his story. >> there was no questions, just he started screaming at me and said he was sick and [ bleep ] tired of me and tired of the [ bleep ] i was doing and the fists started coming and the boots, and grabbed me off the door by my hair, yanked me by my hair and flung me into the dining hall and started to beat the [ bleep ] out of me. >> lashbrook's troubled childhood has followed him to prison. he's had dozens of disciplinary write-ups from everything to destroying property and making threats and tattooing. >> assault to avoid a issue or me getting cuffed up and taken to segregation or causing a security issue and everybody getting caught down and catching a write-up over it, i choose to stay in my cell. take one whole sausage, slice it up like he has, long ways and you make quarters out of them and you cut that completely in

. >> they yanked him right out of there. >> this is great. sea turtles live for a long time. >> when they took the hook off, is there video of her afterward? >> yeah. she swims away happy. she's using both fins. >> oh, yeah. >>> an update on the viral video that shows two friends attacked brutally. why the beatdown caught on camera helped bring the bullies in. >>> what if people crossed the street like animals. >> it would be dangerous. >> it would be hilarious, >>> last week i brought you guys this video from queens, new york. if you remember, this is cell phone footage of a bullying image. you can see in this video there are several young girls physically attackingwo 14-year-old girls. they were two friends who were both attacked brutally. you will also remember a councilman in new york decided to put his office behind the investigation to make sure something was done in this case. i do have an update for you. in the new videos, you can see from a closer angle how brutal the fight was. five young girls were arrested as a result of this inci

here you can see people yanking in pulling trying to reach the wounded. a second bomb went out a second bomb went off down a street. in all 183 people were injured in the news room charles clifford kron 4 news. >> >> pam: 866 greater and more standing near the area are one of the bombs when off. any words that can't express what was felt by everyone in the community. we are all very thankful that he is still alive and pray that he will continue to be to be alive. news tonight at 8 there is a fund raiser, another one on the way >> pam: it was phenomenal, we actually sold out. i couldn't have planned for anything else. the owner told me that they love lost count this as just bush kron 4- >> >> pam: you may remember this case boyer was eight santa clara. what then the last 24 hours the oakland police has arrested five teenagers connected to tam lawyers are right murder. the five suspects are between 14 and 16 years old dairy are not game members. but they to hang out together. police say crime among teens have become a disturbing trend in the city of oakland

that involves a multitude of factors like investor confidence, the money supply, the human anus, and yanking things out of it. but mostly just those last two. then -- (cheers and applause). round of applause for the human anus. then that libor rate is used to set interest rates everywhere on earth. of course not everywhere, just places that use money. i believe emperor penguins on the ice shelf are not affected. now here's the wrinkle. the banks that determine libor also employ traders who bet on what that rate will be. they're not supposed to talk to each other but you'll never guess what happened. >> leaders at banks were conspiring to fudge the data to boost their own trading profit. one part of barkleys would say to another could you submit data that makes us look -- that either is higher or lower than it is to boost our profits. >> personally, i don't see anything wrong with some work buddies doing each other a solid. you know the old saying, you scratch my back, i make the global financial system your bitch. it's all detailed in e-mails between barkley's traders and rate setters like g

not to play into the kind of the yank your chain that the north koreans are trying to do.th koreans are desperately trying to get attention, to get some kind of negotiations going, to get concessions. so they've been threatening, clearly like a child who keeps screaming and has not been paid attention to. they're screaming more and more loudly. yesterday they shut down the joint industrial park with the south koreans, which was actually in many ways a bigger issue. they're doing more and more things to get noticed. senator mccain's strategy would play into their hands. what they want is for the west to react to this, then they can respond to what they would see as an act of provocation. the trick here is to maintain some restraint. not to play into that dialogue, while at the same time reassuring the south koreans and the japanese, deterring the north koreans, i think it would be precisely the wrong thing. it would be a kind of silly tit for tat that would escalate in an entirely unpredictable manner, precisely what the admiral spoke about today. i think it would be a kind

. >> you yanked him. have you yanked his card? >> he is dead to me.u leave the show you're dead to us. >> no. i dissent from the group. go ahead, chuck. >> i have to say, for me, for me it was just former, look, the whole spectacle, having the five presidents and the five first ladies there. former president bush 41, we've been hearing about his health and it was just very touching to see. he kept it very short and sweet. he had that little joke. you've heard, he is sharp as ever. he is just physically having a hard time right now. and you just felt the warmth and the whole little area here. when he got up there and said those short words and then cracked that joke to his son saying, hey, was that too long? it was probably, it was definitely a fun moment. i thought both president bush and president obama, bush 43, really sort of figured out how to capture this. you saw that new york times story this morning. how are they going to handle this? if there hadn't been the president bush, there wouldn't be a president obama. they both sat there and found a

i just grabbed his hand and yanked him up. my daughter grabbed his leg. we rolled him on to the platform. >> reporter: the quick thinking and mere seconds prevented a tragedy and according to the pair, it was pure instinct. >> i think the guy's alive because we didn't think. we didn't hesitate. as soon as we fell, we were both on our knees by the edge of the tracks pulling him up. >> reporter: it started with a man distracted but ended with a focus of one main goal. >> when i reached down. >> and we pulled him up. >> reporter: the man they helped save is a mystery to them because the father- daughter team went on to the caps game but not before a little gratitude. >> he goes thank you. you see this on the news at different times and you say, i wonder what i have double. well, now we know. >> yes, now we know we would have done the right thing. >> reporter: metro is not releasing the identity of the manual they saved. the father-daughter pair do say that the take away from all this, don't be distracted. stop looking at your cell phone or what have you and

>> with all his might, major albers yanks the fireman back upstream, but the waterlogged man is so heavy, he's pulling the officer in too. just at that moment, former paramedic, pam strong grabs the major. >> she grabbed ahold of my legs, which really helped me at that time, i will never forget it, and i was able to pull up enough and get his lower body, hips, upstream, and pull up enough that i got him up on to the bridge, up to safety. >> chief kelly and his team assess his injuries. they have two very serious concerns. hypothermia and water in his lungs. the team removes his cold, wet clothes as quickly as possible. todd is winded, but his airway is clear. major albers assists with one of the other firefighters who also fell into the freezing water. politicously, there are no serious injuries that day. >> it was a group effort. if they wasn't able to hold on to him on that bridge, we would have been downstream looking for the fireman. >> georgetown first responders transform luck from this bad day into improvements for future swift water rescues. the hope is that they'll be able to re

. >> you can't just go up and yank it off the wall. they're like screwed in. >> he thinks that he can. he's looking behind it. his head is popped up between the wall and the television. he's pulling it from every angle, from every corner. he even crawls up on what looks like a plant stand. >> he can't stay up there. >> gets behind it again and says maybe if i push hard enough, maybe this tv will come off this wall. but no, man versus tv. tv wins. >> this guy leaves empty handed. left nothing but entertaining surveillance video. >> and his face all over this video. >> police are still looking for this fella. >> to south carolina and surveillance video from inside a subway restaurant and what you're seeing is a man who police say was dressed like a woman causing a ruckus at the subway. according to the clerk behind the counter at the time, this person came into theot long menu. the woman said the $5 foot long sandwiches are listed on the menu behind me. this man dressed as a woman said you're going to read that to me. the clerk tried to

not going to yank the rug out from under us at the end. you think there is one coming but there is not. i like this one older couple says -- >> that's cute. >> this is just good prank karma. >> they're hedging their bets. >> yeah. >> at the end here their colors haven't changed for good. >> did you like us being nice to people? do you want us to be nice? >> do you want us to be nice? we can be nice. >> [ bleep ]. >>> this is a perfect example of why you shouldn't talk on the phone while you're driving. this is on the i-87 in new york. the clifton park and half moon ambulance company is responds to an accident. you can see there is a passenger car still in the lane on the side of the road, three lane there is, and you can see a car where they're responding to a medical emergency and then you see an officer's car pull up behind all of the action and in front of the ambulance where this dash cam is running. notice what happens less than a minute later after the paramedics get out of the car and walk over to help treat the patient. >> oh! >> a

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point out, you're not getting enough money from the rich, you have to go down the food chain and yanking a lot of other folk's chains and i think it's a preview of coming attractions. >> it is a preview of coming attractions and it's already had a negative impact on our economy, this again, you know, we know the worst post recession whatever. >> neil: you couldn't tell looking at the market. >> i have a different theory on that. the point is-- >> fair and balanced, yes, look at everything. i don't know about you, but i'm trying to look at the whole world. >> and i walked in the door, charlie, we know you're one-sided when you're here, always be fair and balanced. >> neil: you don't practice it. >> can i help out. >> neil: no, we don't want to hear from you. >> the markets have nothing to do with the economy right now. i mean, the markets and the economy-- >> i think we need to digress, and nor did i mean it pick on certainly dagen. and i will you this, dr. gasperino, about what it says of an administration now that will put far greater emphasis on finding greater ways to get money than s

. >> he yanks the guy back and he was hanging over the edge. the he put his own life in danger, he could have fallen down due to the weight of this dude and barely got him out of the way of the train in time. >> a good deed done by this officer who was pretty aware of what was going on. >> this is the moment one of our airmen is returning home after greeted by some very excited puppies. you see two dogs run up to him, very excited. but the most excited of them all is emma. >> oh! emma is an american bulldog and pit bull mix. she was born with a severe birth defect, which left her legs the way that you see them now. she can't use her back legs and she can barely use her front legs. she also has a neurological issue that's similar to cerebral palsy. >> this just melts your heart. apparently his wife would come home and emma would just sit at the end of the hallway and wait for her to pick her up and take her places. in this case she's so excited to see her dad come in the door that she struggles to get to the door to say hello. >> so sweet and yo

as it stands, forbes lists the yankes with a value of $2.3 billion, followed by the dodgers at $1.6, red sox at $1.3, cubs at $1 billion, and the phillies at $900 million. those new google glasses? they're going to make 'em in the good ol' u.s.a. remember the president's state of the union call to increase domestic tech manufacturing? google is working with hon hai precision industry - also known as foxconn - to assemble the headsets near its headquarters in santa clara, california. the wearable computer eyewear go on sale later this year. they'll cost about $1500. kids' meals continue to fail to make the grade in nutritional value. restaurant meals are said to still have too much salt, fat and sometimes more than a thousand calories. according to the center for science in the public interest, chain restaurants such as mcdonald's, applebee's and ruby tuesday did not meet nutritional standards 97% of the time. one example: applebee's grilled cheese sandwich, with fries and 2% chocolate milk, has around 1,200 calories, 62 grams of fat and 2,300 milligrams of sodium. however, restaurant

e he was yanked... oakland wins 7-5... time for the wednesday night top five...scored six in the first winning off norris. oakland a winner today 7-5. >>> the giants run out of gas tonight. turn out it was in the bullpen. at number four, our exclusive international highlight of the night comes from the netherlands. >>> carlos gomez and nailed him way abucket of water. number two, the jazz were eliminated from the playoffs. go tell moe williams. >>> and joe montana's son nate was in santa santa clara day. he probably won't be drafted but wouldn't find playing in his father's shadow in the nfl. >> a blessing and a curse. you try to ignore the joe montana's son and go to work ,,,,,,,, david letterman is next.. wh selena gomez. our next newscast is tomorr 0. >>> we continue to follow the huge explosion of a fertilizer plant in texas. dozens killed, hundreds more injured. it happened in the small town ,, [♪...] >> announcer: the following program is brought to you by nopalea, the anti-inflammatory wellness drink by trivita. stay tuned to learn how you can receive a 32

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starting with a dramatic moment on a train platform in columbia, as a man is yanked, literally, fromrink of death. >> keep your eyes on the screen. the man in the white shirt and black pants. as the train is pulling in, he tries to throw himself in front of the train. that quick-thinking police officer, with quick feet and hands saves the day. watch this again. he pulls the man out of the way just in time. >> he's being called a hero. that modest officer. here he goes. he said he was just doing his job. >>> and now, to a young athlete who is a true champion, giving up his track career to help someone he's never met before. >> this morning, university of new hampshire senior, cameron lyle, is traveling to boston to donate his bone marrow to a cancer patient. >> he will miss the final two track meets of his college career. but he says, that's okay. >> when they said i was a match, they said, would you like to proceed. and i said, absolutely. and i hung up the phone. and i realized, i think athletics are over now. >> doctors hope the bone marrow transplant will save the life of a 28-yea

last night the yanks were playing their song. >>> when we come back, making a difference with some very good dogs providing much-needed comfort to the people of boston. >>> this is the corner of boylston and berkeley streets in boston where a memorial has sprouted up about a block from where the bombings took place. it was started by a man from cape cod wanting to express his sadness. folks saw it. they have been stopping by all day dropping off flowers and cards. a lot of the signs we have seen feature the slogan of the moment in that city -- boston strong. >>> finally tonight our making a difference report. we have seen it all too many times lately. they are a welcome sign when they arrive on the scene -- the therapy dogs who show up to comfort the humans who have been through a trauma. well, they are on the job tonight in boston. we get the story tonight from nbc's kerry sanders. >> reporter: for two days all 15-year-old david yepez has heard and thought about are his injuries from the second explosion. >> this is ruthie. >> reporter: but today, david smiled. >> we have a dog at home

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in italy have shown a total collapse of modern ones is a spirit of measures which were supposed to yank the country out of the economic hole yet didn't achieve much other than create division and uncertainty right left everybody understand that we have been in a deep crisis and the. opposition from the side of the power they have no pollution ok no you have to make sacrifices look for it's a very serious we have now seventy eight million families not going to be sure to go. for the moment with. terrible shit with two trillion euro that's the amount of italy's national debt threatening to force entire cities to declare bankruptcy tax hikes pay cuts sporadic corruption scandals and youth unemployment at over thirty percent these are the top of the list of reasons italians say they have lost faith in country's politicians and that is largely wife february's elections were described as a victory for better green loz five-star party a movement which positions itself against everything italian politicians have done or said in the last two decades and if in italy. regarding europe for instance

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was t photographer i was working with, brian foley, 6' 5, he grabbed the fence while shooking and yanked the fence back and the scene that we saw on this sidewalk, scott, it's hard to even -- it's hard to get your head around. i mean, i saw -- in all the carnage there must have been an eight-year-old boy or five-year-old boy sitting upright. he didn't look injured but at his feet was either his mother or father with a leg blown off. their eyes were all open. nobody was crying out and screaming for help, nobody. it was as though everybody was absolutely shell shocked in that moment, completely not coming to grips with what had just happened to them. and all around us there were people with horrific injuries, legs had been blown off, arms had been blown off. people had internal bleeding. there was open wounds. it was horrible. and there was nothing that we could do except pull that fence back to let e.m.s. get in there. but i have to say, had that bomb gone off an hour earlier at the end of the race for the elite runners, they were ten deep in that sidewalk. because it went off in the four

announced she was going out with him. ( catches breath ) ( catches breath ) frasier, i hope you're just yankinggiggle chain. what do you mean? you're letting this delicate english rose be sullied by some sociopath? niles, he passed bad checks. he's not a sociopath. he's a degenerate who should be put away. you haven't even met him. they're all depraved animals! here's your coffee. anything else? yes, the check, quickly! we've got to rescue her. oh, niles, sit down and relax. you're being irrational. don't you dare call me irrational! you know that makes me crazy! now, niles niles, listen. i think jimmy's a perfectly nice guy. and besides, daphne can take care of herself. i don't care. i'm going after her. i'm not without resources. my tae kwon do instructor says i'm two moves away from becoming quite threatening. niles, just listen to me for a second. she'll resent any interference. if you want to make a fool of yourso ahead but don't ask me to join you. fine-- tell me where they went. oh, someplace called the, uh... the topaz room. i thought the cops shut that place down elf, g after the last

that the only way they're going to get the ear of the companies is of the shareholders are kind of yanking on them saying we're not seeing the profits we used to see you know for all of the stores that have their employees walk out today that certainly means that they're able to serve less customers it means that their their customer service will will decrease at least for the day and that they're drawing attention to their pleas so we'll see what happens there thank you so much for joining me that was our t.v. producer rachel currently is in studio. and ever been stung by a jellyfish yes that must hurt but also misspeak may be useful that's what researchers that virginia tech college of engineering are betting on they've unveiled a rebel a robotic jellyfish yes you've heard me correctly a robotic jellyfish they've nicknamed at the creation of the creation cyro and get this over five feet tall it tips the scales at one hundred seventy pounds in a news release the school says that the robotic jellyfish is a larger model of a robotic jellyfish the same team of researchers unveiled in two tho

test her limits and perhaps see if she's willing to change her policies towards north korea and the yanks main objective is actually to start a dialogue with the u.s. with north korea's recent what the u.s. calls provocations it's actually been easier for the united states to pivot its military back and say something about the pentagon has said that it was wanting to do to rebalance back into east asia so because of this we've seen a larger increased presence of military expansion by the u.s. into east asia during these annual drills something that we haven't seen before we saw the f. twenty two stealth fighter jets this week and we also saw the b. two stealth bombers last week so we're seeing a lot of money spent despite the eighty five billion dollars budget cut that the u.s. is currently going through so we see that washington is actually preparing a lot of things to get back into east asia now whether this is for north korea or whether this is to counter the rising power of china we have to really see what's going to happen i'd cares if you were in seoul right now what's the atmospher

the red sox had over the yank keys. inappropriate and insensitive. they have boston massacre written on them. what nike told us is this is an older item. they took immediate action to remove the product from distribution. adee das did boston stands as one. these shirts sold out within a day. they are available again. adee das is telling us it's raises more than one million dollars and it plans to keep raising as much money as possible. >> there's quite a bit of boston marathon gear for sale on e bay right now. is it mostly for charity? >> you look on e bay a good portion of that stuff is going to charity. you see a lot of boston strong t-shirts when you flip around on e bay. you can see a couple of people have tried to trademark that term, boston strong. that is up for sale. there's only one of those upright now. proceeds for that will go to one fund boston. there was also a lot of anger you can find on social media saying they're trying to capitalize on these bombings. seeing them sold online is, quote, disgusting. >>

sand and guinea may has basically said any originator that comes out with 5% delinquencies will be yankedriginator. so lenders are not going to take that chance that these people might be bad borrowers again. and then he went on to say that it's the young people that can't take advantage of this. and shouldn't we be -- >> isn't there a point there, though? to get a good credit score, you have to have not just good credit, you have to have a decent longtime credit history. something that a 26-year-old that may be perfectly responsible and will pay back their lender, simply won't have. why not help him or her? >> that's the problem. is that he's basically saying that those people need to come up from their credit score and things like that. we should be teaching them financial responsibility. there's a lot of ways that you learn financial responsibility. go out and get a $2,500 credit card. create credit. don't get a $200,000 or $300,000 house that you may default on and this whole debacle starts all over. the other thing that you have to realize about fannie mae is loosening it doesn't mak

the former world number one yank vick she took to first set, 6-3.illiams had won five of their previous nine meetings. so she stole the second set. the 21 with 6-2. >> i felt good. it was not an easy match today. some it was good to be able to win when elena was playing so well and to be throughout the whole time. especially on cly gives me a good feeling. novak djokovic has helped security the service of the davis cup. already leading 2-1. he has singles against sam querrey to ensure that they would progress. he twisted his ankle after medical time-out. he returned to take the set 7-5. querrey though roared on by the home crowd at the arena. that was as good as it got for the american. djokovic powers to victory, three sets to one. also into the semifinals, argentina they breat france. carlos burr lock. wan martin del potro. after si match 3-1 mon. in the semifinals in september. , the gning world champion spanish started a class a part from the race. valentino seven time champion. came out from having a tough time with the second. >> this was diff