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she served an ace right down the middle. she wins her first grand slam title. in the men's senior doubles, a check this out. they provided one of the best rallies of the tournament. >> the partners would lose to cash and woodford but they win our play of the day. the national played a doubleheader against the pirates. the first thing is not being aired because of broadcast regulations. in the meantime, let's sabre last night's home debut for manager davey johnson. roger tied it up at one. there was a blast to right field in the bottom of the sixth. it was his fifth of the year. it is the same score in the night. matt grinds it off the right- field wall. he gets better with age. the nats win 2-1. we go to sad news for caps' fans. the panthers signed bradley to a contract today. >>> i will move past it. [ male announcer ] are you paying more and more for cable and enjoying it less and less? stop paying for second best. upgrade to verizon fios and get tv, internet and phone for just $99.99 a month for a year. want to save even more? call now and we'll add over 60

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she's simply too good. an ace on match point. the czech republic player the winner. a course that played thought -- tougher than the u.s. open. this threat and putt bogey led to this imitation. great scores oliver. 65 was the course record before this week. dollar did a better today, 64. thais believe that -- ties the lead at -9. 27 on the back 9. 62 and sharing the lead. john will have another look at the forecast right after this. >> one man dead and a police officer hospitalized after a shooting outside of a baltimore county nightclub. getting in the spirit, holiday celebrations kicking off around the state. is the increase in the alcohol sales tax ruining the party? those and more. join us for 11 >> there is a rain chance later tonight and tomorrow, scattered, warm, and humid. 94 tomorrow and monday. it looks like most of the day monday will be all right. for the fourth of july, here is the forest. for tonight, tomorrow and monday, for tonight, maybe some scattered showers. tomorrow, 91 and humid. monday, most of the rate should be set up the bus with a high of a

she is a sister to us all. give a warm welcome to secretary of labor. >> reporter: feliz ace supporter of unions. she told the conventioners that in states where unions are under attack in republican states. >> we know that collective bargaining give them that seat to demand that right, to gave them a workable wage to give them the dignity. >> despite the union success, the number of union members is also shrinking across the country. the department of labor statistics say that less than 12% are union members, down from more than 600,000 last year. still, union members make more than 40% of all public union employees members >>> the family of brian stow told police they have nothing to say about the dramatic shakeup in the search for those who beat stow. the lapd says this man, ramirez, is no longer considered a suspect in the beating. police arrested two other men yesterday but have released no details about their identity. tomorrow of stow's friends expressed dismay and hope following the new turn in the investigation. >> we just have to hope that the investigators are following good leads and m

she would take the first set 6-3. kvitova with a chance to break service. 21-year-old czech closed it out with an ace. she wins her first major. >> former stanford star bob and mike brian wins their doubles title. they are 11th title ties the record. >>> after getting blanked by new york the earthquake00 a chance for some payback last night. 41,000 fans came to watch it. san jose takes the seed steven lin hart scores one. and then fires one and in the net. the game would end in a 2-2 draw. >> in germany germany the u.s. had their way. putting u.s.a. on the board. she finds an opening and outside the box sending night corner of the net. check it out now she is going high and finds the back of the net. americans take a 2-nil lead. they advance to the quarter finals with a 3-nil victory. >> it was a recording setting day at at&t national ricky is tied with the lead at 9 under par. she would make the birdie putt. nick watney had a courses record of 62. he fired a 27 on the back nine. that went in for an eagle. he and now her have a one-stroke lead. >> nascar last night at daytona this was the 400 a huge wr

by that lady amid 18 title. 7th game, overhead smash and 30- 15 and her way match point she serves the first ace of the match. petra wins over sharapova got that fifa world cup soccer women's style germany. team usa facing columbia. heather oriley goal -- oriley goal. megan shot's good. fast forward 7 minutes later, 57th minute put oog it -- putting it where it's supposed to g they advance. in another match -- to go. they advance. in another match, sweden taking advantage of north korea. sweden over the korea -- people's republic of korea. germany blacking the unanimous decision over hayes. the victory at a rain substadium means vla -- vladimir and his brother hold all three titles. and finally, mick wattney. fired a back 9, 29 on a national. not too far away he is here at the 54-hole lead with fowl here birdied six of the first 10 holes for a round that helped the birdie cause but he fired 64 today. that's sports everybody. have a great weekend. see you tomorrow. >> and thank you. we will be right back. navigating today's real estate market is complicated. you've seen the signs. that's why havi

serena williams tonight serving an ace here against maria. she did have to work for a little bit.to take a medical break to attend to her ankle. she gets the winner. see wins it. too set up a quarter final match tomorrow night at 8:00. serena williams should be a good match-up in palo alto tomorrow. to golf. we got the senior u.s. open. how good is this? boom! right in the cup. that's a great shot for eagle. 1 more. the leader, brown. here he is. why is he the leader of this event? because of shots like that. how about that one? he leads the tournament 7 under par. tiger woods tweeted that after 11 weeks due to injury he will be playing next week at the bridge stone invitational, a tournament he won 7 times in his career. tiger woods, he had his troubles on and off the course. he says next week, you will see me on the course. >> we will see what happens. have a good night everybody. we will look for you tomorrow. have a good night.

she won the match with 105 miles an hour ace. the 21-year-old becomes the first lefty to win wimbeldon in 21 years. third round at the at&t national. nick -- provided the fireworks from the back nine with six birdies and an eagle. eight under 62 and moves into a tie with the lead. ricky fowler shot a 64. choyk.j. choi is one step back. >>> 119-mile stage with a time of 4 4:41. tomorrow is a time trial for those guys over there in europe. >> a lot going on. >> all right. >> thank you very much. we'll be right back. i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. i hang my head out the window. oh man, we're delivering everything you can think of: plywood, cement. i, i enjoy the breeze on my tongue. well uh, and every weekend, seems like we're headi

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extremely hot summer right now in the united states cut to social security means she has to raise the temperature on her or her ac unit that's the last thing we should be doing in times like these and what we need to be focusing on now is on dealing with our debt and deficit problem but actually making sure the richest of the rich are paying their fair share whatever these cuts as we know not everyone is going to be happy. if they do go through other going to be see see people taking to the streets like we have done in europe well i think what you're going to see and as we saw it bold progressives dot org over two hundred thousand former supporters of the president and people who who like me i worked on president barack obama's campaign in two thousand and seven and two thousand and eight we were supporters of his campaign but if he makes cuts to medicare medicaid and social security benefits two hundred thousand folks said that they simply could not volunteer or donate his campaign i think that's the kind of reaction that we're going to get across the country people are going to going to lose face in this in thi

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she takes the first set. petra would serve for the championship point. it's her first ace of the match to hit her first grand slam, doing so in straight sets. 6-3, 6-4. first left handed woman to win wimbledon since martina nav navertalova in 1990. >>> play at the plate, he's called safe. but victor john roush is not happy with the call. take a look at the manager trying to hold back a big guy. he's 6'11". bust out of the jersey, both him and the manager are kicked out of the game. that will do it for now. we're have a little bit more coming up tonight at 11:00. >> thank you very much. thanks for choosing the bay area at 6:00. coming up .. how your phone can spare you a ticket .. how your hacking skills can move you up in the world .. we'll clue you in to the cyber scams to avoid this new year

to provide strategic leadership for nonprofit organizations like the alliance for accent is ac shushan but she serves on the board at the national committee to preserve social security and medicare. [applause] . .a member of the delta sigma theta sorority. please welcome maya rocymore. [applause] >> moore terry. i appreciate the invitation, and i am especially thrilled to be here before the national organization of women. [inaudible] for women. excuse me. i want to follow-up with sara and sending olga and sonya and also patricia schroeder for her leadership. [applause] for laying down the foundation we all stand on. and so it is that when i was in graduate school i actually taught in the women's studies department in addition to being a political science student. so i taught multiculturalism, women in politics, and through that process, i became an activist if you would come and there was a group of us who were really engaged in really standing up. we organized take back to the -- take back the night marches and we got various people to come on campus to talk to us about women's issues. we eve

she could not kekeep up the pressure. maria sharapova won the finals game after the fresh shut with the ace. >> the more experienced russiandominated and the second set. the germinative lost concentration and had several unforced errors. -- the german native lost concentration and had several unforced errors. share uphold the took the second and final set. -- maria sharapova took the second and final said. she goes on to face the czech republic's blair -- player. >> germany is facing nigeria and the lead with about 50 minutes left to play. france crushed canada to move closer to a quarterfinal spot. the french play the strong game and took control of the ball early on. >> the victory was well deserved. they put their opponents on the brink of an early exit with a strong performance. the canadiens were weak in defense. it gave way and the 24th minute when this goal was headed in. france continue to demonstrate their combination of skills after the break. they added another goal with a 20 meter strike. after an hour's play, france was given an insurmountable lead when it was 3-0 lead. another player sealed the deal so shortl

ace aorta. his lungs collapsed and he suffered kidney and liver failure. his mother remembers the terrifying call she got before her son went to emergency surgery. >> right before surgery -- sorry -- they had him call to say good-bye. >> he survived the operation. his legs are now paralyzed. but his spirit is not. >> it really hadn't limited my life too much. i still, like, go out all the time with my friends. go to the movies and do everything i used to do. eventually i want to start playing wheelchair sports. >> he credits his parents, close friends and girlfriend with helping him cope. that can-do spirit does not surprise his coach of four years. jerry lawson. >> every time he came out for training or a game, he always worked as hard as he possibly could. >> reporter: now, four soccer clubs in pleasanton, san ramon, dublin and danville are planning a tournament this sunday to raise money for eric's medical bills. hundreds of players getting on the fields to a teammate suddenly sidelined. >> it's crazy how much people are like, care and how much they're willing to do for, like, just like one person

she held off sharapova in the second set 6-4, winning the match with a 105 mile-an-hour ace. the 21-year-old kvitova becomes the youngest wimbledon champ since sharapova won at age 17 back in 2004. >>> women's world cup, mia hamm making the trip to germany to watch team usa take on colombia. 50th minute, the united states takes a 2-goal lead and then treats the crowd to a springstein impression. ♪ born in the usa! ♪ >> usa wins 3-nil and advances to the quarter final. >>> third round at the at&t national, nick watney provided the fireworks on the back nine with six birdies and an eagle. he sets a new course record, with an 8-under 62 and moves into a tie for the lead with ricky fowler, who shot a 64. k.j. choi is one stroke back. >>> opening stage of the tour de france turned into a game of human dominoes. gilbert won the 119-mile stage with a time of 4:41 hours. last year's winner, alberto contador finished in 82nd. >>> major league all-star teams will be announced tomorrow and any giants pick for the national league team figure to be pitchers. but which pitcher deserves it

. >> ace vlinas the diect of the budget offices at both congress and the white house. sheerved on two budget commissions. she says last year there were unofficial focus groups in 26 cities that were asked to work on the debt problem. when they heard the facts, rivlin says, each of them was able to work out a plan. not all of them came up with the same solution, but no one failed to reach agreement on something. it seems to be quite different for congress and the white house, raisinthe question whetr the federal gornmet cacompmise and a on y issue as difficult as this one, with so much moral passion and partisan ideology. >>> more on this with our managing editor, kim lawton. kim? >> bob, the religious community continues to be very involved in this debate, bringing some of that moral passion and they are lobbying on both sides, all sides of this issue. this week, we had 24 religious and charitable organizations writing a letter to the administration and congressional leaders saying in all of your debt ceiling discussions, don't forgot about the poor, the vulnerable, the le

she double faulted twice in the first set. kvitova won the first set 6-3. then match point hit an ace to wrap up the win in set two. kvitova gets grand slam championship number one. maria sharapova made a remarkable comeback from injury but is still stuck on three. >>> the u.s. women's soccer team playingities second world cup match against colombia. 12 minutes in, heather o'reilly, goalie sandra no chance. just like that it's 1-0. the game being played in germany near the u.s. army base. the u.s. players had to salute for the servicemembers in attendance. lauren cheney dishes to rapino. carli lloyd with the good foot work. u.s. wins 3-0 and clinches a spot in the quarterfinals. first they meet sweden on wednesday. >>> a very ungiants-like start in tonight's game in detroit. sandoval had already hit a two- run homer in the first and then crawford against sheerser with a pair of runners aboard. crawford out of the reach of casper wells. it's a five-run 1st inning for the giants and got a run in the third for a 6-0 lead. that's the good news. the play in the midwest this time of year you're subject to rain delays. th

she's coming forward now. >>> a grisly bear attack ace group of teams on a survival course in alaska. two of the students are badly injured and air lifted to a nearby hospital. how one of the boys helped to save the other's life "early" this monday morning, july 25th, save the other's life "early" this monday morning, july 25th, 2011. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. welcome to the "early show" here on a monday morning. i'm chris wragge. hope you had a good weekend out there. >> absolutely. i'm rebecca jarvis. erica hill is off this morning. as the wide ranging debt limit deal is slip agoing away in washington, the impact is being felt all over the world. all the uncertainty is bad for markets. we'll have the very latest on debt talks in a few moments. >> lots this weekend. we'll get to that, coming up. >>> we begin with the terror attacks in norway, this morning the first court date for the suspect. he plead not guilty in a closed courtroom. jeff glor in oslo, norway, with the very latest for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. he made it clear he wanted a s

she even travels disguised in a burqa. >> i know what i'm doing can make a difference for my future and for my daughter ace future and forn and children of this country. then it is worth sacrificing our lives. >> reporter: a sacrifice that's become disturbingly familiar here. seth doane, cbs news, kabul. >>> coming up later on "the early show" the latest on the republican struggle in the house to find the votes to pass the debt limit bill. >>> plus meet the man who survived a cheat with death twice in lake huron. >>> and an update on what's happening with the british royal family including another wedding. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching, everyone. i'm betty nguyen. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

she follows up her serve with a for -- forehand winner, then with a chance to break serve, check out the record. the czech closed out the match with an acens her first major. tomorrow rafael nadal and djokovic play for the men's championship. >> bob and mike bryan when the doubles title. their 11th grandmother grand gr. >> still to come, sacramento's nick watney shoot as course record at the at&t national, and a lot of soccer to talk about, includududududududududududududud >> after getting blanked by new york in their first might, the earthquakes get a chance for payback. san jose takes the lead off the great feed. the score with the header. in the 85th minute, it's fired up. in the net. the game would end in a 2-2 draw inch germany, the u.s. had its way with colombia in the women's world cup. heathy o'riley puts team u.s.a. on the board. makes a great shot from outside the box. into the corner of the net. they gave a salute the troops. second half, megan finds the back of the net. the u.s. advances to the quarterfinals with a 3-nil victory. >>> at the at&t national, the putts were dropping. rickie fowler, tied for the lead at 9-under. c

she's pumped, so is her fiance. yeah, that's my lady. but this day belonged to petro. championship point. and this is fast, folks. 105 miles per hour, an ace rips it by sharapova. upsets maria sharapova, winning her first wimbledon championship. >>> at the women's world cup in germany, it was a virtual home game for the u.s. national team playing in front of military members, the two-time world cup champs did not disappoint defeating columbia 3-0. some moving moments as the star spangled banner played for uncle sam and friends there in germany. 12th minute, no score. heather o'reilly with the right boot from 32 yards out into the upper 90. phenomenal goal by o'reilly. see it again here. it bends into the net. that's nice. u.s. up 1-0. this is cool. team usa saluting the military members at the game. that gives you goose bumps. lauren cheney with the ball. megan rips it into the back of the net. the coach, she's pleased. sound up. >> go usa! >> singing bruce springsteen's born in the usa. earns a spot in the quarterfinals. they take on sweden on wednesday. >>> hockey news, free agent mt bradley signed a two-year contract with the florida pa

she would attend the event. the marines posted deep as video on youtube last month asking the actress to be his >> it injured weaver home against cochran to the phillies aceesterday it was all about the giants paul blows and the ball. he will appear in tomorrow's all-star game. but she gave a wake-up call with the news. he will be the fifth giant and the first position clear with the giants since matt williams in '96. this river is awfully proud to lead this bunch. >> it is an honor to be here with the best players in the world. as i was flying in here, you still think about it. this is a premier event in all sports. i consider myself fortunate to be here in the manage these great players. i am very honored to be here. >> the american league will be without alex rodriguez. the yankees will be without him for the next four-six weeks after he had surgery to repair a torn meniscus in his right knee. he should be fine by the playoffs. a rod turns 36 later this month. he hurt his knee back on june 19th inning game against the cubs. we're and dear to her was the first yankee to hit 3000. it happens all over the weekend. has been saying it is not a big deal and