. >> 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? >>

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.

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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 the third set and on match points roger federer reaches his record eighth final at the all englandental 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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[ cheers ] so exciting, roger federer won for the seventh time, he beat andy murray from scotland. er, but in addition to being a great athlete, he is the host of his own tv show, it's on the tennis channel, it's set at a bar, and it's called -- it's called "at the bar with roger federer." now, i have no idea why rodger hosts this show. it's not like he needs the money or anything. and english isn't even his first language. but he must really enjoy it, because he keeps making new episodes. we have one right here, take a look. ♪ [ in foreign accent ] >> hey, thank you for coming to "at the bar" with me, the roger federer. great to be here at the bar where you can just, you know, get together, talk about the lives, take about the sports, drink the casual beverages, and just, you know, have a good time here together at the bar. ♪ now is the time on "at the bar" where we talk about the sports, and you know i won the wimbledon, i won it seven times now and i'm number one in the world again. i play tennis so perfect, i play the best. my idol, pete sampras you know, i tied his record, so h

. >>> 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

he won the the first set, he was so close, then roger federer turned into the federer we've come no know sort of broke down in tears addressing the crowd. hadn't won in two years and did it again today. >> i was watching and was like, wait, wha going on here? you saw the loser had more time and people were crying. wait a minute, what about the guy who won? it's interesting because wimbledon, look where it's being held and they have the 76 years, really? what does that mean for medicfe. >> this guy, greatest of all time. end of discussion. what's interesting. you mentioned wimbledon. that's where the liolympic even is going to be held. this could be a preview for what we get in london with olympic tennis. if murray could win that, for instance, they would knight him again. he's 30 years old. almost geriatric in tennis and he just played spectacularly well the last few weeks. and i think we already regard him as the the best ever, but this really ends the discussion. >> did you say 30 years old, he's geriatric in tennis. sere serena's 30, too. she won wimbledon as well. we have some pictur

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

roger federer had no problem advancing as well. and american marty maloy took home a bronze in judo to add to the american count. tom rivers, abc news, london. >>> okay i was captivated by the kayaking yesterday. >> are you joking? >> no i am not. i watched all afternoon. lynette watched it too. you know you did. so if you have a set of keys to the stadium they don't work. turns out a set of keys were lost so they had to replace all internal locks to the stadium. the price tag was tens of thousands of u.s. dollars. police say there was never enough or a real security concern. womennably -- wimbledon will hold the -- wimbly will host the soccer finals. >>> 80,000 were gotten away

como comenzamos el suizo roger federer continÚa haciendo historia en el tenis mundial. frente a atlas sergio santana adelantÓ a los rojinegros. wicky con el empate final 1 a 1. con este resultado los monarcas ganaron la copa jalisco con 4 puntos. en otro partido, chivas enfrenÓo a pumas. alfonso nieto adelantÓ a los felinos 1 a 0. carlos fierro con este bello gol logrÓ el empate a los 60 y luis pÉrez de penal puso el 2 a 1 de chivas. fierro una vez mÁs, con su segundo del partido puso el 3 a 1 final del rebaÑo sagrado, sobre pumas. ambos equipos terminaron con 3 puntos. pasamos a la mls el chicago fire enfrentÓ a el galaxy de los angeles. robbie king de penal puso frente al galaxy 1 a 0. quinn con el segundo del partido puso 2 a 0 final del galaxy sobre el chicago fire. >>> el australiano marc weber superÓ a fernando alonso y el alemÁn vettel terminamos con el tenis, el suizo roger federer conquistÓ su sÉptimo tÍtulo en winbledon. venciÓ a murray en 4 set. necesidad r federer arrasÓ ahumor en los cos aficiÓn, comenzo a llorar y nos tenÍa a todosiantes llorando, p estÁ u

roger came alive. murray, wicked fall. could have hurt himself. this game lasted 20 minutes. federer broke murray, who slipped on the grass, chasing down the lob. roger wins the third set. on championship point. federer serve he can. murray's shot goes wide. federer ties pete sampras, seventh wimbledon title and now number one in the world but a very emotional andy murray afterwards. >> everybody always talks about the pressure of playing at wimbledon, how tough it is, but, um, it's not the people watching -- they make it so much easier to play. the support has been incredible. so, thank you. >> yeah, i mean, i think i played some of my best tennis in the last couple of matches. it's work out so many times over the year here at wimbledon that i play my best in the semis and the finals. i couldn't be more happy. so it feels great being back here as the winner. >> mike: a's' and mariner tries to gel out off town in the rubber game and it took extra innings. the 1950 seattle rain nears and the oakland oaks, going retro. marilyn monroe and lucille ball loving it. the king looked sharp, f

as for its roger federer is a case of tennis once more after his triumph at wimbledon and anders got the latest . hello there thanks for watching the sports and these are the headlines. the grass master roger federer beats and he married to equal pete sampras his record of seven wimbledon title. but silverstone red bulls mark webber wins the british grand prix to cut the gap in the championship leader fernando long. and then deliver world champions russia book a place at next year's soccer well. but first roger federer has won a record equalling seventh wimbledon title fourteen andy murray's attempt to become the first brit to win it in seventy six years mary had never won a set in these three previous grand slam finals and put that right on center court taking the first against federer six four with some aggressive tennis. but that was as much as he would get federal start to define his rhythm among the next seven five to level the match. all right hold the play third set when the pair were tied three games all but when they returned it was federer who found a new gear and did the s

but first roger federer has won a record equalling seven wimbledon title fourteen andy murray's attempt to become the first brit to win the title in seventy six years murray had never won a set in his previous three grand slam finals and put that right on center court taking the first against federer six four with some aggressive tennis there but that was as much as he would get federal started to find his rhythm one the next seven five to level the match. all right hole to play in the third set in the pair were tied at three games all but when they returned it was federer who found a new gear under the center call roof winning the next three games to take it two sets to one lead and by the end the swiss was in cruise control seeing at the final set six four murray going wide on match point it's federer's seventh one with an title and his seventeenth grand slam title a tearful murray said he had given it is best while federer returns to the top of the world rankings for the first time in just over two years. and it was there was so much on the line to think of the world number one ranki

and so it is roger federer celebrating his seventh title.lso celebrating 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

roger federer winning his seventh wimbledon crown. the crowd was with a lot of disappointed looks and tears because the guy they wanted to win, andy murray was beat. federer clinched his seventh wimbledon and 17th grand slam event and takes back the number one ranking spot. murray was hoping to become the first brit to win bimableden since 1936 but not this time. >>> new information about the mysterious disease that is killing cambod yn children. nearly every child hospitalized with the syndrome has died. plus you could lose internet tomorrow. we will show you how to protect your computer from this nasty virus. this is new york state. we built the first railway, the first trade route to the west, the greatest empires. then, some said, we lost our edge. well today, there's a new new york state. one that's working to attract businesses and create jobs. a place where innovation meets determination... and businesses lead the world. the new new york works for business. find out how it can work for yours at thenewny.com. energy is being prod

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roger federer proved once again he's the best player in tennis. after losing first to murray, federer comes alive. drop shot can fall. federer takes the second set. how about power. an ace past murray to win the third set. on to match point. after a short rally, murray return is wide. federer wins his record-tying seventh wimbledon title and regains the number one ranking in the world. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm bill seward. >>> who did better than expected and who flopped this weekend at the box office? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, these may make you think of a wonderful pie. they mean something totally different that bills itself as cherry pit spitting capital of the world. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." a beautiful day here towards new york city. phil request as well. three sharp line with a better chance of thunderstorms down towards d.c., baltimore as well, extending back through a good portion of tennessee, even into the southeast, easte

in order to get past roger federer, he didn't do it. rray serving from the far court, federer can't return. murray takes the first set from federer, 6-4. crowd firmly in his corner. murray gets a little royal encouragement from kate middleton and her sister pippa. federer gets going after exchanging baseline shots, federer rushes the net, let's see. comes through with a devastating drop shot. federer takes the second set 7-5. he'll go on to win the third set as well. fourth set now. federer serving for the match and the title. murray is able to return the serve. after a short rally, murray's forehand goes wide and 30-year-old federer claims the wimbledon championship, tied with pete sampras and william renshaw for the most wimbledon championships of all time. the win makes him the number one player in the world yet again. he's won 17 majors in his career. as blissful as the day was for him, it was equally gut-wrenching for murray who struggled with his emotions after the match. >> i'm going to try this and it's not going to be easy. [ ch

murray has a day off to prepare for sunday's final against roger federer. it could be history in the making. it's been 74 years since britain had a home grown man in the final of wimbledon. murray has been trying very hard for the last three years to get this far. he's lost three semifinals. 11 british men have tried and failed to do what murray has finally done. there really is a murray mania spreading across these shores. they have said that she's going to be here in the royal box. the queen, apparently, might be coming. that is yet to be confirmed. hundreds of people are camping out already hoping to get their hands on those tickets to go inside and watch what could be a moment of history. no britain has one since all those years ago. >> roger federer will do anything he can to keep him from being a bit of british royalty there. thank you very much. >>> a four-legged friend now safe at home after going on a marathon journey to escape a fourth of july fireworks show. we'll show how he was rescued. g. and this is what inspires us to create new technology.

andy murray against six-time wimbledon champion roger federer of switzerland. and murray mainan, the entire nation biting its nails with each serve, each rally, each point. the butch chess of cambridge and his sister, pippa middleton, among the celebrities court side. both players outmaneuvered by the british rain. forcing a pause in play as the new roof was closed in the first time even in a men's final. then it was all federer. showing the steely focus that has made him the world's top tennis player, beating murray in three straight sets. but followed wasn't rain drops but tear drops from murray's devastated girlfriend, family and fans and the player himself. >> i'm going to try this and it's not going to be easy. the support has been incredible. so thank you. >> reporter: murray didn't win this time, but he sure was the people's champ here. and he showed he can play one tenacious game of tennis. he is just 25. and well, in is also next year. david? >> jeffrey kofman from a rainy london, thanks. >> plnchts is more ahead on "world news." thousands on alert of

but first to tennis where roger federer has ended russian mccallion is wimbledon hopes the world number three claiming a straight sets win in the quarter final clash in all honesty it was a one sided affair with the six time champion looking at his imperious best six one six two six two the dominant scoreline the swiss took the first set in just twenty eight minutes and was just as quick in wrapping up the second you see now has lost all fourteen matches that he's played against the thirty year old i just do would usually works against it and if it doesn't then you just adjust to it but. then again every match is different i don't take these matches easy i prepare for them like i do for any other big match and today things worked out great for me it's i'm very happy and. there was i suppose a roof great match for me i played aggressive served well again so i'm really pleased was performed. well awaiting a federer in the semifinals as well number one novak djokovic the defending champion didn't have to be at his awesome best in order to dispatch german florian meyer six four six one six

roger federer. it's a tough job for andy murray. david if you have $23,000, i could probably get you a ticket on centre court. >> i think it's late for that. thank you so much. i'll stick on the tv. we're exciting about serena and venus winning in doubles too. you can see a recap tomorrow. andy murray and roger federer. >>> and coming up. what opened up question about the death of natalie wood all these years later. [ female announcer ] research suggests the health of our cells plays a key role throughout our entire lives. ♪ one a day women's 50+ is a complete multi-vitamin designed for women's health concerns as we age. ♪ it has more of seven antioxidants to support cell health. that's one a day women's 50+ healthy advantage. with less chronic osteoarthritis pain. imagine living your life with less chronic low back pain. imagine you, with less pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one non-narcotic pill a day, every day, can help reduce this pain. tell your doctor right away if you

over in the men's side of action roger federer has ended mikail huge needs hopes the world number three claiming a straight sets win over the russian in their quarterfinal clash on wed and stay a one sided affair really with six time champion federer burley putting a foot wrong all along six one six two six two the final score the swiss taking the first seven just twenty eight minutes and was just as quick in wrapping up the second has now lost all fourteen much as he's played against fed express. the with these two would usually works against you and if it doesn't then you just adjust to it but. then again every match is different i don't take these matches easy i prepare for them like i do for any other big match and to day things worked out great for me so i'm very happy and. there was i suppose a roof great match for me i played aggressive served well again the so i'm really pleased with my for forms to. awaiting federer in the semifinals is world number one novak djokovic the defending champion hastily dispatching german florian meyer six four six one six four in just an hour on fo

over in the men's side of action roger federer has jumped at the last remaining russian the world number three claiming a straight sets win over the mikhail youzhny man in their quarter final clash on wednesday one sided affair really with six time champion federer burley putting a foot wrong all much long six one six two six then did the swiss securing the first set in just twenty eight minutes sun was just as quick in wrapping up the second. last all fourteen march as he's played against federer. awaiting the fed express in the semifinals is why. a longer one novak djokovic is the defending champ in history dispatching german florian meyer six four six one six four just an hour and forty five minutes but the top seed knows he's in for a sterner all test in the last four. he uses his serve really well and he opens up the court he he uses that slice real world to get the good the balls to slow and then you know he's very aggressive at times and he can defend well so i mean i guess he's going to see better but i think for me you know the grass grass courts are assuming he's tired of the g

. >> serena williams and roger federer. >> two old people. >> like you. >> right classic i consider myselfc. here is the thing they are both 30s. >> yes. >> they are still winning >> maizing. >> amazing but you know 30 is the new 20 maybe >> is it? >> they get it done. >> serena, you never saw this when people turned 30 in tennis back then they required 10 years earlier you saw teens maybe get to your 20s but never at 30 and roger federer going back to being number one in the world at the age of 30 i haven't seen it do you think people are just better conditioned >> i think it is training better conditioning technology to repair injuries all of those things are factors as well as being able to schedule yourself, knowing when to push and when not to. it is a totally different era. >> do you think they have staying power? serena, as long as she stays healthy she can compete at 35, roger federer. >> i don't think it has anything to do with the body but the mind. the body can be repaired. >> really? are you going against tiger woods in his mid-30s not winning? >> physically he might be okay, m

over the men's out of action roger federer has jumped the last remaining russian the world number three claiming a straight sets win over a mci l usually in their quarter final clash and when say a one side of the for a really with six time champ federer burley putting a foot wrong all much long six one six two six two how it ended the swiss securing the first seven just twenty eight minutes i was just as quick and wrapping up the second youzhny has now lost all fourteen much as he has played against federer. with. winning the fed express in the semifinals as world number one novak djokovic the defending champion he still in the spot german florian meyer six four six one six four in just an hour and forty five minutes but the top seed knows he's in for a sterner test in the last. two uses his serve really well and you know opens up the corgi he uses that slice through world to get the good the balls to bounce low and then you know he's very aggressive at times and he can defend well so i mean i guess he's going to see better but i think for me you know the grass grass courts are assumin

it's time champion roger federer is also through this way staying on course for a record you please said. the force a winner against belgium germany in the. world rain caused problems on monday andy murray's match with it was suspended with the fourth seed a set up while semifinalists last year general from song there was a set down against american molly fish wondering holding that one but russian mikhail youzhny the weather system and in five sets next up roger federer in the last eight. now euro two thousand and twelve may be over but for the host countries the effect will be felt for a long time to come ok partridge looks now at how a month in the spotlight could help boost ukraine's tourist industry. football the world's favorite sport and big business poland and ukraine pumped around forty billion euros into their country's infrastructure to co-host euro two thousand and twelve economists a host nations rarely profit from big tournament but the feel good value proved priceless this is fresh out of st one of the main roads of central kiev lined with shops and leading to independence

six hundred champion roger federer is also through this we're staying on course for a record equalling seventh title with a force that's when against belgian. world rain that caused problems on monday andy murray's match with myron shalit was postponed with the fourth seed a set up a finalist last year wolf which song it was a set down against mardy fish when rain altered that one the russian mikhail youzhny whether dennis istomin in five sets the next up for usually roger federer in the quarter finals. now to cycling or britain's mark cavendish has won the second stage of this year's tour de france the world champion beating germany's on pole in a bunch sprint for the finish line cavendish seen here in the yellow helmet when the sprinters green jersey in last year's race and threw down a marker to his rivals on monday switzerland's family and councillor stays in the lead in the lead as yellow jersey i should say and remain seven seconds ahead of another great bragging wiggins in the general classification. now euro twenty twelve it may be over but for the host countries the effect wil