even when djokovic, kudla was pushing him of the way.uch djokovic going to cents up. then kudla found himself or have to wind up in the third set. this was a chance. but to beat djokovic, you often need more than that. he broke back, forcing the tie—break. and despite throwing everything he had djokovic, it was the wales number one who have the final say. novak was on but kudla left wondering what might have been. —— the world number one. giving depth is never a question. you always try to get your best, your maximum out there. particularly when you're playing one of the biggest tennis tournament in the world —— giving up. at least let me, it is the biggest. i always dreamed of winning wimbledon when i was a kid. good one for novak djokovic. cristian garin away some of the fourth round. many people here feeling djokovic is walking his way to the title. it would be a record equalling 20th grand slam if he can get it. the women's draw feels much more open, and the best games of these championships in the first few days have surely been on

give the government any cover and are prepared to lay the blame very firmly at the prime minister kudlaut prime minister is also facing a political risk notjust minister is also facing a political risk not just from minister is also facing a political risk notjust from the disease but from the disruption to businesses, public services as they face the prospect of perhaps hundreds of thousands of people self isolating every day. what is interesting about this is the government is currently standing firm against pressure from some of its own mps bring forward from august 16 the replacement of self isolation with daily testing for those who have been double jabbed but i have to say, if we have learned one thing, this pandemic has huge habit of making ministers reconsider their political decisions.— reconsider their political decisions. . ., ~ , ., the prime minister will be remotely hosting the downing street press conference this afternoon at 5pm. you can see full coverage of that from az30pm on bbc news and bbc one. with me now is our medical editor, fergus walsh. cases on the rise, we r

. >> the feats 100 14th ranked american denis kudla and a gutsy 3rd set tie break.set win for the joker. he's looking to capture his record tying 20th, grand slam set to face the 17th seeded christian garden on monday. he's the best in the game at this point. it's not feder. it's not doll. it's novak djokovich and he might annihilate that all time record. if he keeps going that people today... they could spend half their lives over 50. i could get used to this. so, it helps to have a friend in your corner. a friend like aarp. to help keep you exploring... keep you involved... we did it. yeah, we did it. and keep you connected. so, your happiness lives as long as you do. that's why the younger you are, the more you need aarp. join today. >> welcome back. just about 7.30 here on this saturday morning. let's start this half hour with a check of your forecast dave, it pretty foggy in some parts of the bay area this morning. yeah, we're starting off of that fog. the drizzle mode here as we will all throughout holiday weekend and it's kind of nice to get some of that mari

djokovich, the served clinching his 75th wimbledon win today defeating 100 14th ranked american denis kudla in gutsy 3rd set tie break. >> that is a straight-set win for the joker. he's looking to capture his record. equaling 20th. major and is set to face the 17th seed christian garden. >> on monday. big baseball going on in oakland out a few, you bart is there are officials are there ready to leave and they're ready to miss the fireworks now that the red sox are in town. that's always, you know, a big game yankees red sox tend to draw the biggest crowds. but the fireworks are going to follow the coliseum. so there's that whole sketch quite fun. we have. so you can't take bart home after the fireworks for those vital. and honestly, you might not be able to state for the end of the game. if you need to be on the platform by 1010, 1010, think they said so it how the game unfolds. in arizona facing the d'backs giants need when they need to get back on track. they got 50 winds that their first of 50 and then they kind of cooled off. so. they're leading right now. they're leading right to say,

and the world number one novak djokovic was looking comfortable on court one against denis kudla.s has got a few people biting their nails. they're hoping the fans on centre court and the fans to the right of me and him hill but it might be a bit more straightforward but as you see from the pictures on centre court, then evans the british number one finds himself at one set all in that match after losing the first set 6—3, sebastian, the american has made a good start here but daniel evans to give him his full title, no one is better at solving problems than him. he found the answers that he needed to them that second set. 6-3, he needed to them that second set. 6—3, great for variety. he needed to them that second set. 6—3, great forvariety. he he needed to them that second set. 6—3, great for variety. he started committing to that, he poured himself back into this match and with serve in the third. how long will he go? when the for andy murray therefore thought —— they are waiting for andy murray there. court number one, you mention novak djokovic, the man everybody is backing t

meanwhile on court one, world number one novak djokovic is due to play american denis kudla shortly.ies offering some pretty expensive flights. sir richard will be a passenger in the back of the unity rocket plane his virgin galactic company has been developing in the us for the better part of two decades. let's hear more now from the man himself, sir richard branson, who's the founder of the company virgin. why do you want to do this? it's something i've wanted to do since i was a young kid with my dad and sister looking up at the moon and realising they were to real people standing on the moon and i realised governments are not that interested in building spaceships for you and me to go to space so 17 years ago we embarked on building our own spaceships, building rockets that could take these spaceships into space and it has been a long voyage, it has had tears and joy, but in ten days from now we will finally be going to space. share days from now we will finally be going to space-— days from now we will finally be going to space. i going to space. are you nervous? i am not nervou