eubanks, brutal, and norrie, knocked out. cheering eubanks haven't arrived on the stage.s haven't arrived on the stae. “ , today felt like the final day of the season. i'm glad you were watching the match because i can only watch so much of it! it wasn't when we were expecting last year to win. what went wrong for cam? i don't think it was _ what went wrong for cam? i don't think it was that _ what went wrong for cam? i don't think it was that much _ what went wrong for cam? i don't think it was that much wrong - what went wrong for cam? i don'tj think it was that much wrong from him. he was playing as eubanksjust won. he is feeling so good about himself and he was playing like a man possessed. serving rockets, 2i aiders. claiming from every angle of the court. he was truly on fire and norrie did a greatjob of hustling it out —— eighters. haifa norrie did a great “0b of hustling it out -- eighters.— it out -- eighters. now he has what a statement — it out -- eighters. now he has what a statement from _ it out -- eighters. now he has what a statement from him, _ it out --

christopher eubanks is suddenly america's next great tennis star >> christopher eubanks has done it >> reporter: the 27-year-old player is the last american man standing in singles, securing his spot in the quarterfinals with a huge upset monday and a 127-mile-per-hour serve. >> it's been, you know, something that you dream about, but for me, i didn't really know if that dream would come true. >> reporter: eubanks seemingly coming out of nowhere. before this, he had never advanced beyond the second round of a major. >> beautifully done there by eubanks. >> it's been a bit of a blur, if i'm being honest >> reporter: the same for fans, who now can't get enough of his exciting play. >> go! >> reporter: born and raised in atlanta, the son of a baptist minister, eubanks played for georgia tech professionally, he spent the last six years stuck at the lower level of the t tour going into this week, he didn't even have a hotel room booked for the whole tournament >> the cancellation policies can be a little bit tough, and yesterday or two days ago, we said, let's just move it to next friday,

what a story that would be for chris eubanks.s women need 264 to win their first of three odi against australia and level of the ashes. england got off to a good start with kate cross taking the early wicket, lbw, in the first over. sophie ecclestone with a spectacular catch. england did well to restrict australia to 263, but will be hoping five missed catches and a missed stumping of beth mooney will not come back to haunt them. sorry to cut sport short but there you see the pictures. the ukrainian president is at the microphone. apologies, because there is a slight delay in getting the translation at the news conference, which isjust starting. let me pose as the president of ukraine start and see if we can pick it up. iam i am really sorry but we were expecting the translation as the president answered the first question. we are trying to sort that out technically, so we will stay with the pictures. just to remind viewers tuning in now, we have had a two day nato meeting, the security guarantees given to the ukraine, a really s

eubanks winning this one in five sets.will now play daniil medvedev, one of three russian men in the quarterfinals — that has not happened here before. daniil medvedev only needed to win two sets againstjiri lehecka before his opponent retired injured. also a retirement in the women's draw. elena rybakina safely through to the quarter final after her brazilian opponent, beatriz haddad maia, pulled up with a lower back problem 4—1 down in the first set. she will now play tunisian ons jabeur, a repeat of last year's final, which elena rybakina one. a repeat of last year's final, which elena rybakina won. jabeur has looked really impressive in the championships so far and beat the two—time champion petra kvitova, 6-0, 6-3. the australian open champion aryna sabalenka is also through. she has looked better round by round. she saw off ekaterina alexandrova in straight sets. next for her will be american madison keys who dropped the first set against the russian 16—year—old mirra andreeva. but keys got her act together in the fi

in the last eight, america's christopher eubanks has been one of the stories of these championships.d number 43, and he's having the week of his life. he's put out the greek fifth seed, stefanos tsitsipas. tsitsipas, who'd already seen off andy murray and dominic thiem in five sets, couldn't get past eubanks, who previously beaten last year's semifinalist cam norrie. eubanks winning this one in five, and he'll now play daniil medvedev, one of three russian men in the quarterfinals. that's not happened here before. medvedev only needed to win two sets against yury lachica before his opponent retired with injury. there was also a retirement in the women's draw elena rybakina safely through to the quarter finals after her brazilian opponent, beatrice haddad maia pulled up with a lower back problem, 4—1 down in the first set and rybakina will now play tunisia's ons jabeur in the quarterfinals. that's a repeat, of course, of last year's final, which rybakina won. jabuer looked really impressive at the championship so far and beat the two time champion petra kvitova love and three. the aus

christopher eubanks is suddenly america's next great tennis star >> christopher eubanks >> reporter:n singles, securing his spot in the quarter finals with a huge upset monday and a 127 mile per hour serve. >> you know, something that you dream about. but for me i didn't really know if that dream would come true. >> reporter: eubanks' dom inant performance seeming to come out of nowhere before this he had never advanced to the second round of a major. fans now can't get enough of his exciting play. born and raised in atlanta, the son of a baptist minister, he plaid for squlageorgia tech goin going into this week he didn't even have a hotel booked for the entire tournament. >> cancellation policies can be tough. and yesterday we said let's move it to next friday just to see. >> reporter: he thought about moving on, even doing commentary >> that is so thoohard to do >> reporter: something he says made him a better player to analyze his game and he'll need everything he can. >> i feel like i'm living a dream right now. >> yeah, at the rate he's going, he's not going to have to worry abo

christopher eubanks lost his match yesterday. they are number three in the world.going to be the last you will see of him. >> i definitely believe in my ability to contain the best players in the world. it is tough to know until you have played some of the best ones. i have seen how my game can stack up against them, how i can disrupt them and frustrate them. >> now we are turning to one analyst and sports, list. chris, this has been my favorite story over a long time. i have absolutely loved and embraced and consumed everything i could possible about christopher eubanks. talk about the meeting -- why did the story capture people's attention? >> one, we have not seen an african-american man win since arthur ashe in 1975. two generations, right? an american man has not won at all since 2000. the women have dominated. the williams sisters. the idea that american men could win again is fantastic. this young man has always been out there, but he has never had the confidence. he said, you know, i did not know if i belonged. he has been speaking to coco gauff and naomi o

eubanks forced a deciding 5th set. he came to the net and stopped just in time to avoid making contact with the net. that would have been a penalty. now serving for the match, eubanks sent it in the big forehand for the winner as he took out tsitsipas in five sets. how about this? on what would have been arthur ashe's 80th birthday, eubanks is the first black american man to reach the quarterfinals at wimbledon since washington in 1996. >>> nba, chris paul joined the warriors in las vegas and dubs fans aren't the only ones still trying to get used to seeing cp3 in a warriors uniform. >> he became my family, but it is what it is, sports. >> paul sat with steph curry courtside last night as they watched the young dubs summer league game. as for his own game, the 38-year-old didn't sound like somebody who was ready to come off the bench next season. >> it will be a conversation for us when camp starts or whatnot. me and steve have talked or whatnot. that ain't something like what up, man? you starting? you know what i mea

by medvedev, but in no way was that a loss for eubanks at 6'7". be the main draw in the atlanta open next week. i sat down with eubanks, reflecting on his first atp tour title and then discussing wimbledon. >> welcome, chris eubanks. >> thanks for having me. >> we're in the backyard of your alma mater, georgia tech, and you're here, at home, at the atlanta open. what does it feel like? especially on the heels of wimbledon? >> it feels amazing. i actually used to live in the apartments right parallel to atlantic station, so the target, al atlantic station, my balcony used to overlook that parking lot, it feels like home, and it feels good to be back, it feels good to be back, gone for about three months, so being able to come back to atlanta, it was already going to be a treat, considering how mayorka and wimbledon went. it is sweeter. >> both went so well for you. do you feel like you're on top of the world? >> not really. i wouldn't go that far with it. it definitely does feel different, though, going to some of my favorite restaurants or going t

american christopher eubanks has been one of the stories of the championship.ed 43rd and having the week of his life. he has beaten stefanos tsitsipas. christopher eubanks winning this one in five sets. he will now play daniil medvedev. daniil medvedev only needed to win to sets before his opponent retired injured. elena rybakina safely through after her brazilian opponent pulled up with a lower back problem 4—1 down. she will now play tunisian ons jabeur, a repeat of last year's final, which elena rybakina one. the australian open champion is also through. she is looking better round by round. next for her will be american madison keys who dropped the first set against a russian 16—year—old she got her act together in the final two sets. it has been a really impressive championship from the 16—year—old. she was docked a point throwing a racket at one stage but she is definitely one to watch in the future. now away from wimbledon, the new tottenham hotspur manager ange postocoglu says he will try and convince harry kane to stay at the club. the england captain,

go have that beer and enjoy it. >> the same for chris eubanks., we appreciate it. >>> just about an hour from now president biden and zelenskyy will hold a sitdown. they will soon announce new efforts to help ukraine in its fight. we will speak to jake sullivan ahead of that announcement so stay close. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 k key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva:a: think bigger. om prom dresses to workouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommon, up to 1 in 5 survivors of meningitis will have long term consequences. now as you're thinking about all the vaccines your teen might need make sure you ask your doctor if your teen is missing meningitis b vaccination. a single strand of mrna... could individualize how we approach cancer. ♪ and the company that's getting us there? moderna. this changes everything. >> woman: why

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the eubanks story is _ of a number of five setters. the eubanks story is fantastic.draw, rubino was in court for less than half an hour. —— elena rybakina. she was in court for less than half an hour. -- elena rybakina. she retired due to lower— hour. -- elena rybakina. she retired due to lower back _ hour. -- elena rybakina. she retired due to lower back problems. - hour. -- elena rybakina. she retired due to lower back problems. so - hour. -- elena rybakina. she retired| due to lower back problems. so elena rybakina is a quarterfinalist once more. the winner of the quarterfinals last year, she didn't come on in particularly good form, having been battling a virus, but she's awaiting a match outcome, the former two—time champion who was beaten by elena rybakina in last year's final, is three up. she is four love up and absolutely flying at the moment. and that's all the sport for now. keep up—to—date with the sport and wimbledon on the website and the app. the kremlin has confirmed that president putin met, the head of the wagner mercenary group, yevgeny prigozhin,

tennis star christopher eubanks is steaming ahead on wimbledon's grass courts.alian christopher o'connell, eubanks had to win three tie-breaks and 23 aces to maintain his winning streak making it through to the last 16. >> he's the biggest of winners here. >> reporter: the 27-year-old caught the eye of fans in the previous round defeating british number one and 2022 wimbledon semifinalist cam norrie on his home turf. eubanks wowing the crowd with his four consecutive aces, beating norrie in four sets. >> biggest win of my career, by far, no question. >> reporter: it hasn't always been aces for eubanks. earlier this year, the tennis star frustrated with the grass courts found help from tennis legend kim clijsters. >> i'm loving the grass. >> reporter: number one seeded spaniard carlos alcaraz winning in four sets and potentially could be playing novak djokovic. >> game, set, match. >> reporter: the women's matches also action packed. american madison keys effortlessly defeating ukrainian marta kostyuk. keys now heads into the final week at wimbledon. now two game

christopher eubanks has done it! another chapter to be played out. >> he is smiling and happy for really good reason. the 27-year-old american tennis player christopher yewe banks advanced to the quarterfinals in his first-ever appearance in wimbledon upsetting the number five ranked player in the world. it is a moment that did not come easily, to say the least. just a year ago, eubanks was considering leaving the sport all together after six years of playing professionally and never a grand slam tournent.nd in even took a side job as a tennis commentator whilstl playing. now he is ranked a careehigh 43rd in the world. and tomorrow, he will face off against world number three, medvedev. joining us now is tennis hall of famer and euro sports tennis commentator mats whelaner. safe to say he knows a thing or two. >> he has some perspective on what's going on here. i mean, this is just incredible to see his rise, to see where he has come given he was going to drop out a year ago. it can be hard, if not impossible, to pre

christopher eubanks taking on steph cc and eubanks upset the she'd 5 sets.e 27 year-old becomes the 3rd black american to advance to the wimbledon quarter-finals. >> since the start of the era in 1968, joy's arthur ashe and mal washington. it was his first win over a top 10 slayer. eubanks will face 3rd seeded danielle met of in quarter-finals so. >> this is typically like the slow calendar. here on the sports calendar because, you know, we notice that we're going to games to watch mlb all-star so they can watch their own break. but we'll have highlights for the a home run derby tonight. so that would you had something good stories in there, even though there's not much going on out there. you know, steph makes it easy when you get towards that happens a lot. and i point out you mentioned that they gave him the ambassadors award based on what he does for the game. yeah. i've never watched him play let's let's add that to really good actually be golfing in that celebrity tournament this week in tahoe. so that will be fun. i saw staff yesterday to evade us. so

that was christopher eubanks' big win. one with robin. that is live in just a moment. you do not want to miss it. there they are. >> they're going to be talking, not playing tennis, right? >> yeah yeah. >> following a lot of headlines including the rain in new england. much of new england is under flash flood warning after flash flooding swallowed roads and stranded residents. president biden approved an emergency declaration for vermont. also right now just days after meta launched its twitter competitor thread, it has reached 100 million user. perhaps the biggest threat to twitter since musk bought twitter last year. >>> another powerball jack pot without a winner. raising the jack pot to $725 million. the next is tomorrow. you do have a shot at the mega millions. it starts at 11 p.m. for $480 million. >> one or the other, right? going to turn to the parents of the wall street journal reporter being held in russia. george, you had a chance to sit down with them about the fight they've had to free their son. >> we see the

christopher eubanks falling in the quarter finals at wimbledon. we're following these major stories and more all coming in right here to cnn news central. >>> president biden closed out a critical nato summit with a clear message to adversaries and allies. nato will not waiver not in the face of russian aggression and not in the fight, he says, to protect democratic values. he highlighted the alliance's unprecedented unity and had some pointed remarks for vladimir putin. >> nato is stronger, more energized, and yes, more united than ever in its history. indeed more vital to our shared future. didn't happen by accident. wasn't inevitable. when putin and his craven lust for land and power unleashed his brutal war on ukraine he was betting nato would break apart. he was betting nato would break. he thought our unity would shatter at the first testing. he thought democratic leaders would be weak, but he thought wrong. >> arlette saenz has been traveling with the president in lithuania. arlette, this was a victorious tone for the president here. a unit

we will be cheering so loud for chris to fear eubanks. >> absolutely. look at this kid wow, that was a great story. thank you. >> let's get a check of the weather. >> good morning. we continue to look at heavy showers and thunderstorms firing up from des moines all the way to sioux falls21 million people at risk. wind gusts we have severe thunderstorm watches. you can see this area, 21 million people at risk wind gusts of 75 miles an hour, damaging hail, tornadoes possible with severe risk just to the south of chicago, st. louis, evansville just to the west of the indianapolis all the way down to joplin, missouri we're going to watch that tomorrow the severe risk moves to the east, from cleveland, pittsburgh, cincinnati, damaging >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's going to be heating up in the inland valleys again, very much like it was yesterday, with some spots hitting the low 90s. mostly 70s for the inner bay and 60s near the coast. we'll repeat tomorrow and then see another spike in temperatures on friday, leading to a dangerously h

eubanks was up against medvedev, but he could not close it out. medvedev won a four-set tiebreaker before taking the final set 6-1 to advance to the semifinals. that ends a winning streak for eubanks. >>> shohei ohtani's future was the main topic at the all-star game. mariners fans made their pitcto the soon to be free-agent, chanting cometo seattle! but alex cobb had a different destination in mi for ohtani, who again, will be a free agent in the off-season. quote, he is ming to san francisco . whatever you thought aaron judge would have been as the face of the giants, you would eclipse that with the whole country ! back here to the shores of lake tahoe, the sand is about to run out on our time! i would give you more, but our cameraman alex has a shelf life! >> i think you guys are probably going to enjoy your time at lake tahoe as well! we are just a little jealous of you! >> i think we will find something to do! >> definitely one of the best events during the summer. right on, vern. >>> still ahead at 5:00, the emmy nominations release. which s

he couldn't get package eubanks, previously written last year, eubanks when this one and five. against the russian 16—year—old near the dravo. she's got her act together and had a really impressive championship. andreva was doctor point, but she was want to watch —— docked a point. and there may be no british players left in the singles, but there is a success story in the women's doubles. nayktha bains and maia lumsden are into the quarterfinals — becoming the first british pair in a0 years to do so. that wasjo durie and anne hobbs who reached the semis in 1983. the new tottenham hotspur manager ange postocoglu says he will try and convince harry kane to stay at the club. the england captain, who came through the spurs youth academy, turns 30 later this month and is the club's all—time leading goalscorer. he has attracted interest from bayern munich as he goes into the final year of his contract. ijust think, you know, i don't think— ijust think, you know, i don't think it's _ ijust think, you know, i don't think it's my role to sit there and sort of— think it's my role to sit

you've been following this chris eubanks. he is so fascinating on and off the court. so much, christine. stick around and watch this. chris eubanks is now ranked 31 after his heart-stopping wimbledon run including his marathon quarterfinals match. born and raised in atlanta, georgia, he has been playing since the age of 2. he's been in tournaments since 7. he credits lots of mentors that he calls big brothers and other tennis stars whose names you may know for helping to pave the way. i caught up with him court side. he is the main draw for the atlanta open next week. >> playing since 2 here in atlanta is where it all began. so who's been your inspiration? where did you play? what did you envision? how did you get bitten by that bug? >> i started tennis at age 2. i had an older brother already involved in tennis when i came along. i started running around the tennis courts. my dad put a racket in my hand and it just kind of went from there. my brother went to college. then it was me and my dad doing tennis every day. my dad did a good job surrounding me and himself wi

they said when you came up, this is what they had to say. >> chris eubanks. >> we love chris.love daddy long legs. >> he is really a toothpick because he is so skinny. he has been a tremendous supporter. he is another very highly ranked player. it seems like everybody really likes you. how do you feel about the nicknames? >> coco is the one who started the giraffe nick name. when you hear that and it is taking hold, that was started by coco gauff. i used to fight them on it, but at this point i see them as terms of endearment came really close with everyone that you just mentioned. a lot of the american players, a lot of those on to work, we have good rapport. a lot of those -- to see them happy for my success is the most gratifying feelings that i have experienced over the last two weeks because they understand what it is like and they understand the sacrifice it takes to have results like this and we see each other heavily more than we do not. it is like a second family. you see those people you are competing against and competing with, they are happy for your success and i

i mean, christopher eubanks.nnis champion, espn analyst. thanks for joining us. we know you're a little busy. >> that's okay. anything for you. >> thank you. we were talking about christopher eubanks. let's talk about the ladies who are in it, jessica pegula, madison keys just advanced. let's talk about their chances. >> let's talk about madison first. she just played andreeva who is 16 and had a big lead. it looked like she was going to win the match. i think madison was a little nervous, intimidated by playing a youngster. then she got her game together. madison keys, to me, is the best player on the tour who has not won a major title yet. her game is completely suited for the grass court. she's got power on both sides. she's got a big serve. she's got experience. i'm so happy to see her advance to the quarter. jessica pegula, contrast in style. she's the solid one, the dependable one. she has the heavy ball, keeps it deep, very consistent. they both -- i mean, they both could win this title. it's open. i think

. >>> wimbledon featured american christopher eubanks since sispidas.s stopped just in time to avoid contact with the net, that would have been a penalty. and he ended it with a big forehand winner taking his opponent out in five sets. and on what would have been arthur ashe's 80 birthday, he's the first black american man to reach the quarter finals at wimbledon since washington in 1996. >>> sap center, indoor football bay area panthers hosted the san diego strike force. how do you finish a game? like this. how about a near 50-yard pick six by trey meadows? second pick of the game. and it came at the expense of former 49er quarterback nate davis. panthers set a franchise record 75 points in the game and won it 75-40. this victory clenched a home game for the first round of the playoffs. the panthers record is 9 and 5. last season they only won one game. i used to get in trouble all the time for playing ball indoors. but, it's indoor football. it's allowed. >> i was going the say, you might have struggled with the home run derby, but i feel like you'd b

. >>> the tennis world is enamored by american chris eubanks.arlier this month at the m mayorkas championships. before wimbledon, eubanks was ranked 77 in the world. now he's ranked 31. he'll play in the atlanta open next week. he says at wimbledon, even he surprised himself. something clicked, he said. >> how did it feel when you were at wimbledon? take me back to what it was to embark on that journey and along the way was there a sense of awe? were you feeling like this is just part of the business, part of my routine? >> similar to how i spoke about there's always a next week, when i finished mayorkas, i had to focus on wimbledon. i think i just treated each match as its own battle. it was more tunnel vision than i've probably ever had in my career. focused on my first round opponent, second, third, fourth. it was the morning of the quarterfinal that was the first time i woke up and had done a really good job of not checking my phone. i knew i was big talk in social media, but i didn't want to get into it. t i didn't really expect to still be

thank you so much. >> chris eubanks, what a pleasure. thank you so much.and then after that u.s. open. >>> of the more than 30,000 veterans who experience homelessness in the united states, many are living in or near military towns. in fayetteville, north carolina, home to fort liberty, this week's cnn hero was struggling to survive after a brain injury when she saw veterans in need. her own road to recovery took a turn and she made it her personal mission to give back to those who have served their country. >> it's just filling a basic human need. >> i like this establishment, this setup. >> this is my brick and mortar. even though i'm not a veteran, i do have mental health issues that come with having a traumatic brain injury, so i can relate. >> you've been burning the road up in that walker. i know that much. >> sometimes i really do surprise people with who i am. look at me, i look really rough around the edges, right? >> what's up, brother? what else do you need? >> i'm all tatted up and i may throw out a cuss every now and then but i'm just stacey.

i have to say, chris eubanks was the talk of the all england club.now back in the states as well. i had a chance a short time ago -- i know, michael, you were watching. that five setter with the number three seed. we are looking forward to talking with chris eubanks in just a little bit. what a run he had, and a career he's going to have. just getting started. >> can't wait to watch him on tour. he's exciting to watch. we have a lot of news including inflation cooling off, dropping to its lowest level in two years. we'll tell you where prices are improving the most. >> that is some good news. we're going to begin with good tornados touched down in chicago, forcing people to shelter in place at major airports. mola lenghi starts us off from chicago. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, george. we're about ten miles outside of chicago where several tornados believed to have ripped through some residential areas just tearing roofs off homes, uprooting trees and in some cases snapping trees right in half. >> wow! >> reporter: multiple tornados tearin

cameron norrie, he will take on christopher eubanks, the american.led today, talk us through the other highlights we can look forward to. they talked about manic monday before they got rid of the middle sunday. because of the rain delays early on it is a packed schedule and we have second and third round matches. we can dip into court number one, if we can first of all. arena saddle anchor has her cut work out at the moment. she is taking on a croatian, not a player that we were expecting to trouble her, but she has a break—up on that one. savile anchor is an australian open champion now. she is desperate to win this title. later we will see ons jabeur. aryna sabalenka aryna sa balenka is aryna sabalenka is very much the favourite in this one. let say she can bring herself back into this first set. she tries to make an impact on grass. a surface that she should do well on. she is set sweating down center court. carlos alcaraz is out, playing carlos muller. carlos alcaraz not happy with the scheduler because he may well have to play today and tomorrow

during his time at tech, eubanks was named the academy player of the year -- a.c.c. player of the year twice. at wimbledon, eubanks beat the number one british player and 2022 wimbledon semifinal in the second round in front of a lively crowd. he advanced to the quarterfinals of the tournament after defeating the world number five player of more than three -- in a more than three-hour battle. he's now the 13th man in the open era to reach the final eight in his debut at wimbledon and first american man to do so since 1984. his performance at wimbledon propelled him to world number 43 ranking and now guarantees himself entry into every tournament and a seeding at the u.s. open. i would like to take the time to congratulate mr. eubanks on his valiant wimbledon run and wish him the best of luck in his future endeavors. chris, you have made us in georgia proud and made your country proud. thank you, mr. speaker. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from wisconsin seek recognition? mr. grothman: i'd like to ask unanimous consent -

american debutant chris eubanks hits the ball so hard you can actually hear the gasps. 0h!ure of tennis, well, it looks bright! but alcaraz, remember, is the world number one. umpire: game, set and match, alcaraz. through in straight sets and still very much in with a shout. andy swiss, bbc news, wimbledon. back now to our top story — huw edwards has been named as the bbc presenter who has been suspended. this is over allegations of payments for sexually explicit photographs. our media editor katie razzall is here. where does this leave the bbc? ut has been five days of turmoil, front—page news, cameras outside the bbc every day, the bbc called liars in the sun and suffering reputational damage and an unnamed presenter whose name was all over social media with his name in the merger. throughout we have said the story is complex and in a sense it is no less complex now the presenter has been named as huw edwards. many viewers will be shattered that a presenter who has been with them in their homes via the tv is struggling and in hospital, and the family at the centre of thes

. >>> to wimbledon now where the cinderella run by christopher eubanks has come to an end.e lost in five sets to the world number three medvedev in the quarter finals. this was eubanks' first time in the main draw at wimbledon and he went on to make his first major quarter final appears. he said his run at wimbledon had been a whirl wind of emotions. >>> tears flowing at the espydad out to a standing ovation and then went on to present awards for the first responders who helped save his life. he went into cardiac arrest during a game it january after a helmet hit him in the chest. the team's head athletic trainer thanked him for, quote, staying alive. >>> the all-time leading scorer says he wants to score a few more pnts. lebron james announced that he is suiting up for the lakers for his 21st season. he hinted at a possible retirement last may but he has also said that he hopes one day to play with his son, bronny, who would be eligible for the draft next year. >>> and now to the stories in the spotlight. british actor emily blunt is taking some time off from her busy care

we saw the challenge she had against chris eubanks in the previous round.just wonder with the expectation and carlos alcaraz weather that might play into his hands a little bit. all the talk here, as it has been for most of the fortnight is for a potential novak djokovic carlos alcaraz final. thank ou. you can follow all of the coverage from wimbledon across the bbc and online. moving on to football and usa international cristian pulisic has admitted he found his time at chelsea difficult. it was announced on thursday that the forward has left the premier league club tojoin ac milan. he says he's looking forward to the fresh start. you know, for whatever reason i wasn't getting all the opportunities that i wanted at my previous club and now i have a great opportunity to go and reach the highest level that i can and, hopefully, be back to where i want to be and take it to another level. i have a big opportunity now and i'm looking forward to reaching it. the first major league cricket match has been played in the usa with texas super kings beating los angele

next on friday for the spanish player in the semifinals will be daniil medvedev who ended chris eubanks fairytale run at wimbledon. the 27—year—old american has lit up these championships, the world number 43 coming from nowhere to reach the last eight on his wimbledon debut, taking medvedev, the third seed, to five sets and at one stage had momentum with him but the russian who has finally made the breakthrough on grass is into his first wimbledon semifinal. before that, thursday will see the women's semifinals and ons jabeur is there after she beat defending champion elena rybakina in three sets, avenging last year's defeat to her in the final, rybakina taking the narrow first set but jabeur didn't relent. after last yea r�*s disappointment she now looks well—placed to get her hands on the title she wants more than any other. if she is to reach another wimbledon final though she will have to beat the second seed, australian open champion aryna sabalenka, who is having the strongest year of her career so far, into her third grand slam semifinal of the after straight sets win over ameri

. >>> christopher eubanks thrilling run at wimbledon may have come to an end but the american tennis keep riding that wave of success. a year ago eubanks took up a commentating job with the tennis channel about doubts with his professional career. it's all changed in a year. he talked to cnn. >> to walk off the court court one at wimbledon cheering for me, it's special. it's something that you dream of as a kid growing up, watching wimbledon on tv, saying i hope to be there one day. it's a bit emotional being able to watch it again. it's really special, it's something that i'll never forget, and i can't wait to just try to use this momentum i have now, this confidence as we spoke about earlier into the u.s. summer swing leading into the u.s. open. >> so fun to watch. he will enjoy what is surely the biggest payday of his career, a cool $444,000. not bad at all. >> not bad at all. >>> police are on a manhunt in pennsylvania for a prisoner that escape. >> we'll have details on that and why authorities believe a drone flying around the jajail beforehand could be connected. evens skin to

major this year. 0n the men's side, all eyes will be on court1 today surely, as american christopeher eubankssing run? what a great story! we talked about helen mark being the story of the women but chris is has been the story of the men's competition. this time last year he was thinking of giving up, thinking he wouldn't make it into the top 100 and here he is, about to play a grand slam quarterfinal against the former world number one, the last remaining russian in the quarterfinal draw in the men's side. we also have a cracker to come on centre court. the two youngest men to play a quarterfinal at wimbledon in the open, carlos alcaraz and holger rune. that should be fascinating. we are also getting under way with the wheelchair tennis as well and that is of hewitt trying to win his first wimbledon singles title. he plays his opening match today, as does his doubles partner, gordon reid. we have that to look forward to. in the mixed doubles, disappointment for britain. the first british pair in the quarterfinals since 1983 and in the quarterfinals since 1983 and in the last hour, they have

he came close to going out against chris eubanks in the last round.edvedev, he might be more of these, but the expectation here is as it has been for some time is that we will get a carlos alcaraz — novak djokovic final. alfie hewett and jordan reed, we should be seeing them in singles action today, but because the weather was so bad we are waiting to find out when those matches will be played. alfie hewett is chasing to one title he is missing from his collection, a wimbledon singles title. we will hope to get to play their singles matches. they are of course in the doubles final that we will see tomorrow. you course in the doubles final that we will see tomorrow.— will see tomorrow. you can follow all of the tennis _ will see tomorrow. you can follow all of the tennis this _ will see tomorrow. you can follow all of the tennis this afternoon - all of the tennis this afternoon across bbc one and bbc two. the second round of the scottish open is under way. it's the final step on the golf calendar before next week's open at royal liverpool. joining me n

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. >>> the tennis world is enamored by chris eubanks. within the past couple weeks he was a fan favorite at wimbledon. before wimbledon, eubanks was ranked 77 in the world. and now he's ranked 31. he says at wimbledon even he surprised himself, something clicked and it's all sinking in. >> reporter: how did it feel when you were at wimbledon? take me back to what it was to embark on that journey and along the way was there a sense of awe? were you feeling this is just pardon of the biz, part of my routine? describe it. >> similarly, i spoke about there's always next week. when i finished at mayorca, i think i treated each match like it was it was own tournament. i finished furstirst round oppo, moved on to the second, third. i had done a good job of not looking at my phone. i knew i was a big talk on social media so i didn't want to focus it. i did have about five minutes that morning where i said, man, this is pretty cool. i didn't expect to be here. i had to check my hotel checkout date two or three times. it feels good to be here. i w

christopher eubanks taking on stefanos 60 plus and eubanks upset the fifth-seeded 60 in 5 sets. >> the 27 year-old becomes the 3rd black american to advance to the wimbledon quarter-finals since the start of the open era in 1968, he joins arthur ashe and mal washington. this is his first win over a top 10 opponent. he will face 3rd seed neil, bad meal in the quarter-finals wednesday. cool stuff back to the they play again on wednesday out in las vegas. i interviewed their summer league head coach while i was out in vegas is weakened. so we'll have that interview. >> this week, jacob rubin been rising up organization pretty fast. he started as a video and turned now he is wait a internet now he's coaching the while we all know the interns are taking over the world. the you know, he's doing really well for himself. now. he's the he's the worst player development coach. but he's the head coach of the g. so, yeah, some really real quick quick on chris there were some rumors, rumblings that he was not happy with what his role might be with the team that he's not going to be starting. >> yea

cameron norrie reached the semifinals last year, but 67" chris eubanks proved too much for him, whileiam broady was unable to spring another upset, losing to denis shapovalov. for the british trio, a day without triumph. andy swiss, bbc news, wimbledon. a lovely sunny day. here's louise lear. it is starting to get a bit tricky. we like to say three fine days and a thunderstorm. we have only really had one this week. the thunderstorms are on their way. it was a hot day to temperature is widely mid to high 20s but we saw 30 degrees in chertsey. i think we saw 30 as well in central london. that is going to lead to a pretty humid night to come. in fact, lead to a pretty humid night to come. infact, lows lead to a pretty humid night to come. in fact, lows for some into the high teens, perhaps 20 degrees in london first thing tomorrow morning. there will be a beautiful sunrise, some early morning sunshine but it won't last because a weather front will move in from the south—west and this could quite literally raining on our parade for tomorrow. some heavy, thundery downpours are expected. i

. >> tennis has a new captain america in chris eubanks, the unseeded 27 year old from atlanta is nowhis first grand slam quarterfinal. he beat a fifth seed in five sets. >> wow. the win was also chris's first ever win over a top five player. right now, it's his world. and the rest of us are just living in it. >> i feel like i'm living a dream right now. this is an absolutely insane when you paint the all of the context. i've tried so much to block everything out and just focus on the next match. cliche as it sounds, but hearing you rattle off all of that stuff, man, it's surreal. it's unbelievable. i can't believe this. >> keep that run going. six foot seven. chris faces three seeded. daniil medvedev in the quarterfinals. and speaking of medvedev, he was involved in the play of the day at the all england club. >> yeah, his opponent in his match on monday had trouble returning the serve and he sent it into the stands. >> and guess where the ball landed? and. yep, right inside one man's beard. perfect >> what did he do? he didn't seem too upset, despite paying at least, i don't know, l

eubanks openly doubted if he would be able to continue his professional tennis career at all, even tooknis channel while continuing to play in a few tournament. he will now take on daniel medvedev in a quarter final match. >> still a shot for us, jim. still a chance we can make it. >>> so the material girl is coming back to the concert stage. we have new details on her health scare and her comeback when we return. [announcer] if you're thinking about earning your degree online, snhu can help you get there. - i felt supported throughout the whole process, even from the rst call. [graduate] my adsors consistently reached out and guided me along the way. it was like i was talking to a friend, like someone that i had known for years. - the instructors were very helpful with everything that i was going through. [announcer] we'll be with you from day one to graduation to your dream job. ♪ it all starts the moment you find your program. [announcer] go to snhu.edu to get started. and it's designed to help you feel cool. so, no more sweating all night... ...no kicking off the covers... ...or bla

it will be facing daniil medvedev in the last four, who ended chris eubanks' dream run. ons jabeur got her revenge for her defeat in last year's final defeating elena rybakina. dominating the decided set -- dominated the deciding set. she will be facing aryna sa balenka, who eased past madison keys. she did not compete at the tournament last year due to a band of russian and belarusian players following moscow's invasion of ukraine. just over a week to go now until the women's world cup in australia and new zealand. all 32 teams competing are carrying out final preparations. united states quite hoping to win three consecutive titles is training in new zealand where they will be playing group stage games. they will be kicking off against vietnam in group e in july. captain alex morgan spoke about the mood in the camp. let's take a listen. >> as you land in the host country and prepare for a world cup, you've got some nerves and some just anticipation and excitement. we came out to this field yesterday for the first time just for a walk through. we were all singing, dancin

. >> reporter: chris eubanks changed his tune after reaching the quarter final at wimbledon. >> rightow i think it is my best friend. >> everybody loves to field the ball. it reinvigorate you with the sport. >> oh, get over! that's a home run! >> thank you very much! so liz, i defer to you and your great and storied tennis career. did i get it right? i could never get used to that surface! explain the degree of difficulty! >> you see the ball does not bounce and pop-up, but it also sort of just comes back up. we were playing on grass, so you don't have that rhythm of the bounce and the pop, but it is hard. i give you a lot of credit. i remember when i would play on it i would slip around. it is hard! you seem a little bit more like you have the hours out there. you got it. >>> still ahead flex alert! flex alert! a popower outagege is loomini. ththat's just t alert, he's's always gegetting workrkp about somemething. flex alelerts notifyfy us of preventablble power ououtages. that wayay we alwaysys know whn to helelp stop onene. ok flex, j just drop s some knowowledge on m me again. oho

one american remaining chris eubanks. he will play his quarter-final match-up tomorrow. but today, all eyes were on one of the most decorated athletes and pro sports today. novak djokovich inched a little closer to his 5th consecutive championship at the all england lawn tennis club. the joker moved into the 70's with a tough win. over. >> andrea, 4, 6, 6, 1, 6, 4, 6, 3, it was his 33rd straight win at wimbledon. this is his 46th grand slam semifinal tying roger federer's record after the match. djokovic showed great respect rublev game. >> there was some thrilling and raises a guy respect a lot. obviously brings a lot of intensity. on the you can see, by the way, he's granting of shots, you know, especially in the forehead. he's kind of it's kind of scary. you know, both the ball that is coming from the corner and the sound as well. i have to congratulate him for a great match today in great tournament. >> now it will be a tally dickson are will try and derail the joker's write history center's beat rome southie fulling in 4 sets to move into the 70's and meet jokic fri

c cheering on tonightht >>> welcome back last night we told you about american phenom christopher eubanks. well, his cinderella run at wimbledon came to an end today, but the dream lives on for another player the birth of her child and war in her country took her away from tennis until now she's back, and she says she's tougher than ever. poised, fierce and showing the world what a comeback looks like. ukraine's elina svitolina returning to the sport after taking time to have a baby and help raise money for her war-torn home. >> back home there's lots of people that are watching and cheering for me, so -- [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: the 28-year-old entered wimbledon as a long shot. >> she's able to hold it together so well. >> reporter: on tuesday over the course of nearly three hours, she stunned fans, pulling off one of the biggest upsets of the tournament. >> it was not easy today to play against iga. obviously she's world number one she's always fighting, but, you know, today was an unbelievable match. >> reporter: her tenacity on the court has made her a fan favorite along w