it is a surprise but querrey had the r surprise but querrey had the weaponry to trouble murray.cilic is someone who will go into the semifinal as the clear favourite. he was talked about as a dark horse for the final from the start and coming through the day was an absolutely tremendous effort. he had chances to close it out in the fourth set. he bounced back and you can see from the reaction when he won to see how much it meant to him. a rather surprising event on centre court. novak djokovic retiring. it seems he has a shoulder problem so that is the right decision? something may be andy murray should have done? i'm not sure about that. you never know what nerves could come into play. i think andy did directing to stay on the court and give it a chance. the shoulder injury from djokovic any really ca m e shoulder injury from djokovic any really came into play, i think, during the last match against mannarino. it was clear today, i think he was serving at 100 miles an hour at the start of the match so there was obviously a problem. he obviously felt he couldn't continue. roger

sam querrey helping him out.the most unexpected of storylines, there were more to come. murray 2—1 up, but seriously struggling with the hip injury hampering him all tournament. certainly not himself. off—colour, al plays, 6—1 in the fourth. the problems persisted in the decider, the home favourite broken repeatedly. the quality from sam querrey. wow. best point of his life. difficult to fathom, but happening. with the end in sight, the american sealed the deal in a manner he would expect. the 24th seed into his first—ever grand semifinal. the first seed, the champion is out. not all about andy this year ‘s wimbledon. the whole tournament i have been a little bit sore. i tried my best. right until the end, i gave everything i had. iam proud about that. 0bviously disappointing. to lose. at wimbledon. 0bviously that. 0bviously disappointing. to lose. at wimbledon. obviously an opportunity there. i am sad it is over. did not start my best, kept with it, swinging away, founded groove in the fourth and fifth set. ever

andy murray loses in five sets to sam querrey. novak djokovic is also out, forced to retire during his quarter—final against tomas berdych. and kittel wins again. that's now five stage wins for the german at this year's tour de france. hello. thank you forjoining us. we're going to kick things off at wimbledon where it was a big day for big—name shocks. the world number one, andy murray, who is also the defending champion, has been knocked out at the quarter—final stage as has three—time wimbledon winner, novak djokovic. if you chuck in stan wawrinka and rafa nadal falling by the wayside as well, it means the purveyor of indian summers, roger federer, at 35—years—old, is the highest ranked player left in the draw.. austin halewood rounds up the men's quarter—finals for us. centre court crowds are used to seeing andy murray in quarter—finals. his 10th in a row this time against america's sam querrey. but after andy murray took the first set, losing the second was not in the script. the third, andy murray was too good and back in co

who will sam querrey play in the last four?the semifinals for the first time over gilles muller, he had an amazing five set victory over rafa nadal. it went to five sets again. cilic taking it in emphatic fashion. roger federer in his 100th match at wimbledon. he is playing milos raonic who was the runner—up last year. he is beating federer in ruthless style so far. novak djokovic on court number one in action. facing tomas berdych, 11th seed, who lost the last game against novak djokovic. djokovic going for a fourth title at wimbledon. going well and andre agassi on grass. surprising results so far. andy murray is out. beaten in five sets by the american sam ouerrey. murray is out. beaten in five sets by the american sam querrey. thank you. england's women are into the semi—finals of the cricket world cup after beating new zealand. much more in wimbledon sportsday at 6:30pm. let's get more on our top story — four weeks after fire destroyed grenfell tower, the trauma continues for the local community, particularly the children.

game, set and match sam querrey. and thatis game, set and match sam querrey. and that is it!s. no wonder his coach and partner absolutely delighted. nobody has had to wait longer to get through to his first grand slam semifinal and it has a wimbledon when he has done so well in the past. questions will revolve around andy murray, how bad is the hep? we we re andy murray, how bad is the hep? we were worried at queen's club and he has not been walking right. anticipating a fairly significant amount of time. we will talk to our colleague who is at wimbledon. what do you see? fitness was an issue but he is out. a really disappointing end to andy murray's campaign. he has reached the quarterfinals and he had some problems with his hep in the run—up to wimbledon at queens. he did say before the tournament he thought he would be 100% to play all seven matches and he made it into the theft but it seems in the fourth set things really changed. we hoped he would be able to power through but 6-1, 6-1 in would be able to power through but 6—1, 6—1 in the final two, really something wrong

should he do it, he'll face marin cilic after his battling win over sam querrey.ave news of an up and down day for england's cricketers on day one of the second test with south africa. i'm nico rosberg, coming up, i will be talking tennis and the british grand prix, so please stay watching. so a quieter day for the british fans here at the all—england club, but as ever they're enjoying themselves after a pulsating few days. and one of they're favourites is out on court, still showing his quality at the age of 35. roger federer the seven—time champion is in the men's semi—finals, taking on 11th seed tomas berdych. we can go to centre court. it has been a very good start from the seven time champion. he is leading 2-0. the seven time champion. he is leading 2—0. the first set was a very tight affair which went to a tie—break which federer turk. federer took the second set as well. unbelievable from roger federer, he looks to be nearly into the final, amazing performance. the year has been fantastic, better probably then he fell, he has had a good record against toma

that is beautifully done by querrey.pt murray chasing in a way that seemed almost cruel. and murray tried, he pursued, but it was gone. greatest moment of querrey‘s career? certainly. murray lost the final set 6—1, and as he walked towards the handshake, that limp seemed more obvious than ever. the whole tournament i've been a little bit sore, but, you know, i tried my best right to the end. i, you know, gave everything i had. so, you know, i'm proud about that but it is obviously disappointing to lose. you know, at wimbledon there is obviously an opportunity there, so i'm sad that it's over. to knock out the champion is a fine achievement, but along with everyone watching, i wondered if murray had been in shape to defend. obviously he didn't want to relinquish his crown too easily. but today he was half the player that he normally is, towards the latter stage of the match. and it was sad to see him go out in that fashion. because, you know, he's a great, great player and he was so desperate to play here, and you could s

quietly. >> i think sam has a really good serve. >> reporter: querrey is a california native, a lankyho's found success, though not necessarily stardom, on the courts. >> he's really just playing with a lot of confidence. and i think the further he gets into nothing to lose. >> reporter: he's the first american man to reach wimbledon's semifinals since andy roddick in 2009. >> it feels great. i mean, this is a dream come true. and to be in the semifinals and to have it be at wimbledon makes it even more special. >> reporter: this is familiar territory for venus williams who takes center court tomorrow. at 37, she's the oldest woman to reach the semifinals here since 1994. this fortnight marks 20 years since her wimbledon debut but this year she's dealing with the emotions of last month's headline-making car crash. now she's fighting for her sixth wimbledon title while another american looks for his first, hoping to shock the world again. joe fryer, nbc news, london. >>> tough times for another retailer in this country as gymboree announced it will close 350 of its stores. the kids' cl

that is beautifully done by querrey.ing in a way that seemed almost cruel. and murray tried, he pursued, but it was gone. greatest moment of querrey‘s career? certainly. murray lost the final set 6—1, and as he walked towards the handshake, that limp seemed more obvious than ever. the whole tournament i've been a little bit sore, but, you know, i tried my best right to the end. i, you know, gave everything i had. so, you know, i'm proud about that but it is obviously disappointing to lose. you know, at wimbledon there is obviously an opportunity there, so i'm sad that it's over. to knock out the champion is a fine achievement, but along with everyone watching, i wondered if murray had been in shape to defend. obviously he didn't want to relinquish his crown too easily. but today he was half the player that he normally is, towards the latter stage of the match. and it was sad to see him go out in that fashion. because, you know, he's a great, great player and he was so desperate to play here, and you could see the pain he

joe fryer has the thrill of victory. >> reporter: with a 118-mile-per-hour ace, american sam querreywimbledon upset that seem to stun even querrey. >> i'm still in a little bit of shock myself. i was so happy to hit the serve, just thrilled right now. >> reporter: while murray, whose british, had the home court advantage, querrey, the tournament's 24 seed is gaining covert support. >> i'm rooting for sam. quietly. >> i think sam has a really good serve. >> reporter: quer is a california native, a lanky 6'6" big serve player who's found success, though not necessarily stardom, on the courts. >> he's really just playing with a lot of confidence. and i think the further he gets into the tournament, the more loose he is because he's got nothing to lose. >> reporter: he's the first american man to reach wimbledon's semifinals since andy roddick in 2009. >> it feels great to get to the semifinals. >> reporter: this is familiar territory for venus williams who takes center court tomorrow. at 37, she's the oldest woman to reach the semifinals here since 1994. this marks 20 years since her wi

we could take a look at the andy murray match who is taking on sam querrey.ry well indeed with the double break in the opening set. he leads 5—3 at the moment which is a very good start from andy murray. sam querrey had a big five set match in the fourth round on monday and andy murray is looking to capitalise on that immediately. a very good start and he will now hopefully serve out for the first set in that one. a good search —— a good start from him. he came through in straight sets in the last round. what about the rest of the action today? andy murray is on centre court on a blustery day and he will be followed by roger federer who is aiming for his eighth title here. he is taking on my last round itch. the beaten finalist. there are british high hopes. they are two sets down and taking on these seeds in the men's quarterfinal. the first two sets when 7—6— 6—4. british voices will have to be very high indeed. they are done in that match on court well. andy murray has made a very good start and he is leading against the american sam querrey. england's wom

but sam querrey was getting stronger by the second. that is beautifully done by querrey.t moment of querrey‘s career? certainly. murray lost the final set 6—1. and as he walked towards the handshake, that limp seemed more obvious than ever. the whole tournament i've been a little bit sore. i tried my best, right to the end. you know, i gave everything i had. you know, i'm proud about that. but that's obviously disappointing, to lose at wimbledon, there was obviously an opportunity there. so i'm sad that it's over. to knock out the champion is a fine achievement. but had murray really been in shape to defend? today, he was half the player he normally is. towards the latter stage of the match, it was sad to see him go out in that fashion because he's a great, great player and he was so desperate to play here. you could see the pain he was in today and i felt very sorry for him. murray will rest, but years take their toll. wear and tear is just there. you can't always beat it. novak djokovic retired hurt midway through his quarterfinal today. it all makes roger federer extra

first up on centre court are marin cilic of croatia, and the american sam querrey — who knocked andylunchtime. the word "legend" is often overused, but there is no doubt using its a ccu ra cy but there is no doubt using its accuracy when it comes to roger federer. today he aims to reach an 11th final. with his biggest rivals failing to keep pace, gloria is once again between a within federal‘s grasp. keep pace, gloria is once again between a within federal's grasplj thought rafael nadal and andy murray had a chance. they were playing well, good grass court players, and iam well, good grass court players, and i am almost like the small guy. we will see what is going to happen, but it will not be my racket because these guys just hit really, really big. federer can play down his chances but his track record speaks for itself. no man has enjoyed more success for itself. no man has enjoyed more success here than the swiss. his tally of seven wimbledon men's singles final is matched only by pete sampras. an aide would make history, and further elevate the status among the all—time sportin

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al. >> i go with querrey. >> i go with i think it's time for the weather. >> wow. >> querrey. i don't need those phone calls. >> meteorologist chuck bell here to update you on a weather alert day for dangerously high heat indexes coming your way later this afternoon. right now already a heat index of 84 degrees, by later on today heat indexes will be well up over 100, perhaps as high as 105 degrees. so the weather service has issued a heat advisory from noon until 8:00 p.m. reduce your time outside and make sure you take extra water and take your shade breaks today. afternoon highs today will be in the mid to upper 90s and another steamy stormy day tomorrow. >>> and that's your latest weather. >> thank you very much. still ahead, more on that story you told us about yesterday. new concerns about that 1 trillion ton iceberg the size of delaware that just broke off from >> the need for weed. one state's marijuana shortage is a pot emergency. today on the nb can catch liberty mutual stood with us when a fire destroyed the living room. we were able to replace everything in it. lib

al. >> i go with querrey. >> i go with i think it's time for the weather. >> wow. >> querrey. i don't need those phone calls. >> exactly. root for the american but you love the rog in your heart. >> yes. yes. >> yes. >> let's take a look at what's doing on weather wise. hey, a lot of flooding. if that's your basement you're not too happy right now. burlington vermont -- i should say wisconsin, burlington, wisconsin. we're looking at a lot of flooding there. we've got more flooding possible today stretching from missouri all the way into central and western new york. strong storms will be firing up today as we watch this system push across. we do have a severe risk for strong storms today from decatur, evansville all the way to pittsburgh. 19 million people at risk as this slow moving low pressure along the warm front brings rounds of storms throughout the day. scattered severe storm threat into tomorrow and east coast as well with heavy rain and flash flooding. some areas looking at anywhere from 3 to 5 inches of rain before it's all over. tech: when you schedule with safelite

marin cilic had edged it out against sam querrey, three sets to one.l £115 million. —— signs for manchester city. the tourists won the toss and a woman lost three wickets so far as england take on south africa. i will have all those stories and more at a:30pm. a yachting company boss has been found guilty of failing to ensure the safety of a yacht —— after it capsized in the atlantic, with the loss of four lives. douglas innes had been responsible for the cheeki rafiki, which lost its keel 700 miles off nova scotia in may 2014. the jury has now been dismissed after failing to agree on a verdict on four manslaughter charges against innes. duncan kennedy has this report. this is the moment american navy divers searched the cheeki rafiki, the middle of the atlantic and no signs of the four—man crew. later, this haunting still images of the submerged vessel reveal there is no mast and no keel. andrew bridge, james male, steve warren and paul goslin had been selling it back to southampton from antigua when they started taking on water. they repeatedly spoke

she got on a plane, and brian brothers, so venus is sam question querrey, aurchlds sam querrey, the firstrican man to make it into the semifinals since 2009, that's been a long time, what does it mean to have him back? >> and sam has been part of our team, and he loves this. he actually is taking a couple weeks off, but the only thing he said is i'm not going to miss plays in kastle stadium. >>> i hate to bring it up, but we have to -- last year was the first time in five seasons we didn't walk away with that championship that's got to leave you hungry. you don't take anything for glandsed, right? >> right. >>> for those people who haven't been to a match tell us more when it. >> we place at the gw smith center. we designed it specially for tennis. there's four match this is week. opening night is tomorrow night, giveaways every night. it's like tennis in a basketball environment. they're playing their hearts out, and for our city, but it's also got music and other stuff around. it's 2 1/2 hours, indoors, the weather is always perfect. the great thing is people come back and back. tickets

thank you. >> querrey gets to semifinals. he gets to the finals and could face your guy, roger federer, if he can make it through the finals. in that circumstance who do you root for, the american or roger federer. >> this is very, very difficult. chillic fr cilic >> wow. >> querrey. i don't need those phone calls. >> exactly. root for the american but you love the rog in your heart. >> yes. yes. >> yes. >> let's take a look at what's doing on weather wise. hey, a lot of flooding. if that's your basement, you're not too happy right now. burlington vermont -- i should say wisconsin, burlington, wisconsin. we're looking at a lot of flooding there. we've got more flooding possible today stretching from missouri all the way into central and western new york. strong storms will be firing up today as we watch this system push across. we do have a severe risk for strong storms today from decatur, evansville, all the way to pittsburgh. 19 million people at risk as this slow moving low pressure along the warm front brings rounds of st

querrey takes him on. who's bested him in their last four meetings. >> he has a tough battle ahead. >> tough battle ahead. and venus williams won her first singles wimbledon title 17 years ago. she goes for her sixth when she takes on a 23-year-old spaniard tomorrow. this is the first time she has been at the all-england club without her sister since 2006. serena is in the final trimester of her first pregnancy. venus says her little sis is on her mind. >> i try to take the same course she would do. and i try to do the same things she would do. i don't know that i play exactly the same way she does, but i try to be inspired by her. oldest woman to win a grand slam. she's already the oldest to win a final since 1994. >> and of course the trophy there at wimbledon is named after hea after her. it would be appropriate if she wins, good luck. all of the remaining players will no doubt do their best to follow wimbledon's underwear standards. a men's doubles team had to change into all white before the match. th

sam querrey, who knocked novak djokovic out of wimbledon a year ago, tookjust five minutes to wrap up night, and with tsonga on serve when they resumed querrey broke immediately to progress in five sets. the 13th seed grigor dimitrov is through to the last 16 at wimbledon for only the second time in his career. it took the bulgarian one hour to race to a two—set before his opponent dudi sela retired through injury ninth seed agnieska radwanska is through to the fourth round, but like kerber she too had to come from a set down against timea bacsinsky of switzerland, 3—6, 6—4, 6—1 the score in that one. coco vandeweghe is through to the second week for the third time. she beat her friend and fellow american alison riske in straight sets 6—2, 6-4. disappointing news in the ladies doubles for great britain's heather watson and naomi broady. they lost to 13th seeds kirsten flipkens & sania mirza 6—3, 3—6, 6—4. jamie murray and martina hingis vs neal skupski and anna smith — mixed doubles second round. how about that the saturday night action? the school is hiding. the pair who have 25 gran

tough outing for defending champion andy murray against sam querrey.nd a break of losing 12 the last games. struggling physically as the match wore on. eventually going down in five sets, losing the fifth 6—1. his american opponent took his chance, hitting 70 winners. it appears that the hip injury which disrupted his build—up finally caught up with him. sam querrey will face marin cilic semifinal, the croat speeding giles muller in five sets. meanwhile, injury wednesday. novak djokovic bowing out of wimbledon. the second seed needed to win the title to return to the top of the world rankings. an elbow injury saw him pull out of the second set. in his quarterfinal against tomas berdych, lost the first set on down the second, called it a day. far more straightforward for seven time champion roger federer. ageing like fine wine. he cruised into the semifinals in straight sets, at the expense of milos raonic. federer made short work of last year's runner—up with a trademark display. he won his 100th singles match. you'd to put money on federer, getting hi

a big match against sam querrey.ay. any slam, i would have taken that compared to how i felt a few weeks ago and how i started. it isa it is a bit like an episode of casualty. also hampered by injury was the second seed, novak djokovic. his wimbledon ended with a whimper, he was forced to retire with an elbow injury against thomas berdych. the two—time champion said he'd been struggling with the problem for over a year but yesterday was his worst day. it means berdych will play the seven time wimbledon champion roger federer next. and with murray, djokovic and nadal all now out of the tournament, federer is the favourite to win the title this year. he looked impressive in beating last year's finallist milos raonic in straight sets. the final of the four names to contest the men's semi finals is marin cilic, who'll face murray's conqueror sam querrey. former us open champion cilic came through a five—set epic against gilles muller over on court one. and we still have british interest in the doubles. heather watson and

sam querrey, who knocked novak djokovic out of wimbledon a year ago, tookjust five minutes to wrap upt last night, and with tsonga on serve when they resumed querrey broke immediately to progress in five sets. the 13th seed grigor dimitrov is through to the last 16 at wimbledon for only the second time in his career. it took the bulgarian one hour to race to a two—set lead, before his opponent dudi sela retired through injury ninth seed agnieska radwanska is through to the fourth round, but like kerber she too had to come from a set down against timea bacsinsky of switzerland, 3—6, 6—4, 6—1 the score in that one. coco vandeweghe is through to the second week for the third time. she beat her friend and fellow american alison riske in straight sets 6—2, 6-4. jamie murray and martina hingis vs neal skupski and anna smith — mixed doubles second round. how about that saturday night action? looking like a great team, beating their opponents in less than an hour. the tournament continues. disappointing news in the ladies doubles for great britain's heather watson and naomi broady. they lost

second straight year querrey has ousted the number one ranked player.urray playing with a sore hip dropped 12 of the last 13 games of the match. it's querrey in five sets, first american to reach the semis since 2009. >> how does it feel to dash the hopes of the entire nation that -- [ laughter ] >> i have won the tournament before and i don't feel lining i just ruined the hopes of -- >> he's won the tournament before. i don't feel like i just ruined the hopes. take a chill pill. >>> matt cain will be bumped out when madison bumgarner returns. "mad-bum" may pitch saturday in san diego. are more changes coming? in an interview brian sabean said the giants are, quote, open for business. they are willing to trade players with the exception of bumgarner, buster posey and brandon crawford. he went on to say, quote, it's very embarrassing for all of us that we have this kind of payroll and this kind of season going on as the giants have the 7th highest payroll in baseball. >>> take a good look at casspi the warriors free agent forward for three different team

the former us open champion beat the american sam querrey in four sets.as a really hard fought battle. sam played really high—level tennis, especially that first set, hitting really big from the back of the court. i had my chances, i was 4-1 the court. i had my chances, i was 4—1 up in the tie—break, i did not convert that, but after that, i felt i was better on the return games, i was making him play more on his service games and i felt the level was really high. jamie murray and martina hingis are through to the mixed doubles final after beating marcelo demol—iner and maria jose martinez—sanchez in straights sets on centre court. and waiting for them are heather watson and henri kontinen. they beat bruno soares and elena vesnina to sets to one. so that means britain is guaranteed success one way or another in the final. while gordon reid and alfie hewett are back in the hunt for another wimbledon title after britain's star wheelchair tennis double act reached the final. after early defeats in the singles for both men, they recovered — as a team — with a

first on centre, two pretenders, marin cilic versus sam querrey. first set, six games each.ught up with them as cilic of croatia won the second set. gently does it... cilic took the third on a tie—break. roger federer waited somewhere. at the bottom of the hill, there is a pond, with a screen. don't fall in. then it reached its spring, cilic did it. some fearsome tennis which tested the limits of the players and probably the equipment. and so the tomas berdych and to roger federer. he didn't win this title seven times through brute force, but by manipulating points, moving and timing. but berdych has his own wimbledon pedigree, he has reached the final before beating roger federer before. he went to a tie—break. one by roger federer, under pressure and under control. the evening can be the best part of the day, but at 35, can roger federer be getting better? there was some evidence to suggest it. a good semifinal is a close semifinal. another tie—break and another set to roger federer. another step closer. of course, tomas berdych could come back and win this match in five s

tie-breaker he puts querrey on the run and gets the point to win the set. cilic wins in four sets advancing to his second career grand slam final. >>> and in the second semifinal, roger federer looking to reach his 11th wimbledon final facing tomas berdych. federer puts berdych on the run to win the point and federer wins in straight sets to reach his 11th wimbledon final. >>> to baseball now. the red sox have designated former giants third baseman pablo sandoval for assignment. in 2 1/2 years with boston, the panda hit just .237 with 14 home runs. the red sox still owe him $49 million from the five-year, $95 million deal he signed after winning the 2014 world series mvp with the giants. >>> well, american century celebrity tournament in tahoe, steph curry catching a pass from aaron aaron rodgers. on the par 4, 11th, he nearly holes the second shot. he got a birdie and is tied for 23rd after the first round. >>> the warriors second round pick jordan bell sitting out golden state summer league finale in vegas. he got to seem his former teammate in oregon kno

he's about to play the american sam querrey. and coming up in the sport on bbc news. as well as andy murray in action today at wimbledon, roger federer takes to centre court later against milos raonic. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. exactly four weeks after the fire at grenfell tower which killed at least 80 people, the new leader of kensington & chelsea has promised that the council will use some of its reserves to build homes, to help the families who have lost theirs. elizabeth campbell said people who survived the fire will take a generation to trust the council again. mps are debating the inquiry into the fire this lunchtime and, tonight, the community in west london will hold a vigil for those killed and injured. frankie mccamley is in west london. i have been here in the community for some weeks now, speaking to people who escape from the tower, those who lost their loved ones and people in the community who have been pulling together and giving that much needed help. emotions here are still extremely raw as people try to come to terms with

he will be playing some querrey next, what will that be like?gerous when you're up against a big server, and sam querrey has won the title at queens of the past yea rs the title at queens of the past years as one grass coui’t the title at queens of the past years as one grass court titles, and of course, he is the man that had beatjohn scratchy of course, he is the man that had beat john scratchy novak of course, he is the man that had beatjohn scratchy novak djokovic last year. he has troubled andy in the past. but andy is such a great return that would see gets that serve, is that if bit like when he played ramage in the finals last year, he can nullify those big servers also —— tony played raonic. it's going to be easy, don't underestimate him, should be a good match and i would predict that andy will come through. the other britain versus france match—up today was on number one court where joanna konta was making herfirst appearance in the second week of wimbledon. her opponent was caroline garcia — and while it was far from easy, the briton

sam querrey. querrey will play in the semifinals. did somebody say be washington castles. men's side. second seed novak djokovic had to leave the court due to an and arm injury is not what you want to have when you're in tennis. congrats to sam querrey. >> a little tennis elbow. >> steve, are you a soccer men -- u.s. soccer men won against the martinique power house soccer team. >> yes. >> so there you go. >> all right. >> back in the winning ways. >> so it's not a sports desert after all. >> right. gold cup, steve. let's do it. all right. we're looking at daytime highs. not sure you want to be playing soccer outside today or tennis as it will be near a hundred later today. heat index near 105. uh-oh. don't ask me to do traffic, too. that's not my job title. 80 right now in -- steve, how about new york city in 80-degree heat. >> sounds nice. >> smells nice, too. >> you want to talk about a smelly city, try new york in the heat. all right, you know i'm going write a book. >> the smellyest cities. >> i think it's going to be a best seller. >> might be a storm later today. ag

the first set went to a tie—break which was won by the american, the 24th seed, sam querrey.them he is now 5—3 up and will have the opportunity to serves—mac to level the match. a tight contest out on server —— centre court. to level the match. a tight contest out on server -- centre court. the fa ns out on server -- centre court. the fans favourite roger federer is up and the other semifinal, looking to make an 11th wimbledon final in 15 yea rs. make an 11th wimbledon final in 15 years. incredible. yes, this week has been full of records for roger federer, he played his 100th match here, but no record will mean more to him than an eighth wimbledon title, he would go one ahead of pete sampras should he wind the title here, he will be up against tomas berdych, the 11th seed a little bit later, but he has been trying to shrug off that favourites tag, he was beaten by berdych as he was a runner—up in 2010 on the beta that final. should be a close contest. although andy murray and johanna konta are both out, still some british interest in ill feet unit. yes, there is, he is plain

sam querrey plays in wimbledon.at the all-england club in nearly a decade. those are some of our top stories on this july 14. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> we want to say good morning to everything on this friday. lots of developments overnight in that case from philadelphia. >> published reports say a second suspect has been arrested in connection with the murders of four young men just outside of philadelphia. >> hours after the first suspect, a drug dealer, confessed to the murders, another report says each of the men was killed separately after buying marijuana. the bodies were then buried on the farm belonging to cosmo dinardo's family. >> the case was solved by solid detective work. eva pilgrim has details. >> what do you have to say to these families? >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: a stunning admission ending a more than a week-look mystery in bucks county, pennsylvania. >> mr. dinardo confessed to the district attorney. he confessed to his participation or commission in the murders of four you

should he do it you will face marin cilic after he beat the american sam querrey. we'll serve news of the second test match tween england and south africa —— we also have news. we also have details about the british grand prix, but now it is the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. hello again. so, mark, what do we have this week? we have the beguiled, which is sofia coppola's remake of the don siegel film from 1971. we have cars 3, the animated sequel, more cars. and war for the planet of the apes, the ongoing saga continues. sofia coppola. yes, the point is, this is based on a novel by thomas cullinan that was filmed before by don siegel in 1971, a famous adaptation. cult movie. in the civil wara adaptation. cult movie. in the civil war a wounded soldier is found in the woods by a young girl from a place for young ladies, and he is brought back, he is very badly wounded. and his presence immediately starts to cause a ke rfuffle, immediately starts to cause a kerfuffle, not o

murray takes on sam querrey. the american 24th seed who knocked djokovic out last year.wimbledon quarterfinal. and it'll start at 1pm. the longterm future of the british grand prix is in doubt tonight after silverstone's owner confirmed they've activated a break clause in their contract with formula one. it is to stop hosting the race after 2019. silverstone has been home to the race every year since 1987. however, the british racing drivers‘ club which owns the circuit, is struggling with the financial cost of running the event. we have lost £2.8 million in 2015 and 4.8 million in 2016 and we expect to lose a similar amount this year. we cannot go one sustaining and subsidising the british grand prix with the rest of the grass roots motorsport activities we run. we wa nt roots motorsport activities we run. we want to preserve the british grand prix at silverstone and think it isa grand prix at silverstone and think it is a terrific venue and the fans love it. we think the tv audience laughs silverstone. liberty wants to preserve it here and we do. we ought to be able to

the former us open champion beat the american sam querrey in four sets.ost to federer in five sets at last year's wimbledon. unbelievable, absolutely unbelievable. especially the way this tournament unfolded from the first round, i was playing really great tennis, and today was a really ha rdfoug ht great tennis, and today was a really ha rdfought rattle. sam great tennis, and today was a really hardfought rattle. sam i think played really high—level tennis. especially that last set, he was serving big, hitting really big from the back of the court. —— hardfought battle. but after that, the back of the court. —— hardfought battle. but afterthat, ifelt the back of the court. —— hardfought battle. but after that, i felt that i was just battle. but after that, i felt that i wasjust a battle. but after that, i felt that i was just a little bit better on the return games. i was making him more play on his service games, and overall i felt that the level was really, really high. jamie murray and martina hingis are through to the mixed doubles final after beatin

andy murray loses in five sets to sam querrey.is quarter—final against tomas berdych. and kittel wins again. that's now five stage wins for the german at this year's tour de france. hello. thank you forjoining us. we're going to kick things off at wimbledon where it was a big day for big—name shocks. the world number one, andy murray, who is also the defending champion, has been knocked out at the quarter—final stage as has three—time wimbledon winner, novak djokovic. if you chuck in stan wawrinka and rafa nadal falling by the wayside as well, it means the purveyor of indian summers, roger federer, at 35—years—old, is the highest ranked player left in the draw.. austin halewood rounds up the men's quarter—finals for us.

. >> all that -- >> sam querrey reach his first grand slam final. >> this is a dream come true. >> the elephant was dragged out to sea. >> -- and all that matters. >> there's something so fundamentally wrong in terms of fundamental media. >> what's the conclusion? collusion -- i think delusion. >> -- on "cbs this morning." >> hi, everybody. good evening >> they celebrated 25 years celebrated sports. >> kevin durant told me he wants to play for them next year. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." charlie rose and gayle king are off, so jeff glor and bianna go low degree ga with are with us. >> thank you. >>> a discovery your nightlet investigators uncovered a mass grave that contains multiple human remains. the more than 12-foot deep hole is on a 90-acre farm? the county prosecutors identify one of the bodies as 19-year-old dean finocchiaro. he vanished friday. e disappeared around the same time are missing. >> cosmo dinardo has been arrested. demarco morgan is at the farm where the bodies were discovered.

sam querrey beat andy murray in the quarterfinal.f he got eight titles he would go one clear of pete sampras. that will be on sunday. in the ladies final venus williams please got been a good was that tomorrow. the main story from today, roger federer makes his 11th final, a great story for him. it will be his 29th grand slam final in total. people are bound to come his age, he looks very sprightly but by tennis standards he's getting on! yes, at the age of 35 he is the second oldest player to reach a grand slam final since ken rosewall. a great result for him. he said before the match that he has played as well as he ever has, despite being 35. a fantastic performance from him to reach the final. 35. i would swap him! hugh, thank you very much. from wimbledon. easyjet is setting up a new company in austria, to protect its european business after britain leaves the eu. under current european law, the airline is able to freely fly throughout the european economic area. but there is no guarantee it will keep those rights after brexit.

the british tabloid explains that sam querrey is now the first u.s.layer to reach the semifinals of a grand slam in eight years to which he says, the first male player because serena and venus williams have been dominating ladies tennis for quite some years now. thank you for our press review. if you want to see more you can log on to our website at france 24.com. short publicity break. we will be back on the other side. live from paris continues. you're watching france 24. [sums guitar] want tdodo it r mymy fend? n: yes, we'lll doit f forim. rl: yeah. auaughte sam t thankou.u. ght o o rloyoyce ithe e cotry blbls gegend fm c com, misssssippi. on t w weekes, p peoe gathth in t b backyd ofof 's s use, thununoffial m meeng plala for this small tn'n'musisicis. spontaneo j jams ve b bir to new,mpmprovid tutune and i i e e sun,ime e go by veve slowlyririnkinbeerer a jammg.g. rl: ♪ can geget [iistitinc? i olold yo sononny

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querrey was the first american man to make it to the semis wimbledon since 2009.he women's side, they've had a lot more success. an american will represent the women's side. venus williams at the age of 37 will try to become the oldest women's grand slam champion. her championship match is set for tomorrow. >>> all right. i want to send it back on over to sheena if you are preparing for the weekend, maybe your friday night should be poolside. >> i would say the pool's probably a really good idea today but keep an eye to the sky because we have strong thunderstorms this afternoon. some could last into the evening. some could be strong to severe, so the main threat there being damaging winds. either way, it's going to keep feeling around 100 degrees. the beach is going to be a great play too after the storms later on this evening at the beach. your saturday and sunday are looking really good. mid 80s and dry. inland, if you're not at the beach, will be around 90 degrees both saturday and sunday into next week, though, look at these 90s coming back. storms to start t

. >>> the magical run at wimbledon occurred, sam querrey is the first american man to make it to the9. >> sam querrey trying to become the first american man to win wimbledon since pete sampras did it 17 years ago. he's two wins away after beating andy murray yesterday. he's defeated the top seed two years in a row now. he beat novak djokovic last year. from california, a fun fact about him, he once went on the show "millionaire matchmaker" to find a mate. he's never been this far in a major tournament . he'll take on cilic in the semifinals. >>> host peyton manning had plenty of jokes about being retired. his best zinger was at the expense of kevin durant. >> so dominant kevin durant said he wants to play for them next ye year. [ laughter ]. >> i got to tell you, i don't think he'd start for that team, kevin. russell westbrook, what do you think? >> i tell you what, alisyn, i was watching that live. i don't think kevin durant found that funny whatsoever. i think his face is actually what made it funnier for everyone else. >> i agree. he was really humor impaired. >> i'm with conspir

the first and second are out, top seeded andy murray was upset by sam querrey and an arm injury forcedjokovic to withdraw. >>> the oscars of sports were handed out in los angeles. nba's russell west book and olympic gymnast simone biles won the espys. it was the 25th annual edition of the sport network's award show. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," a hack at the explosion in the lobster population and how it's feeding the high demand for lobster rolls. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." wheyou wantve somto protect it.e, at legalzoom, our network of attorneys can help you every step of the way. with an estate plan including wills or a living trust that grows along with you and your family. legalzoom. legal help is here. you brush your teeth diligently... two times a day right? but 80% of bacteria aren't even on teeth. eughty purschunt?! colgate total's different. it fights bacteria on teeth, tongue, cheeks and gums. protecting 100% of your mouth's surfaces. colgate total for whole mouth health. that's why nature's bounty melatonin is made to help you fall asleep f

djokovic saw the defence of his wimbledon crown unravel with a shock third—round defeat by sam querreytan wawrinka. but the alarm bells really started to ring at this yea r‘s australian open, when djokovic lost in the second round to denis istomin of uzbekistan. he was 117 in the world at the time. his hopes of claiming back—to—back french 0pens were ended with a quarterfinal defeat by rising star dominic thiem. and then came his retirement with an elbow injury while trailing tomas berdych by a set and a break in the quarterfinals of wimbledon. and as we now know, that injury has brought a premature end to djokovic's year. he plans to return at january's australian open, by which time he'll be outside the world's top ten. celtic start their bid to reach the final qualifying round of the champions league when they take on norwegian champions rosenborg in the first leg at celtic park this evening. brendan rodgers will be without the suspended leigh griffiths and is aware that the side from norway have plenty of champions league stars. jonathan sutherland is at celtic park. it is all abou

sam querrey, who knocked novak djokovic out of wimbledon a year ago, tookjust five minutes to wrap up tsonga on serve when they resumed, querrey broke immediately to progress in five sets. not long out on court for both of them today. the 13th seed, 6rigor dimitrov, is through to the last 16 at wimbledon for only the second time in his career. it took the bulgarian one hour to race to a two—set lead before his opponent dudi sela retired through injury. another retirement. we have seen plenty of those. in the women's draw it looked for a while like there might have been a big upset on the cards. number one seed angelique kerber was a set down and in a tie break in the seconnd against american shelby rogers, who's ranked 70th in the world. but the top seed managed to level the match and then broke rogers twice in the thrd set to take the tie and book her place in the last 16. she was delighted to do so in front ofa she was delighted to do so in front of a massively supportive crowd on two. kerber will now play the 2015 finalist 6arbine muguruza. she eased into round four with a straight

and in sport, it is one set all between a marin cilic and sam querrey in the wimbledon semifinal. bottas is first fastest in qualifying at silverton with team—mate lewis hamilton in second position. thank you, jessica. the hearing into the case of the terminally ill baby charlie gard is resuming at the high court. yesterday the court heard from an american doctor who said an experimental treatment could benefit the 11—month—old who suffers from a rare genetic brain condition. he's currently on life support at great 0rmond street hospital. doctors there say he should be allowed to die with dignity. 0ur correspondent helena lee explains more. charlie's parents walked out of the high court yesterday, but they have just walked in today. the parents arrived earlier, we heard from the spokesman of the family who said a few words on the steps outside the high court year. he said that the parents were too upset to talk at the moment, which is understandable, and he also touched on what we heard in court yesterday from the judge that some medical staff at great 0rmond street hospital had b