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. >> coming up, 50 years later the battle goes on half a century since billi jean king's historic winill have to go, when the 11th hour continues? >> the tennis battle of th sexes, billie jean king versus -- >> 29-year-old billie jean was at the top of her game in 1973 bobby rakes was 55 the self described mal chauvinist have been ranke number one and convinced tha he could be her. >> the mail is king, the supreme -- >> lanes of people watch fro around the world >> look at that crowd. >> do you see me smiling the last thing before we g tonight, the battle continues. it was the most watched tennis match of all-time when i happened 50 years ago tonight, billie jean king defeated bobby rakes and the battle of the sexes. king posted earlier today, quote, more than a tennis match, it was a catalyst for social change on one of the mos important days of my life. we've come a long way sinc 1973, but we're not done yet let's keep going for our dear friend andrea mitchel spoke with king about th legacy of that historic match. >> what did you need to prov in that match 15 years ago >> i knew the

equal pay was hard-fought by the same women playing the game, including the legendary billie jean kingp with king at the u.s. open as attornment marked 50 years since it became the first sporting event in u.s. history to offer equal prize money for men and women. >> the younger generation coming up. >> it has been decades since she played on these courts and literally change the game for women. >> we're a microcosm of society, sports are, but at least we are going in the right direction. >> but billie jean king is still everywhere at this year's u.s. open. this tournament marks 50 years of equal pay. she's not nearly done pushing for change. >> women's tennis has always been a leading in women sports. so, we have a responsibility, and an opportunity to help make this world a better place. >> it was a different tennis world in which king made her name, winning 39 grand slam titles between 1961 and 1979 with the number one ranking for six years. it was at the u.s. open in 1972 when king clinched the women's single title and then made a revolutionary demand. >> i just remember sitting in

it was the most watched tennis match of all-time when it happened. 50 years ago tonight, billie jean kinghan a tennis match, it was a catalyst for social change on one of the most important days of my life. we've come a long way since 1973, but we're not done yet. let's keep going for. our dear friend andrea mitchell spoke with king about the legacy of that historic match. >> what did you need to prove in that match 15 years ago? >> i knew the match was much bigger than a tennis match. i knew it was about social change. >> king shut down the daughters. she beat rakes in three straight sets. >> after i won, he came up to the nets and said i underestimated you. >> people underestimated the a lot as one of the very early pioneers. >> i think people underestimate women. i am sure that they underestimated the two. >> kings victory that they cemented her status is one of the greats. >> every day since that day, activism was part of my job. i think it did help change the hearts and minds of people to believe in women more, to help them or, you just get in there. >> many, me included, are celebra

nancy chen reports. [ applause ] >> game set and match to billie jean king. >> reporter: billie jean endary. but it was her fight off it 50 years ago that changed sports forever. after winning the u.s. open in 1972, the tennis icon threatened to boycott the following year over equal pay, rallying her fellow female players to do the same. it worked, and the tournament became the first sporting event in the world to award the same prize money to male and female comp competitors. >> we have set the standard for so many other sports, especially women's sports. >> reporter: her leg say recognized at the start of this year's open by former first lady michelle obama. >> let us remember that all of this is far bigger than a champion's paycheck. this is about how women are seen and valued in this world. >> reporter: a tribute fit for a king. nancy chen, cbs news, new york. >>> and that's the overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." and follow us online all the time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital,

crowd held have fight back to clean a fast ground slam. emulating full time us open champion, billie jean king was the i am for coca golf, easiest set, and done, went up against the russian powerhouse, a rena sub olenka. the 2nd c t just 2 strands of death in the 1st, sits and made it clear that she didn't care who the crowd was supporting lots golf spots and back in the 2nd sits refusing to count towel to her more experienced opponents the crowd since the turning of the tide this was no insult by the 3rd set with the match. boy is the one who has an early break of settling himself, puts her on the and never to be paul civic 382, only one championship points to seal the deal. though it wouldn't be easy. sutherland because experience in short, the crowd remained on tenterhooks as a nail biting rally into to hey, eventually those the moment did arrive exhausted and delighted. 19 year old cocoa golf had seals the very 1st grand slam. so i told like 26636 to victory post game. she did a k to the trim to those that a delta. and right now i'm just feeling happiness in like a very, very small bit of

the continuous odes to billie jean king. can forget the battle of the sexes and everything else that billie jean king made an imprint on? now if we were to focus in on today's match, you were to become fixated on certain things about the play between sab len ka and gauf. this power of tennis and the endurance on display, what is it you think will symbolize where women's tennis is today? >> i would like to see if i were not a journalist but a fan, if you're cheering for coco gauff, if you want her to win, and i think most of america does, you want to see her get off to a good start, because sab len ka is a force with her booming serves, her power, her strength. we saw that on display the other day against madison keez where she was blown away 6-0 in the first set and came back and won the next two sets on tie-breakers. a really tough match for her. sab len ka is now the world number one. she's been a semifinalist in all four of the grand slam tournaments this year. she won the australia open. she is now in another final. coco

billie jean king went on to win in straight sets in front of that global audience.lso 90 million people at home watching, making it the most-watched tennis match in history still to this day. the victory bolstered king's fight for equal pay in tennis, a cause she continued to fight for decades. a bipartisan push is under way to award king a congressional gold medal for her work in women's rights. reflecting back to her triumph, the tennis icon said, "more than a tennis match, it was a catalyst for social change and one of the most important days of my life. we've come a long way since 1973, but we're not done yet. let's keep going for it." powerful words from her. thank you so much for joining us. "cnn primetime with abby phillip" starts right new. >> thanks so much. an important moment for history and for all women. have a good night. >>> good evening. i'm abby phillip. in a few moments i'll speak to chris wallace about some of the big developments from the campaign trail

billie jean king went on to win in straight sets in front of the global audience, and also 90 milliond tennis history in history still to this day. the victory bolstered king's fight for equal pay in tennis, a cause that she continued to fight for decades. a bipartisan commission is underway to award king a congressional gold medal for her work in women's rights. looking back at her triumph, the tennis icon said quote, it was more than a tennis match, it was a catalyst for social change in one of the most important days of my life. we've come a long way since 1973, but we are not done yet. let's keep going for it. powerful words from her there. thank you so much for joining us tonight. cnn prime time with abby phillips starts right now. thanks so much kaitlin. an important moment for all of us.

woman before she came to the space program and, you know, we you know, there's a reference, billie jean king, and how much scrutiny she was when she became, you know, when she came out. and obviously, billie jean king was a role model for sally as a fellow tennis player. and so, you know, it was probably one more thing that she had to think about. she probably shouldn't have had to thinkbout at the time and it'indicative of the fact that, you know, when sally flew, there was still quite a long ways to go and both you know, how the country viewed women and how the country viewed gay people and know she really she really on a very big burden when she when she stepped into that role. yeah that is a great point that i think those of us who know sally felt when she died of course overwhelming grief she wasn't even very open about her pancreatic cancer, although i had seen her recently, it was obvious she was not well, but the head of nasa's charlie bolden, who'd known her a long time she died, asked me, did you know that she was gay or bi and i said, i know, but i. i wouldn't say it's that surpri

and then legend billie jean king presents her with the trophy.off is the youngest american to win the open since serena williams in 1999. so coco, golf's championship point is our good night play of the game sponsored by mancini sleep world sleep better live better. all right. time now for our plays of the day. and we got some great ones. we'll start with division two, colorado, mesa taking on san diego, a busted trick play and freshman offensive lineman cooper, mumford picks it up and throws a touchdown. it's a different kind of big man. td colorado mesa pulls the upset and wins in overtime. look at that looking like a quarterback play to deion sanders in colorado with their home opener and his son qadoura sanders threw for 393 yards and two touchdowns. the colorado crowd. oh, they are hyped up. the buffs roll nebraska 36 to 14. they already doubled last year's win total. their storm in the field. espn's college game day will be in boulder next week as they take on colorado state. what a sight there in boulder. and play three nick saban and numb

at the billie jean king national tennis center. the u.s.sands of people throughout the tournament, which wraps up on sunday. jamie wax looks behind the scenes. ♪ >> reporter: it's like a tale of two cities, one alive and vibrant, the other quiet and serene. yet it's the same place in queens, new york. although they have programs and training year-round here at the usta's billie jean king national tennis center, as you can see on this chilly april day, it is a far cry from the buzzing hive it becomes at the end of summer. so what does it take to make this out of this? the simple answer, a lot. >> it's a bit like the circus coming to town for three weeks. >> reporter: lou share is the ceo and executive director of the united states tennis association. >> we joke it's 14 super bowls, right, because every day we've got to be show-ready. it's a year's worth of preparation leading up to it. >> reporter: that preparation looks like getting the courts ready for play. there are 17 of them here. hanging electronic boards in arthur ashe stadium, home

and this weekend, in addition to the trophy, she got a $3 million check and thanked billie jean king that the open is marking half a century ago. . >> thank you, billie, for fighting for this. >> yeah. >> this morning, on the "today" show, coco talked exclusively about the moment she realized she had made history to savannah and hoda. >> i felt like it hit all at once. because i didn't want to tell myself it was match points on the match points. i didn't want to start shaking. so when it happened, finally, it was over. my previous matches took me six or seven points to win on the match points on the first one. i was shocked and like couldn't breathe either. >> on the men's side, serbias novak djokovic defeated russia daniil medvedev. djokovic's record tying the 24th career grand slam singles title with margaret court. that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." thanks for being with us. and my thanks for ron nobles for being here, and yasmin vossoughian, remember to follow the show on social media@mitchell reports, "chris jansing reports" starts right now. ♪♪ >>> good

during the awards ceremony, gauff also thanked tennis legend billie jean king for fighting for equal pay in tennis. >> thank you, billie, for fighting for this. amy: coco gauff received a record $3 million, the same as her male counterpart novak djokovic. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. coming up, the death toll in morocco has reached 2500 following the country's deadliest earthquake in over six decades. we will go to marrakech. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: western saharan artist nayim alal. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman in new york, joined by democracy now!'s juan gonzÁlez in chicago. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: at least 2500 people have died in morocco following a 6.8-magnitude earthquake on friday night. another 2500 people were injured and the death toll is expected to keep rising. the epicenter of the 6.8 magnitude earthquake was in the high atlas mountains,

open being celebrated this year, and in honor of billie jean king, and michelle obama were there on openrting those of us in the media and sports world take shots at professional athletes for participating in a sport that they're paid to do, whereas, you know, the u.s. government is still investment involved with saudi arabia. >> sure. >> i have many friends, as i'm sure you do, jake, in the financial world, who they always say the money is in that part of the world. we need to go there to raise money. so i find it a bit off-putting that we're always picking on the athletes for doing this. yes, it's about the money. i think the individual players understand the dilemma they face, but at the end of the day, it's their professional reputation, it's what they do for a living, and i don't see anybody in the business community not going to certain countries in the middle east, because they're chasing the money. it's just that we're not talking about it on television. >> that's a totally fair criticism. i will note that we are pretty vicious when it comes to the way that biden, trump, obama, o

making it to the fourth round and just 15 years old, giving true meaning and fruition to what billie jean kingvilege. congratulations to her mom or dad or team and wishing her more success on the court and off the court issue. us open featured a lot of us men and women who advance far. >> so congrats to america. congrats, harold. i'll give you ten bucks if you say our full name backwards . >> coco gauff. congratulations. and like, hey, i want to show you this. and del mar dog beats us out in california, the helen woodward animal center's 18th annual surf dog surf a thon. >> judges took look at you. look at the length of the ride ,their style and everything. >> super great top dog honors raise money for abandoned pets. >> you think that those dog a curse they would say something stable. >> also, tonight's episode of perino on politics tonight with jim geraghty of national review. >> it just posted. all right. we'll check it out, judge. >> all right. so there's a bunch of pigs on a transport truck and on a highway in ohio and one little pig falls off. and ohio state troopers were able to catch t

surprising young tennis players on a new york city public courted with an impromptu lesson alongside billie jean king body dynamic but head still like this. >> main goal today is hit the ball in the middle of the strings, okay? let's have a little fun. >> reporter: the whole idea is to make tennis fun and accessible to anyone who wants to try. >> racket back. good. and again. nice. watch the ball. where's my racket face? where's my racket face? excellent. yes! strings to the wall. >> reporter: word of wisdom from two of the greatest players in the world. and they could be coming to a court near you. one two three! this is so fun. rennae stubbs joining us now. i know this is a partnership with racket magazine. we can watch ambush tennis with rennae stubbs on you tube. >> yep. >> reporter: how did you come up with the idea and why? >> i always walk by a public court and think, i'd love to help those people with their volley or serve or whatever it is. i thought, why not? why not do it? we put it all together. we went on a public course in l.a., up in new york city. you never know. i might turn up at a

gilbert still has a tennis shop up in marin county, gets a big hug coming up from golf and legend billie jean kingthe trophy. goff is the youngest american to win the open since serena williams did that in 1999. abc7 sports is sponsored by river rock casino. zach all right. >> and that's it for tonight. i'm zach fuentes, abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at five. don't forget we're streaming oakland pride live at 11 a.m. for francis and chris, thanks for joining us. >> the this is abc 724 live in san francisco live in the south bay in san jose in concord. >> live in oakland. yes you're watching abc seven news live anytime anywhere. >> here we are. >> we are. >> we are. >> we are. we are. >> we are where you are. never miss a moment of the news that matters to you. >> download our abc seven bay area streaming app. join us and metastatic breast cancer are living longer with kisqali. so, long live family time. long live dreams. and long live you. kisqali is a pill proven to help women live longer when taken with an aromatase inhibitor. and kisqali helps preserve quality of life. so you're not just

they celebrated billie jean king there. to do in terms of what we thet paid, how they are treated. they are late, but making progress. and i think this -- i want to say this one thing. this final, this women's final is what american tennis needed. i know that people hadn't paid attention because we usually look for the big names and they don't necessarily belong to us. this was such a moment of pride for american tennis. more specifically, for the women in american tennis. we need this. >> speaking of one of them, there is a college player, and i i don't want to get too down into the weeds. i love talking about name, image, likeness and how absurd college rules are with athletes. should have earned $81,000. could not accept that money. she was in the u.s. open. could not accept that money because she is still a collegiate athlete, tech any an amateur. i am sorry. with name, image, likeness, i have seen the cars that college football players are driving around right now. what is going on here? >> well, good for her for speak

like billie jean give us hope that the fighting and efforts of efficacy, we can't reach the milestones of equality. the battle continues but today, we are grateful for the one and only billie jean king. on that note, the u.s. open finals, more people watch the women than the man, just saying. and on that note, i wish you a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc, thank you staying up late, see you again at the end of tomorrow. tomorr ow >> at this point, i think it is safe to say, either that we have all seen -- trump's infamous speech and certainly this one here, on january 6th, the morning of. and we've seen the selfie video that trump's adult son filmed backstage in that tent on that day. we've heard countless hours of testimony from witnesses about the discussions of how armed the crowd was, whether trump himself would get to walk with the protesters as they made their way up to the capitol. it is easy to feel like we have learned all of that we can about what happened on that fateful day, or at least that there wouldn't be any more surprises. but that would be a mistake. because today, we may have learned something jaw dropping, and entirely new.

in the words of billie jean king, quote, young and restless honors ferocious power of teenage girls. in this bracing retelling of social movements, mattie kahn celebrates girls not as saviors, but as leaders and visionaries deserving of a recognition. we are so pleased to host this event here at harvard bookstore. please join me in welcoming mattie kahn and julia rubin. thank you so much. just working. we're good. okay cool. i'm so excited to be here tonight. i am both fan and friend of matty's and was very lucky to be an early of this amazing book. and i can't wait to hear more about it. it's great for matty so going to ask what your elevator pitch is for this book since maybe not everyone has read it yet yet being the operative but that those are also really great by our hosts here. but you know i guess we'll kind of start with how did you conceive of this idea? yeah. so first of all, thanks, julia, for doing this. i read the acknowledged first for basically every book i ever read. so i felt a lot of pressure when i was writing my own acknowledgments, wondering if there was a singl

s -- billie jean king national tennis center in queens, new york.an the one that you have today. i am so incredibly jealous you got to be there for this. take us through it. i mean, home team, right? coco gauff, may be able to take it home, history in the making, how are folks feeling? >> people are excited. you laid it out. this excitement has been building over the course of this tournament, or coco gauff has taken down opponent after opponent. now, we are here today. we watch the crowds starting to go into the arthur ashe stadium here in the last several minutes or so. ready to see coco gauff take it to the hard court here and come out with a big win. the excitement, as i say, has been building for weeks now. today, obviously, is the big final. we want you to hear what some people told us they were getting ready to watch this match today. >> what would it mean to you to see her when today? >> oh my gosh. i will be jumping up and down. i will be so excited for her. i know she wanted this for a very long time, and i've watched six of her practices,

we are grateful for the one an only billie jean king. on that note, the u.s. ope finals, more people watch th women than the man, just saying and on that note, i wish you a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc thank you staying up late, see you again at the end o tomorrow >> tonight, on "all in" -- >> -- on a surf boar said a red wave is coming. >> red wave rising >> the reports i am seeing sho a big red wave coming. >> special election afte special election, republican keep waiting for that red wave >> i believe we will have a re wave i think it's going to be maybe bigger than anyone thought >> tonight, what we can al learn from the only polls that matter >> - president say something to the effect of, i don't effing care that they have weapons >> brand new allegations fro cassidy hutchinson that includ rudy giuliani groping her on january 6th. plus, congressman dan goldma on the wild dysfunction in the house of representatives >> when speaker mccarthy relie on democrats to pass a continuing resolution, i would call the capito

billie jean king went on to win in straight sets in front of the global audience, and also 90 million people who were also watching, making it the most watched tennis history in history still to this day. the victory bolstered king's fight for equal pay in tennis, a cause that she continued to fight for decades. a bipartisan commission is underway to award king a congressional gold medal for her work in women's rights. looking back at her triumph, the tennis icon said quote, it was more than a tennis match, it was a catalyst for social change in one of the most important days of my life. we've come a long way since 1973, but we are not done yet. let's keep going for it. powerful words from her there. thank you so much for joining us tonight. cnn prime time with abby phillips starts right now. thanks so much kaitlin. an important moment for all of us. and good evening everyone i'm abby phillips. in just a few moments i'll speak to chris wallace about some big developments from the campaign trail, including donald trump taking heat for the abortion issue. and perhaps that democrats are

with johnson is live from the us open and we'll have more of his interview with the legendary billie jean kingut the past and future of american tennis with shirley involves coco. and that is all ahead right here on gma. >> here at abc seven, we are working to build a better bay area. and one part of those efforts is telling you about plans meant to boost our local economy. and this story shows it's being done in a delicious way. abc7 news reporter leanne melendez explains. the city of san francisco is partnering with renowned chef tyler florence to help ask any san francisco resident and they'll tell you it's not only the crime and homeless situation keeping people away from the downtown area. >> and also if you look around the streets, there's a lot of garbage. the streets aren't very clean. >> the recovery following covid has been slower than in other major cities. >> our neighborhoods are booming, but our downtown has a 31% office vacancy rate. and that is really going to take a while to chip away at as part of the larger plan to revitalize the area the city has invited renowned chef tyler

joining us now from billie jean king national tennis center in queens, nbc news correspondent rehema does ben shelton has a chance. >> reporter: ben. of course he's got a chance. you get to be here with a champion it means you got to be a measure of a champion to do it. flew out 143 mile-per-hour serve but 100 point mile-an-hour snev his arsenal and needs every bit of it to beat number two if he's going to be number one in the tournament when it's all over. speaking of coco. she had a great match last night. her momentum great and a disruption in the stand. climate change disruption. three people, one man, glued his bare feet to the pavement, and they had to bring him out, took 29 minutes. that is something, time one of the opponents the players played against. listen to what coco gauff had to say about it when it was all over. >> done in a peaceful way. so i can't get too mad at it. obviously i don't want it to happen when winning up 6-1-4-0. wanted to keep going. what they felt they needed to do to have their voices heard, can't be upset at it. >> reporter: what a great attitude. s

i >> they were supposed to be designated billie jean king, t key piece of the argumen that they make is that there is climate injustice in this country based on skin colos cour that black and brown americans have worse quality of life becaus.e, of air pollution because of infrastructure problems. and you go out thereution, and e is a black american that is playing in this tournamenacki that is, i hope, going on to win it. ing on tand i think shooting a y completely through your argument there, it should t of celebration. >> we had four blackr americans so, so familiar. we seea once again, we have to introduce race into this story or it's meaningless. >> n involved.o, i just think tt it's an interesting element in their hypocrisy. >> that part boring elemenestin >> all right. i found what you said boring. you know what? in face. >> all right, now, are we done, guys? it's a late night fiasco forwhaa jimmy fallon. what staffers are alleging against the liberaffers arnsl n i'm going to go on to take that. not grounds i'm driving. >> you inspire the lexus diaz to be well, more you. so tha

our nbc's aaron gilchrist is at the billie jean king national tennis center in queens., you drew the lucky straw today, my friend good morning >> reporter: i really did. good morning, laura. so many excited to watch coco gauff play today the u.s. open is the oldest tennis championship in the world. the fourth and final grand slam event of the series this year. american coco gauff is ready she is just hours away from the match of the lifetime. this morning, all eyes on the underdog as 19-year-old coco gauff tries to win her first grand slam event ever. gauff is the long shot against sabalenka. ever. gauff is the long shot against the last hurdle the in the epic run for the championship after a dramatic semifinal match thursday night against muchova on the hard court. the match interrupted by climate change activists for an hour gauff supports the protesters to a point. >> moments like this are defining, but i wasn't pissed. >> reporter: the tennis player from south florida spent the last four years rising to the top with the american tennis fans ready to crown the new qu

at a tournament where, really, the spirit of billie jean king just permeated the whole tournament. >> absolutely. >> made it so joyful. i know billie jean was cheering for her every step of the way. >> when she got handed the prize money, she said, "thank you, billie jean, for making this possible." >> unbelievable. >> such an incredible moment. so many incredible moments. coco gauff, katty kay, she's a new generation of young women who speak for themselves. if you watch her interactions with her coaches, her male coaches even, she pushes back and tells them to back off when she knows what she's -- that she's got it. there were just so many incredible moments on that court. but i loved when she thanked the people who didn't believe in her at the end, when she got her trophy. it was awesome. >> i love that. she took on the haters, and she did it with such class. >> yes. >> she made a point of doing it, right? she went for the microphone and said, "i have one more thing i need to say." she's had, of course, so many detractors and critics, as everybody that's in the public eye. particula

gauff thanked women's tennis pioneer billie jean king, who fought for equal prize money for men and women when she collected her $3 million prize for winning . she's the first american team to win the us open since serena williams did it some 24 years ago. well, anyone who has been shopping for a new home knows mortgage rates are at their highest point in 20 years. east bay realtor jeff mann says that's at the same time that local values have been sinking as much as 20% in some areas. but he says that may be changing . he thinks home prices are going to level off soon and that could push prices back up. there's a lot of buyers holding off at the moment due to the higher rates. and once they get when rates are going down or we see rates start to reduce, i think we're going to see all those people jumping back into the market. black knight, which tracks mortgage trends, says there's already been a change in some real estate markets. it says 30 of the country's largest 50 markets have set new record prices as buyers are jumping back in and multiple offers on homes have pushed up sales prices

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