lineage as far as people going out for causes and starts with arthur ashe, billie jean king, andre agassi. what roger federer is going with unicef now. >> yep. >> the culture of tennis and giving back is great. >> and this is not just a letterhead for them or for you where you just lend your name and then go off. those folks, very involved, and you're very involved, specifically, in this foundation. >> yeah. i mean, luckily it's kind of a mixture of things that have gone right. being from the culture of tennis, being from austin, texas, which is growing, prospering. >> right. >> it's a place that wants to give -- >> and yet there are kids who need a little bit over and above what they're getting. >> well, and that's one of our things is everyone hears about austin and all the great things that are happening, but there are still kids that need, that want to learn, that want to get better. we focus on out of school time, so summer learning and after school programs. >> and these are low socioeconomic kids from lower income families. >> yes. >> and you're trying to augment what they're getti

tennis legend andre agassi who won the u.s.ice in 1992 and 1999 spoke with erik schatzker and scarlet fu earlier this morning. >> i'm not as insecure as my wife. i only needed to win it twice. you would think we would have more. there's three or four reasons for that and they are named federer, chocolate, -- djokovic, and nadal. waysgame has come a long but i would like to see more americans come through again. scarlet: is there a way that tennis is deprived of elite male talent? the spendh athleticism, no matter what service you are playing on, you have these long, difficult -- we grew up on the hard courts. that was great in my time. we all played aggressive, we all played forward. it doesn't play anymore with the rules of engagement with the equipment, strings, and a lot of other reasons. erik: given your work in charter schools and philanthropy, you understand the stratification of income in american society. how can american tennis be as good as it's going to be if tennis remains a rich man's game? andre: that's a big comp

erik: we are back with tennis legend andrea agassi. would want to be that yourself because there is no american in the sum of finals again. andre: i am not as insecure as my wife, i only needed to win twice. it is unfortunate, you would think we would have more, but i think there are reasons for that and they are all named the tennis players now. the game has come a long ways but i would love to see american come through. thelet: is there something way about how tennis is played among the american youth that has deprived us of elite male tennis talent? andre: i think we need to raise these kids with the slow discipline tennis because with the spin of athleticism, no matter what surface, you have these long and difficult rallies and your game adjusted those scenarios. we grew up on hard courts and that was great in my time, me, pete, connors, we played aggressive and forward. it is not apply any time -- anymore with the strings and a lot of other reasons. erik: given your work in charter schools and philanthropy, you understand well per

i asked andre agassi about this yesterday.hat people are playing into these older years, and he had an interesting response, listen, julie. >> what it's attributed to is hard to put your finger on. at the end of the day it looks more blistic and hard or the body, but they're smarter, training more efficiently and effectively and looks like a lot more players are investing in themselves, that never used to happen. they jump on the hamster wheel and go, go, go until they ran out. trish: people are taking better care of their bodies, eating better, much more attune to what's going on physically and consequently we have much better athletes? >> well, certainly, but look serena and venus and venus was the oldest in the field at the age of 35, competing against her sister. and serena a decade ago was dominant, for her to have this much dominance with this much longevity, i don't think you can explain it through science or the evolution of the common or average athlete. this is serena williams being a freak of nature and something we

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andre agassi. the game has changed, and you cannot have a weakness, charlie. to play the home game and have one or two weapons today. charlie: ok, let me give you this name and tell me the ideas that come to you. roger federer. is one in afederer million on the court and off the court, charlie. he is somebody who everybody should try to copy. great father. respects the game. helps children, and a great competitor, and he is smooth. magnificent, charlie. magnificent. charlie: he is playing as well has -- as he has played. offset bigger racket to the heavy spin. charlie: offset, what does that mean? one-handed backhand. if you take the ball here, very difficult with one hand, so he takes the ball earlier. he did that with a little bigger rocket. and number two, he has the best 's life, but he is also hitting the back end just rushing it. three, he has improved. he takes the guy off the court, number one from the baseline, charlie, he came in. move in, move and, move in. -- move in. somebody once told me you always want to be constantly moving in. --nick: you hav

. >> fans once blamed brooke shields for andre agassi's erratic play. and most recently -- upset. the way serena fell apart when drake showed up at the u.s. open. four-time super bowl champion, tom brady, is still married to gisele. they play the 0-2 bears en seatle ale on sunday. on the westside, matt king, fox 5 into. a foul mouth tirade earlier this morning after the flight from new york land in l.a. and someone caught it on the cell phone. >> all right. she is heard using a slur. the copilot tried to get thing inner control. they went ballistic while trying to get of the plane but being blocked buy a couple a few rows in front of her. she spit in the mb's face, even punched him. the lis caught up with her in baggage claim but no charges were filed. all right. well, a new survey says wanting the best photograph your kids may end up putting you in serious debt. the cost of raising a child report, nearly half moms say they have gone into debt covering ex piece for the kids. that is not surprising. the sr. fay says that the average cost of raising a child is more than 13 grand a y

. >> what about andre agassi? >> he won in the beginning when he had long hair.t later when he lost his hair and also lost his temper. >> we love the u.s. open. we're actually going next week. >> me and you? >> no. i'm going with my husband. >> you looked at me and said we, i thought it was surprise invitation. it would have been a real surprise. >> pipe down, i know you got to go off to the side and practice the twerking. we're going the talk about a california man's reaction after a fire leaves him without a home. >> first day i got my kids kids and i thought about my ribs, i didn't want to let my ribs burn . . so i switched to tide pods. they're super concentrated, so i get a better clean. 15% cleaning ingredients or 90%? don't pay for water. pay for clean! that's my tide. toenail fungus? (crowd cheers) don't hide it... tackle it with fda-approved jublia! jublia is a prescription medicine proven to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. once applied, jublia gets to the site of infection by going under... and around the nail. most common

. >> today are you teaching differently than you did when you taught agassi? >> yes. i'm teaching more of coming in and taking advantage of any defensive ball. i am teaching differently and i'm teaching to try to play the whole court game not just one segment. >> most of us don't think about dispreaj playing it from side to side to side to side. and function about the that's what makes it excite. >> that's what makes it excite. >> what are you teaching them absent serving? >> everybody tries to hit -- the majority of people try to hit down on the serve. yes, i do have you to be 6'10 with your arm extended in the racket to be down. you want to extend and learn to pro night with the palm all of your hand on the outside. and remember the elbow comes down last not first, and -- >> and when you come down -- >> to follow-through you want to have a deliberate follow-through. and remember this, charlie, your 1-800-strfer important. loop people when they serve, they're almost moving back twardz to protect the remember. let your body go into the court and come back to the retur

. >> what about andre agassi? >> he won in the beginning when he had long hair.r when he lost his hair and also lost his temper. >> we love the u.s. open. we're actually going next week. >> me and you? >> no. i'm going with my husband. >> you looked at me and said we, i thought it was surprise invitation. it would have been a real surprise. >> pipe down, i know you got to go off to the side and practice the twerking. we're going the talk about a california man's reaction after a fire leaves him without a home. >> first day i got my kids kids and i thought about my ribs, i didn't want to let my ribs burn and stuff because i take pride in what i do, man. all of our legendary racing heritage. all of our pioneering four wheel drive experience. come together in one amazing new vehicle. this is the all-new gle coupe. a mercedes-benz suv with the heart and soul of a race car. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because it gives me... zero heartburn! prilosec otc. the number 1 doctor-recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 9 straight years. on

. >> she married andre agassi. >> yes, nicely done. >> yes, they are married. >> okay. >> all right.at russian woman. >> yes. >> she wasn't russian very far because of her foot. >> good one, mike. >> remember michael jordan's jersey in the space jam movie. it is up for auction. starting bid will cost you at least $10,000, to get his jersey that he wore as part of the film. >> who would do that. >> that is starting bid. and it is listed on an on line auction site invaluable.com. >> it is next month and jersey does come with the shorts, you get a package deal. >> if it comes with the shorts i can see paying $10,000 for it. >> right there in philly, where was harry styles spotted last night. >> their concert is tonight, right. >> they are already here. >> well, harry styles was hungry for some pizza last night, we will show you a picture of him in the pizza shop where do you think he went. >> you'll to have show us. >>> well, rocking chair upgrades, one inventor gets creative the chair that fits the entire family at the same time. >> i love this idea, why didn't we think of this, seriou

. >> reporter: andre agassi had words with a ref at the u.s.pen in 1990. >> i didn't say anything. >> reporter: and serena williams mouthing off at a ref in the open in 2009. earlier this year, the world's number one tennis player, novak djokovic, after this, a fiery moment that frightened a ball boy. djokovic apologizing on facebook. >> i'm sincerely hoping you can forgive me. >> reporter: as for vandeweghe her tennis racket tantrum didn't help in the long run. she still lost her second round match missing out on an opportunity to face serena in the next round. so coco admitted she was very frustrated with herself. she made a big mistake. instead of focusing on each shot in that match, she was looking toward the third round which would have been a serena showdown, her third one, so we'll never know. >> serena going for the grand slam. thank you, lara. >>> a lot more ahead coming up. a colorado man on trial charged with murder for pushing his wife off a cliff. the evidence that left him speechless and why authorities are now investigating his f

numbers will be largely into the '80s is to concede berkeley for 76 and castro valley and 91 if we let agassi were hundreds later on in this border. >>reporter: antioch in pittsburgh near 190 here they are the considered peninsula might even talk often about 80 in downtown san francisco mid- 90s for the north bay hills look at the break down eight kids here fairly quickly we get to about 84 that such helps out as a slab by tuesday. >>reporter: >>james: it is a pretty easy ride so far around the bay beginning of the bay bridge approach we are doing very good like traffic at the toll plaza let's jump to the san mateo bridge will we have highway 92 the volume building just a touch of a traveling at 11 no slowdown from hayward out to foster city led to go to the golden gate bridge on 101 out of more red county it will build as we get deeper into the commuter just a few had light streaming across the span the final stop the richmond san rafael bridge one loan setup headlines headed west from as jamaica away from richmond out to san rafael fog france's held a mass on and have an i.q. over the weeke

agassi president obama holding back and we won't hear from him until months and when you finally getccess, reporters are asking the 12 car questions and no one can remember what question three was in the long soliloquy but there's so much to ask of you so much with never had a chance to ask them because the cycle goes on and on. when i talk about a state run media and talking about photo releases. instead of photographers in the oval office for a routine bill signing a significant or something of note which president bush would do an newest disadvantage to do so, now we don't get that. now to get a photo taken by white house photographer which is no different than a press release expect you not without any sort of scrutiny or accountability. the president doesn't like the press. bush didn't like what the press did. he understood and respected the role the press played. he was much more accessible in a casual way like his oval office encounters which reporters were standing there in modern questions. president obama doesn't like that. he doesn't do it. throughout both administrations,

later today tennis legend andre agassi will sit down with trish regan on "the intelligence report," 2 on fox business network. join us for that. >>> nfl season kicks off tonight, patriots versus steelers. can tom brady repeat last season's success despite the "deflategate" turmoil? mike guerra fellow is next. >> welcome back to another tennis channel court, report, a special presentation for fox business network. i'm andrew krasney. roger federer, five-time champion at the u.s. open and the swiss star moved safely into the semifinals in flushing meadows for the 10th time in his career. the number two see eased past cascade for a place in the championship match. federer closing out the comfortable victory over the french man, 6-1 in the third set. on the women's side, flavia pennetta upset to win the semis. she took out the two-time wimbledon champion. don't forget tennis channel's extensive coverage of the 2015 u.s. open continues thursday at 8:00 a.m. eastern. maria: welcome back. first it was george clooney. then jeb bush. now tesla elon musk joining the new late show with stephen c

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