rafael nadal knocked out, defeated by gilles muller over five gruelling sets. ok the first two but he came back to level the third set them and then the astonishing fifth set, 28 games in favour of 16th seed. with all the details of what has been an incredible middle monday to these championships here is our reporter. rafael nadal did not lose a set on his way to losing winning the french open this year. so was a time to panic when he lost two in a row to gilles muller. by now we should know never to count him out and he soon hit back to take the third set. and then the fourth. the match went into a decider. surely only one winner. now, match points for gilles muller. that was one match point saved but 1.5 hours later, this was the moment for gilles muller. after an fifth set that lasted over two hours, rafael nadal was defeated. the biggest shock of the tournament so far. it was a long match. darl‘ stepped it up and it was a battle. i had match point, i think i had four, and did not make them so it was going to be tough i was feeling that it was going to be ove

rafael nadal has been on court for more than four and nadal has been on court for more thanfourand a and a half hours. he is attempting to reach the quarterfinals. that is ongoing on bbc two right now. it has been a thriller. roger federer had a few of the same problems straight sets win for him, he is going for an eighth wimbledon title. he will play in his 50th grand slam quarterfinal on wednesday. so tojohanna konta who has become the first british woman to reach the quarterfinals of women wimbledon since 1984. she was pegged back to one set all before closing out the match 6—4. she will now face the second seed. there are certain situations that i dream of, dreamt of as situations that i dream of, dreamt ofasa situations that i dream of, dreamt of as a little girl and even now to be part of those battles on big stages. i think that is what it is about to be a professional athlete. speaking of dreams is a little girl, your first british woman to quarterfinal since 1984. what does that mean to you? it's pretty special. very excited about that and i'm looking forward to the fact tha

but rafael nadal losers. he was beaten 15—13 in a deciding set.75 million worth of striker, lu ka ku says set. and £75 million worth of striker, lukaku says moving to manchester united is the opportunity of their lifetime as he joins his new team for pre—season training in los angeles. it is cold manic monday at wimbledon for a reason. today is never short of stories. the world umber one seat has been beaten. this man went toe to two with rafael nadal four hours and one will stop at these two made history. not since 1973 has there been a british man and woman through to the quarterfinals. they start tonight with and a murray. the second monday at wimbledon, they call it manic and magic. it is hard to know where to look. centre cord —— centre court is always a good bet, especially when and a murray is around. soon he buckled under the skin of the defending champion. a few service and had him back level. he made sure his opponent to know the soil. in a tight first set they traded two breaks each and it went to tie—break. it was as close as he got to

rafael nadal is eu are here for? yes, he is. is going to wait until rafael nadal's top comes off. what is wrong with andy murray were roger federer? both great players, glad they are here to play and to keep they are here to play and to keep the game interesting. i think i have fallen in love with rafael nadal yea rs fallen in love with rafael nadal years ago. it is due that was the sea has top off, isn't it! you caught me! you weren't here last year. no, i had open heart surgery. that is my scar. i'm still recovering. my wife has been tremendous in helping me do everything from showering, to getting out of bed i'm getting stronger. she wrote to makeover the operation that we would go to wimbledon when i am recovering. and here we are. so, you kept your promise. lovely to talk to you. rafael nadal is not the favourite, neither is andy murray, who has said he is fit. he is expecting his second child. he has run into a loss of form. roger federer is the clear favourite, even though he is

andy murray and rafael nadal picked apart their opponents with ease, whilejohanna konta came through an epic three—hour battle. but one of the favourites, petra kivitova, has been knocked out. austin halewood reports. if spectators felt shortchanged on day two centre court, they got their money's worth on wednesday when defending champion andy murray came up defending champion andy murray came up against unpredictable dustin brown and in a flash of drop shots, volleys a nd brown and in a flash of drop shots, volleys and lobs the german didn't disappoint. but the world number one then took control, taking the first set and then showing some tricks of his own. brown has upset the odds before, beating rafael nadal on centre court, but no shocks today, andy murray taking control and cruising through to the third round. once i got the break in the third set, i could see the shots he was going to play a little quicker and that allowed me to get to some of thejob that allowed me to get to some of the job volleys and come up with some passing shots. and i played well. rafael nadal hasn't mad

giles muller has sent rafael nadal crashing out.dy being called the match of the tournament. idid not called the match of the tournament. i did not see the match but there we re i did not see the match but there were a lot of people talking about in the news room. it is no exaggeration to say it is one of the best matches i have ever seen one of the best matches i have ever seen and it is the longest in wimbledon this year, four hours and 40 wimbledon this year, four hours and a0 minutes. giles muller lost his last 22 matches. in 17 years as a professional he had never won a title before this year. compare that to rafael nadal, 15 major titles and seven times runner—up in what has been a strong period in tennis. giles muller must‘ve thought there was some inevitability about it. if he didn't, the crowded. most people we re he didn't, the crowded. most people were favouring rafael nadal, but giles muller managed to wind in the deciding fifth set. when we asked how we felt, he said, tired. at 37, venus williams, nine years since she l

i was there last week and i saw rafael nadal and i thought he was at the peak of his powers.ntastically and then this titanic 15—13 in the final set. he should have drank more coffee. we need to leave it there because we are out of time. it was good to see you both and thank you. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you, katy balls and david davies. goodbye. good evening. it has been a day of mixed fortunes today. we saw highs of 27 degrees. tomorrow will be cooler and fresher. we have seen some showers today. this is not the bestjuly. some of the showers were heavy. thunder in east anglia but as we went through the later part of the day there were showers and lincolnshire. this evening the showers will fade but we will see a brexit of rain in the west allah will herald a change as we move into tomorrow. it— 16 degrees. there will be patchy rain before more wet weather comes in

rafael nadal looks back to his very best, no matter what the surface.ffective on the grass as the french clay and after taking the first set against australia's john millman, nadal started to show notjust his power but his touch, too. two sets to the good and 30 not far behind, the king of clay already looking like a master once again on the grass. there is no defending champion in the women's draw with serena williams absent this year so most american hopes will be with big sister, venus. she did have things all her own way, though, onlyjust winning the first set on a tie—break against belgium's... winning the first set on a tie—break against belgium's. .. there are no words to describe how devastating and... yeah, i'm completely speechless and it's just... and... yeah, i'm completely speechless and it'sjust... i mean, i'm just... maybe you should go. —— maybe i should go. someone who knows how matter is off the court can affect things on it is petra kvitova, the champion missed six months of tennis after a knife attack that looked like she had never b

i think i have fallen in love with rafael nadal. hawking has told the bbc that donald trump's decision to withdraw from the paris climate agreement, could doom the planet — and future generations will have no choice but to find life elsewhere. he was speaking on the occasion of his 75th birthday, a milestone he says he never thought he'd reach. our science correspondent pallab ghosh reports. when i was diagnosed at 21, i was told it would kill me in two or three years. now, 5a years later, albeit weaker and in a wheelchair, i'm still working and producing scientific papers. today, stephen hawking celebrates his 75th birthday. but it's been a great struggle, which i have got through only with a lot of help from my family, colleagues, and friends. at an event at cambridge university to pay tribute to his life, he was applauded for his scientific achievements. the legacy will be the scientists that he inspired. and there will be thousands of them, and they're still being inspired today. so there will be ten—year—olds today, or eight—ye

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rafael nadal is out. >>> espies air wednesday night on 6abc.t a local athlete got a huge honor. matthew grasbowski named an honorary winner. he's been part of the special olympics since 2010. he plays multiple sports. he is a part of the organization's athlete leadership team. in that role he says he's not only happy for himself but also his family. >> everybody they all -- they all like me, i'm finally -- they'll know it. it will be a big honor for me. they'll be excited for me, too. >> this is something that's such a once in a lifetime opportunity and the fact we're able to select somebody in philadelphia and someone like matt who is so incredibly deserving the it really sap special opportunity and we're so excited and thrilled to be able to award him with that. >> a big congratulations to him. >> thank you. >> coming up on "action news" tonight, the week ahead from accuweather and cecily tynan when we continue in just a moment. >> ♪ did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups,

and a shock early exit from wimbledon for rafael nadal, knocked out in a five—hour five—set epic by gillesr. live from our studios in singapore and london. this is bbc world news. it's newsday. it's 8am in singapore and shenyang, where china's most famous dissident liu xiaobo is at the centre of a growing diplomatic row. mr liu, who's terminally ill with cancer, was a key leader in the tiananmen square protests back in 1989 and a nobel prize winner. the german government has accused china's state security of running his treatment rather than doctors. the chinese says it's a matter for them and no—one should interfere in china's affairs. julia macfarlane reports. he's china's most famous dissident, held since 2008 for cowriting a document calling for sweeping democratic reform in china. liu xiaobo is now dying of cancer and the circumstances of his treatment are causing international concern. the german embassy says the visit by a german doctor to treat him at this hospital in shenyang was filmed and released to the media. diplomats call that a breach trust, as backed up by angela merkel‘s

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and not going badly at all for rafael nadal, he sometimes struggles in the early stages of wimbledon,anna konta have both gone through on centre court. here is a plague of flying ants blowing into sw19. you can see them landing on people's faces, struggling around on the grass. thousands of them, they have been everywhere. happily, the ants have drifted away on the summer breeze, and so must we. join as again at the same time tomorrow. goodbye. —— join as again. 0nce once the temperatures push towards 29 or 30 degrees, it makes the headlines. 0ur weather watchers are out there in the london area to ca ptu re out there in the london area to capture the heatwave. widely across the south, plenty of sunshine to be had, but across the north—east of england, lots of cloud. a real dip in the temperatures, and the first pa rt in the temperatures, and the first part of the day, that is the sort of scene that people were trying to see through their windows. the rain did ease overnight, so there will not be much left in that great bank of cloud. towards the north—east, another area of cloud, and

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both great players, ijust don't i have fallen in love with rafael nadal, years ago.love with him. it is you that wants to see his top off, isn't it? and you weren't here last year, we re it? and you weren't here last year, were you? i wasn't, it? and you weren't here last year, were you? iwasn't, iwanted it? and you weren't here last year, were you? i wasn't, i wanted to be here but i had to have open heart surgery. here but i had to have open heart surgery. that is my scarjeff brewin stick lovely. my wife has been a tremendous help, letting me do everything, showering, getting out of bed. i'm getting stronger now, and she said before the operation, we will go to wimbledon, when i'm alive and recovering in 2017, and here we are. thank you very much, you guys. we mentioned nadal, he is not the favourite, and neither is andy murray, who said he is fit to date and is expecting a second child, by the way. but he has run into a loss of form, and roger federer is the clear favourite with the bookies, even though he's only 35 years young! well, andy murray made be preparing

andy murray and rafael nadal picked apart their opponents with ease, whilejohanna konta came through petra kivitova, has been knocked out. austin halewood reports. if spectators felt shortchanged on day two centre court, they got their money's worth on wednesday when defending champion andy murray came up defending champion andy murray came up against unpredictable dustin brown and in a flash of drop shots, volleys a nd brown and in a flash of drop shots, volleys and lobs the german didn't disappoint. but the world number one then took control, taking the first set and then showing some tricks of his own. brown has upset the odds

muller beat rafael nadal a few days ago, but got broken in his first service game with a bad start. on, marin cilic did not look back. another semifinalist for the second time. it means a lot. it is an amazing achievement. three times. this isjust an is an amazing achievement. three times. this is just an amazing achievement. today was a really ha rdfoug ht achievement. today was a really ha rdfought battle. he achievement. today was a really hardfought battle. he played great tennis, serving unbelievably today. i had to work hard to get the first break. it was just a couple of points deciding the match. another day and another grand slam quarter—final for day and another grand slam quarter—finalfor roger day and another grand slam quarter—final for roger federer, his 50th, in fact. quarter—final for roger federer, his 50th, infact. his quarter—final for roger federer, his 50th, in fact. his opponent, the last round it from canada, world number seven, the man who beat him last year. —— milos raonic. looking to make amends, roger federer raced out of the box. and the second set follo

rafael nadal venciÓ al ruso para avanzar en la reciente ronda. muchas veces, hasta la prÓxima.ega anual de los premios. el primer premio de la noche se lo llevÓel artista con su vÍdeo. calibre 50 se lo dedicÓ a toda la comunidad latina. >>no tengo que dejar a nadie, hallan muro o no haya muro. >>felicidades por este premio, ya me enterÉ! >>quÉ barbaridad, nos encanta la idea. >>estamos felices de haber recibido este premio. stephanie: ser ustedes son debidos de premiar esta comunidad latina? >>asÍ es, nosotros creemos que tengas que seguir trabajando por lo que estÁ pasando y los latinos hemos pasadopor muchas peores y tenemos que demostrarlo con trabajo y no con palabras. stephanie: enrique iglesias le llevÓ otro premio. esta es tu noche porque te llevas el premio revelaciÓny ademÁs cantas en el escenario. >>dio la oportunidad de cantar y me dijeron que querÍa a que cantara unos temas. es mi primera vez en los premios juventud. ♪ >>sin duda alguna, el rey de la noche fue maluma. >>creo que el premio juventud ha sido testigo del crecimiento de maluma a nivel artÍstico y persona

finally number two in the world, rafael nadal reached the fourth round. everything is going well at wimbledon. >> first time they said don't blame the weatherman. steve: i love >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. president trump and vladimir putin, face to face. the handshakes, the president telling putin it's an honor to meet you. then he brings up russian meddling in the election first. how putin responds. and then, melania sitting next to putin at a dinner. >>> also breaking, the growing protests. nearly 200 officers injured. >>> here at home tonight, the hostage standoff inside a bank. employees trapped. the suspect calling our abc station in

rafael nadal is through to the second round. so too is another former champion. racket properly but she is blue in straight sets, beating johanna larsson of sweden. lovely to see her back, playing great tennis and centre court. venus williams is safely through but events off the court for the williams family continue to make news, don't they? now serena of course, she is pregnant with her first child, that venus is here, the oldest player on the court at 37. but overshadowed by a car crash last month in which a man in his 70s sustained injuries and died of them a few days later, a lot of attention understandably and venus williams after that crash here at wimbledon. she did go through her first round match. good to see her playing good tennis again but later in the conference, she was asked about how she was feeling after being involved in the car crash in her home state of florida. there's really no words to describe how devastating... yeah, i am completely speechless. and it's just... yeah. i'm just... completely speechless. and it's just... yeah. i'mjust... ma

remember, he knocked out rafael nadal a couple of yea rs knocked out rafael nadal a couple of years agose long dreadlocks, the dramatic trick shots. he is such an entertaining character on the court. andy murray has been playing pretty well so far. we have all been keeping an eye on that tape. a straight sets win for him in the first round. look at that, just a bit of ginger nuts in that walk. the odd grimace as he was out on the practice court earlier today. dustin brown will certainly have andy murray with those trick shots and flair, he will have him running around on centre court. that will really test him. let's hope the defending champion and world number one can make it through easily. yes, absolutely. thank you very much for now. konta just about to break backin for now. konta just about to break back in the second set. england's women have been in brilliant form in their latest match at the cricket world cup against south africa. while they lost opener lauren winfield for 2h, tammy beaumont and sarah taylor piled on the runs for the hosts. both of them getting their centuries.

this is all about rafael nadal. well, not all about him. one. this is all about rafael nadal.ewhere, isn't there? an anguished shopper needing assistance. lots of us might think they can be frustrating, but after they can be frustrating, but after the us, the uk has the biggest market for this kind of technology. it's 15 years now since we first got them. recently tesco have changed the voice to make it less annoying, while morrisons even brought in 1,000 cashiers after customers complained about the machines. so what's the future for them? joining me now to discuss this is phil dorrell, who's a retail analyst at retail remedy and also worked in big stores like asda and safeway when this technology was coming in. yeah. have they been a success? from the retailers‘ perspective, absolutely. retailers want to reduce the amount of costs that they have in theirlabour the amount of costs that they have in their labourforce the amount of costs that they have in their labour force in stores. this provides a fantastic opportunity, instead of putting six cashier‘s on, you have one perso

let's update you on what's happening at wimbledon, and two—time champion rafael nadal reached the third with a straight sets win over donald young of the united states. fourth seed nadal will face russia's karen khachanov for a place in the last sixteen. 0n the day a bbc poll named canada as the nation with the most positive impact on the world, prime ministerjustin trudeau has been in scotland to meet his head of state, queen elizabeth ii. mr trudeau also picked up an honorary degree in recognition of his commitment to equality and diversity. let's return to our lead story. with the last few hours, an emergency session of the united nations security council has taken place in new york. during the meeting the american ambassador to the un, nikki haley said that north korea's missile test cast a dark shadow of conflict over the world. 0ur correspondent nada tawfik is at the un, and has been telling me about the divisions in the security council over how to deal with pyongyang. what we saw today was the united states really being joined by many of the western nations and japan and calling

rafael nadal is a little bit too hyped up for the match today. goes five sets. four hours and 47 minutes. mueller on his fifth match point finally wins the match. that's a look at sports. >> all right, thank you, ducis. two feisty senior citizens have crossed off jumping out of a plane from their bucket list. 84-year-old betty came up with the idea. 85-year-old franny said, okay, i'll join you. the idea soon made its way to the well wishes program which helps seniors fulfill their dreams. so heed the women suited up and boarded a plane. both of them made the leap from high above with their family and friends watching. the family and friends were on the ground. watching. you understood that. >> i got it. >> needless to say. jimmy kimmel live next followed by nightline. for the entire action news team, i'm jim gardner. for the entire action news team, i'm jim gardner. good night. it's blinds to go's anniversary summer bogo sale. buy any blinds or shades and take half off your next item. all blinds! all shades! the entire store! buy one get one half off. it's our b

favourites for the men's title safely negotiated their second round matches at wimbledon on wednesday, rafael nadalets. but one of the favourites for the woemn‘s title is out, petra kvitova was beaten by american madison brengle. john watson is at the championships 0n on paper it looked like a tough game for andy murray against dustin brown who beat rafa nadal two years ago but he won in straight sets. rafa nadal played the world number 97, he loves to m ix nadal played the world number 97, he loves to mix up his game and he can serve and volley and he challenges his opponents in ways we're not expecting but andy murray was equal to it today as he came through safely into the third round. also true is rafa nadal who came through in his match against american donald young, two left—handers going at it on centre court but rafa nadal a slow starter when he makes the transition from the clay of roland 6arros to the grass of wimbledon but looking good so far, dustin brown beat him in the second round two yea rs beat him in the second round two years ago. no doubt about it, though, the match of the day,

meanwhile defending champion andy murray was joined in the second round by rafael nadal.f play are at bbc.com check out all the wimbledon results and schedules of play are at bbc.com/sport. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. the front of the financial times carries a warning from china's president to donald trump. in a phone conversation, before his trip to russia, xijinping spoke of negative factors emerging in their relationship. including an arms sale to taiwan and sanctions on chinese banks. the japan times talks of a win for women in politics, after a record 36 seats were won by females in recent elections for the tokyo metropolitan assembly. japan's political landscape has been long dominated by men. in terms of women in parliament, the country ranks last among the group of seven industrialized nations. and, it's been an expensive few days for drivers in dubai according to the gulf news. after stricter road laws came into force, police have recorded almost 5,000 traffic violations in just three days. the number could be a lot bigger, as it

and a shock early exit from wimbledon for rafael nadal, knocked out in a five—hour five set epic by gilles it's 7am in singapore and the same time in shenyang china where china's most famous dissident, liu xiaobo who's dying of cancer, is the centre of a diplomatic row. germany, whose doctors are treating mr liu, has accused the chinese of leaking pictures of him in hospital. and it's called on beijing to ‘show humanity'. the chinese says it's a matterfor them — and no—one should interfere in china's affairs. julia macfarlane reports. he's the most famous dissidents in china, held since 2008 for cowriting a document calling for sweeping democratic reform in china. liu xiaobo is now dying of cancer and the circumstances of his treatment are causing international concern. the german embassy says the visit by a german doctor to treat him at a hospital was filmed and released to the media. diplomats call that a breach trust, as you backed up by angela merkel‘s speaks in. to? the tragic case of liu xiaobo is of great importance to the chancellor and she would hope for a sign of humanity for liu

the win puts him head to head with rafael nadal as both men look to finish off the year as the number one player in the world. later this morning, federer will be on the "today" show. >>> california's governor declared a state of emergency in santa barbara county. the 18-acre whittier fire continues to burn. fires burn through british columbia. as many as 37,000 people have evacuated. >>> let's get a check of the forecast from bill karins. welcome back. >> thank you, frances. the story over the week end, we talked earlier in the show. it continues this mo last night, winds and thunderstorms through phoenix. still under a flash flood warning. phoenix has a 62-mile-an-hour gust. it will go through the evening, the watch. more thunderstorms likely in the areas that are very prone to flash flood fpg heat in the middle of the country is another story. we continue with the afternoon storm threat. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. here's a closer look at your day ahead. not too bad in areas from boston up to portland, maine. we'll watch strong thunderstorms today in northern

murray is drawn in the same half as the french open champion rafael nadal, and stan wawrinka.ays she's heartbroken after being forced to cancel the last two shows of her tour. the singer was due to perform two final shows at wembley stadium tonight and tomorrow night, but is postponing them after damaging her vocal chords. earlier this week, she told fans this tour could also be her last. coming up at 6 o'clock, breakfast with naga munchetty and jon kay, but first on bbc news, the travel show. coming up on this week's travel show: is this the original costume? we're on the bruce lee trail in hong kong. he wore this in game of death. get ready to get behind this taxi... i get a lesson in how to take iconic instagram images from an expert. oh, that's good. with new laptop bans on internationalflights, we look at the gadgets you can still take on board. leejun—fan, better known as bruce lee, may have been born in san francisco, but in the early 1970s, he put both kung fu and hong kong on the map. # everybody was kung fu fighting #. after starring in a succession of cult martial a

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the win puts him head to head with rafael nadal as both men look to finish off the year as the number one player in the world. later this morning, federer will be on the "today" show. to reflect on his record-breaking win. >>> certainly bizarre scene in st. louis when a vehicle somehow ended up on the roof of a home. this is what firefighters found when they arrived at that home. they believe the suv hit the sloped lawn and propelled itself on top of the one-story house. luckily the homeowner was away at the gym when the accident happened. firefighters said they rescued driver who was transported to the hospital in critical condition. >>> california's governor declared a state of emergency in santa barbara county. nearly 3,000 people have been evacuated as the 18-acre whit we are fire continues to burn. and more than 161 fires are tearing through cap da's province of british columbia. as many as 37,000 people have see evacuated areas in canada. >>> let's get a check of the forecast from bill karins. >> it's still hot in the west, frances. the story in arizona was so tragic as you show

murray is drawn in the same half as the french open champion rafael nadal, and stan wawrinka.ast two shows of her tour. the singer was due to perform two final shows at wembley stadium tonight and tomorrow night, but is postponing them after damaging her vocal chords. earlier this week she told fans this tour could also be her last. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter. i'm @bbcregedahmad. now the weather, with tomas shafernaker. well, saturday does not look bad at all across most of the uk. we're certainly in for some sunshine and some warm weather. there is a little bit of rainfall on the way in the north—west, but it shouldn't be too heavy. now, in the short term, actually a fair bit of cloud out there, and some light rain. damp weather just across east anglia in the south—east to end the night. in many northern and north—western areas it's actually a lot clearer, so this is where we're going to have fresher weather early in the morning. in fact, in parts of northern ireland, maybe even in ruralareas, a touch of grass frost. and most of

rafael nadal will play for a place in the quarter—finals.ritain's johanna konta quarter—finals. in the women's draw, britain'sjohanna konta is through to the next round after a convincing win against her 6reek opponent. and five—time wimbledon champion venus williams defeated her japanese opponent in straight sets to reach her fourth round. returning to the 620. sometimes it is actions rather than words that tell us the real story. let's take a look at what an expert in body language makes of the time donald met vladimir. you get the feeling they are both very self—confident alpha male, but their body language is very different. very interesting right from the get go. look very carefully at that handshake, it's something that trump has played a lot of attention to. they had an equal handshake. it wasn't one on top or more prominent than the other. but what was interesting is that trump then got a leg up i putting an arm under putin. but the dominant move. if you are meeting somebody who you area if you are meeting somebody who you are a litt

there was a victory today for former champion rafael nadal who beat millman to earn his 850th career is i am through. three years without having the match on grass, so i'm having a very positive starter thing. i have some positive starter thing. i have some positive feelings and i'm happy with how i started the match. the enigmatic australian nick kyrgios is out though. he was struggling with injury coming into wimbledon after suffering a fall at queen's and looked uncomfortable against france's pierre hugues—herbert. kyrgios lost the first two sets before retiring. but there were few problems for japan's ninth seed kei nishikori, who overwhelmed his opponent marco cecchinato. the italian managed to win two games in the first set, but that was as good as it got for him as nishikori breezed through to round two — 6—2, 6—0, 6—0 just one more notable result to bring you. there's no serena at the championships this year of course, but venus williams is here and she had to work hard to dispatch her first round opponent elise mertens of belgium. the american won the first set on a tie brea

within federal‘s grasp. keep pace, gloria is once again between a within federal's grasplj thought rafael nadalourt 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 sporting greats. i can't wait to see roger performing again, because it is so beautiful to watch. you are sitting there and you feel like tennis is early. —— easy. when you see federer playing, he is born for tennis. i cannot see him losing this championship. federer has beaten today's opponent, tomas berdych, in each of their last seven meetings. the first semifinal is underway, marin cilic two games all against them —— sam querrey, going with serve in the first set. i'm joined by the bbc‘s russell

rafael nadal walked out onto number 1 court, limbering up without head room — ouch.ggle against gilles muller of luxembourg. this point made it 10—10 in the fifth set. at 3a, muller is suddenly in the form of his life, seeded at wimbledon for the first time. he would not yield. keep watching, if you dare. nadal kept facing match points and kept saving them. it couldn't last. at 8.32pm, he went long. 15-13. it's finished honestly. you've won. pursuing greatness takes everything you've got.

it looks almost certain that you or rafael nadal will take over from andy murray at some point in thentastic storyline for the next few months. absolutely, it'll be a three, four—way race — and maybe a two—way race between me and rafa when andy drops his world number—one ranking — but if all of a sudden, andy starts winning again, we also have to start winning again but at some stage, if he starts dropping points, we will get there. i hope it is me, and not rafa, because it would mean a lot to me to get back to world number one. i was just trying to explain to the press that i haven't thought about it a whole lot yet. i have to speak to the team and decide how much i'm going to chase it for the near future, so if i maybe get to world number one just one more time in my career, or maybe finish the year as world number one, which is an even bigger deal, but for me, it makes no difference being world number one for a week or year—end number one, at this stage of my career. so i need to have a meeting and discussion with my team over the next couple of weeks. britain'sjoanna konta has mov

they have added me to facebook and they say you have to go and see rafael nadal or kyrgios.

the run started against rafael nadal in 2008, he suffered a heavy defeat, the like of which he will hopee, so it is not new territory. i am sure he will feel comfortable with the situation. lam sure feel comfortable with the situation. i am sure he knows he needs to up his game, because now he will have to play the real top layers. i hope he is ready for that. the path is well trodden by him, less sojohanna konta, but their combined progress is uniting wimbledon in excitement, a nation enthralled. andy murray leads by a break in the first set, so it is going to plan. do we think we will wake up tomorrow morning to two british players in the semifinals? it looks that way. andy murray has such a great return of serve, and even though he is up against a big server, who beat novak djokovic last year, once he nullifies the serve, you still have to pick him in any of those baseline encounters. johanna konta plays venus williams tomorrow, will she reached the final? she can achieve that. she is playing some of the best tennis we have seen her play. the victory against simona halep boston nomina

also today venus williams and rafael nadal. kate. lovely, thank you.first test against south africa at lords. he went early for 190. stuart broad then made an entertaining fifty before england were all out for 458. at lunch south africa were 10—0. our correspondent olly foster reports. you can read all about it or, even better, watch tomorrow's headlines unfold today with the hope that it will be more of the same. i hope we can get to at least 200—something. he got 100 yesterday so he needs to get another 100 today. certainly want root to get his double century, really excited, can't wait. come on, joe! a fist bump for his partner moeen ali, and joe root looked like he was straight back in the groove. that was his 27th boundary of a remarkable innings, but ten runs shy of a double ton, it came to a close. he nicked morne morkel and quinton de kock caught the captain. the luck he had yesterday finally ran out, but his first knock as skipper was considerably better than liam dawson's first taste of a test on home soil. morkel trapped him two balls laterf

. >>> now imagine a wimbledon semi finals without rafael nadal, novak or andy murray. those three out. the first american man named grand slam semi final. out in full force for the hometown favorite. second champ getting a fight from the 24th seeded american sam querry. check out this incredible point. a little lengthy. he can get to the drop shots. so can murray. somehow still going here. wins the point and takes it. we head to a decisive match point. 27th ace of the day. that completes the upset. takes down andy murray to advance to semn you can see querry with the washington capitals starting july 26. at wimbledon. putting on a clinic. federer. check out this backhand down the line. just a perfect shot. he takes the first set then in the second set on the serve. cruising in the second. 6-2. the match point. puts it out and federer moves on to the semi finals in straight sets. >>> and john harsh scored first gold for black and red. nominated for best male college athlete for accomplishments last year at wake forest. i asked him what are you wearing tonight. he said h

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. >>> wimbledon and rafael nadal, who has won 26 straight grand slam sets.erican. nadal didn't drop any of his 20 sets on his way to winning his tenth french open. he moved into round three for the first time since 2014 with a straight set victory. ever wants to see he and roger federer in the final. andy murray also moving on. >>> on the women's side. petra, a two-time champion here in 2011 and '14, knocked out by the 95th ranked american. she was cut on her left hand at her home by a knife wielding intruder. this was only her second outing since the incident. venus williams also advanced today. >>> finally, coach has been named for cal. and the warriors solidifying their roster. i think that locker room is going to be too much of a veteran locker room for him to get in trouble. >> we're going to love saying that name, swaggy p. >> all right. join us tonight at 9:00 on cable 13. a united airlines passenger is forced to give up her seat to a stand by passenger. united's explanation at 9:00. >>> and enforcing immigration laws in san francisco. the city's poli

defeating manny pacquiao in 2015and posting a photo of a $100 million check he got from the fight rafael nadal's for a third wimbledon title was abruptly ended todayif you look closely, nadal starts off the day by hitting his head on the hallway entrance and it didn't get much after that nadal quickly found himself down 2 sets to none to luxembourg's gilles muller nadal was able to claw back and win the next two sets, but finally lost in the final fifth set 15-13the overall match lasted 4 hours and 47 minutes, the longest match so far in this year's wimbledon jerseysexchanged two champions exchanged jerseys my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives.

. >>> rafael nadal hoping to make some noise here. he's as healthy as he's been in a while.e wimbledon champion was a finalist here in 2006 and 2011. his knee also be a question throughout the tournament, but he won easily today in straight sets. >>> marshawn lynch playing some football, the soccer variety. back of the net. the only thing that can stop him, beast mode gets red carded for using his hands. as always, playing by his own rules, he'll take the red card away from the official. is this guy going to be fun this year with the raiders or what? warriors have the bulk of their roster set for 2017. so i say get ready for another run. >> thank you. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on cable channel 13. instead of the beach, some are heading to the snow. the ski season that just won't quit. that's tonight at 9:00. >>> on "abc7 news" at 11:00, the deadline people need to make to catch one of the most popular fireworks shows in the east bay. >> see you later tonight. that's the decision of "abc7 news." look for breaking news on twitter. we appreciate your time. >> for all of us her