and rogers down the line. it's so hard not to break on rogers. you have to really be disciplined if you're the defender. once you break, you're dead. watch herrera back here. takes one move. right there. you start the wrong way, you can't recover. >> todd rogers, he's seen that peripherally. >> herrera over the top. rogers thought dalhausser was going to take it. and it drops in no man's land. 15 kills for herrera. rogers and herrera battling. and herrera says, nope, can't make it on that one. >> so different than the japan match we covered the other day. there's such a rhythm to this team. when people serve todd rogers, he's the best passer out here. passing to the best setter. and then such control. the match two days ago was chaos. phil passing all over the place. todd not as good a setter. such a different rhythm tonight. >> 16-9, the americans. and that serve out of bounds. >> phil dalhausser torn in two directions tonight. on one, he wants to get that jump serve rolling. he wants to get it hitting for the rest of the tournament. on the othe

and rogers down the line. it's so hard not to break on rogers. you have to really be disciplined if you're the defender. once you break, you're dead. watch herrera back here. takes one move. right there. you start the wrong way, you can't recover. >> todd rogers, he's seen that peripherally. >> herrera over the top. rogers thought dalhausser was going to take it. and it drops in no man's land. 15 kills for herrera. rogers and herrera battling. and herrera says, nope, can't make it on that one. >> so different than the japan match we covered the other day. there's such a rhythm to this team. when people serve todd rogers, he's the best passer out here. passing to the best setter. and then such control. the match two days ago was chaos. phil passing all over the place. todd not as good a setter. such a different rhythm tonight. >> 16-9, the americans. and that serve out of bounds. >> phil dalhausser torn in two directions tonight. on one, he wants to get that jump serve rolling. he wants to get it hitting for the res of the tournament. on the other

and rogers down the line. it's so hard not to break on rogers. you have to really be disciplined if you're the defender. once you break, you're dead. watch herrera back here. takes one move. right there. you start the wrong way, you can't recover. >> todd rogers, he's seen that peripherally. >> herrera over the top. rogers thought dalhausser was going to take it. and it drops in no man's land. 15 kills for herrera. rogers and herrera battling. and herrera says, nope, can't make it on that one. >> so different than the japan match we covered the other day. there's such a rhythm to this team. when people serve todd rogers, he's the best passer out here. passing to the best setter. and then such control. the match two days ago was chaos. phil passing all over the place. todd not as good a setter. such a different rhythm tonight. >> 16-9, the americans. and that serve out of bounds. >> phil dalhausser torn in two directions tonight. on one, he wants to get that jump serve rolling. he wants to get it hitting for the rest of the tournament. on the othe

rogers himself. the generator was producing way more electricity than the little grid needed, and throughout h.j. rogers' mountain, electric light bulbs with burnout pop, pop, pop, and everyone every one of them cost the equivalent of $36. that quickly became an expensive mistake. even if h.j. rogers had been technically competent, and there were people who are technically competent to set up some of these early grades, there is a good chance he still would have failed. that is because of a business problem. in 1882, there were exactly one things that you could do with electricity. that was like a lightbulb. but you could not recoup the electricity costs of burning out at all. this was a huge problem. up until the 19th century, very few americans have any kind of experience dealing with businesses that required you to build this massive, expensive infrastructure before you could even get started. it was something that was affecting a lot of different industries at the time. not just electricity, but

captain rogers faced two problems. one, he knew under maryland law and baltimore ordinances he could be held liable for anderson's escape. secondly he was determined to recover his $23. he concluded best way to resolve both problems was to keep anderson on board rather than put him on shore in norfolk or some other port along the coast where he would be forced to answer potentially embarrassing questions. once the ship dropped anchor in jamaica, the drama took an unexpected turn, as a frequent visitor to jamaica, captain roger admitted he was like lip to lose anderson. in a similar incident two years earlier, two charleston, south carolina slaves were freed from another boat which had docked in kingston, and the refusal of the local authorities to hand over american fugitive slaves who had escaped british territories meant that rogers knew he was unlikely to get his way. his problem was compounded by the fact that he knew he would likely face prostitution in maryland for allowing anderson to escape, keeping anderson be

we're join by chief doug rogers. cancan you tell us what happene? >> we're under investigation on the cause. a week stubble field. the wheat had been harvested. a good wind and burned 15 acres. the main concern was it would jump the road here and then from there it had a pretty clear path into the city of vacaville, so we called ten engines locally. calfire sent a land response and we contained the fire in an hour. >> any homes threatened. >> no. we contained it in the roadways. >> any injuries? i understand the highway had a lot of smoke on it and traffic was affected? >> ey, traffic was affected for a while. my understanding the chp shut the highway down for a would you minutes and the traffic was horrendous. took one unit 40 minutes to get hire from dixon. >> what is happening right now? >> we're in the mop-up stage. cal friarfire brought ad toker in. we have hand crews putting down soil around it and mopping up hot spots. >> that's the assistant fire chief, now, this road is closed westbound on to highway 80. also closed going into cherry glen a

federer. >> roger federer. >> like youia. >> and classic. >> he's the thing.both, you know, in the 30s. >> yeah. >> and they still winning. >> which is amazing. >> which is amazing, you know, 30 is the new 20, maybe in. >> is it? this is the thing. >> and get it done. >> ma what is amazing, serena, you never saw this when people turned 30 in tennis back then. >> right. >> and you saw teenagers and getting into your 20s and that. never really a 30 and roger federer going back to the number one in the world at the age of 30 after winning wimbledon. i haven't seen it. you think people are better conditioned now? >> i think that is training and better conditioning, technology to repair all of these injuries. i think all of those are act -- factors and scheduling yourself and knowing when to push and when not to push and that is different era. >> and do you think they have power? serena is on, she's healthy and can compete at 35. >> and that does not have anything to do with the body or mind. >> really in. >> and with tiger woods in the mid-30s? and not winning? >>

rogers and his crew were all sailors first and pilots second.hey had torn up floorboards and fashioned drop keels in short they had sailed the airplane to hawaii. >> rogers navigation is so good and they're seamen ship is so good they make a perfect land fall in maui harbor. they would have sailed that airplane into the harbor by themselves had the submarine hasn't found them. >>> the story of the airplane that sailed to hawaii made heros of the crew. >> the story itself, the epic was so dramatic and the arrival at maui and the rescuing was so exciting that these guys came home as heros. >>> when we come back on a second look, we visit one of the world's most active volcanos. >>> hawaii is home to two of the world's most distinctive volcanos. malaoa is one of the world's largest. kilowea is considered one of the world's active. ktvu's randy chandobil visited. >> reporter: a few adventurous travelers sailed to hawaii and trekked to the summit. >> hawaiians first proposed making kilowea a national park back in 1986 but congress did not seem impres

rogers got angry. he demanded that he show up. eventually he did show up, obama, but the point of the story is that sooming -- so many of the african-american leaders, businessmen, and political leaders i spoke to for this book told me similar stories in which they were there for him for obama day one. they were what you call day one people supporting him, organizing for him, contributing to him, and once legislated to the senate and eventually the presidency, they never heard again from him. there was a lack of gratitude, a lack of sense of obligation, and it was not only african-americans. it was also jewish-american donors who gave him vast sums of money and thefer got phone calls returned. it was oprah winfrey who worked hard and then was frozen out of the white house and carolyn kennedy and on and on and on, so what i derived from this was this is a man who felt he was deserved, entitled to all of this support, and he didn't owe anything back in return. >> ed, what about michelle obama? what's her role in the white house? >>

roger? >> they to talk about it. we td not to hear it. what campaigns a are really about as roger ailes sd when he was not in tv but working for george h.w. bush -- he said campgns are about creating cartoons about t your opponen. obama is the out of touch incompetent guy who does not know how to run the economy and wants to turn america into european socialism. mitt romney is the out-of-touch rich guy who hides his money and wants car elevators in his house and a dog on his car roof. we tend to concentraten enormous amount of time on the cartoons because t media is set up for that. >> we cannot win the candidates, we have to blame oururselves. >> we have to blameme ourselves to some extent. ii talalked to a democraand republican, and each one thought that the only way they were gog to win was to savage the other guy. if you turn on youtelevision now, it is and disgsgusting. i don't want to see it. the american people don't want to see it, probably, either. but it has worked in the past, and therefore they think it will wowork now. maybe

against roger federer.roger federer today. tiger woods and phil mickelson both missed the cut. the greenbrier classic. 1993 tiger woods was an amateur the last time they did not play on the weekend. and woods shot 69 today. the scores were real low. he will not be around on saturday and sunday and the tv guys are choking away. simpson is the leader. phil mickelson and tiger woods not around tomorrow and sunday. tour de france, bodies flying. 16-miles to go. 129 miles. 2 dozen riders causing 4 to drop out with a variety of injuries. a specialists peter sagan wins. fabian retains the yellow jersey and every time i see one of those crashes, my knee starts to hurt from days gone by. you never road did you? >> no. >> i like to do what i report on. [ laughter ] >> all right. have a good night and a good weekend everybody.

what do you think, roger? >> they talk about it. we tend not to hear it. what campaigns are really about our, as roger ailes said when he was not in tv, he said that campaigns are about creating cartoons of your opponent. obama is the out of touch, and, b who wants to turn american -- incompetent at guys who wants to turn america into european socialism. mitt romney is the out of touch rich guy who wants car elevators and a dog on his car roof. we tended to concentrate an enormous amount of time on the fortunes -- cartoons because, the media is set up like that. >> we cannot blame the candidates, we have to blame ourselves. >> we have to to some extent. i was talking to a democrat and republican, and each one thought the only way they were going to win was to savage the other guy. if you turn on your television now, it is disgusting. i don't want to see it. the american people don't want to see it, probably, either. it worked in the past, and will probably work now, and maybe they are right. but that is not the way to run a democracy. >> i think everybody

says right here jim rogers investor and author with that analysis. thanks. thanks. thanks thanks thanks . all right let's wrap up with loose change dimitri shannon let's not end with the federal reserve let's keep this going on central banks because the european central bank well first of all they're taking a firm stand when it comes to greece listen to this. the european central bank has told greece not to waste time trying to renegotiate its international bailout to water down we'll stay with the measures demanded that investors reform why is that could this be because the e.c.b. is too overworked its personnel at least to deal with proposals for renegotiating because according to a new e.c.b. staff will eighty point one percent of employees complain of a heavy workload seventy seven percent said they were working longer hours with no extra pay nearly sixteen percent of the seven hundred staff polled said their workload was having a serious effect on their private life and or health i mean i guess it's just hard work going to put an extra hours man

we'll start with roger in florida. roger!er: jim, a booyah to you. >> nice, sunshine. >> caller: i'd like to know what you think about the other lowe, symbol l. >> i think a lot more of the other lowe than low. l is for winners. be a buy, buy, buyer. leonard in california. >> caller: booyah, jim. >> jim, i am get being mixed messages on verifone. lots of insider buying starting july the 2nd, a chart that's not very clear. >> let's not go with the chart. i think they're out of the penalty box and back. i'm a buyer. tyler in texas. tyler! >> caller: jim, booyah from texas a&m university. >> oh, man, aggies. good to you have on the show. >> caller: my concern is nike. are they good to go? >> i think they're good to go. i think nike is going to reward patient people. it's not going to turn around immediately but i like it. ben in minnesota. ben! >> caller: booyah from liberty university and the land of 10,000 lakes, jim. >> man, the college kids love us, the university kid love us. let's make money together. >> caller: i'm lookin

the king of the grass court roger fedderrer won his seventh.is opponent was trying to be the next brit to -- the first brit to win since the 30s. he finds his groove and a great drive shot there. then the rain fell. 40-minute delay. nobody was left. after the delay murray seemed to struggle. he takes a wicked fall this imam imam. this game alone lasted 30 minutes. a great lob here. andy tries to recover and flips on flips on the wet grass. roger goes to third. and then fedderrer serving and after a short rally he goes wide. fedderer ties pete sampras with his seventh title. he is now number one in the world. not bad for a 30-year-old. >> i was getting out there. is this your best chance dism -- chance 1234* roger is 30 now. he is not bad for a 30-year-old. i think i played some of my best tennis in the last couple matches. it worked out so many times at wimbledon. i play my best at the semis. i couldn't be more happy. it feels good to be back here as the winner. >> great two weeks in tennis. your final baseball game before the allstar break on

. >>> roger federer is back on scene. a wild scenes between the rangers and twins and it had nothing to do with the game. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. ♪ want my recipe for healthier hair color? natural instincts! formulated with aloe, vitamin and antioxidants natural instincts has a system that's a healthier way to radiant color. indulge... with natural instincts. less guilt, more gorgeous. as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, cheerios >>> welcome book to "first look." i'm veronica de la cruz. u.s. military officials have confirmed six american soldiers were killed in afghanistan yesterday. they died in a blast of an improvised explosive device about 40 miles southwest of the capital of kabul. >>> in egypt the new islamist president, mow whom med morsi is ordering the party to reconvene. the parliament was dissolved last month after an order from a military backed court. >>> in jordan a heated debate on tv became violent when a lawmaker threw a

let's start with roger in florida. roger. >> caller: jim.e boo-yah to you. >> nice, sunshine. >> caller: i want to know what you think about the other lowe's. >> i think of the other lows. they've done a remarkable job making money. leonard in california. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. this is len in redwood shores, california. >> good to have you. >> caller: thank you. i am getting mixed messages on pay. i'm encouraged by a pe of 15, a projected growth rate that looks to be a lot higher, plus lots of insider buying starting july 2nd, but a chart that's not clear. >> let's not go for the chart. i think this company is out of the penalty box and back. jumped nicely under a new contract the other day. i think good things are happening. i'm a buyer. let's go to tyler in texas. tyler! >> caller: jim, boo-yah from texas a&m university. >> aggies. >> caller: thank you very much. my concern is nike, nke. are these shares just diluted right now? >> i think nike is good to go. we pulled the trigger on nike. i think nike is going to reward patient people. n

but murray does have a lot of support, but roger federer has picked up a few supporters here over the years as well. >> roger is going to win the title today and get back to the number and beat all of the records that, you know, he is supposed to. >> but is murray going to win? >> oh, yes. >> come on, andy. it is about time. federer's time is gone. it is time for new blood, i think. >> so there is a real split here, randi, and people going with the heart or their head. i will tell you one thing though with the jubilee and andy murray this weekend i wish i had been clever enough to set up a union jack business a few months ago. >> you mentioned a lot is at stake for andy murray and roger federer, because he could get the number one status back, right? this is a very big deal for him as well. >> yes, it is a very big deal for roger federer, and he is the odds on favorite going into this one, because he is roger federer basically and dominated for so many years here on the grass looking, looking for the seventh ti title, but interestingly he has not won a title here at wimbledon since 20

. >>> in london, roger federer wins his record tying seventh wimbledon crown. but british tennis fans are kind of disappointed after he beat uk's andy murray by 3-1 sets. murray was hoping to become the first brit to win the wimbledon men's singles title since 1936. it's kind of bittersweet. i feel bad for federer because not enough people were cheering for him. amanda, very emotional. we heard from andy murray who had a very moving speech. i think he won a few new fans if that was possible. even after his very kind words. >> yeah, i think he did. roger federer wasn't going to let a good story stand in the way of his quest for titles, was he? i mean their there has been the most incredible build-up to this match today, because as you said, andy murray, the first british man in to the final of the wimbledon championship for 74 years. many men have tried and failed over the years and people were suggesting that this was andy murray and britain's best hope. but, sadly, it wasn't to be. hundreds of fans had been camping overnight to get tickets inside here at the a

the king of the grass court roger fedderrer won his seventh.is opponent was trying to be the next brit to -- the first brit to win since the 30s. he finds his groove and a great drive shot there. then the rain fell. 40-minute delay. nobody was left. after the delay murray seemed to struggle. he takes a wicked fall this imam imam. this game alone lasted 30 minutes. a great lob here. andy tries to recover and flips on flips on the wet grass. roger goes to third. and then fedderrer serving and after a short rally he goes wide. fedderer ties pete sampras with his seventh title. he is now number one in the world. not bad for a 30-year-old. >> i was getting out there. is this your best chance dism -- chance 1234* roger is 30 now. he is not bad for a 30-year-old. i think i played some of my best tennis in the last couple matches. it worked out so many times at wimbledon. i play my best at the semis. i couldn't be more happy. it feels good to be back here as the winner. >> great two weeks in tennis. your final baseball game before the allstar break on

. >> who is steve rogers who you also interviewed? >> steve rogers is a professor at the kellogg school of management at northwestern university. >> what was his connection with president obama? >> like many african-american businessmen and leaders whom i interviewed, he was an early backer and supporter of obama. after obama lost a congressional primary to bobby rush in 2000, a former black panther, now congressman. he was deeply in debt and went around looking for people to donate to his cause. steve rogers, a successful businessman at that time, he gave him, i believe, $6000 to pay off some of his personal debt. in return, president obama promised that he would visit steve rogers student, and if he won the u.s. senate seat,. >> he did do so. rogers never heard from him, so he called him up and he asked obama would he come and he said i'm too busy, i'm getting phone calls from warren buffett and steve jobs and bill gates in all of these important people. and butters said, but he promised. and obama said well, you know, you're not su

you i am glad you agree with our premise there and we stand with you on jim rogers now when jim rogers was talking about inflation in that episode i said i thought of him when i noticed my cab fare and a pizza place downstairs was raising prices because he talks about how just look around you prices are rising a matter what the government says you viewers fire back they said boring stop eating pizza to ruin your career and lauren you eat pizza well yes folks i eat pizza it is right downstairs welcome to the unglamorous side a working on deadline all the time sometimes you just need a quick piece of pizza and really quickly steve two three two three pointed out how come capital account doesn't have a. featured playlist on r.t.s. maybe you tube channel most people looking for the real news go to the main artery channel and capital account is nowhere to be seen so why if you're looking for it there it doesn't exist but it does exist in reality at you tube dot com slash capital account i'm going to go check that out because i looked into it and you are right we should be there and that is

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he struck out, but he would be replaced by roger. so edwin jackson pitched really well today. 7 innings, allowed one run. this was it. a solo shot to lead off the second inning. the offense was nonexistent and the bullpen not much better. in the 9th. chipper jones was pinch hitter. a two-run shot, the braves shut out the nats in game one. 4-0. >> game two, look who was on the hill. his first time back in the bigs since last november. he pitched very well. get some help from ian desmond. goes seven strong innings, allows two runs and gets a standing o in his return to nats park. and speaking of o. the offense make him a winner. it is roger with the clutch two- out pitch to right. chugging hard, he will beat the throw. the nats take their first lead of the day 3-2. so bryce harper came off the bench in the 8th inning. he stole second and finished what he started on this base hit. the nats get a much needed win in game two. 5-2. >> the o's in cleveland and last night, jim returned to the city where his career began. and he hit milestone

they are 13 times earning. >> wayne rogers?ll, we talked about it early, cities need more and more revenue. they will get it from the gaming taxes. >> god one. >> jonatn?

federer in the third set and on match points roger federer reaches his record eighth final at the alle sentimental favorite in the final everybody will be rooting for andy murray he has come close before and finally became the first british man to reach deep wimbledon final in 74 years. went to four sets to defeat of france andy murray apply some roger federer day in the women's final serena williams vs agnieska radwanska is tomorrow. and susanne peterson played early rounds to a united states women's open before the heat of the day wisconsin shot 68 and the first round co-leader christie kerr slipped out of the lead 71 shot at the story michelle wie remember her teenage sensation 22 years old shot the day's best round 66. [ music box plays ] multi-policy discount. paperless discount. paid-in-full discount. [yawning] homeowner's discount. safe driver discount. chipmunk family reunion. someone stole the nuts. squirrel jail. justice! countless discounts. now that's progressive. call or click today. epot sfilodo

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>>shepard: but congressman rogers says the leaks continue. catherine has the news from washington, dc. what else does the congressman have to say about the new alleged leaks? >>guest: well, without providing specifics, the congressman told fox that he believes the leaks continue and that president obama has not done enough with his staff to cut off the leaks. >> we have seen more leaks and part of that, again, it is an opportunity for the president to be bold, take a step, to step up and say my administration will cooperate fully and that my staff, my staff should not and will not participate in a coordinated leaking of information. >>reporter: the head of the senate intelligentsia said the assets have intern compromised and congressman rogers tells fox that sources have decided not to work with the united states since the leaks and that operations have been shut down. >>shepard: okay. has the white house responded to congressman rogers' skew savings? >>reporter: we are waiting for a response from the white house to the allegation that the le

. >>> el que no pudo fue murray ante roger federer. >>> los británicpos tenían mucha ilusión y cayó.ofo bautis, vamos a ver la información. >>> el bofo bautistaexplotó contra lairectiva del queréto, esto después que el que el bofo no está considerado para epróximo torneo. >>> jonathan dos santos no está en los planes del betis, un reporteo de andalucía dice que es imposible su fichaje, porque se contrató a joel campbell. >>> en la mls, el chicago fire ante el galaxy de los Ángeles, keane de penal para el 1 a 0, después keane con el segundo del día, y el galalaxy ganó 2 a 0. >>> en la fórmula 1, el australiano, mark webber ganó el gran premio de gran bretaña, also fue segundo, checo pérez abandonó después de un choque con maldonado. >>> en wimbledon, roger federer ganó su séptimo título al superaa murray, rger federer igualó la marca pete sampras y con el triunfo es de nuevo el número 1 del mundo. >>pastor maldado dijo que checo pérez trató de cerrarlo, el checo dijo que el venezolano fue imprudente, vamos con más. >>> momento de nuestra última pausa, y al regresar nemos las más recie

and so it is roger federer celebrating his seventh title.ing becoming a world number one once again. >> at 30 no less. that was quite the tumble for andy murray there with the slick grass. it seems both of them were very gracious at the end of the tourney. andy murray barely able to keep back a tear. the crowd coming to their feet and supporting him. roger federer saying i see one day you will probably win at least one title. >> reporter: and that is the general feeling here. if andy murray manages to win one he will win a lot of titles. the problem is he has just got to win the first one and the three other fantastic players who are playing at the moment. maybe the hope for andy murray is he gets to the final and plays a player that is not one of those three. somebody else has got to get to the finals one of these days you would think. i think it is now 29 out of 30 grand slam finals won by one of those top three. it is a really tough challenge. maybe it could be he is around at the wrong time. i know the british fans here still have faith

. >>> el suizo roger federer busca el oro olímpico, este año roger es el atleta mejor pagado de los juegosde la lista, maría sharapova. >>> sacando al cara por los latinos, está manu ginobilli, estrella de la nba, con 11 millones y medio de dólares. >>> una buena lanita. >>> no discutamos nuestro sueldos. >>> buenas noches >>> hasta pronto :) >> ¿de quéstás hablando, chávez? >> anoche vino mi amigo el camarón a ver la hacienda. >> que bueno y seguro llevaste mujeres y se embriagaron ¿no? >> no, mi lic, no he pensado, vinimos solo él y yo ¿y qué crees? >> no, no sé, chávez ¿qué pasó? >> se nos apareció el fantasma, que digo, el fantasma, búscale, búscale, búscale. >> ¿otra vez con eso? >> no, no, pero eso no es todo, el camarón sacó su pistola y le dispó un par de veces. >> oye, no me digas que mataron a alguien. >> no, a nadie, marco, eso es un fantasma de a de veras, las balas no le hicieron nada, nada, yo ya no quiero volver a esta hacienda, me va a llevar el pata de cabras. >> ¿otra vez con eso? >> no, no, pero eso no es todo, el camarón sacó su pistola y le disparó un par de veces. >>

. >>> el suizo roger federer busca el oro olímpico, este año roger es el atleta mejor pagado de los juegos mujer de la lista, maría sharapova. >>> sacando al cara por los latinos, está manu ginobilli, estrella de la nba, con 11 millones y medio de dólares. >>> una buena lanita. >>> no discutamos nuestro sueldos. >>> buenas noches >>> hasta pronto :) . >> (♪ ♪ ). >> al despertar . >> (♪ ♪ ). >> hola ¿qué tal? buenos días, son las seis de la mañana de este viernes 27 de julio, si, dije viernes, contenta que nos acompañen . >> gracias, efectivamente, feliz que termine la semana, por lo menos de las noticias con nosotros. >> con

roger federer's wimbledon victory steals a spotlight from andy murray's run at tennis history. his seventh wimbledon title was at murray's expense pf he was the first to englishman to reach a wimbledon title in 07 years. the heat wave consuming much of the country broke all kinds of records, 4500 daily heat records have been broken in the last 30 days. 240 all time time heat records were broken june june 23 and july 5. a cold front is moving in, which is great to break the heat spell. but what that cold front comes with -- with that cold front comes more wind, more hail and more lightning. not welcome news to all those who still have no power and as of today, that's nearly 155,000 customers in ten states and d.c. the weather in missouri causing a tragic death there and a nasty storm blew through the town in cuba. a new mother was riding out the storm in her car. she was talking 20 her brother in a car. he was riding out the storm in the car right next to her. just then, debris through through the windshield and struck her in the chest. >>> in ft. collins, they can't get a break

so roger federer making history here and i have to say that andy murray's tearful goodbye at the end match, i think he won more fans by losing. >> yeah, he was-- the united kingdom was waiting 76 years for a wimbledon champion from their native soil and 77 years now and andy murray ran up against a force of nature in roger federer. we thought he was going to slow down, 30 years old and basically out to pasture in pro sports and roger federer was calm, collected and it was so much fun to watch, too, and kate there, you had her sister, pippa there, i mean, you have royalty there on hand and the prime minister there, i mean, everybody thought he could do it. >> yes, everybody had been waiting for roger federer to tumble down from the summit of tennis, and djokovic, nadel, and andy murray, he was in my mind the greatest tennis player of all time. >> i don't know, pete sampras some might argue. >> 17 all time majors for federer, but that's an argument for another-- >> and we probably just argue too much. let's move onto the tour de france, the 8th leg now completed. >> yeah, more of the t

hits it right at roger's head. murray takes the first set, 6-4. look out, roger! you kidding me? third set, rain starts falling over. and the all-england club, they closed the roof for the first time in finals history after a 40-minute delay, they start again. court appeared wet still. there's murray. falling hard. federer wins the third set, 6-3. slick court didn't affect federer at all. championship point. murray sends it long. federer wins his seventh wimbledon title. ties pete sampras for most all-time. give that trophy a kiss. >>> all right. what about the sharks? they have hired hall of fame defenseman larry robinson as an associate coach. robinson won six stanley cups during his 20-year playing career and has served as a head coach with los angeles and new jersey. he spent the last three seasons as an assistant with the new jersey devils. >>> well, that will do it for now. much more coming up at 6:00. once again, giants on the way up. and this just in. the a's get a win in extra innings, diane. >> very nice! >> doing very well. absolutely. >> thank you, hen