, wimbledon and the french open don't use a fifth-set tiebreaker. they use a tiebreaker going up to the fifth set but come the fifth set, that i play it out in what you call advantage set which is means you have to win by two games just like you would... by two points in a regular game. so, you know, it opens a door to these kinds of matches. everyone thought at the beginning of the tiebreaker era that that all these records for these longest matches are going to stand forever because now we have a tiebreaker but wimbledon and french open have held out, no fifth-set tiebreaker, air go today. ... ergo today. >> tell us more about who these two players are, isner and mahut. >> well, one of the charming aspects of the story is these are not two usual suspects. you think of federer and nadal, like that great final they had or known quantities like an andy roddick or something. but mahut, he... wonderful story at wimbledon. he won the junior championship there is. he's ranked 147 in the world. a lot of guys feel he never lived up to his potential. he had

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smell and flavor kellogg said the potential for serious health ze lost his second round match in wimbledon today in about 75 minutes. it was the shortest match of the championships so far, coming one day after isner won the longest match of tennis in history. after the match, isnor said he was heading home. >> i'll watch sports, i'll take in the world cup. i'll, you know, go fishing. i'll do whatever, just anything away from the tennis court . >> sreenivasan: isnorwon just five games in today's entire match. >> brown: now to judy for our weekly political analysis. >> woodruff: and that is shields and brooks, of course. the big story of the week , general stanley mcchrystal and what he and his staff said, mark about the president, and a lot of the civilian leadership. what do you make of this? >> well, i mean, it was a totally unexpected, outof the blue crisis that hit the white house , hit the administration. and in a strange way, because the president did , i think, handle it will in a deft and surefooted way, it could actually end up enhancing his strength and burnishing his credentials

queen elizabeth has made her first appearance at wimbledon in 33 years. last time she visited in 1937, she presented virginia wade with the ladies' singles championship. britain has won a singles title -- britain has not won a singles title since. although in decades past the tennis club maintained a tradition of the a bao or curtsey to royal attendees, that practice was dropped in 2003. andy murray says he still might make the bowsprit those are some of the latest headlines on c- span radio. >> this weekend on "book t.d.," alex heard becomes the 1945 death penalty trial of willie mcgee and the beginnings of the civil-rights movement. jere van dyke and his guide spend 45 days in captivity. veteran wall street journal reporter sarah alice and within sight account of report marc klaas purchase of the "wall street journal." more than 30,000 viewers have already joined us. >> starting monday, watch the confirmation hearings for supreme court nominee elena kagan, live on c-span networks and c-span.org. see replay's every night on c- span to. -- on c-span2. pro