you made a lot of us cry with your final wimbledon. i of us cry with your final wimbledon.i think one of _ cheering on the players. yeah, i think one of the _ cheering on the players. yeah, i think one of the first _ cheering on the players. yeah, i think one of the first texts i i think one of the first texts i sent was to heather watson, saying, i will be your first round next year! and i want to watch the juniors. i remember watching federer at the juniors in 1998 and sitting and watching him play thinking, this guy is the most amazing talent. i want to see who is going to be the next want to do that, and ijust want to see who is going to be the next want to do that, and i just want to enjoy wimbledon, not necessarily what is on centre court, number one. i might even have a bowl of strawberries! i have never in 30 years! strawberries for sue barker! we will make it happen next year. that is all the time we have tonight. good evening. september has been a wetter than average month for many of us — in fact, the first wetter than average month since february. and we're endi

what a champion when here at wimbledon.rdinary performance. what a -leasure extraordinary performance. what a leasure it extraordinary performance. what a pleasure it is _ extraordinary performance. what a pleasure it is to _ extraordinary performance. what a pleasure it is to watch _ extraordinary performance. what a pleasure it is to watch and - extraordinary performance. what a pleasure it is to watch and play - pleasure it is to watch and play tennis. it's been so hazy. job done. roger better, it is not long since he wrote the words "tennis, i love you. i will never leave you." he wrote those words down and released the news that you are retiring. are you ready to talk about that now? yes, ifeel good. it's been an emotional a few weeks to go through those words. tried to get them rights, that they reflect of how i'm feeling and thinking all the people i wanted to think along the way as it's been a very, very long journey that i wish would go on forever. now it's going to change and go on in a different manner, but ijust

he beat federer in straight sets at wimbledon last year. hubertjoins me now from monaco.ed federer. thank ou for a boy, how you viewed federer. thank you for having — a boy, how you viewed federer. thank you for having me. _ a boy, how you viewed federer. thank you for having me. definitely - a boy, how you viewed federer. tta�*taz you for having me. definitely roger has been an inspiration for me, as i was eight years old. i was watching him palais, competing at the highest level, and then having a chance to see him and to practice with him and to play with him —— watching him play. it was a very special thing for me, but he inspired so many people, and some amazing stuff on a tennis court and outside of it, so he is such a legend. and the first sunday played — he is such a legend. and the first sunday played him, _ he is such a legend. and the first sunday played him, what - he is such a legend. and the first sunday played him, what was - he is such a legend. and the first sunday played him, what was it i sunday played him, what was it like to be across the net from som

since winning a record eighth wimbledon title in 2017, federer�*s struggled with a knee injury. back on court, but today he took to social media to say that after one last event next week, he's retiring. i've worked hard to return to full competitive form, but i also know my body's capacity and limits, and its message to me lately has been clear. i am 41 years old, i've played more than 1,500 matches over 2a years. tennis has treated me more generously than i ever would have dreamt, and now i must recognise when it is time to end my competitive career. his statistics are staggering — his wimbledon crown back in 2003 the first of some 20 grand slam titles. but it wasn'tjust what he did. it was the way in which he did it. that style, that elegance, federer made the extraordinary look effortless. brilliance while it seemed barely breaking a sweat. i think he was one of the most beautiful tennis players that i've ever witnessed on the court, in terms of how he played the sport, the fluidity, the grace, the balletic sort of qualities and artistic qualities that he brought to the game

i think back to these, those finals that wimbledon against rafa mean o 7 and o, asian. and among the greatest matches ever played finally played against andy roddick at wimbledon. the australian open a final that he wanted to give him his 20th the major. i mean there are so many moments with his career and. busy it's just a really nice guy and you know, somebody was always very interested in what you were doing as well. and could, who are in danger of been kicked out of this is will cup of allegations they feel that an ineligible play during the qualifies. the chill and football association is appealing fif is decision to dismiss the complaint against ecuador barn castillo, who was born in columbia. should he claim castillo obtained in ecuador, and possible through false fun documents? and the new revelations, the players heard saying in a recorded interview that he was born in 1995, not 98, as shown on his ecuadorian birth certificates. castillo, played in 8 qualifies for the cottonwood cup. and if it decides to remove points from those matches and wore them to their o

since winning a record eighth wimbledon title in 2017, federer has struggled with a knee injury.competitively this year, posting footage of his rehabilitation online. hopes were raised by pictures of him back on court but he announced on social media that after one last event next week is retiring. his statistics are staggering. his wimbledon crown back in 2003, the first of some 20 grand slam titles, but it wasn'tjust what he did, but the way in which he did it. that style, that elegance, federer made the extraordinary look effortless. brilliance while it seemed barely breaking sweat. i think he was one of the most beautiful tennis players i've ever witnessed on a court in terms of how he played the sport, the fluidity, the grace, the balletic qualities and artistic qualities that he brought to the game. perhaps federer�*s greatest opponent, rafael nadal, also paid tribute. and so just weeks after serena williams announced her retirement, another legend leaves the stage. federer�*s exit from wimbledon last summer, effectively his final bow, but the achievements will never fade o

busy greatest matches ever played to finally played against andy roddick at wimbledon. the australian open a final that he wanted to give him his 20th the major. i mean, there are so many moments with his career and it's just a really nice guy. and, you know, somebody was always very interested in what you were doing as well. and i think now this is going to kind of usher innocent, this new era of tennis and just had call us across for example. and just been usa fin and say, yeah, league now looking at a new aaron sports our lucas is so exciting. and the chinese have a saying this is may you live in interesting times. and that's what a situation of men's tennis is at the. busy moment met the future men, cynicism, brilliant hands. when you've got the likes of younique's sinner colors, alcaraz, casper root the to find las recently on there are so many exciting players. and then there's that other group of stuff on a since abbas hopefully alexander's vera gets back and, and that the competition is still going to be alive. and you still got rough there . you still got no ba

i had the chance to have lunch with her at wimbledon when she came back finally after 30 years to wimbledon 30 years earlier, and everybody at the tennis was so happy she came, and i was lucky enough to meet her, and i will remember that forever. one last question, and it's a really important one. what's next? yeah, good question. i always try to keep a clean slate, you know, for when i retired, because i do have four children, and they're amazing and they need my help. and my wife, too, she's always been by my side throughout. and then we'll see how i can stay in the game, you know? in what way. obviously i would love to always mentor children and get a new swiss superstar going. i think it'll be a nice time to reflect and look forward. interesting! not finished with tennis, won't be a ghost, won't disappear. he wants to find the next swiss tennis champion. how do you switch off after all those years when it has been your complete life? you couldn'tjust walk away. i think he will be fine. he says he wants a holiday, wants to take the kids away, they want to travel. he seemed ready. so that

wimbledon said, it has been a privilege to witness yourjourney and see you become a champion in everyampion's billiejean king called him a champion's champion with historic memories that will live on and on. and rafa nadal said it has been a pleasure and honour and privilege to share all these years with you. annabel croft has more. certainly when i reflect back on his career, he was one of the most beautiful tennis players that i have witnessed on the court in terms of how he played, the fluidity, the grace, the balletic and artistic qualities that he brought to the game. and also the way that he coped with pressure situations, he was someone that embraced pressure and walked towards it, and played so much of his career with a target on his back, and yet he coped so incredibly well. with the world cup just over two months away, england manager gareth southgate has named his squad for the final round of games in the nations league, and amongst the 28—man squad is brentford's ivan toney, who gets his first call—up to the senior side. the striker has scored five goals in six league matc

i did, but the dream was wimbledon. it is such a shame, _ about a sequence of events. yes, it is such a shame, because _ about a sequence of events. yes, it is such a shame, because the - about a sequence of events. yes, it is such a shame, because the bbc. about a sequence of events. yes, it i is such a shame, because the bbc had told us we were going. they wanted told us we were going. they wanted to refresh the programme, which is absolutely fine, everybody has a right to do that, we do not own the programme. i have had 2a amazing years working with the most incredible people. we knew it was going to happen, it was just the way in which it happened under the way it was handled, and the way i think the bbc wanted me to sort of say that i was walking away from it, but i would never walk away from a job i love. i don't mind being replaced, absolutely fine, that happens. but it was just the way it was handled, and i think, you know, we regret the way it was handled, if we look back on it we could have handled it better,

in this category, she won wimbledon early and, after shooting him, she first played in the final of the australian open, and with various partners, ekaterina alexandrova started from victory in a tennis tournament in slavic porto roz. in the first round , one defeated marta kostyuga from ukraine in three sets seven six five seven five, in the second round the rival alexandrova will become another representative of ukraine, the ladder of the prize fund tournament 252.000 dollars, and after the singles match on monday alexandrov duet. with german vivian. hayzen advanced to the second round of the doubles tournament podolsky vityaz lost under my moscow dynamo02 and again opened the first defeat in the current season of the continental hockey league before that the team won four victories at the start of the regular season, which became a club record, and the fairy tale remained the only team without defeats in the current season. the goal of igor larionov jr. helped torpedo to beat in away neftekhimik nizhny novgorod won with a score of 3:2 torpedo won the third victory. in the season, you

since winning a record eighth wimbledon title in 2017, federer struggled with a knee injury.but the achievements will never fade of one of sport's most glittering stars. andy swiss, bbc news. just an extraordinary record. the billionaire founder of the outdoor fashion brand patagonia has given away his company to a charitable trust. yvon chouinard said that any profit not reinvested in running the business would go to fighting climate change. the patagonia label has amassed a cult following with outdoors enthusiasts, but even more so amongst tech industry leaders in silicon valley. our north america technology reporterjames clayton has more. patagonia sells all sorts of different outdoor equipment, but it's this, the patagonia vest, that has become iconic here in silicon valley. it's the uniform of the 'tech bro' — jeff bezos, apple's tim cook, just some of the names sporting patagonia—style vests. patagonia has replaced the suit and tie here. part of the reason for the company's success came from its eye—catching position on the environment. it's even taken out ads saying no

and then you yourself played a very special game in the quarterfinals of wimbledon, his last game ona full crowd, just the people cheering, watching him play, watching me play as well, and the supporters, it shows how much he has done to the sport, to tennis and also outside of the sport how many people he brought in and were able to cheerfor him and be inspired by him. hubert, of course, those of us who do not play tennis, we only see him when he is giving interviews or when he is playing the game. those of you on the tour may see him in different situations. what is he like in the locker room? what is he like away from the cameras? definitely, he is a great person. he is very relaxed and thoughtful. but as a person, to meet him, he is really super nice and definitely a person to look up to. and i wonder how you are feeling about your game in this few days. we have a new world number one after the us open, we have federer retiring, we know rafa nadal has injury problems, though we hope he plays on. it feels like that great generation is in part reaching its end. we definitely know w

the swiss has not played a professional tournament since wimbledon last year, after which he had a new operation. phaedra said on social media by bonnie's message to me, lately has been clear. i've played over 151500 matches over 25 to 4 years. now i must recognize when it's time to end my competitive career. that's it for now, i'm told me a lot of boy you watching d. w. news state with interest . the global economy portfolio w business beyond here the closer look at the project.

let's go back to 1977 and the wimbledon win with i to 1977 and the wimbledon win with the motivating awesome. i cannot believe. the more time goes by, i cannot believe it was me who was there. and the queen. and all that special, unique situation. i think it lifted a lot of people, so that was great. it think it lifted a lot of people, so that was great.— think it lifted a lot of people, so that was great. it certainly did and it was definitely _ that was great. it certainly did and it was definitely used. _ that was great. it certainly did and it was definitely used. i _ that was great. it certainly did and it was definitely used. i can - that was great. it certainly did andj it was definitely used. i can assure you. we have the pictures. what did she say when she presented you with the trophy? she say when she presented you with the troh ?~ ., .,, ., the trophy? what was that conversation? _ the trophy? what was that conversation? that - the trophy? what was that conversation? that is - the trophy? what was that conversation? that is the l the trophy? what was that - conversation?

the police have been warning that this is not a normal q, like for example, wimbledon, where you can sort of camp and sit and have a picnic. you will have to actually move. you will be moved because this you, i've been told me to call whether you now with well, yes, overnight has been be you had have to expect to be able to queue overnight because people will be coming not from london, but from, from all across the country. so unimaginable really at this point, but i guess we will see it and we will be able to speak to people who are part of the q and it'll be interesting to you, to talk to them and to find out what makes them want to be there. and earn it, take a lot of hardship upon them, frankly, if you're really queuing for 4 hours and hours hours on end without, without really being able to rest or robin. could you tell me more about the reaction in the u. k. to the queen's death? i well, i think as i said it was a shock and sadness very beginning. i think as i left the u. k. i at edinburgh airport yesterday. i tried to speak to as many people i can could from different ages and

the lever club in london later this month. swiss has not played a professional tournament since wimbledon last year, after which he had a 3rd me operation. phaedra said on social media, my body's message to me lately has been clear. i've played more than 1500 matches over 24 years. now i must recognize when it's time to end my competitive career watching d. w. news is a reminder of our top story. russian president vladimir putin and his chinese count about shooting ping, have held their 1st face to face towards since moscow's invasion of ukraine. speaking on the sidelines of a summit in las vegas, then put in thanks, china for what he called it's balanced position regarding the war in ukraine. don't forget, you can always get the w news on the go. just download our app from google play all from the apple app store, and it will give you all access of the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications. any breaking news business news is up. next. i'm told me a lot, a quote from myself on the team with some times that i have that you t the highlights for shipping books and f

reaching her 2nd strike grants, lavonne getting just happy the fact that i backed up the results in wimbledon and her people are now really surprised them in the finals. but you know, just her going and going and just doing my thing and now maybe i know what to do in the finals. i know it's going to be very difficult, but i'm gonna have to do my best. now before we go, he's a reminder of our top story. we're following for you. prince charles, the 3rd has been proclaimed king in an official ceremony at jameson's house, automatically became king when his mother, queen this was taken, died on the estate station ceremony, is a key constitutional and ceremonial. watching date of the news from birth in coming up next out. take show shift looks at health apps snippy on they use. stay tuned for that. and i forget this morning's coming up at the top of the out american. how'd they and the entire team here in berlin. thanks with how about taking a few risk, you could even take a chance on what i rearing to ah, don't expect a happy ending.

in this category, of course, eder won wimbledon and the australian open. she also played in the final of the australian open, and with different partners , ekaterina alexandrovna started in the slavic tennis tournament. and in the first round she defeated marta kostyug from ukraine in three sets 76 575 , in the second round. rival alexander you will become another representative of ukraine stairwayrenko. the prize fund of this tournament is 252,000 dollars and it is interesting that after the singles match on monday, alexandrova, in a duet with german wenn heizen, advanced to the second round of the doubles tournament. vityaz lost in the moscow dynamo-02 and suffered the first defeat in the current season of the kontinental hockey league before that, the moscow region team won four victories at the start of the regular season, which became a club record, while skazka was the only club without losses this season. igor larionov jr. helped torpedo beat away neftekhimik nizhegorodskoye won 3:2 torpedo won the third victory of the season, taking sixth place in

, the legendary siren william shakespeare world no. 23 times grand slam champion after the first wimbledonast year took a break then. by the way, she played with our alexandra estates. she was not yet able to finish the meeting, and for injuries at port williams, the youngest returned only a year later, she played in three tournaments and only in one of them reached the second circle on the current one and pillars on the forty-year-old tennis player. the victory over danka kavinich began, and in the next match she got to the second racket of the world, annette kantalight. the organizers put the duel on the main arena of the us open at the arthur ashe stadium, which was filled to capacity, who were unlucky enough to get into the stands , located right next to the support of the american tennis player was colossal, it electrifies everything around. i just have a hoarse voice i drove over 1,000 miles to see the siren williams paid 700 dollars for a ticket 300 dollars for a hotel. and it was mind-blowing. i am a fan of empowerment for women. i see what she brings to tennis and it's a joy to be

vision has 2nd street grand slam final getting just happy the fact that i backed up the results in wimbledon and people are not really surprised them in the finals, but you know, just going and going and just doing my thing and now maybe i know what to do in the finals. i know it's going to be very difficult, but i'm going to have to do my best. as a reminder of the top story, we're following for youth. britton's charles, the fed has been proclaimed king in an official ceremony at saint james's palace. you to magically became king when queen martha is my back because i've been 2nd died of dusty, the accession ceremony. the key constitutional answer when you will stamp ukraine's counter attack in the east of a country house with russian forces on the defensive ukrainian soldiers found new scenes of the station. as the breeds had dozens of settlements, of some man so brash, occupation must assess it, send an end reinforce given which indeed have been used up next hour documentary film. grievous is the $911.00 attacks. one use a top of the landscape, a reflection of a turbulent history. the cit

. >> where i started -- i mean started at 18 more or less when i went to wimbledon for the first time to where i am now at the ripe old age of, dare i say, 63, you know, the ups and downs of it all, the career, the marriage, the first one, the second, giving me that second chance, relationships with my father, my kids. i wanted them to see that as well because i think people can relate to that. >> you talk about how in order to really compete, you have to have an edge. how does one get that edge? >> to some extent, you're born with, you know, some intensity, drive to compete, you know, want to be the best at anything no matter what it is. i was one of those people. i mean, i think my parents were too. they're perfectionists. then you start to hone it, you know, i think as you get sort of into the professional realm of whatever you're doing. you know, i know i have big muscles, but they're not that big. i didn't intimidate a lot of players. i had to come out with, like, an intensity and energy that they weren't used to that would sort of throw them and maybe make them panic a little bi

grand slam titles in his career and have had a series of the operations and has not competed since wimbledon last year. this announcement comes two weeks after serena williams said she is stepping back from the sport. sport. > >> in the red and gold report , the latest on george kittle and trey lance is adjusting to being being the starting quarterback in more ways than one. >> reporter: it is time for your red and gold report . george kittle was out of practice with an injury. kyle shanahan said, quote, hopefully we will have better luck this wk in regards to george kittle plag on sunday. how is trey lance feeling? he is a little sore after the sunday game and was the leading rusher 13 times. he is still building up the endurance to take that many hits. >> i felt fine. my neck was a little sore. that was the firstg first thing. you have to get ready for the season. the guys catch up a lot quicker. >> reporter: with your red and gold report, i am vern glenn . > >> coming up, we will introduce you to a man whose mission is to to make people smile. > >> there is no efforts in the bay area to c

the wimbledon semi—finalist beat denmark's holger rune in straight sets. laura scott reports. sun cream application or his approach to his third—round match. keeping his cool was key, rising above the antics of young holger rune. the dane accusing him of gamesmanship for doing this. 5—6, i don't know, whatever... deliberate? norrie said, no. with no fuss, norrie made his way to the last 16 here for the first time, still without dropping a set. hoping tojoin the british number one came the british number two. a clash of contrasting styles — the diminutive dan evans against the mighty marin cilic. a 22—minute tie—break finally clinched by the croatian. another tie—break, evans scored no points for acrobatics... ..but got the prize. one set apiece. two—and—a—half hours of play took its toll on his toes and cilic found a foothold, marching on to the next round. cheering that means that for the third grand slam in a row, cameron norrie is the last british player standing in the singles. next up, he plays the russian andrey rublev. with just two seeding spots separating them, norrie

at tennis's us open, the defending champion and world number one daniil medvedev will face the wimbledon—up matteo berrettini, who knocked andy murray out of the tournament, is now through to the quarterfinals after a five—set victory over spain's alejandro davidovich fokina. today's opening stage of the tour of britain has been won by corbin strong of new zealand in tricky conditions. great britain's tom pidcock finished in fifth place. the 181—kilometre stage race took place from aberdeen to the cairngorms with tomorrow's second stage also in scotland. great britain's piggy march has won the burghley horse trials, one of the sport of eventing's toughest and most prestigious prizes, which hasn't been held since 2019 due to the covid pandemic. march held her nerve in a nail—biting final showjumping phase to win on the veteran mare vanir kamira. that's all from the bbc sport centre. clive. thank you very much. time for a look at the weather. here's alina jenkins. it has been a weekend of contrasts, temperatures up to 26 celsius across parts of east anglia, beautiful sunsets like this one

the swiss has not played a professional tournament since wimbledon last year after which he had a 3rd knee operation that are said on social media. that my body's message to me lately has been clear. i've played more than 1500 matches over 24 years. now i must recognize when it is time to end by competitive career hatcheries. a lot of tennis, a lot of good tennis, you're watching t w news coming up next in d. w. news, asia, how russia and china are attempting to shape a different world. oda at regional summit and our free lunches economic crisis is leaving its fishermen on dry land. b rush manager has those stories of all coming up next on d, w. 's asia. i been fizzle and i'll be back next hour with more international headlines for you. say tooth joy ride through fascinating worlds into uncharted depths our guides know their way around with a strictly.

he has not pd since wimbledon because of knee issues. federer ranks third of all time with 20 grand slam titles. that is behind only his his rivals rafael -- another chk of its. the best team in the american league, the astros hosting the eighth. oakland have oakland have them loaded. garcia, lines the first pitch io left field. two runs across the. the plate. ds, hammers the hangr to left. it is a tie game no mo. three run shot gives us the final score. that will be 5-2, in favor of houston. only 18 games remain in the season. the season teeing off at silverado r the championship. robbie shelton shelton shot on the are 311. check this out. off the stick gives him an easy putt. later, rolling in the birdie putt. is y 500. two shots behind. becky had and her aces are one win away fm the championship. the sun had other plans. alyssa thompson the the steel. taking the contact. u can count it. it is a big night for thomas. how about the firste in wnba history. towels were waving. i would say they have life. they win 105-76. game 4 ig up sund

after losing badly at wimbledon and hinting at a possible retirement, tennis superstar serena williams is moving on to the third round of the u.s. open. she beat the world number two on wednesday night. williams says she is playing well because she loves the challenge, she doesn't have anything to prove and she has absolutely nothing to lose. >> i just feel like i have had a big red x on my back since i won the u.s. open in '99. and it has been there my entire career. because i won my first grand slam early in my career. and so -- but here it is different. i feel like i've already won, you know, figuratively and mentally. and it is just really awesome the things that i've done. and so i never think about it. and, yeah, so tonight i was like -- just play, be serena, you are better than this. and that is what i was able to do. >> serena williams will face the australian on friday. for more, here is carolyn manno. >> reporter: serena williams has had a career that has spanned nearly 30 years. five american presidents. we all know about the 23 grand slam singles titles, four olympic gold m

wimbledon says... the great billiejean king called federer...eer. west ham survived a scare in the europa conference league to make it two wins from two, they came from behind to beat danish side silkeborg, gianluca scamacca with the pick of the goals for the hammers. there was also a win for hearts in latvia — they beat rfs 2—0. alan forrest's goal in injury time sealing their first win in the conference league this season. the former wales rugby union player and broadcaster eddie butler has died in his sleep while on a trecking holiday in peru, at the age of 65. the crowd, the occasion. it has been a brilliant campaign by wales. known for his six nations commentaries and other and programming for the bbc, he was capped 16 times by his country. the bbc�*s director general tim davie described him as a great wordsmith whose love of rugby shone through in every broadcast. eddie butler, who's died at the age of 65. scotland have named their 32 player squad as they prepare for theirfirst women's rugby world cup since 2010. head coach bryan easson ha

the 41 year old has struggled with injuries over the past 3 years, and has him played since wimbledon last year. phaedra is regarded as one of the greatest amends tennis players of all time, winning at 20 grand slam titles, which puts him 3rd on the all time list. i know back jokers which and ref i on the down. this is how he announced his decision on social media. as many of you know, the past 3 years have presented me with challenges in the form of injuries and surgeries. i've worked hard to return to full competitive form, but i also know my boat is capacities and limits and its message to me lately has been clear. i am 41 years old. i stay more than 1005 on a matches over 24 years. janice has treated me more generously than i ever would have dreamt. the now must recognize when it is time to end my competitive career. ah, you're watching al jazeera, these are the headlines this our, the russian president has, acknowledged china, has concerns about moscow's invasion of ukraine. vladimir putin met china's president on the sidelines of the shanghai cooperation organization summit in w

he will now face wimbledon. runner up, nick, curious in the next one. i'm curious is into the 4th round for the 1st time in his career, the australian beat, the american opponent, a j. j. wolf and st. set 646263. curious. when in the next round, it would seem edward ever lose his number one ranking to rough on a dog after the torment welfare i sharla clerk has gone quickest and 2nd practice ahead of sundays. dutch formula, one complete championship lead max for stop and hit problems during the 1st session at his home race. i have to deal with his red bull car broke down after the 7 lamps and he ended up. 6 but walking back to the pit lane, his team did get his car going up for 2nd practice, but he was only 8th. fastest, inter, are you pair of law clerk and carla sands that led the way or stop and does though have at 93 point lead in the titles standings? well number 2, golf cameras, smith is one shot off the lead to at his 1st live series. that torment the australian is the highest rank compared to the fed from the pga tour. so fuck is weeks. event is b

you know, just getting just happy the fact that i backed up the results in wimbledon while we've been talking to the president of tennis wall, governing body, about jabbers. why is that through the rankings? we work very closely with the grand slants and we have what's called the grand slam development grant program. and a few years ago we grant it to oh, shoot war. when she was about a $120.00 is cracked in the world. some funding for 2 year period, some significant funding that enabled her to, to get a coach to be able to travel and play at her tournament schedule in a, in a better fashion. she continued to groan, improving and now you see she's right there for 5 in the world grand slam finalist and what a great story because she, she is a role model for many, many young girls all around the world, especially in the middle east and africa as you said, and that's very, very important. that's really what the i t f does. helping players from the junior ranks all the way up through professional tess, teenager carlos al qaeda this through to the men's final in new york. his semi final, w

the wimbledon runner up, beating american shelby rogers here in 3 sets. the only ara player to have ever reached the grand slam final. this is already her best ever performance in new york . you know how much i love new york, how much i want to i want to be years. so i just amazing to, to put the hard work even though i had the preparation for the hard course. she's in wasn't great, but her, you know, just stir the main reason to be here and that the main goal for me is always to play a bird good here. and i'm just going to keep fighting. and i keep pushing and breaking records here from the united. well, in the last few minutes coker golf has also gone through the 18 year old winning her all american cy against madison keys in straight sets like she have her golf in to round fall for the 1st time in her career. serena williams is in singles action a little later on. she has of course indicated that this will be a final tournament before retirements. in the meantime, she and sister venus were back playing doubles for the 1st time in more than 4 years. a p

and the way serena is moving, victor, her movement has been so off coming, since coming back from wimbledonckly she's seemingly finding that a game again and i think the dreams that we all had about serena making a big run and going deep in this tournament are starting to become a potential reality right now. >> yeah, she didn't make it beyond the first round at wimbledon but to come back at fleshing memeadows, i was theren 2014 i think when she won the singles. she's playing again on tomorrow, the doubles, right? and then friday she's back on the court for a single's match. i'm just looking at these pictures and i can imagine the energy there celebrities packing the place standing for every point. >> you know what is so exciting about watching this version of serena, victor? obviously, in her prime she was so dominant. she was so far above the rest of the field. but now you're seeing another side to serena williams. that's why i remember the words she said i'm e vovolving away f tennis. not retiring. you're seeing her evolve on the tennis court. she's more vulnerable as a player. she's not

he won wimbledon 8 times, including 5 times in a row 3 to '07. that he will play more tennis in the future, but not in grand slams or on the tour. i'm 41 years old. i play more than 1500 matches over 24 years. >> tennis history to be more than i ever would have. trent and now must recognize when it is time to end my competitive career. so want to thank you all from the bottom of my heart to everyone around the world was help make the dreams of a young swiss ball could come true. finally to the game of tennis. i love you. i will never leave you. >> that wraps up kron. 4 news at 6. we'll see you tonight at 8 o'clock. have a nice evening, everybody. ♪ (don't stop me now) ♪ ♪ ♪ (don't stop me) ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ having a good time ♪ ♪ i'm a shooting star leaping through the sky like a tiger ♪ ♪ defying the laws of gravity ♪ ♪ (don't stop me now) ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ i don't wanna stop at all, yeah ♪ ♪ ah, da, da, da, da da, da, ah, ah ♪ ♪ i don't wanna stop at all, yeah ♪ ♪ ♪ >> announcer: jimmy kimmel's on-air apo

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. >> reporter: the man with the most wimbledon victories to his name and the oldest in the open era toshments speak for themselves. and in contrast to the blustery tennis personalities both old -- >> you cannot be serious! >> reporter: and new. >> end the game. >> reporter: roger federer stood out as a calm presence, almost never losing his cool. humble in victory and defeat. >> he is a hero. so congratulations on a wonderful tournament. >> reporter: able to share a laugh, even with his fiercest rivals. >> you know what? [ laughter ] >> reporter: and this stunning fact. forbes says federer has made more than a billion dollars in his career thanks to lucrative sponsorship deals, he tops even lebron james in endorsements with $90 million in annual offcourt earnings, $10 million ahead of lebron. it's not over just yet. fedder will play in the labor cup next week. that will be his final tournament. >>> coming up, inside the new most expensive home in the u.s. >>> also ahead, a sneak peek at the new whitney houston movie. ♪♪ ok jake from state farm, i really want that personal price plan...

, but it still comes as a shock and surprise, ha. header is 1st of 20 grand slam titles, came at wimbledon in 2003 way instantly became a crowd favorites. people came from boston and home. and so nice you know, to share this moment. and thanks to everybody else, ah, a total of $103.00 atp titles, followed in a career that included an incredible $1251.00 match winds, the swiss. maestro spent a total of $310.00 weeks as well, no one amassing more than $130000000.00 in prize money throughout his career. i consider myself one of the most fortunate people on earth. how has given a special talent to play tennis than i did it at a level that i never imagined for much longer than i ever thought possible. some of the matches just to see how glorious he was on the tennis court. if his movement was like a ballet dancer, either so many moments with his career and it's just a really nice guy.

this is not played a professional tournament since wimbledon last year after which he had a 3rd need operation. federal said on social media that my body's message to me lately has been clear. i played more than 1500 matches over 24 years. now i must recognize when it's time to end my competitive career. very wise man, a very rich one too. i'm sure. next up, the w use asia with beer edge manager, i band has all and i'll be back next out of i with who a for 70 years. she was a great comfort during turbulent times for many brit. queen elizabeth the 2nd. a devoted monarch who gave everything for her country and she was love for it. now her son charles has ascended the throne. i shall strive to follow the inspiring example. i have been since focused on europe. in 60 minutes on d w. a devastating. how is this stuff to are we can with cars carry the effects of climate change? i mean, felt worldwide before a thing in the rain. ok. carbon dioxide emissions have risen again. young people all over the world are committed to climate protection. what impact will because change doesn't happen on

she would win five more in new york, seven at wimbledon.ophies, not enough to break the record she so longed for. but she did so much more than win titles, she transformed and transcended the game, inspiring people to play, dream and never shy away from who they are. all week, herfans haven't really been here to say goodbye, they've been here to say... thank you.| go, serena! and what of the players who feel privileged to have shared the court with her? i think i lost the first six or seven times i walked on court with her — she was just so strong, powerful, athletic. some of those paying tribute included former first lady michelle obama who said... and olympics gymnastics champion simone biles tweeted... leaving the stage was never going to be easy but all good things must come to an end, and so must the great ones. laura scott, bbc news, new york. it's been a busy day of sport in new york and elsewhere — here's lizzie greenwood—hughes at the bbc sport centre. thanks, jane. good evening. i'll have more on the tennis in a minute — but engla

soft touch it was tennis of the highest order, no question in the form of his life since making the wimbledon final. in july, the 27 year old showed his full range from baseline and the net but curious as long divided opinion for other reasons. his best tennis is breathtaking in the same minute as his wildest antics can be completely baffling. and so it was with the ball sailing high and wide, inexplicable, curious cross the nit to hit the ball that is not allowed in tennis. but that was news to the, the mused ozzy, who had the point taken from him. the point of his personal renee sons however, is that he's mentally moving on from such bizarre moments. after sealing his passage to a quarter final in 4 sets, he said the new highs have been reached only via the depths of depression are more just proud of the way that of bounce backed, after everything. honestly like our bane, some really tough situations mentally. and in some really scary places, his new places in the upper echelon terrace and more settled man with the chance to fulfill his enormous well my 1st and has moved a step closer to a

this is joker, which is 1st single torment, since he won wimbledon in john before with one max vistaprint could wrap up the championship with 5 races to spare. on sunday, at the singapore grand prix, red bull driver needs to win and rivals sergio perez and charlotte laclare at to finish lower than the 3rd and 8th respectively. is reminded our top story at base our russian president vladimir putin, the signed documents officially declaring a full parts of occupied ukraine to be part of russia. and the ceremony. the kremlin, he claimed the annexation was the choice of millions who want to join the russian federation and added that moscow would defend its land with all of its maint weston leaders of said, they will never recognize this illegal annexation. thanks to a restaurant, the gonna turns a food waste into fertilizer and our environment program. eco africa move world news of the top of the out with with who eco africa? droughts are hitting rwanda heard this year. now the government is taking action by providing free access to groundwater and teaching people how to use it to sustainably

i run her up at wimbledon in july and jumper was a need to go one better at the us open. but you nicea in with a shot becoming the 1st african woman to win a grand slam title. in her way was world number one, e guess we on tech. the polish player targeting the 3rd made a championship of her career. so we don't like made a lightning quick start, the match winning the 1st 3 games for the loss of just 2 points. so go from shred tag to hit that one. there were a few glimpses of the steely determination that has brought jabbers so much success . but it was we on tech who took the 1st said 6 to just 30 minutes. it was a lot of sense. i had one her 1st knowing finals in straight sets and tries. she might say jabber was struggling to hold her opponents momentum. javert fighting spirit flickered back into life at the right time. a match point saved a title, hopes alive. i break a match more and saved, but it was 21 year olds we on tech who had the edge in the 2nd set tie, break, closing out the match to become the 1st polish player to win the us open. but what does this mean to yo

come the 41 year old has struggled with injuries over the past 3 years, and has him played since wimbledon last year. phaedra is regarded as one of the greatest amends tennis plays of all time, winning at 20 grand slam titles, which puts him 3rd on the old time list. i know back chuck rich and raphael and the down. this is how he announced his decision on social media. as many of you know, the past 3 years have presented me with challenges in the form of injuries and surgeries.

the labor cup in london later this month, the swiss had not played a professional tournament since wimbledon last year. after which he had a 3rd ne operation. 3rd, while that are said on social media, that was my body's message to me, lately has been clear. i have played more than 1500 matches over 24 years. now i must recognize when it is my time to in my competitive career. in other words, mister fetter realizes he too is just a mere mortal, another mortal here is my colleague, dave branding from b, w. sports the roger federer. he's had problems before with his knees. right. i mean, this is nothing new. that's true, although, so in 2016 and he came back pretty dramatically from a surgery on his left knee. and since that time he's actually won 3 grand slams. but these 3 surgeries have been on his right knee and all within a couple of years. and so it's clear that this has been kind of significantly more intense. and although, you know, in the last year or so, we've known the likelihood of him lasting too long was, was ever shrinking. but it's still kind of hard to reckon with knowing this i