roger is -- to me his only chance is at wimbledon. to win. >> rose: really. >> i mean, the guy's -- you can make an argument at worst he's the second or third greatest player that ever lived. so it's not -- the open to me is the -- the hard court beat him up a little bit too much. but on grass, the physical recovery of having to play three four, five hours is the part that's the most difficult as you get older. if you have a tough match, it's tougher to bounce back. >> rose: you will never say they're the greatest player in the world until they win four slams in the same year? because that's what rod laver did? >> he was my idol so i don't want to say anyone is better than rod laver. >> rose: where would you put yourself in all of this? >> i have looked at my name over the years and thought highly of myself, particularly in the mid-'80s. >> rose: (laughs) yes? >> and as we move into the 21st century, my name seems to be dropping slowly but surely out of the top elite, maybe top -- certainly five and i'm hoping that puo-le like yoursel

all eyes now turn to wimbledon which begins on june 24. as always, we're pleased to have john mcenroe back at this table. welcome. >> good to see you again. >> rose: what are you doing with your life right now? >> well, my life is mainly tennis. i play tennis. i'm on the old foege gives tour, i call it. >> it's exhibitions? >> it's somewhere between an exhibition and real event. we go out to play but we want to entertain but there's good players out there, sampras, agassi, so i've got my hands full as well as a guy like bjorn borg, my great rival ivan lendl comes back into the game after 17 years being out. i also do the commentary, as you mentioned, so i do the majors and the this tennis academy is probably the newest venture to try to bring a spark, the energy the life back to new york tennis because the last guy that probably made it out of this area was my brother and we're talking 25, 30 years ago. so to me not only does it continue to be too inaccessible and unaffordable for most kids it's also the athletic part of it, the game, has

i'm just here to play to play wimbledon.is most important. >> for the men djokovic taking on meier not much to cheer about for meier except in the first set. great dive on grass court. but finish overhead slam but loses the set. in fact went to straight set. second round here and licking the chop with that dl out of the tournament. nba coaching update. boston agreed to trade the head coach rivs to the clippers for first round pick. rivers won a titles with the celts but didn't want to stick around for the rebuild. brian shauv after dozen interview for coaching job in denver he will replace george caryl. shaw drafted in the first round boston back in 1988. he has been top assistant in the league for years. >> i feel in that i have been prepared by the best of the best for a long time. been looking forward to this opportunity from the beginning of the time that i came in the league to the end. the organization that i have been with has been championship or bust. >>reporter: middle age champion lack to go partway for the promot

wimbledon today.erer, the defending champion knocked out by number 116 in the world in the second round. the dow is up 150 points and extendinged in's moves. what a news day. see you on fox world. neil cavuto is next. >>> russia's got them. got him, we want him. but they say we ain't getting him. it is time to get mad and give them an ultimatum now. hand him over or we could be looking at the cold war all over. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. john carrie -- john carrie says we are not look forget a fight, but russia is picking one. nsa leak erred -- leaker ed snowden is holed up and to arizona senator john mccain who says enough is enough. senator, so much to do today and thank you for joining us. what

one of the biggest upsets in wimbledon ranked player in the world packing. . and a shocking ending to game six on the stanley cup finals culminates in a champion. gary has the highlights and the rest of the sports. next! have a good night. here you go. you, too. i'm going to dream about that steak. i'm going to dream about that tiramisu. what a night, huh? but, um, can the test drive be over now? head back to the dealership? oh, yeah. [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. [ wife ] sorry. [ male announcer ] but we still need your signature. volkswagen sign then drive is back. and it's never been easier to get a passat. that's the power of german engineering. get $0 down, $0 due at signing, $0 deposit, and $0 first month's payment on any new volkswagen. visit vwdealer.com today. >> jacqueline: we can still see some dreary conditions. with a bit of rain through portions of the north bay. and also, some of more rain is ready to move right rainfall is expected tomorrow, with heavy for the north bay. for the rest of the week, a major warm up. and even for the w

>>> war of words on the eve of wimbledon. they are locked in a bitter feud that's downright personal. >>> and hanging ten, dozens of dogs catching waves far good cause. show you the winner's impressive moves. >>> and good morning. everyone, we begin with breaking news involving international intrigue and an american fugitive on the run. edward snowden, the man who told the world about the federal government spying program is on the move as we speak this morning. >> officials in hong kong say snowden who's charged with espionage by the u.s. government will land in russia, and this group, wiki leaks claims to be helping him get away. we will speak to george stephanopoulos in a moment. but we begin with gloria in honk congress. good morning. . >> reporter: good morning. dan. it's been a stunning turn of events today. edward snowden, the man wanted on charges of espionage, suddenly out of the country. managing to board a flight from hong kong to we believe russia. it was just after 4:00 p.m. today when honk -- >> we lost glory ya

last year's wimbledon runner-up bounced back brilliantly to win 5-7, 7-five, 6-3. queens is the traditional warm- up to the only grass court grand slam of the year. lorenzo has won the catalonia grand prix and closed the gap. danipanish rider overtook pedrosa and hung onto the lead for the entire race. temperatures on the track hit 50 degrees celsius. another sport star in action today was formula one driver jenson button with a reputation as a leading fitness fanatic. he competed in the first-ever ironman triathlon. >> is breaking records again, but this time on two legs. he clocked four hours and 20 minutes in the ironman. it was a full 10 minutes up of his personal best. >> i really enjoyed the bike. 1100 participants took the plunge on a sunday morning with amateurs and professionals competing in different age groups. each wore different swimming caps. after the swimming, the bike section before a final punishing run. the quickest over the 113 kilometer course, a former two- time world and european champion one backup for bold margin of four and a half minutes

if the two do face each other here at wimbledon, it will be a match not to be missed. kaufman, abc news, london. >>> and one last sports note for you. it involves a truly heart-felt gesture by the runner who won april's boston marathon. it came after a 10k race that finished yesterday in the heart of boston. >> after running the race, lelisa desisa of ethiopia returned the medal he won to boston's mayor. his way of honoring the city and the victims of the two bomb blasts and promised to return next year. >>> up next, "the pulse," angry paula deen fans storming social media. how they're bringing the heat to the food channel's facebook page. >>> plus, faces only a mother could love. we're going to show you which mutt was top dog at the 25th annual world's ugliest dogs contest. a regular guy with an irregular heartbeat. the usual, bob? not today. [ male announcer ] bob has afib: atrial fibrillation not caused by a heart valve problem, a condition that puts him at greater risk for a stroke. [ gps ] turn left. i don't think so. [ male announcer ] for years, bob took warfari

serena heading into wimbledon. can't respond williams takes a stand in just 19 minutes broken in the second set on a double set. pushing mandy to the brink general match point. improving a career record here to 68 and 8. and afterwards asked about her and surea pof why's relationship. >> really? no it hasn't been a distraction i'm just here to focus on the tennis just here to play wimbledon. and so this is what is important. >> for the men not much to cheer about for mayor except on the first set. then finish was an overhead slam but will lose the slam. >> weather a's getting their feel of the national league central. always good to see former giants manager back in the bay area, two and a half games back. so nursing injuries so oakland called up 28-year-old catcher stevens boat. >>> all right. michael kikam had a day we can forget giving up four runs and two and a third innings in may against oakland. and i like both a's and giants tonight at 9:00 and 11:00 on abc 7 news. >> nba coaching updates boston agreed to t

one of the biggest stories of the day is wimbledon. are licking your chops for the gold medal. >>> that is it for this edition. for all of us here, i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time. thanks so much for watching. we continue online and twitter and facebook and twitter and facebook and all global (hacking and wheezing) dee, what are you doing? i got a tickle, a really bad one.

we will call it black wednesday at wimbledon with more upsets one day than we have seen in years. the biggest seven-time champ goes down swinging. the 27-year-old is ranked 116th in the world. attacking the net on rogers and covers the alley. too good and takes it two sets to one. federer and a set point and the backboard and watch this. roger is unable to pass and the volley winner right there. he wins the game and forces the tiebreaker. you won't see this often. unforced error on the back end. a winner in four sets. the quarterfinals and it appears to be over. first nadal and now roger federer is gone. >> i'm still in disbelief that happened. i was playing my best and it still was almost not enough to beat roger. i'm incredibly happy. >> federer wasn't the only big name to get mowed over.

it's time for wimbledon. we speak to world number one novak djokovic and ask, where does he invest his winnings? tune in at 20:40 cet to find out. fears of a credit crunch in china's banking system. what does mark mobias make from the spike. that takes place at 11:00 a.m.cet. and a verdict in silvio berlusconi's trial is expected today in milan. we'll cross out live to the city for the latest at 10:50 cet. >>> as per usual, find us directly on the show on e-mail. the e-mail address is worldwide@cnbc.com. you can find us via the e-mail address or on twitter as well. we're happy to take your questions or comments. >>> china's central bank sticking to its script, though, repeating its stance. it also called on banks to manage their lending more

let's go play at wimbledon. >> do you play? >> no, doesn't matter.d 131, meet sharipova. >> we may win. >> if i got on and saw a serve. go running back up to the stand. >> hey, may have a chance. >> break the racket out of my hand. >>> the food trend that blends japanese favorites and deep fried american favorites. breast-feeding advocates, a blunt message for duchess kate, before her due date of all times. the question is, will she follow through? you are watching "world news now." ♪ baby baby baby ooh thought you'd always be mine ♪ >> "world news now" weather brought to you by no no hair removal.

serena heading into wimbledon.illiams takes a stand in just 19 minutes broken in the second set on a double set. pushing mandy to the brink general match point. improving a career record here to 68 and 8. and afterwards asked about her and surea pof why's relationship. >> really? no it hasn't been a distraction i'm just here to focus on the tennis just here to play wimbledon. and so this is what is important. >> for the men not much to cheer about for mayor except on the first set. then finish was an overhead slam but will lose the slam. >> weather a's getting their feel of the national league central. always good to see former giants manager back in the bay area, two and a half games back. so nursing injuries so oakland called up 28-year-old catcher stevens boat. >>> all right. michael kikam had a day we can forget giving up four runs and two and a third innings in may against oakland. and i like both a's and giants tonight at 9:00 and 11:00 on abc 7 news. >> nba coaching updates boston agreed to trade their head

. >>> first saturday is at wimbledon so the books. serena williams wins her 34th straight match. serena was facing her opponent. crumb the oldest twom reach the modern era. crosscourt backhand right there. and this final settle. miss hit but she will take it for 600th career victory. >> i try to play better at each match going on. i try to find out something i can improve so i can do it better in the next round. leading in the secretary week i feel like there is a lot of things i would like to improve. >>> and in south hampton, new york, third major of the year. putt on 14, downhill, got it! and ten under the tournament arguments four-shot lead going into sunday's final round. tiger woods at at&t and he continue play, goes way past the hole. he gave them the middle finger. he is plus four on the day. and manages to save par. who needs it when you do it like that. four-way tie for first place. and sabercats hosted by the utah. he threw for nine touchdowns last time, 269 yards and ran run in. and blades quarterback fumbled and sabercats

. >>> first saturday is at wimbledon so the books. serena williams wins her 34th straight match. serena was facing her opponent. crumb the oldest twom reach the modern era. crosscourt backhand right there. and this final settle. miss hit but she will take it for 600th career victory. >> i try to play better at each match going on. i try to find out something i can improve so i can do it better in the next round. leading in the secretary week i feel like there is a lot of things i would like to improve. >>> and in south hampton, new york, third major of the year. putt on 14, downhill, got it! and ten under the tournament arguments four-shot lead going into sunday's final round. tiger woods at at&t and he continue play, goes way past the hole. he gave them the middle finger. he is plus four on the day. and manages to save par. who needs it when you do it like that. four-way tie for first place. and sabercats hosted by the utah. he threw for nine touchdowns last time, 269 yards and ran run in. and blades quarterback fumbled and sabercats

weirdness at wimbledon today. 7 players bow out due to injury.ining about the conditions of the court. grass not working out so well. we're on the eve of the nba draft. the warriors lose another valuable piece. they don't have a pick. one of their best off the bench guys carl landry has decided to opt out of his deal. following the great job he did as a role player, can't play him. he averaged 10 points, 6 rebounds a game. comes as no surprise he'd like to test the free agent market. that starlets on july 1st. the warriors don't have a pick. lots of rumors swirling. we'll see how that turns out tomorrow. fred inglis will be all over that story. that's the sporting life for a wednesday night. >> that is a big bummer they have to wait until next year. >> you can always use new players. there's some rumors. they're in the midst of trying to make a deal. maybe pick up a pick and get another body out here. >> in the meantime, giants got turn things around so they can extend. >> and quick. good thing about the giants, nobody in the west is playing bril

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wimbledon will be a little bit quieter. famous grunter and third seed maria sharapova got outgrunted by the 131st seat in straight sets. sharapova said the glass was slippery. >>> there's no slow in missy franklin. she had two golds at the national championships. she set a u.s. open record to win the 200-meter backstroke and was 0.08 records shy of a world record. >>> you got trust e issues? espn new york saying alex rodriguez says the team does not want him but want insurance money. yankees might get 80% of his salary if he sits out. yankees general manager brian cashman meanwhile commenting on his f-bomb, saying he regrets the choice of words used yesterday and added, we want alex back. that's not an issue. >>> the brewers aramis ramirez reached 2,000 hits and the home run into the cap of the relief pitcher. hats off to the cubs, they win 5-4. >>> one, two, three, four, five amazing half court shots. the prize, season tickets for the sacramento kings. watch the right part of your screen. the jockey falls off your horse. d

time she made it so far at wimbledon, she was up against st ste steffi graf in 1998.uld have an easy match out there. >> i know it's one of her favorites and i'm sure her sister would be very happy if she were to clinch the title there and share the glory. there have been a lot of injuries with a lot of players and that has changed the scope of things as well. does it say something about the surface, the weather, athletic fitness? what's going on out there? >> well, there's a whole bevy of answer, really. it's been the worst performance for the top ten seeds ever at a grand slam and we saw top seeds roger federer, nadal and sharapova go out this week, but they were outplayed by seeds over the top 1200 in the rankings, which is something we haven't seen for so long. an upset of that scale happen, but also on wednesday, just this week, calling black wednesday, we saw an unprecedented seven withdrawals from some top players as well who were injured here at women bable don and many of them blaming the surface of the grass, which is been some debate that's it's been slippy

. >> drama at wimbledon, with maria sharapova came to a close.ena made comments about her personal life and maria is dating one of serena's exs. they cleared the air. >> i personally talked to maria and i said, look, i want to personally apologize to you. i wanted to take this moment to be open and say, i am very sorry for this whole situation. >> serena is defending championship and can only meet in the wimbledon finals but it should be interesting. coming up at 11:00, golf that anyone can play. you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just... guys... there you are. you know you couldn't just pause a show in one room, then... where was i... you couldn't pause a show in one room then start playing it in another. and...i'm talking to myself... [ male announcer ] call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, fog and rain delays keeping travelers grounded at sfo. cancellations and how the weather will affect your mo

serena williams cruised easily over caroline garcia at wimbledon today.nd she's going to have something you won't believe in the next round. 42-year-old, alexandra, she's the oldest play her in wimbledon history to advance into the third round. the second oldest to reach the third round in any major. how does she stack up against the other sports. page was 59 when he was signed for one game. gordy howe was 52 when she retired. george was 48. nba veteran kevin willis was 44. i have them on hand. the thursday night top five. on sale, paying homage to their quarterback, i want to get lucky. referring to andrew luck. thank you very much. rogers getting practice jumps at alameda county fair. they jump this 100-foot truck. back to the nba draft the celtics pick lucas. struggled to fit the hat over his head of hair. ian desmond at number two and marley jones thinks he's got a base hit. but aaron hail lays out full extension to get the out at first base. and tiger woods is supposed to be at the at&t national. instead wattney putting on a show. robert castro. watt

. >>> and we had rafael nedal upset at wimbledon. and if you thought serena possibly going the same way. forget about that. she takes care of manela in straight sets. no upset. in 19 points never lost a point serena when she served. now she's looking for her sixth single title in wimbledon. that's the sporting life for right now. gasia, ken. >> dusty, i haven't seen him before in a while. i am surprised with the gray flecks in his hair. >> a little gray but still has the great smile. you can't ask for a better gentleman. win or lose you get the same guy in the clubhouse. we in the media truly appreciate that. because sometimes it can get testy in there. but dusty straight on no matter what. class act. >> giants fans have a fond spot for him. >> i believe so. i would hope so. >>> our coverage continues on the fate of prop eight. we are counting down to tomorrow's landmark decision by the supreme court and the events planned across the bay area no matter what the outcome. >> we're always here for you on ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. thanks

. >>> straight ahead, a huge upset at wimbledon. and the highlights and low lights of sports. that's next. you're watching "early today." >>> in sports, a shocker on the first day of the wimbledon tennis tournament. rafael nadal was ousted by darcis. it's the first time he's ever lost in the first round of a major tournament. >>> scottie pippen was questioned by police in los angeles after an argument that got physical at a restaurant over the weekend. pippen allegedly fought with an autograph seeker and left the man hospitalized with a head injury. but pippen was released pending further investigation. >>> nfl hall of fame quarterback jim kelly, what a good guy. he is still recovering from surgery but that did not stop him from his annual football camp for kids on monday. doctors recently removed cancer from kelly's jaw. his prognose sis said to be good, and he won't need radiation treatments or chemotherapy. >> the good thing is, you know, it's just going to take a little time, and -- but hopefully, you know, next year at this time, i'll be completely cancer-free and everyth

. >> in the meantime, wimbledon tennis. all american men are out. on a rainy day out there, a chance for an englishman. that would be andy murray. the number two seed. he treks along on this with thewet day. taking care that. no british man has won wimbledon in 77 years. that's it. giants are in progress in colorado. trailing the rockies 1-0. trying to break out of their long slump. highlights at 10. that's the sporting life for now. >> thank you. >>> coming up tonight on 10:00 tuesday, more on today's historic marriage. plus what's next for same-sex couples. >> a surprising and dramatic day. we're here for you at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. we'll see you at 10. >> good night. look at them kids... they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laug

i'm on the only grass court with two wimbledon finalists.re to broadway and 23rd? >> madison square park. >> before we get into that and have a little grudge match, i want to remind everybody how jim and i first became friends. josh, as you know, had a little fun with me and punk'd me. and jim courier was very much involved. and it hasn't been forgotten. take a look. >> what are you doing? >> i don't know. trying really hard. >> do you choke like this -- >> no. i don't choke on tv. >> he's so fun. >> this is a joke. >> i'm trying. i'm trying. i'm trying. >> you call that trying? >> i'm trying. my tennis dreams are turning into nightmares. he's yelling at me. >> that's all right. revenge is sweet. we're here with jim courier and monica seles. want to talk about yesterday's big upset, nadal. how surprised were you? >> shocked. the whole tennis world is upside down today. nadal was supposed to play federer in the quarterfinals. that's not going to happen. there were two happy people. steve darcis who beat rafa. and roger federer, who watched it

. >> the prime minister wants to join every member to which the best luck for the wimbledon champions. aoking to the future, program that is over 60,000 schools help find is a home grown champion? >> my friend is absolutely right to races. congratulate andy murray for his victory over the weekend and wish him well and other british players well for the wimbledon tournament. we should commend them for the work they are doing to make annis much more of participated sport. more tennis is being taught. it has a long way to go. the association have to support england and all of the funding and they are doing everything they can to make it a mass participation sport. >> according to the sunday of our citizens have increased their wealth since a financial crash by 190 billion pounds. while everyone else has been forced to take a 6% cut. if it is policy of enriching and punishing the victim the opposite of a one nation britain? >> the rigid in our country will pay a higher percentage of income tax under this government -- the richest in our country will pay a higher percentage of income tax u

we will call it black wednesday at wimbledon with more upsets one day than we have seen in years.-time champ goes down swinging. the 27-year-old is ranked 116th in the world. attacking the net on rogers and covers the alley. too good and takes it two sets to one. federer and a set point and the backboard and watch this. roger is unable to pass and the volley winner right there. he wins the game and forces the tiebreaker. you won't see this often. unforced error on the back end. a winner in four sets. the quarterfinals and it appears to be over. first nadal and now roger federer is gone. >> i'm still in disbelief that happened. i was playing my best and it still was almost not enough to beat roger. i'm incredibly happy. >> federer wasn't the only big name to get mowed over. sharapova tumbled multiple times in her qualifier. the third seeded sharapova knocked out in straight sets, 6-3, 6-4. warriors carl landry opted out of the final year of his deal and is an unrestricted free agent the day before the draft. the warriors don't have a pick in either round. this sports report is brou

weirdness at wimbledon today. 7 players bow out due to injury. many complaining about the conditions of the court. grass not working out so well. we're on the eve of the nba draft. the warriors lose another valuable piece. they don't have a pick. one of their best off the bench guys carl landry has decided to opt out of his deal. following the great job he did as a role player, can't play him. he averaged 10 points, 6 rebounds a game. comes as no surprise he'd like to test the free agent market. that starlets on july 1st. the warriors don't have a pick. lots of rumors swirling. we'll see how that turns out tomorrow. fred inglis will be all over that story. that's the sporting life for a wednesday night. >> that is a big bummer they have to wait until next year. >> you can always use new players. there's some rumors. they're in the midst of trying to make a deal. maybe pick up a pick and get another body out here. >> in the meantime, giants got turn things around so they can extend. >> and quick. good thing about the giants, nobody in the west is

the seven-time wimbledon champion fell to the 116 ranked player in the world.s fedorer's streak in 36 consecutive major tournaments. the upset kept coming on the women's side. maria sharapova had a hard time staying on her feet and had to receive treatment. her loss capped off a bizarre day where seven other players were forced to withdrawal or retire from the tournament. >>> the nba draft is tonight. for the first time in quite awhile, no one knows who will be drafted first. alex lynne out of maryland or kentucky's knoll could go number one. the cleveland cavaliers hold the top pick. they are trying to trade. draft coverage starts tonight at 7:00 eastern. >>> after winning a professional championship, you have to make the rounds on the talk shows. blackhawks star, patrick kane brought the stanley cup to david letterman and paraded down broadway. while posing for the camera, he's going to, wait for it, douse him with water. kane a good sport. i don't know if he was more upset about his suit getting wet or the fabulous mullet. he's got a fabulous haircut. good s

we're going to show you a stunning set of upsets at wimbledon and the unknowns moving on. >>> welcome back. paula deen has lost another chunk of her empire. walmart ending its relationship with the southern chef over her admission that she used racist slurs in the past. and deen's name is being stripped by four restaurants owned by caesars. advanced sales of deen's latest book have soared 1,000%. and reverend jesse jackson said he would help her. >>> the days of the sky-high gold prices are now over. it's trading at a three-year low. the price per ounce has plunged from $1,900 to $1,230 at last night's close. gold remains stable as interest rates rise. >>> delta has been fined to fail to compensate passengers. it's the company's second violation in four years. >>> women rule showbiz according to "forbes" man donna, lady gaga, steven spielberg opinion and it's oprah winfrey who regained the top spot, despite an earnings drop. things are looking up for her tv network, own. >> back on top before long. >> girls rule the world. >> you do, huh? >> we do. >>> when we come back, the king of p

sure up i exploded on to the grand slam scene in two thousand and four winning wimbledon and she's since then gone on to clinch a career grand slam after moving to florida at the age of seven to enroll in the nicola tyree tennis academy also fear is based at home in moscow though she did spend last year in belgium where the father was based on business she's accompanied to training under the tournament's by a mother natalia who is a former iman to cyclists but with little outside help it's a family who paid one hundred thousand dollars a year bill to support her career. i believe or let a little it's a bit disappointing that we don't get any help from the russian tennis federation but we're used to this there are a lot of parents in russia in opposition russian parents will do anything for their children and of course when the exception female tennis players start out young martina hingis was just twelve when she won the junior french open title war and sharapova was seventy when she won wimbledon so severely is very little motivation to do what she loves and trying to excel on the junio

russia's number one tennis player maria sharapova dressed up for the traditional pre wimbledon partylooking forward to this season's two remaining grand slams despite losing to serena williams in the french open final and a few rory over their recent war of the words. great achievement getting to the final obviously really tough to lose in a grand slam final no doubt about it but looking to looking ahead in the season i'm really excited about what's to come obviously it will go just a few days away and then going to the u.s. hard court series and in the u.s. a funny scientist chris froome says he's not comfortable being the favorite to win the tour de france after finishing last year has run off teammates and title holders so bradley wiggins is out injured but the britain is still wary of controversial former champion alberto contador. i think contador is shaping up to be my biggest rival at this point he's he's won multiple grunter was already and he he certainly the knows what to do to to be ready for those races now in less than two weeks the russian city of cazan will welcome the

>> yes, i'm a fan of "vanity fair" and wimbledon and pippa middleton will now be a contributing editorgoing to cover wimbledonw. she's interviewed roger fedder-tell us about the fashion to be watching for, all the cute players to be watching for. >> is she going to wear the white dress she wore to the wedding? >> i don't think so. >> just looking for an excuse to show that video. >> david beckham fan. >> she's a huge wimbledon fan. she's been going since she was 8 years old, because otherwise you're thinking "vanity fair" -- >> well, she did the book, and in this case, it's using name recognition to move forward -- >> once the baby comes, everybody's going to forget "vanity fair." >> i don't think so. >> with a name like pippa? >> she's royalty now by association. >> i will hold her torch don't -- >> i'm sure you will -- >> bringing up the white dress, yeah. >> and just to go back to the lottery winner real quick, there was a woman that let her go in front of her in line, right? >> yes. >> kicking herself now. >> these are the stories we're talking about today. "way too early" starts r

i wasn't expecting that. >> bold and beautiful. >>> next up, wimbledon is in full swing.attle looming off the court? it's a real dog-eat-dog competition. novak djokovic versus andy mur wi murray. it's a match between their pups. look at djokovic's poodle pierre, who likes the private lifestyle, riding in jets and surfing. and we have murray's border terrier, maggie may. she is laid back. she chases tennis balls and tweeting to her 18,000 followers. and maggie is not camera shy posing for all kinds of pictures on twitter. who is cuter? who takes the top dog title? who do you think? >> maggie. >> maggie's pretty qcute. >> i like the one on the right. >> the poodle. >> pierre. >> we thanks our sister network espn for all of the real wimbledon action. >>> after 50 years, it's hard to imagine any place on the planet where the rolling stones have not performed. but the legendary rockers will make their debut at glastonbury. where they're expected to perform before a crowd of 135,000 fans. mick jagger turns 70 next month. he has no plans on quitting. >>> finally, we have -- you