she put out iga swiatek at the start of the tournament and serena williams.as been playing much more in the last few games. causing problems, bringing variety. she has a chance now, she will serve in the second set and it looks like she was heading out in straight sets. we also have a second semifinal to come. onsjabeur, also have a second semifinal to come. ons jabeur, trying to make history for the north african and arab world. she is going to have a mammoth protest in front of aryna sabalenka. she of course has given us some of her best moments at these championships. really getting to grips a lot more where the grass. we know she is more comfortable and harder services but we can see she is more at ease. a lot of people when you're speaking to them, they are saying it is partly between aryna sabalenka or ons jabeur. elina svitolina tries to level things up. she is staying with a mate of hers in southfield and she had only rarely arranged to be here for the first week maximum. he wasn't expecting her to be there for the second week. she could well be a wim

she didn't have it her own way against her opponent who had previously beaten iga swiatek and serena williams on the grass. she caused problems despite being injured herself but the kazakhstan national going through in straight sets. no such joy for casper ruud, a man who has reached three of the last four grand slam finals, he came unstuck on grass yet again, this time against the british wildcard liam brody, a man whose only just inside the world's top 150, took the match in five sets, denis shapovalov awaits him next. elina svitolina is the highest ranked ukrainian player, she is through to the third round having reached the quarter—finals at roland—garros last month, understandably emotional after her 3—set win. friday should be an absolute cracker here, novak djokovic, iga swiatek, carlos alcaraz, aryna sabalenka and last year's beaten finalist ons jabeur are all scheduled to play. all hoping to reach the second week of these championships. not only is it ten years since andy murray's wimbledon title, 2013 also the year of marion butterly�*s�* victory, her only grand slam one at the 47th

serena williams unable to travel, heavily pregnant at the moment.rapping on her leg. she has missed five months with tell mac of tennis already this year, but she was good in birmingham —— five months of tennis. she won that match before she ended up losing to the eventual winner, but venus williams started this match against elina svitolina splaying really well, then slipped at the net. has not of the same since she lost at first set 6—4. she has been broken already, so it looks like venus williams is going out of these championships and we don't quite frankly know if we will see her back here again, but i'm sure most of that crowd on centre court be 20 wheeler over the line. when we think about great champions of this credible tournament, they are not many of them left in the draw for some expected novak djokovic to win the men's draw, but andy murray tomorrow, what realistic chance will we have? we wait to see how he gets on. it is a bumper day when we will also see sabalenka in the defending champion take to the court as well, but that is it for

tambiÉn serena williams.su debut fue como mandado de hacer. pamela: quÉ lindo reportaje. vamos con ricardo aramberrique estÁ junto a los hinchas pidiendo esta emociÓn. ricardo: muchas gracias. aquÍ los fanÁticos estÁn celebrando en grande, contentos con el resultado. los fanÁticos desde temprano en la tarde comenzar una fiesta. cientos de hinchas se reunieron en el estacionamientopara la previa ritmo de la mÚsica y no podÍa faltar carne y choripÁnes, o sea a divertirse. lo hicieron como si estuviera en una final. los hinchas del cruz azul llegaron animados. los del inter superiores en nÚmero tenÍan otras ideas. obviamente lo que los une es la camiseta del equipo y por supuesto, messi. en el estadio la multitud reclamaba al jugador, lo que vino fue el gol del inter en el primer tiempo. celebraciÓn, fuegos artificiales. indiscutiblemente aquÍ en esta fanaticada lo que estÁn esperando es que entre messi, pero dicen que el inter sigue siendo nÚmero uno. de hecho, estaba calentando justo delante de nosotros. messi

la tenista serena williams, no querían perderse el primer partido de messi en el inter de miami. >>>esde australia, no tienen los detalles, delante. >>> en este mundo de mujeres ha llegado un día de los más esperados, día en el que se presentan la cantera del mundoestados unidos intentando conseguir lo que nunca nadie ha logrado anteriormente, tres campeonatos del mundo de manera consecutiva, el inicio, historiadores por cero se porto defensivamente a la altura, muchos esperábamos una goleada escandalosa para vietnam hizo su trabajo y estados unidos por conducto de smith que marcó en dos ocasiones y asistió también en la zona parte para poder ampliar el marcador, terminando así con este 3 x 0 a favor de estados unidos, insisto, no fue partido perfecto pero bajo ninguna condición, ninguna circunstancia se puede considerar un mal debut cuando en una copa del mundo arrancan ganando 3 x 0, ganó estados unidos y seguimos con la cobertura. >>> gracias miguel desde sydney en australia. hablaremos ahora de la ola de >>> ciento milrlones de golpea 84 millones de personas estÁn bajo advertenci

player in history -- the third player in history to reach that milestone after roger federer and serena williams. under notable results of the day, jannik sinner beat diego schwartzman in three sets. daniil medvedev and frances tiafoe won their games while stefanos tsitsipas and dominic team -- dominic thiem from austria played a five-set thriller with the greek ultimately coming out on top. we will bring you the rest of the action throughout the week. finally, in his first ever tour de france, it is australia's jay inslee who has stormed in to win the fifth stage. it was a grueling mountain ride. he put his foot on the pedal when it mattered most and niched 32 seconds ahead of the italian in the second with the austrian in third, although for the defending champion, it was also a great day as he pulled off a tactical win. family is now on top of the general classification and takes the yellow jersey from adam yates. this is what it means to him. >> yeah, it is incredible. this is a massive privilege and honor and a dream come true, really. mark: looks like a very happy man. >> very happy indeed

what's not good talking about casting serena williams and had 23 titles just yes. but she's got the talent and she's got incredible homes. if you choose to watch one, if it matches, you will think she's got something against her opponent. she's just don't hungry to win every single match. tell him we'll take a sofa and then the rest of it is that hunger and dedication. he's got boasting absolute spies. serious determination. anthony howard from dw sports. thank you so much. extra. are totally tens of thousands of people have turned out to celebrate pride across south america. drag performers and members of the l g. b t. q plus community took to the streets of la pause in bolivia in the name of diversity calling for an end to discrimination. huge crowds also lined the parade route through the center of lima and the you are watching the news from berlin. just reminder, the top story we're following for you palestinian officials engineering say at least 4 people were killed by this really error rate in the air and it's really rate in the occupied. westbank city is rea

talked about another djokovic numbers, the prince and championships is one he wants to get past serena williamss fearing the end of his career, another djokovic is always been driven by the big numbers must be the greatest of all time, could not going to make the story of wimbledon here by winning his first title? it looks like it is heading that way at the moment. thank you very much. let�*s go back to our top story. the british—born singer and actress jane birkin has died in her adoptive home, paris, at the age of 76. she had a prolific career in cinema and became a symbol of 60s fashion style. i�*m joined by french broadcast journalist siham sabeur —i�*ve spotted jane birkin is a top trend in both the uk and france where you are — how are people reacting? you have to understand, a lot of people they have heard of her. they know and appreciate her. she had this connection with the public and her career, she played in movies, she studied at the theatre and she met a very famous singers in france and she had this relationship with these men and six albums written and of course, and france, fren

i heard gibson's me again as venus and serena williams. rose prominence in the late 1990s a ely 2000, when both made a point of speaking of he of letting people know that an african-american woman had won the most illustrious titles in tennis before them. i remember learning of gibson's. in september 2003. the turning point happened seven years later, and out of four to it as time i had become an avid golfer and i was preparing to begin graduate school, i had begun to read about history of golf. i noticed the conspicuous absence of attention to african-americans, the sport. i saw pictures of and references to caddies always, men. but that was pretty much. this was years before publication of layne lane idema excellent book, game of privilege. i borrowed a copy of pete mcdaniel's uneven lives from another library and that in 1963, althea gibson was the first black woman to compete on the ladies professional golf association tour. immediately went stockstill. i thought to myself, this woman integrated. then she integrated. what kind of woman

hi, serena williams, you know, tennis really days a big new starts are sort of carry or into the future. and i think we can join my colleague got pull race, who is us that wimbleton and has been following events for us for we were talking before in the last bullet to the right house. hardly anticipated dispatchers. i mean what's the level of excitement there about suspense? yeah, really huge level of excitement or a whole and we had a great rule. go up uh, 5 minutes old guy, a site when the chapel started, started fighting back in the 2nd sense having, having lost the 1st ones a ponderosa was you say she's a, she's a trailblazer chapo. she's the 1st african, all our appointment to reach the world. number 2, she's got full w t. a titles 1st to reach a, a grand slam final wimbledon last year. and the year of the year i saw you put in last year as well. of course, she lost the wimbledon final last day, which is just made. this is final all the more all the big and people anticipates, of even more. and i think the crowd here at wimbledon is really, really behind general. yeah. and look, of

roger federer and a total 2a grand slams him level with the all time record and take him past serena williamsthe history djokovic is chasing this yearalone, if the history djokovic is chasing this year alone, if you could win that will be free of the four grand slams in his pocket with the us open still to come. but carlos alcaraz might just be playing his fourth ever grass court tournament but goodness me is he taking wild the surface. he looks dynamic and explosive, dug himself out of trouble from a set down and yet here he finds himself in the final. this is a repeat of the french open semifinal, the only time these two have met at a grand slam where alcaraz was more than in with a shout until he got cramp after the first two sets and disappeared from making that match a contest. he says he learned a lot from that and let's hope he can make a context of this. looking down on my screen at the moment i can tell you alcaraz is in trouble in his first service game and has to save points. djokovic is on the brink of going to love up. points. djokovic is on the brink of going to love up-_ going

i got a chance to practice with serena williams through him. probably the two big ones in the city of atlanta. outside of that, so many other tennis players have paved the way, arthur ashe, serena and venus obviously. there's too many to name them all. those are the ones that i have to hit. if i left some people out, i apologize. >> they know where your heart is. what a wonderful orbit. it really speaks to exposure and opportunity. >> absolutely. >> you as a high school kid got a chance to go to wimbledon and the u.s. open. did you envision that i am going to be center court? >> probably not. >> really? >> no. i went as the practice partner. i always said i wanted to be a pro tennis player. that's what i dreamed about. i didn't really know how realistic it was. i think i began to really assert myself as one of the best players in college tennis. that's when i started to believe that maybe i could do it. this tournament in 2017 i think showed that i could. i ended up getting a wildcard in and i beat two guys and advanced to the quarterfinals. whe

and that's the mountain of novak djokovic and serena williams and all these players.fraid of losing. and elina svitolina, she is not afraid of losing. she will give it her all in the semis. >> it is great to have out this big day at wimbledon. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> a big win at wimbledon and a big win in lithuania. ukraine did not get exactly what it wanted but it did get assurances going forward. what now happens with finland? oh, he's straight ahead. hehe's straight ahead. straight ahead. go go go. ♪ -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com cover more groun kia. movement that inspires. a third kid. what if she likes playing golf? it's expensive. we're outlawing golf. wait. can i still play? since we wk with emower, we don't have to worry about planning for a third kid. you can still play golf... metimes. take contr of your financial future to empower what's next. [announcer] if you're thinking about earning your degree online, snhu can help you get there. - i felt supported throughout the whole process, even from the first call. [graduate] my advisors con

round three in straight sets capturing his 350th singles victory in a grand slam tournament, only serena williams roger federer have won as many. and on the women's side the top seated eased into the third round with her own straight set victory. >>> the major league baseball home run derby field is set. some of baseball's biggest stars will be swinging for the fences in seattle coming up monday night. in this year's contest that features a first round grudge match between the new york mets pete alawnsa and mariners julio rodriguez. allonzo after winning the previous two derbies was ousted in last year's semifinals by rodriguez who was just a rookie at the time. that's always fun. now to the action on the field last night. we'll start in the nation's capitol. the nationals called for the umpires there to check the bat of cincinnati reds rookie in the fifth inning questioning the legality of a covering on the bat's knob. officials had him remove it for at bat and here's how he responded at the plate. >> he crushes, upper deck, right center. >> del le cruz is the brightest young star in baseball ri

careers grand slam joy rider, federer and serena williams as the only players to reach that milestone. >> there are protesters. did you see that today? wimbledon? like weird stuff like confetti and giordano testing oil oil protest takes a puzzle. pieces were being thrown orange right there. i got it thing, colors, orange. they've done confetti. and i think orange powder that they've thrown out out an ongoing back to the warriors really quick. they just finished up their games in sacramento. so they had to, of course, monday lost today, day one next game friday in los vegas against the lakers. so they'll be in vegas for the next what, 2 weeks or so. so some really continues. and we'll have all the coverage right here. young guys look pretty yeah. and they played well today. i like the rookie brandon pajemski. we're kind of familiar with him because he played his college ball at santa clara. so it will interesting to see how it fares out in vegas. it's interesting that he said that santa clara uses a lot of the same warriors terminology into is that common good boat? they both from that

. >> roger federer, serena williams, only other players to reach that milestone is i think that's pretty good company to be all righty. that's your look at sports. back to you guys. >> all right, jason, you know, time is running out for anybody who wants to see and smell the corpse flower at the san francisco, conservatory of you're looking at a live picture right now of the flower is she's got a name it scarlet. the flower begin blooming on monday and a generally blooms for only about 48 hours and reportedly. his gross. yes, that's why you want to go check it >> and don't forget to check for ticks. experts say right now is the peak of tick season. according to the cdc tick bites cause more than 100 out of every 100,000 emergency room visits in may and june. that's a higher rate previous years. >> i toss it over to lawrence. he's had some point, it's tipped whether know, yeah, it is. and i actually had lyme disease and that is no joke. i mean, >> you know, catch said earlier that can cause some serious trouble further in your life. but i was one very fortunate. but yeah, they're all out

. >> reporter: lebron james and serena williams also in the house to watch this historic match.n this leagues cup is on tuesday. whit, you know where you can find me. >> whit: absolutely. i'm right there with you. i'll be watching on tv. what a goal, and to see beckham, it looked like he was crying. >> janai: it was great to see beckham. >> whit: bend it like beckham. victor, we appreciate it. >>> we'll be right back with our "play of the day." beckham. >> whit: bend it like beckham. victor, we appreciate it. we'll be right back with our "play of the day." reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. and you may lose weight. adults lost up to 14 pounds. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't share needles or pens, or reuse needles. don't take ozempic® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop ozempic® and get medical help right away if you

as serena williams said men's and women's tennis are completely different sports.e live in a nation of laws and not bureaucratic command. that means the department of education must find its authorities in the laws this legislative body has considered and passed. it may not use gender ideology to twist a simple anti-discrimination statute into a statute that reduces opportunities for women. thank you. >> thank you. mr. mentor, you may begin. >> thank you. my name is shannon mentor. the legal director of ncla, a legal organization that represents lgbtq people. my 30 years there, 20 years as its legal director i have represented many transgender young people in cases involving discrimination and harassment in schools and the child welfare system, healthcare system, other areas. recently i've been involved in federal challenges to state laws that ban medical care for transgender young people and completely ban them from school sports. parents should have the freedom to make healthcare decision else for their transgender children. parents want what's best for their chi

. >> reporter: as for who had the best character at their club, the answer comes as fast as a serena williams' serve, their friend, debbie kelly. >> debbie for me was kind of tho whole package of a person. fair, fun, and a great leader. >> reporter: debbie, fiercely independent, driven. >> always wanted to be a career woman. >> reporter: she climbed the corporate ladder in healthcare. her mom and dad, jim and anne kelly, marveled at her commitment. >> she spent many, many hours traveling and many hours working overtime. >> reporter: but debbie hadn't found as much success in her personal life. she got married in her 20s, but it didn't work out. now in her 40s, and dedicated to her career, there was little time to look for the right guy. >> reporter: was it hard to date? >> it was hard for her to date. >> reporter: so in 2008 debbie : took a new job that allowed her to focus a little more on her personal life. that's when she got serious about her tennis game. >> she was a little bit of a tiger. >> reporter: that's how she met this bunch, bette paese, soeurette shook-kelly, and ellen mitchell.

i mean, curling in, outside the box, serena williams was there. kim kardashian was there. the game winner in the win over mexico. >> it was a very good game for us. we were looking for a match like this one, and to give a win to these fans. i want to thank all of these people. they are making me feel very welcome here, so i'm very happy to give this victory back to them. >> reporter: just a wonderful moment. and american brian harman taking an impressive five stroke lead into the weekend at the british open. this 36-hole record held bill tiger woods and errory mcilroy. a great day. everybody is buzzing over what messi has done in such a short time. >>> in the ocean right now, over fishing and climate change are squeezing reef, shark and coral populations in today's impact your world. >> coral reefs are actually the center of marine biodiversity, and a big part of that is sharks doing their job in the ecosystem. >> the reef sharks are probably keeping some of their kra species in check. corals need the nutrients that sharks are bringing from other habitats. of the five main

lebron james and serena williams were among the fans at last night's game in fort lauderdale, and athleticommand for soccer merchandise, in particular that pink number 10 jersey. across the pacific the u.s. women's national team beat vietnam 3-0 # in their world cup opener in auckland, new zealand. two of those goals scored by 22-year-old forward sophia smith who is playing her first world cup game. >> i mean, i think i went into a feeling just every emotion possible. i was nervous, anxious, excited. but, you know, getting a few touches, getting the ball i felt more calm and felt like myself. and, yeah, i think we come out on the front foot, put away a few chances and could play the game that we wanted to play. >> reporter: and that next game will be against the netherlands next week, also in new zealand. griff? griff: jonathan serrie with the very latest. jonathan, thank you. >> reporter: my pleasure. griff: alicia, we end the show with a happy birthday to little george and, of course, lionel messi. can't wait to see what messi does if that's day one. it's going to be big things for u.s.

this is serena williams in 29 seems to reach back to back with more than finals. she be. well number 2, arena sub olenka in those days. semi final, she's not just one match away from becoming the 1st arab for african woman. so when a grand slam singles title for help us out reports published of the roof, we need semi final dia, wimbleton, and the 2 highest rank play is less than a tournament. match each other on center court on one side, the succeed on each of the alternatives yet last year is rather up facing or the 2nd seat irene. this type of income or better routes. the current australia are open champion and knowing victory here would make her the new well number one will select a hard one. the last 3 encounters between the pair. but you better showed earlier on that this would be the will carry about the 1st say it was a totally different and went through a type break, where the sub link is payoff of ground strides, prove too much for the to easier. well, number 2, eventually taking the time i break 7 points to 4, right? and we did the 1st sites in the 2nd, the 2 be

and sued off to serena williams, also to play doubles at east border head, all of wimbledon. and after you've mentioned your battery stuff, that's grand slam final at that will then have the spot winning the 1st set against the leader of every kind of you would eventually lose its reset spots. she kept that moment of going into the us open in september or back. yeah. but she lost in the final e. got she on tech. now let's not forget. there is another woman playing in this match check cloud. medicaid cell phones are also she'll make some history about all right. and when she steps out, i'll just send the quotes. it's where the 4 year old becomes the 1st on seated woman in the urban era, to play a wimbledon. we played a few times already. this year, so we were supposed to buy and it's been also for stronger i video so uh yeah, i mean she's, she play finals the last year and she was, she was buying those with us open final so she's used to paying finalist underground spun. so it's also, i mean, so final, so it's going to be the information on whether who is the men's final is on

thank you so much and have only ship a has become the 1st one isn't. serena williams in 29 seems to reach back to about wimbledon finals should be, well, number 2, arena sutherland. and so as a semi final, she's not just one went away from becoming the 1st arab or african woman to take a grand slam singles title for help us out referrals, published within the semi finals i at wimbledon. and the 2 highest rank players left in the tournament match each other on center court on one side the succeed on each of the auction easier last year is rather up facing here. the 2nd seed are going to start blank of better roost. the current australia are open champion and knowing victory here would make her the new well number one will select a hard one. the last 3 encounters between the pair. but you better showed early on that this would be the will carry about the 1st say it was a totally different and went through a tie break. we have a sub link is payoff of ground strides, proved too much for the to easier to well, number 2, eventually taking the time i break 7 points, divide and with it, the 1st s

of lionel messi at the arrival of lionel messi at the other night serena the other night and serena williamser, you kardashians or whatever, you know, the other around kardashians or whatever, you knowisn't the other around kardashians or whatever, you knowisn't it? other around kardashians or whatever, you knowisn't it? (think around kardashians or whatever, you knowisn't it? (think harryound kardashians or whatever, you knowisn't it? (think harry and now, isn't it? i think harry and meghan the ones are meghan are the ones who are missing they're no missing out because they're no longer with becks, longer associated with becks, posh and becks, who are probably bigger than are now. bigger stars than they are now. so, they're ones so, you know, they're the ones who the connections. who are losing the connections. i you cast our mind i mean, if you cast our mind back five to the to the back five years to the to the wedding and i still can't believe five ago, but believe it's five years ago, but all these people turned up, didn't celebrity didn't they, these celebrity djs. thought, do they djs.

you can kind of talk a little about that, also, if you can talk a little bit about, i know how serena williamsis farther always talk and not to call balls out because of playing this sport in these environments, you're going to these unspoken challenges being a black athlete. so could you please touch on those things? certainly. so two points. first on mental health and second on maybe these unwritten rules for african-american athletes, specifically in gibson's case, when the title is context on mental health. she she found herself feeling down at times. you definitely see it when she finds her game going downhill after wimbledon in 1951. she wins a few tournaments, international tournaments. when she comes back from missouri, when she left her teaching position, won a position. i want to tournament in new york in the summer of 1955. but to gibson and to a lot of other people, these were not the big tournament. these were not the grand slams. and she she was definitely emotionally at a low point because she felt that she just could not break through. she could not win the one. so she wanted t

. >> michael jordan and serena williams here. >> pretty much. >> great events on both sides.'t wait for next year. >> reporter: the week's most dramatic moments caught on camera. a new york transportation truck unexpectedly exploded in long island city sending people running for cover and forcing some building evacuationses. sharks spotted everywhere this week including one that got a little too close for comfort for people swimming along florida's panhandle. this hammerhead went for a leisurely swim near miami and a huge school of tiger sharks spotted off the coast of long island and a good samaritan helped a skunk which had a plastic cup stuck on its head and fortunately did not get 's >>> good morning and thank you for joining us on the saturday, july 8th. i'm dora clapper. oaklands 911 dispatch system is finally back up and running allowing dispatchers to receive emergency and nonemergency calls. the city said a power outage thursday afternoon caused the system to collapse for more than 24 hours. >> open fire and police are experiencing catastrophic failures right now. we

let's go over to >> that looks like a lot of fun you know our next from venus and serena williams motherto you. good morning. >> good morning. >> so fans of justified are excited for this revival. you really don't have to be familiar with this world to enjoy it. >> no, you don't. i mean, i think that's a power of elmore winter's writing and the power of him as a character. you can pick him up and put him in all these crazy places. the next crazy place being detroit, michigan. i love detroit. what's interesting is watching that clash, that collision. >> in the revival, brings back a fan favorite. timothy elophant who is his daughter in the show is his real life daughter. what was it like watching father work with daughter? >> it was so cute. it was so cute. they were so lovely together. just watching him be a dad and a scene partner at the same time. looking like, how's she doing? it was adorable. but she kept up with him. she went toe to toe with him. she kept up with her dad. she did a great job. >> i don't know a kid who can't keep up with the dad especially keep the dad on their toes.

as superstar serena williams said, men's and women's tennis are completely different sports. we live in a nation of laws and not bureaucratic command. that means the department of education must find its authorities in the laws that this legislative body has considered and passed. it may not use gender ideology to twist a simple anti discrimination statute into a statute that reduces opportunities for women. thank you. >> thank you. mr. mintor. now you may begin. >> thank you. my name is shannon mintor. i'm the legal director of nclr. it's a legal organization that represents lgbtq people. for my 30 years with nclr, 20 years as its legal director i've represented many transgender young people in cases involving discrimination and harassment, schools and the child welfare system, the health care system. recently, i've been involved in federal challenges to state laws that ban medical care for transgender young people and completely banned them from school sports. i really appreciate the opportunity to address this committee. you know, parents should have the freedom to make he

lindsay: ahÍ estÁn los asientos en donde puedes conseguir lebron james, serena williams, todos se handos unidos, ese abrazo con sus hijos despuÉs de anotar el gol no lo habÍa podido hacer nunca. los abrazÓ. alan: el debut de pelÍcula y no pudo haber sido mejor. lindsay: nos vamos al estadio de los metropolitanos de nueva york, estaba jugando fÚtbol, estaba el atlas. [hablan a la vez] alan: fue un golazo y se mantuvieron porque despuÉs le anularon un gol. lindsay: de esta forma los zorros ganaron este primer partido, les estÁ yendo mal a los de la liga mx en esta leagues cup. estoy diciendo que anda mal la liga mx. alan: desaprovecharon esa superioridad numÉrica que tiene jugadores demÁs y ni asÍ pudieron. lindsay: momento tenso se viviÓ, fÍjate, una transmisiÓn deportiva en la previa del partido amistoso . fÍjate lo que ocurre cuando colapsÓ cuando realizaba un enlace junto a su compaÑero. se sabe que estÁ estable pero fueron momentos de mucho nervio. alan: el calor, la atenciÓn. lindsay: yo creo que tambiÉn son los calores tambiÉn . afortunadamente se estÁ bien pero las imÁgenes le d

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right, the six time grand slam champ and four time olympian has gone on to coach greats like serena and venus williams a wimbeldon match unfolds before them. dos and don'ts of watching a match? >> don't scream or yell before the point is over. the crowd thinks the point is over. they can't believe a player can get it back. i would say be respectful. >> for the players adjusting the green beneath their feet is key. it's the only grand slam played on grass. >> even the shoes are different because of the grass court. >> this is for clay. this is built for the french open. little pimples of rubber. it grabs the grass. if you don't have these on you will slip over. even with these on. it's difficult because they're moving so fast. >> the grass is different. etiquette is different the clothing is different. >> you two would not be allowed on to the court at wimbeldon. i, on the other hand, would be. although i would have to change my shoes because even these shoes have color on them so that wouldn't be allowed. even the shoes have to be white. >> you need to change. >> we'll change. we'll put on white. we'r

serena having retired. with ash barty retired, naomi osaka out right now so having household in venus williams i think needsas well, they had and last year russian and belarusian players, the first year now that they are allowed back. that was controversial. how do you think these players will be welcomed back to the tournament? interesting how they dealt with the public, wimbledon is usually a pretty genteel place, the media side could be tougher on some of them, aryna sabalenka from belarus had a tough time of it in paris in the french open, there was a ukrainian reporter there who was cornering her on a few questions with her past support for lukashenko and she didn't really seem prepared to handle that or how to diplomatically answer those questions, so she's primitively in her first press conference at wimbledon today said no political talk guys please, i'm not going to engage with that. other players are a little more open it, some have been more vocal against the war even, daria kasatkina has been openly against it and come out as a lesbian so there are rules there that affect her so there is a spect