what do you think serena williams' legacy is? >> every single time you watch women's tennis and you see power and you see passion and you see the speed, obviously you make -- you see more people of color. all of that is attached to both venus and serena. >> her legacy, passion, grit, determination, never saying no to a challenge, for me the longevity of her greatness is something that we probably won't see for a very long time. >> reporter: in reflecting on her own legacy, serena wrote in that "vogue" article, "i'd like to think that thanks to the opportunities afforded to me women athletes feel that they can be themselves on the court. they can play with aggression and pump their fists. they can be strong yet beautiful. they can wear what they want and say what they want and kick butt and be proud of it all." >> this is a once in a generational talent. you're never going to see this again. simply because you can't get much better. >> is she the greatest of all time? >> when you think about the fact that she's had to carry this s

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it has taken serena a good chunk of those 25 years to become the much loved serena williams.— serenailliams. yes, that's true, and that's _ serena williams. yes, that's true, and that's true - serena williams. yes, that's true, and that's true for i serena williams. yes, that's true, and that's true for a i serena williams. yes, that's| true, and that's true for a lot dominant athletes. i play double5 with martina for ten years and she was not truly beloved until the end, and the new york crowd, the us open crowd will embrace serena williams and leave nothing on the table, and we saw at wimbledon, 5aid the table, and we saw at wimbledon, said the court when she lost to harmony town and there was more love out there for her then, and people tend to appreciate the5e dominant, amazing athletes at the end of their career even more when they are champions, because they are champions, because they often look to the underdog and the quantity the underdog, but i don't think there will be any mixed emotions, it is all in for serena williams, but can you imagine if she plays readers in the us

. >>> serena williams' triumph at the u.s. open. >> game. >> the stunning win in front of the adoring crowd including her young daughter and the post-match tribute to serena from billie jean king along with a surprise from oprah. >>> months after the big slap, chris rock says he's been invited to host the oscars. how he responded. >>> the backlash after a popular news anchor loses her job. did her gray hair play a role? what her bosses say and the so-called go gray movement she's inspiring. >>> later, a real morning jolt for coffee lovers courtesy of inflation. >>> good tuesday morning, everyone. we begin with a developing story. the city of jackson, mississippi, declaring an emergency because of a crisis affecting up to 250,000 people. >> the national guard is being called in because there's no water. officials now warning the city will be without water indefinitely because the water treatment plant has failed and there's apparently no backup leaving families there scrambling. this morning, people in jackson, mississippi, are

it didn't need a serena williams or do you know who this player is? she's just serena. had a long-standing rhythm at vogue. shirk really speak from her heart. she talks about mother hood, the challenges with olympia, the pressure she faced on the irrelevant co. that gives her the space and also allows for the celebrations here in front at another wta1000 and at the u.s. open in new york. >> and finally, could serena win the u.s. open? could she get that 24th title? >> i am never one to doubt serena williams. it is going to be a steep, steep climb. yes, it's going to be a tough one but yes, she can win the u.s. open. >> nick, i really hope she can do it. thank you so much for joining us there from toronto. siena williams, the giant of the women's game. she is moving on from tennis after the u.s. open having dominated the sport for 25 years. she has inspired a whole generation of new players and i should say of amateur players like myself and i cannot wait to see her play at the u.s. open. i'll be there as will so many others. thank you so much for watching bbc world news

it has taken serena a good chunk of those 25 years to become the much—loved serena williams.play doubles with martina navratilova for ten years and she was not truly beloved until the end, and the new york crowd, the us open crowd will embrace serena williams and leave nothing on the table, and we saw at wimbledon, said the court when she lost to harmony tan, and there was more love out there for her then, and people tend to appreciate these dominant, amazing athletes at the end of their career even more than when they are champions, because they often look to the underdog and they want to cheer for the underdog, but i don't think there will be any mixed emotions, it is all in for serena williams, but can you imagine if she plays venus in the us open first round! there could be some crazy stories coming out of the last major of the year. the humane society of the united states has rescued 4,000 beagle dogs and puppies from being sold to laboratories for drug experimentation. an investigation into evigo rms, the company running the facility, found several breaches of animal we

amna: serena williams was raised in compton, california. richard, coached her and sister venus on public courts. big things were expected, from an early age. here is serena at 11. >> i would like to be a tennis player. >> would you want to be like? >> i want other people to be like me. amna: three years later, she turned pro. three years after that, she won her first grand slam title. at the 1999 u.s. open. she was just 17. injuries threatened to derail williams career. an ankle sprain forced her to withdraw from the 2002 australian open. but within months, she was hoisting trophies again. winning the french open, the u.s. open, and wimbledon, defeating big sister venus in each of those finals. serena williams had solidified her place as the number one player in the world. and her impact on the game, says tennis legend chris evert, is undeniable. >> there's two things abo serena. i think the legacy about her game is she brought power a new level of power into the game. and also venus too . the williams sisters have brought power. they broug

and i think that with serena, she left all her emotions on the court.confronted that poor line judge and told her what she was going to do with that racket, she was going to stick it down her throat. and serena is one of the sweetest people you want to meet off the court. but anybody at courtside, they were like, yikes. after a serena williams match, and i'm sure if that happens tonight, you will know exactly how she feels. she's not going to sugarcoat it. that's what i love about her. it is so wrong what she leaves on the court. -- soraw what she leaves on the court. at she has done for that sport is phenomenal. there should be statues of venus and serena in australia, at the french open, at wimbledon, there should be statues that each of those grand slam was of what they have done for that sport. it is hard for us to take the meure of, but it's just immeasurable. amna: i think you and i will be among the millions watching and waiting to see what happens as she closes out this remarkable chapter. thank you so much for your time. >> my pleasure. amna: o

i put serena in the top five.one, she is a transcendent athlete like michael jordan was for basketball. i feel like people don't understand what she's done for the sport. she's changed it. the best thing i noticed last night, looking at young players watch her play. coco gauff is in the audience, watching intensely. she's a top 20 player. she's like, look at serena, she's the best, in awe watching her play. that's not something you see often. certain athletes have it, and that is serena. i have to add this. >> i'm jealous you got to be there. >> it was so amazing. i don't know if everyone noticed the passing of the torch. it was olympia, she had the braids and the beads as serena and venus had the braids and the beads when they came to tennis, it was so shocking in this very white world. serena passed the torch. >> of course serena talking there about just the amazing story from compton to the very top of supremely competitive sports, and one that excluded, to a large degree, people of color here. who in the tenni

serena's appearances at u.s.aranteed a display of her legendary fashion and fiery competitive spirit. >> yes, i said you're a thief, because you stole a point from me. >> reporter: but to her biggest fans, serena's name will always be synonymous with the sport. >> i think she touched the world. she touched the entire tennis (male) there are many voices in today's world. everyone is voicing their opinions about everything, and jesus is no exception to that. what if there was a clear voice telling you exactly who jesus is? (male announcer) join dr. david jeremiah as he teaches who jesus is and what that means for your life. tune in to dr. jeremiah's new series, "christ above all", on the next "turning point", right here on this station. oh ms. flores. you're the leader of many and pet wrangler, too. so becoming a student again might seem impossible. national university is here to support all of you. national university. supporting the whole you. >>> finally tonight, what started as one nursing home's high-tech solu

and that is very much. serena williams is doing an oversee. serena is also a black icon. i mean, look at wimbledon quite a stayed old fashioned place, you have to wear white and she's owned it for years and years and years. he's proved that a young black girl from michigan can make it at wimbledon and in a sport like tennis, which many people would say was quite a little. but now young, but kids around the world say, no, i can do it. i can do it should be, she has soared to all kinds of hides, but when she was asking, why are you retiring? she said, because i want to be a mom. i want to talk to be a mom that really just cemented her connection with all the people did that. i mean, she's a, she's an authentic person. totally, totally. and it's not a last will hear of a, i mean, she was the executive producer on king, which said the film that a father chain term and an assistive venus. and she's married to the co founder of the social media website. read it. she's got an investment fund and she's got a clothing brand. she'll still be in the public eye. mark, thank you. is a

open -- serena.sional tennis tournament, fans have been clamoring for the chance to see the final moments in the 23-time grand slam champion's career. following her announcement, ticket prices for the first rounds of the tournament have leapt almost 40% to over $400 a ticket. >> the center court night session was really sold very quickly once everyone heard that that's going to be serena's match. i think we're all excited to see that. >> reporter: former number one player and espn analyst, caroline wozniacki, is one of serena's closest friends. >> i think anything can happen when we have serena williams here, the greatest female tennis player of all time, and i think she can surprise anyone. let's just see and take one match at a time. >> reporter: serena is currently ranked number 605 in the world. her opponent, danka kovinic, of montenegro is ranked 80th. >> serena williams. >> reporter: but serena won't be competing alone. the 41-year-old bringing along the woman who has been by her side her entir

. >>> and one last championship run serena williams begins what is likely her final quest for tennis glory. >> this is nbc "nightly news" with kate snow. >> good evening. the question for u.s. intelligence, do the classified documents taken from former president trump's mar-a-lago home, pose any potential risk to national security if they were disclosed? the director of national intelligence confirming her office will do an assessment while a parallel department of justice criminal investigation continues. members of congress from both parties had requested that review after seeing the heavily redacted affidavit released on friday the democratic heads of the intelligence and oversight committees wrote they feared the documents could endanger human sources. separately, a florida judge indicating she might side with mr. trump and appoint an outsider to look at the documents. monica alba is at the white house to break it all down. >> reporter: tonight, the nation's top intelligence officials assessing the possible damage from the trove of classified documents retrieved from mar-a-lago.

have you spoken to serena about what comes after retirement?hat we've had. i think that's already taken care of itself. i mean, to be quite honest. she wants another baby, so that will certainly take up a lot of time, and then of course she's got serena ventures, she's got her businesses. i think that's already sort of taken care of. my job or my hope this week is just to make sure she has a great u.s. open. >> and we all know how incredible serena is, but she's going into this tournament unseeded and ranked 608th in the world if i have that right. do you think she can pull this off, another grand slam title? >> i mean, look, never say never when it comes to serena williams. when anyone has ever doubted her, she's usually proved them wrong, but the reality is she hasn't played a lot of matches. she had a terrible injury last year at woimbledon and she wasnt able to play the u.s. open last year. she hasn't played much tennis at all even in the latter part of this year when she made her comeback at wimbledon. we're being realistic. the most impor

williams.— still serena williams. _ still serena williams. there may not be a fairy what -- fairy _ still serena williams. there may not be a fairy what -- fairy tale - be a fairy what —— fairy tale ending, but in her words, she's going to try. reginaldo rosario, bbc news. tennis writer stephanie myles was watching serena's press conference last night, and felt the 23—time grand slam champion was a little reluctant not to give the press more. she didn't let the cat out of the bag. we felt at times that she wanted... she was trying to say something dumb back so i'm glad that she's not making a production out of it —— say something. so she can get herjust do in the airport. 0ften unfairly, she has not gotten the respect she deserves. at the australian open, some to ask if she was the last, and if it was, you'll never know. indicating she might fade into the sunset without having any kind of farewell. i'm glad she's doing it this way and it's nice and short and sweet.— doing it this way and it's nice and short and sweet.

serena's appearances at u.s. open almost guarantee aid display of her legendary fashion and fiery competitive spirit. >> i said you're a thief because you stole a point from me. >> reporter: but to her biggest fans, serena's name will always be synonymous with the sport. >> i think she touched the world. she touched the entire tennis world. >> reporter: she sure did. moongz those 23,000 people who will be watching from inside the stadium, i'm told that about 100 of them will be friends and family of serena williams. and just to give you a sense of how hot this ticket is. one resaler posted a front-row seat, norah, for only $90,000. >> o'donnell: jericka, i'm sojeh now o inflation because it has begun to cool, but food prices remain high, and that is making it difficult for many families to afford even basic groceries. food ba bank across the countrye feeling the impact of high prices with long lines and new faces as more families struggle to make ends meet. cbs' janet shamlian goes in depth to look at the growing

absolutely serena a. and and we all know the long story with serena and her sister venus from their humble beginnings and compton with the illustrious white wavy beads in their hair, ultimately leading them to an unprecedented run that many. did not expect to happen. and quite honestly, many did not want to see, especially with many of the hall of famers who were the face of women's women's tennis at that point, unapologetically, and this ad speaks to that beautifully, unapologetically both serena and her sister, and we saw that documented in this most recent film about their lives. they unapologetically hit the scene and they never looked back and we are better off for it, not just as a viewing public a fan, but also just as a citizen. trying to move social and civil discourse in this country. we are a lot to both serena and beans. alright sean fletcher really appreciate your time going to be exciting to see what the future holds for serena williams. thank you. thank you. alright i'm next here on the fou

if serena is one-day tennis _ serena is one—day tennis commentator, great.pia, she's passionate about that, confident and i think family means so much to her. she doesn't need to be in the commentary booth. she's done all of her talking out there on the court with the racket.— her talking out there on the court with the racket. thank you so much for “oinini with the racket. thank you so much forjoining us- _ and last few minutes of white house press secretary has been asked of president biden knew about the fps plan to carry out a raid on former president trump's home in florida. this is how he responded to the question from a journalist at the briefing. question from a “ournalist at the briefini. :, , , :, , :, briefing. no. the president was not a- iroved, briefing. no. the president was not approved. was _ briefing. no. the president was not approved, was not _ briefing. no. the president was not approved, was not aware _ briefing. no. the president was not approved, was not aware of - briefing. no. the president was not approved, was not aware of it, - b

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she said allow yourself, serena, to be great and serena did just that.e we go, again, on wednesday night, guys. an amazing night here at the u.s. open. >> good for serena. she only has to allow herself to be great. [ laughter ] >>> we have a lot more coming up here on "gma," including the shouting match between the prosecutor and the defense for former lawyer alex murdaugh, accused of killing his wife and son. >>> the duke volleyball player who said a fan yelled racist slurs at her during a match tells her story. her family is calling for accountability. >>> first, let's go back to ginger. >> i don't know if you saw that post about zombie ice in gree greenland. i thought i'd explain. greenland has that shelf, it's one of two, antarctica and greenland. it has ice up to 100,000 years old but on top you get the fresh snow that falls, compacts and makes new ice. that's the cycle. it's like a conveyer belt. what is happening, these scientists have just found is that that new ice is being starved of snow. now we know the arctic is warming four times faster tha

craig gabrielle talking about serena's use.nto evigo rms, the company running the facility, found several breaches of animal welfare laws, including overcrowding and starvation. 0livia 0tigbah reports. a wide yawn perhaps signifying relief after a long day of being rescued. life certainly hasn't been squeaky toys and cuddles for these beagles. they were destined to be sold to laboratories for drug experiments. us humane society is leading the operation. 4,000's a big number, and it's going to take 60 days to get all of these animals out, and working with our shelter and rescue partners across the country, working with them to get these dogs into — eventually into an ever loving home. in may, the us department ofjustice sued evigo rms, a dog breeding facility in cumberland, virginia, citing animal welfare violations. good girl. government inspectors found beagles being starved, locked in cages and even killed. republican state senator bill stanley has been involved in the rescue effort. back in 2019, we discovered that there was

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full circle for serena.hat when serena started her professional career, which is in 1995, she was a teenager. over 70 players that are currently in the field. that's 127 of the other players, over 70 of them were not even born yet. here is serena as a mother. as someone as you said who has done it all in tennis. she will go down as the greatest of all time no matter what happens tonight, and for the rest of the tournament, this is a celebration of serena, on that she is meant for tennis, for sports, and all that she's meant for speaking out on behalf of women, on behalf of african american women. she will leave behind, it's way more than which he's done on the tennis court. that's saying a lot. >> so carrie, how much of a celebration has it been in the stands with surreally -- serena williams on the court? >> it's been a great one. first of all, thank you all for having me, patrick i have to go find you. and harass you, second of all, her mood is electric. everyone is excited. i'm speaking for myself. i'm al

. >>> and serena williams is set for center court at greatest of all time enters her final u.s. open "early today" starts right now >>> good monday morning, i'm dara brown >> i'm phillip mena. we begin with breaking news. another deadly shooting inside a soup market. two people were killed inside of a safeway in bend, oregon. authorities found the suspect deceased inside the store when they arrived >> officers responded. when they arrived they entered the safeway immediately. they found the apparent shooter dead inside safeway, where they found an ar-15-style rifle in close proximity to the shooter >> they were following up on other shooters in the area but had not found any other evidence >>> commanders' rookie brian robinson is in stage condition this morning after he was shot in washington, d.c the former university of alabama standout was the victim of a possible armed robbery or carjacking and was shot twice in the lower body police are looking for two people in connection with the shooting and in a statement, the commanders said his injuries are not life-threatening and te

. > >> still ahead, superstar serena superstar serena williams is prg to step away from the game. reaction from a bay area coach o played with her early on in her career. > >> and a new safety tool on snap snap chat. how parents can see o their kids are messaging. > >> water too salty to drink? hoe bay area city is building a majr solution to our drought. > >> and the clouds just beginning beginning to reform along the coast. we'll see the fog spreadg back out later tonight, but a nice evening ahead of us. we'll ♪ ♪ elon musk says tesla's full self-driving software is “amazing”, it will “blow your mind.” but does it work? this happens over and over again. 100,000 tesla drivers are already using full self-driving on public roads. i'm dan o'dowd. i'm a safety engineer and tesla full self-driving is the worst commercial software i've ever seen. tell congress to shut it down. paid for by the dawn project. >> tennis superstar serena williams announced she's gettiny to step away from temperature tennis. this comes after she won her first singles match in a in a year. here's reaction fro

. >>> and serena williams advancing at the u.s. open, cheered on by a record-breaking and star-studded crowd when she takes the court next >>> good evening a tragic irony unfolding in mississippi where just days ago record rains inundated the jackson area yet tonight that city finds itself in desperate need of usable water after failure of the main treatment plant. governor tate reeves declaring a state of emergency, saying the city cannot produce enough water to meet other critical needs and imploring residents to not drink this water tonight officials are struggling to distribute bottled water to the estimated 180,000 people affected as we reported last night, the jackson area has suffered water infrastructure issues for years most recently, boil-water notices have been in effect. the crisis now worsened by the recent floodwaters, and it is raining there again tonight. nbc is in jackson. >> reporter: tonight, a race to distribute water in jackson, mississippi. cars lined up for miles outside distribution centers full of locals ho

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i spoke with well, happier serena williams. now, 40 years old williams revealed the count down his started to a glittering career at the major, where it all began. i love playing known since like amazing but you know, so i can't do this forever. so it's just like sometimes you just wanted try your best to enjoy. the moments serena has become in, i cod, in inspiration to the next generation of tennis players. and arguably, the greatest of all time williams 1st met to new york could also be the final match of her decorated singles career. if it is, fans will still be able to see serena alongside her sister venus in the doubles tournament at the us open the more on serena williams funds on the u. s. i think neil, we have my car going here from d, w. sports mark. and that stuff in new york at the us open. what are 3 chances you think? well in days gone by, you would have said very good. she's facing a donkey coven, it from one to negotiate the well number 80. but he's not going by. this is the here. no, no, no 40. and she's, she's

., ., ~ serena again. i think we have to say goodbye, but never say no there is a great way to in the back. —— end. stephanie myles, thank you very much for speaking to me. lots more on our website. thank you very much. hello. the heatwave is upon us, but it will take a few days before you get those really high temperatures. the high pressure is with us and has been here for such a long time now. are the any rainfall for many parts of the country, and it will stay bone dry at least for the rest of the week and possibly into the weekend. here's a morning weather, so some sunshine and temperature around 15 degrees. similar values in western scotland, and what can i say? sunshine from the word go. we got the high 20s in northern england, easily into the 30s across southern england and parts of wales. on thursday, we see that water stream of air out of the near continent, spreading across england into wales and southwest england. also ireland, where it will be very hot, so this is when the extreme heat warning

and over the course of her career, serena williams made 92 white women cry. 92! ( applause ) white women. serene afs whooping them white women's ass. tennis is messed up. serena whipped your ass, and you have to stay out there with her while she gets her trophy. and the white woman be sniffling. holding the damn trophy. foreign white women, too. these are tough women. they've seen war. and serena still broke their ass down. crying and sniffling. then you can't complain about it. you can't go on the internet and complain about it, because if you complain about it on the internet, he's on reddit, too. that's the balls. she married -- she married the reddit man. so she gets a little piece of it. >> ohanian. >> that's what i said. that's his name. and then, also, man, you know, i just think above all, it's important that we know-- as serena goes into whatever chapter is next for her, whatever she decides to do, we just hope that as you continue your legacy, we hope that it includes continuing to make weak-ass people cry. ( applause ) and we thank you for that. more t

open women's singles champion, serena williams. >> reporter: it was this month, serena announcing shem tennis, to focus on her family and her daughter, olympia. and tonight, right before her match, posting this cover of "time" magazine and her message, a simple -- "thank you, everybody. it's been incre kcrincredible." she set the standard. i'll see you tomorrow night. good night. >> good afternoon. >> a 13-year-old child is the victim in a shooting at a school in east oakland. sky 7 flew over madison park academy shortly after the incident. you can see dozens of parents outside the school waiting to pick up their children and hopefully see their child is safe. this shooting was reported at 1:00 p.m. kristen: at a news conference moments ago, oakland chief armstrong says a suspect was taken into custody without incident. >> officers were able to quickly and safely take the shooter into custody as well as provide medical aid to the student. we have recovered the firearm as well. sadly, gun violence is impacting our schools as well. >> that shooting is the latest in what has been a viole

>> and serena evolving.he tennis legend who many say is the greatest woman to ever play the sport ready for the next adventure. >> it's amazing, but you know, it's like -- i can't do this forever. thanks to chase, angie's not sweating this text since there's zero overdraft fees if she overdraws by $50 or less. and, kyle, well, he's keeping calm with another day to adjust his balance if he overdraws by more than $50. overdraft assist from chase. make more of what's yours. ♪ >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. child star jenette mccurdy grew up playing the sunny, plucky role of sam on "i, carley." behind the camera she says she suffered an agonising adolescence marked by eating disorders and abuse from her exacting and dominating mother. my "nightline" coanchor juju chang has the story. >> on the outside, i was doing a lot of -- performing the tap dancing, the smile and the showing up and landing on my mark, and i'm going to just do what i need to do and be this happy-go-lucky nickelodeon kid. >> my na

open women's singles champion, serena williams. >> reporter: it was this month, serena announcing shem tennis, to focus on her family and her daughter, olympia. and tonight, right before her match, posting this cover of "time" magazine and her message, a simple -- "thank you, everybody. it's been incredible." she set the standard. i'll see you tomorrow night. good night. it's fatal. it's potent and it's being marketed to kids tonight the i-team with the rise of rainbow fentanyl and the worst algae bloom in san francisco bay what's causing it and why there's a need for a new warning tonight. i'm meteorologist sandia patel intense and potentially dangerous heat for the holiday weekend. i'll have the forecast coming up abc 7 news at 6:00 starts right now. building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. what is in the water? it's killing fish. it's endangering wildlife and it's worth the warning before people all over the bay area hit the beaches for the hut labor day weekend. good evening, and thank you for joining us. i'm dion limb and i'm dan ashley wha

and what she says is never say never on serena williams.ere she ties a beautiful ribbon around an extraordinary career. >> you did talk to her newest coach, a coach just brought in from australia just for this what could be her final open. we don't know how far she'll get. what did her coach have to say? >> reporter: well, having not spoken to her final coach for this, but we spoke to the woman who is running the u.s. open this year. and one of the things she's saying is you can expect this place is going to be lit up with excitement. this is the largest tennis arena in the world, with 23,000 people. and she says serena has made a mark on this game, but it's not just about tennis. what she said certainly serena and venus are at the top, but they want to do more than that. take a listen. >> talk about serena. dominated the game and redefined this game of tennis. is that fair to say? >> more than fair. we look at the mosaic of tennis. it's still white, but it's a lot more black and brown than it was when serena and venus started their journey

i'm serena marshall in washington.arrested in the saturday night drive-by shooting in downtown indianapolis that left a dutch soldier dead and two others wounded. 22-year-old shemar duncan was arrested on preliminary charges of murder. the dutch soldiers were in the u.s. for training. >>> following the record-breaking floods in pakistan that has killed more than 1100 people and left millions more displaced, the united nations and pakistan leaders have appealed for $160 million in emergency funding. the u.s. government said on tuesday they'd provide $30 million in aid. >>> and it's been 25 years since the death of princess diana. prince harry said last week he hopes the day is filled with memories of his mother's incredible work. for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm serena marshall, cbs news, washington. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> we want to begin with a humanitarian crisis that's unfolding here at a major city in america as a state of emergency is de

. >>> and serena shines. serena williams wins her opening match at the u.s. open, lifted by a star-studded crowd and her family. as the icon begins what could be the final tournament of her legendary career. "today," tuesday, august 30, 2022. >> announcer: from nbc news this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning and welcome to "today." thank you for joining us on this tuesday morning. i'm sheinelle jones alongside willie geist. savannah and hoda are off this morning. >> nobody wants that magic to end for serena. >> it was a late night for a lot of us, but it was worth it. it was electric, wasn't it? >> yeah, the building -- you have those nights at flushing meadows at that stadium. last night was one of them. serena winning in straight sets capturing a little bit of that old serena. we just hope she can keep it going. we'll have much more on that match, and you don't want to miss what serena had to say after it. we'll get to that in just a bit. >>> let's begin with the severe weather having a

for serena there was althea.arlem native althia gibson who broke down barriers in the sport of tennis. she was the first black player to kemp eat in the u.s. open, she was also the first black player to win wimbledon. the 29 year old was greeted with a ticker tape parade of broadway, a first for a woman of color. by the end of the decade, she had won unimpressive 11 grand slam titles, and the next black woman to win a grand slam title, none other than serena williams herself. the new york times points out that both serena and venus williams are known admirers of ms. gibson. in 1999, serena, then 17, faxed missteps in the list of questions in connection with the school projects. and the sisters used a photo of miss gibson on the back cover of a black history newsletter that they created. last week, on what would've been althia gibson's 95th birthday, the block on 143rd street in harlem, where she grew up, was re-names off the a gibson way. a celebration of two tennis

up next, serena's swansong will have to wait.n after the match. kumasi: taking action to prevent gun violence, but what does it actually cost in the south bay? reggie: what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is clear yes on prop 27. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26 is a money grab that doesn't guarantee a cent for non-gaming tribes. 27 requires 15% of all state revenues go to non-gaming tribes. the choice is clear. yes, on 27. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: now is 6:30, president biden talking gun control and crime today. what he's calling on lawmakers to do. kumasi: and the link between homelessness and health. why some of our bay area homeless or at a higher risk for death. reggie: and a wild night at a rodeo -- kumasi: this is florida. reggie: it was florida doing florida. kumasi: there is no shortag

serena williams turns 41 next month. focus on growing her family and her business serena williams is widely regarded as one of the greatest athletes ever. she's a 23-time grand slam champion, and a four-time olympic gold medalist. she has 73 singles titles and 23 doubles titles now serena williams says she plans to call it quits after the u.s. open set for later this month. outside the stadium in new york city, here's cnbc's valerie castro. >> reporter: this month's "vogue" cover featureding tennis superstar serena williams and her farewell to the sport, saying i'm terrible at good-byes. her 4-year-old daughter olympia also on the cover. williams says one reason she's stepping away from the game is the desire to expand her family, pointing out she can't do both if i were a guy i wouldn't be writing this because i'd be out there playing and winning while my wife was doing the physical labor of expanding our family, adding i definitely don't want to be pregnant again as an athlete. besides being a mother, her attention als

serena has 23.es finals where she has just come up short as the runner-up but still even without breaking that record. she is certainly chased it. they're just really is no one -- allowed people who are called the g.o.a.t. and sports. they play team sports. right? tom brady plays a team sport. serena is out there on her own. >> that is true. there is nowhere to hide you make a mistake it is all new. i think that is why we have grown to love tennis. it's a sport i played my whole life. and grown to love serena. and the power and her ability to win as you said, she's fallen short for -- this is the most competitive time in the history of women's tennis. so she is the greatest of all time. it is so much harder for her to win now than it was in the -- in the 1970s or 80s. and so i think that's one of the things we are seeing here. that's rain is just so dominant that the most important and most difficult time to do it. and has made it, i think all the more interesting for people to watch. we see the emo