a three run shot. 7-2, mavs after this.than he already is, trying to win his eighth wimbledon title. he did not disappoint. federer on point this will tournament. no different today. you see the beautiful backhand cross court. he takes his first set. beautiful. suffered ancilic ankle injury. federer easily won the second set 6-1. third set, match point. ace.er with an he was overcome with emotion after words. congrats to him. setbacks for the mystics. she was in a walking boot today. tayler hill out for the season. she tore her acl. they had struggles. this player-- launches. it is good. 45-29 at the break. second half was all liberty. still, the ball moving by new york. everybody is touching the ball. ley hits.ts -- hart 85-55. the kickoff their season against -- on the road against the springfield laser. get ready for some tennis. kimberly: as roger said, this is a very big deal. robert: very big deal. a big deal around here. kimberly: kimberly: today is national ice cream day. when it was hot, people in the persian empir

said the new york times they were going to press with it, donald trump released the mavs and he may haveotten himself into legal hot water -- released the emails and he may have gotten himself into hot water. in response to the email, trump junior wrote if it is what you say, i love it. especially late in summer, which means he was meeting with someone representing a foreign government to get information that could have an effect on the election and that could be illegal. americans cannot solicit contributions, financial or otherwise in connection with the u.s. election. lawyers will look into the legal implications. some see it as proof of conspiracy to commit crime. others say talking to someone is allowed under the first amendment. it is impossible for trump junior to be guilty of collusion, it is not in the criminal cold. the conspiracy is. that is what robert mueller is looking for. rex tillerson is in saudi arabia to meet the king as he gulf countriesn to solve a diplomatic crisis. he will also meet with diplomatic ministers. allies severed ties with delhomme -- with doha. to bring

if we take a look at another great function, is a mavs function.s is a map of the united states. -- snow park is saying this dollars -- $200 per share. it seems somewhat reasonable and our analysts says they are very likely to step in and in terms of reach, they have got to do something so maybe it will happen. very interesting, but a family is involved. --she was saying she thought however, they tried to buy them then. also, maybe it is going to be a little different. if we take a look at the bloomberg, this is a long-term look at the shares of dillards and this channel suggests they the case perhaps they are going to try to unlock that real estate. >> maybe it is time. >> jeffrey pierce, managing on --is going to appear at 2:00 p.m. eastern. bloomberg data fines consumer discretionary countries including retailers running out of cash at a faster rate. hasrge in online shopping raised retailers default. in june after a three-month decline. that is the latest bloomberg business flash. >> in a retaliatory moves, putinn president vladimir says it mus

. >> there will be rock and >>> we have a complete list and interactive mav on the app. >>> there's plenty more ahead. >>> we're getting new details on a radioed rage arrest. here what we have learned about the suspect and his dramatic arrest. >>> the manhunt is over for a driver wanted in pennsylvania. morgan radford explains what it means for the family who lost their daughter months before she was set to head to college. >> we are here to announce murder charges against david desper. >> reporter: this morning the mystery man at the center of a manhunt is behind bars, charged in the road wage death of bianca roberson. her anguished parents michelle and rodney hugging investigators. as police describe how 28 years old david desper allegedly jockeyed with their daughter for one lane as seen on this surveillance video. police say he shot her in the head and then drove away. >> this defendant wasn't happy with the way it was going, so he pulled out a gun and killed this young woman. >> reporter: roberson's family devastated. >> she had a heart of gold, and this person that took her took so m

last month the mavs declined a team option that would have paid the face of the franchise.ent his entire 19-year career with the mavericks. >>> across the pond round two of wimbled wimbledon. federer. first set was a battle. federer takes the second and third no contest. the ace to finish things off. federer wins in straight sets. number two seat djokovic, the joker leading in the first. and the beautiful touch there. he crews 6-2 in the first. now to the third. nice volley back and forth and djokovic would end that in an over hand smash. 6-2, 6-2 and 6-1. did you say france or france. watch out for flying umbrellas. one of the longest stages of the year in the 134 miles. the final sprint to the finish. kittle make as nice move outside and by a nose wins the second stage of the tour. this abc 7 sports report hads been brought to you by toyota. that a look at sports. >>> and that stylish yellow jersey. >> he's worn it twice already. >> only matched by the green jacket at the masters. >> coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00. we're staying on top of our developing news, fo

last month the mavs declined a team option that would pay the face of the franchise $25 million.the mavericks. >>> across the pond, roger federer taking on lusan. first set was a battle. federer with the strong forehand. 7-6. federer takes the second. no contest in the third. everything coming up aces for roger. he wins in straight sets. number two, djokovic facing paf la check. leading 3-2 in the first. oh, beautiful touch. djokovic crewsuises in the firs set. djokovic would end with overhand smash. >>> scary moment in the women's side of the draw. american bethany sands suffered a devastating knee injury to her right knee in a match against sorstaya. it happened in the third set. she screamed in agony. she won the first set and lost the second before being forced to retire because of injury. >>> to the links in the first round of the greenbrier classic. phil mickelson's first event since he and his caddie split up. look out. he hits a fan on the 11th hole. he said, i yelled fore, didn't you hear? phil would go on to save par. and what does he do? gives the ball to the fan, prob

last month the mavs declined a team option that would pay the face of the franchise $25 million. nowitzki has spent his entire 19-year career with the mavericks. >>> across the pond, roger federer taking on lusan. first set was a battle. federer with the strong forehand. 7-6. federer takes the second. no contest in the third. everything coming up aces for roger. he wins in straight sets. number two, djokovic facing paf la check. leading 3-2 in the first. oh, beautiful touch. djokovic crewsuises in the firs set. djokovic would end with overhand smash. >>> scary moment in the women's side of the draw. american bethany sands suffered a devastating knee injury to her right knee in a match against sorstaya. it happened in the third set. she screamed in agony. she won the first set and lost the second before being forced to retire because of injury. >>> to the links in the first round of the greenbrier classic. phil mickelson's first event since he and his caddie split up. look out. he hits a fan on the 11th hole. he said, i yelled fore, didn't you hear? phil would go on to save par. a

nobody wants a mav that ya to run a town. a piano is systemic. systemickity does not milwaukee the rules. that's where i started with this book itch thought, is that it? a matter of saying you're a racist if you don't like the dialect and/or, it's systemic? well, the american public thinks it's a broken system. and so, talking back, talking black, gets across four fix points designed to get under or maybe around the typical arguments. i'll just quick i outline them. one of them is this. black english is full of things that it does not do that main stream standard english does. this verb "to be" is not there. black english is more come complex than mainstreet standard english but all we can hear is the bad grammar, the slang also gets in the way. so all sorts of things in black english that would be more challengerring to the foreigner to learn than learning the language of "the wall street journal." two quick ones. all these things sound like what we classify as slang. they're not slang. they're beautiful. for example. you could listen to -- i pi