the swiss star is gunning for his eight wimbledon title. andy murray knows what it's like to win at wimbledon. could he do it again? what about stan wawrinka. the swiss won the french open and is seated for -- seeded fourth. the women's singles are wide open. serena williams is on track to win all four grand slam titles in a single year. petra kvitova is fifth. we have romanian simona halep third. could this be her year? we will find out. and we can't forget maria sharapova. the russian is no stranger to success and she could be the thick -- biggest threat to williams. there are getting ready for the challenge that awaits them. >> wimbledon's facebook page proudly proclaims its regulars. the courts in perfect shape the weather is fine, and the strawberries are promising. and the champagne is on ice. but what about the players? women's favorites serena williams and maria sharapova had a pretournament showdown. who one? you be the judge. williams could become the first woman since steffi graf in 1988 to claim all for top titles in one year. >

when i won my first wimbledon, i won more prize money than another won in his five wimbledon's. it is a similar position. it is going the same way. they deserve it because they are out there working very hard. why not? mark: great to chat with you. good luck to you and roger at wimbledon as well. hopefully we will get to chat again. stefan, former wimbledon champion. six-time grand slam champion stefan edberg. from tennis to racing. it is a big weekend for sport. i spoke to alejandro head of the final leg of the motorsport inaugural 2014-15 season. this takes place in london on saturday and sunday. i spoke to him about the money behind formula e, viewership worldwide. what has been the biggest challenge since the beijing race? you've been involved since the beginning. you organized the whole thing from scratch. >> the main challenge has been to keep it going. we just started it. with a place we wanted to get to, but not really a plan. we've been providing a lot. nobody has done this before, create a championship all over the world, inside the cities, with cars that didn't exist.

the swiss star is gunning for his eight wimbledon title. andy murray knows what it's like to win at wimbledon. could he do it again? what about stan wawrinka. the swiss won the french open and is seated for -- seeded fourth. the women's singles are wide open. serena williams is on track to win all four grand slam titles in a single year. petra kvitova is fifth. we have romanian simona halep third. could this be her year? we will find out. and we can't forget maria sharapova. the russian is no stranger to success and she could be the thick -- biggest threat to williams. there are getting ready for the challenge that awaits them. >> wimbledon's facebook page proudly proclaims its regulars. the courts in perfect shape the weather is fine, and the strawberries are promising. and the champagne is on ice. but what about the players? women's favorites serena williams and maria sharapova had a pretournament showdown. who one? you be the judge. williams could become the first woman since steffi graf in 1988 to claim all for top titles in one year. >

. >> and day 1 of wimbledon. normal service defending champion novak djokovic at the famous center court. >> hello egypt's prosecutor general has died after a car bomb targeted his convoy as it passed near a military academy. hisham barakat was the first official to be safned assassinated since the overthrow of mohammed morsi. bmsabdullah al-shami has more details. >> targeted after he left his cairo home monday morning. believed to be a remote controlled bomb hisham barakat wascondemned many members of the muslim brotherhood to trial. highly politicized. against antigovernment dissent terse of alldissenters of all stripes. be abdullah al-shami al jazeera. stripes. abdullah al-shami al jazeera. >> authorities be responsible for the ousting of mohammed morsi. fest promising democratic country to one of pass killings and violence. killing is unacceptable, there is no way to end the bloodshed unless the military coup and the empowerment of revolution is broken. we ask speak now to al jazeera's former cairo bureau ch

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more on wimbledon. >> look forward to it. thank you lee. >>> a new show by the american artist jackson pollack in the u.k. he died at shortly before age 44. al jazeera went to see them up front. >> summertime number 9 a typically of jackson pollack. the paint literally dripped onto the canvas, a frenzy of throwing paints but controlled chaos ending with pooufl composition he as a founder of abstract expressionism his paintings are worth millions. tying ser ensured for $140 million. >> there's life or art before jackson pollack and art after jackson pollack. if you have one of those works in your collection it is at a centrifugal point where a collection can develop and grow. because a lot of the roads in modern art lead back to jackson pollack. >> looking to innovate and progress pollack gave up on the drip paintings and moved on. there are only 37 black touring paintings and a big departure for pollack not what you think of almost exclusively black. the black pourings were made with sticks and bubble syringes used for bastin

. >> wimbledon is underway on the outskirts of london. we will look at why membership in the all england club is one of the most exclusive in the world. betty: good afternoon. i am betty liu. >> i am mark crumpton. today markets are falling . investors worried about fallout debt situation and whether the country will exit the euro. a check of the board shows all of the major averages down more than 1.3%. s&p 500 is down about 27 points. dow jones industrials up -- a drop.int greece's financial problems have revived demand for gold as a safe haven. european investors are increasing purchases. right now, gold futures are on the rise up nearly .5%. of the risk of a greek exit from the euro is impacting oil. it dropped to a three-week low today. crude oil now down over 2%. market,n the treasury sharplyear yield 2.35% down based on buying. the euro have been falling based on what we see in greece but had recently turned higher. you can see the euro trading at $1.12. let's get a look at top stories. the supreme court is wrapping up today with a

tennis now and day to at wimbledon and 14 time nadel and women's champion opened campaigns but therelenty of star power on day one with both the men's and women's top seeds in action and we report. >> reporter: a stony summer day in london and clouds flocking to see one of the world's biggest sporting and social events and it was a star studied line up at wimbledon and djokovic was in center court and against world 33 shriber on paper the toughest he could have done and number one was too good forger man opponent winning three sets. >> it was great to be back at wimbledon and play on untouched grass and open the wimbledon 2015 and play on center court as defending champion of course it's a special feeling completely different from any other. >> reporter: top seeds serena williams led things off on court one, the five-time champion is hot favorite to make it six and made to work the first set by 20-year-old russian before winning 6-4, 6-1. serena is aiming to keep up a red hot streak after winning the last three grand slam events. >> amazing year and winning the open and championships

the 5 time wimbledon champ pen, in 2015, september's u.s.pen to add her name to the history, two men and three women have ever held four major title in one year. the last 9 snienings. the last woman was steffi graph back in 1988. >> it doesn't make it feel any different, which i think is a good thing because i don't feel any pressure to win all four and i have been saying that, but i really don't feel that pressure. i mean maybe if i were to happen to win here, then maybe i might start feeling it after that but i mean ultimately, you know, i am just taking it one day at any time. i am not 13ing that far. one of serena's main rivals will be marina sharapova. they could meet. depending upon the results. sharapova phases janet contor recognizes the threat williams pieces. >> thes the player to beat. with all of the confidence in the world having won the last three majors not just -- not just these two in this year i think those results speak for herself. she is certainly the one to beat. >> kumar said he will retire through the home test series

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i will say in that first year at wimbledon you know when you walk through the hallowed grounds of the all england lawn & tennis club and you're like, "wow this is what you've been seeing. and the first summer that i picked up a racquet was the first time i saw arthur ashe on television, the summer of 1975 winning wimbledon. >> this is talk to al jazeera still ahead on the program katrina adams talks about improving the lives of young people through tennis. >> the new al jazeera america primetime. get the real news you've been looking for. at 7:00, a thorough wrap-up of the day's events. then at 8:00, john seigenthaler digs deeper into the stories of the day. and at 9:00, get a global perspective on the news. weeknights on al jazeera america. >> your'e watching talk to al jazeera with me tony harris, my guest this week is katrina adams head of the the united states tennis association. >> coupla names. let me throw some names. and then i want to get to the work you're doing in harlem. coupla names. zina garrison. what comes to mind? >> she was a mentor for me on tour. top ten in the wor

would not expect this and look at the sat satellite and this is running across the london area and wimbledonnning in the southwest and moving out and no such problems and going through the next couple of days and see the cloud tumbling in the view and a rate of high pressure just nosing its way and will keep things nice and settled going through the next few days and 24 in london and monday afternoon and 28 paris and fine and dry and clear skies absolutely fabulous. wet weather with showers at the moment and showers in the balkins and eastern europe and showers more concentrated here going into tuesday and by tuesday looking at temperatures in paris of around 32 degrees. southeasterly winds coming up against the western side of europe and gorgeous weather coming through, 37 there for madrid and 32 paris, 28 in london the number in fahrenheit and that is 82 in fahrenheit. wednesday, hotter still. could touch 32 degrees in london. gorgeous weather coming through as we expect two days in a thunderstorm and we will see thundershowers later in the week. >>> thanks very much indeed for that. still

and this year's third grand slam tournament has gotten underway at wimbledon.fans will head to southwest london to see reigning champion novak djokovic. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] i'm sarah harman, welcome to the show. an increasingly defiant greek prime minister staunchly defends the move to put the decision on a bailout in the hands of the people. alexis tsipras commented that they will likely not throw grease out of the eurozone because the cost would be enormous. and according to next sunday's referendum the stronger the rejection of the creditor deals, the stronger greece's case will be. whoever calls, i always pick up. dw's correspondent in athens we will bring him in for some analysis. hillis us more about what the prime minister had to say. >> we had some blame game. some european partners blame greece for not presenting concrete proposals during negotiations or for not being credible. he tried to turn the tables saying that, unfortunately, it w

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i will say in that first year at wimbledon you know when you walk through the hallowed grounds of thell england lawn & tennis club and you're like, "wow this is what you've been seeing. and the first summer that i picked up a racquet was the first time i saw arthur ashe on television, the summer of 1975 winning wimbledon. >> this is talk to al jazeera still ahead on the program katrina adams talks about improving the lives of young people through tennis. >> monday. the fastest internet in the country. >> it's the next generation internet. >> but why isn't it in your town? >> our internet's half the speed of dial-up. >> could big cable be controlling your access to the web? >> it's not even gonna play. >> your right to access knowledge is being limited. >> techknow's team of experts show you how the miracles of science... >> i'm standing in a tropical wind storm. >> can affect and surprise us. >> wow! some of these are amazing. >> "techknow", where technology meets humanity. monday, 6:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> your'e watching talk to al jazeera with me tony harris, my

and rain across the united kingdom and parting skies will allow decent sunshine if you are off to wimbledon course of this week came friday a top temperature in london 24 degrees and 31 paris and we have 35 degrees in madrid. that heat will extent further north actually as we go on through the next couple of days. temperatures in london getting up in the mid 20s over the next few days and highs of 30 by thursday julie. >>> everton thanks for that. still to come here on al jazeera protests in nepal over a new law of making people stateless. in sport the latest from the nba draft as the number one pick is confirmed. stay with us. ♪ ♪ welcome back you are with al jazeera and let's give you a bit of breaking news and come in the last few seconds and getting reports of an explosion in a mosque in kuwait that has been reported by an al jazeera arabic correspondent and apparently people have been killed in that explosion at the mosque and we will bring you more on that as we get it. other top stories french antiterror police investigating attack on a u.s. chemical company where a man was found dec

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i will say in that first year at wimbledon you know when you walk through the hallowed grounds of the all england lawn & tennis club and you're like, "wow this is what you've been seeing. and the first summer that i picked up a racquet was the first time i saw arthur ashe on television, the summer of 1975 winning wimbledon. >> this is talk to al jazeera still ahead on the program katrina adams talks about improving the lives of young people through tennis. >> he was electro-shocked and tortured. >> decades of corruption abuse, and torture, by chicago police... >> you think people make a distinction between cia, black ops sites, verses torturing a thirteen year old kid from the south-side? >> people realize that torture is torture. >> lisa fletcher brings you an in depth report chicago torture only on al jazeera america >> challenge the way you look at the world. >> talking about big subjects. >> telling human stories. >> fraud, waste and abuse. >> we've spent 110 billion dollars. >> this is their dirty little secret. >> your'e watching talk to al jazeera with me tony harris, my guest

i haven't participated in any official lead up of events in wimbledon, but i've had these particulartions before. getting ready, hopefully i'll be able to perform my best. >> the william services practice together as usual in wimbledon and they could meet in the top 16. serena to the final with world number one. and potential semi against maria sharapova. the warm up events are being played. world number 61 came from a set down to win in the semifinal. >>> football's world governing body fifa president sepp bratter blatter will be stepping down. reportedly he said at an event on thursday that he had not resigned but put back his mandate. his own words. fifa is now being forced to confirmed he will be stepping down. the election for his successor is expected to be held in december at the earliest. >>> juventus striker tevez is back to argentina. his comeback from talks will sign a deal as soon as he finishes playing in the copa america for argentina. he started his career with boca between 2001 and 2004 before leaving for england and italy. >>> up to 13 years in motogp, 227 races six

the winner in the build up to wimbledon. ban >> welcome back.ow fight against ebola looks like it's far from over with the news of a fresh outbreak in sierra leone's capital free town. it confirmed three new cases 18 days after the last known infections. liberia was declared ebola free in may, but the ebola is on the rise in guinea. many people who suffered malaria stayed away from clinics because they were afraid of catching ebola. malaria is carried by mosquito so nets and insecticide is used to stop it. but scientists are now turn to go new technology. >> it's strange not to find people not suffering from malaria in this part of the country. in western kenya one of the highest malaria prevalence rates. scientists and researchers have been here for decades. >> this team of health workers from the international control for insect and ecology is here to install a solar powered mosquito trap. it's one of 4,200 that have been installed in the past three years. this has nylon laced with a human scent that attracts mosquitoes before they get into th

tennis players advance in the early rounds of wimbledon. we will have the highlights. you are watching "fbn:am" your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ you are looking at two airplane fuel gauges. can you spot the difference? no? you can't see that? alright, let's take a look. the one on the right just used 1% less fuel than the one on the left. now, to an airline, a 1% difference could save enough fuel to power hundreds of flights around the world. hey, look at that. pyramids. so you see, two things that are exactly the same have never been more different. ge software. get connected. get insights. get optimized. sandra: let's say you caught up on global markets at 5:15 a.m. on the east coast. stocks looking to the upside, finishing a pretty strong session. the hang seng in the singapore is that averages of more than 8%. in europe come a different story continued concerns about the following greece having a negative effect on markets there. ftse icac and dax all to the downside. future is following up on yesterday's big losses. dow futures up 71. s&p fu

we have more on wimbledon's finals. plus... >> i'm in seoul.'ll be telling you how comic book magazines have changed from this to this, creating thousands of jobs and earning south korea millions of dollars. ra america >> time will stand still as for a second. the second will be added to compensate for the speed of the earth's rotation. but it could disrupt the international market and computer programs. time we're often losing it, running out of t and we're actually gaining some. clocks around the world will have an extra second added to keep up in sync with the earth's own sense of time. time used to be measured by the earth's rotation. then atomic clocks were invented. they use the vibrations and atoms to measure time with super accuracy. atomic time is constant, but the earth' rotation is gradually slowing down. the two move out of sync by a fraction every day. but there are consequences of tinkering with time. many commuter systems are programmed to deal with the system and glitches could happen. in the asia pacific the time jump occurs du

athletes of the generation you have to include serena williams. 0 grand slams going after 21 at wimbledon today. earnhardt struggled a -- serena struggled in the first set with the russian but got it going. the back-hand winner down the line. serena cruises from there. 6-4, 6-1. her sister vienna advances in straight sets. all right. now, here is someone hanging on for dear life. nicholas is a morkist from finland -- motor cyclist from finland. he loses it and drives it with his knees. he can hold it together to finish the race. he finished 17th but he did finish. the nationals are off today. the nationals are off. roe v.dwyane wade decided to be a free agent. that is a look at sports. can you ride your bike like that? doug: barely. steve rudin will have an update to the weekend forecast at 11:00. maureen: have a good n >>> tonight, the dramatic end to the massive manhunt for two escaped killers. the surviving fugitive talking from his hospital bed revealing his final days on the run. the two escapees splitting up trying to cover their trail. our reporter with the first look inside one of

i believe she will win the wimbledon. >> and now fifa. blaert got relengthed for a fifth term.resigning. did he think that the corruption charges may be sniffing at his back door now? >> clearly they are sniffing at his back door. indeed the american prosecutors are sniffing at his heels. someone told him, it is time to step away. >> does that mean he is free of charges? >> absolutely not. we have not seen the last of the indictments. >> dan, the players are saying the corruption charges, don't let it give the game a black eye. will the fans buy into that? >> when you put the world cup in places like russia and qatar, it is hard to separate the corruption from the game itself. john oliver the comedian who loves the game attacked fifa. the people who love the game the most are having a hard time separating fifa. >> we are waiting on the belmont park results. we are waiting to see american fairio. and when it happens, i will tell you. and meanwhile dan, talk about this. explain one nation, one vote policy with fifa. >> my opinion is that fifacan't get around the one nation one vo

the aim at a six wimbledon title and first grand slam victory. >>> number 23 seed winning 6-2 6-1. and football now in arsenal has confirmed the goalkeeper from champions chelsea joins the gunners after 11 years with the blues. during that period he won numerous honors, including four premier league titles. the move follows as chelsea number one, last season he only made 16 appearances for jose mourinho's side. >> to the largest rifles on and off the pitch the copa america finals later on monday. they enter the match having crushed columbia, they now go into the competition their coach feels that history will count for little when play gets under way. >> i don't see it in the complex way. the bottom line is that in the match we're 11 against 11. we are the people participating in this spectacular spectacle. i believe we're professional enough to face the match both the chilean team and the peruvian team. i believe we can put on a good show. >> having won the travelers championship in a playoff in connecticut. the paraffined at 16 under par but casey had the advantage. he made a com

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with queens kicking off next week and wimbledon just around the corner, a center of tennis is upon usvital our corporate sponsors to making the tournaments happen? joining us now for a sports special is michael dowie, ceo of the tennis association. simon is still with us as well. thank you for joining us. what is your big headache running the lta? it must be about participation. how do you turn the tide on what has been a declining trend? micheal: it is quite a challenge but we feel we have a better strategic plan. we have 23,000 records in great britain and we have to work through partners -- especially in parks. we have to help find operators because it is about investing in great people. if we can develop great programs and parks, we think we can turn this sport around. anna: how to sponsors feel about the state of tennis? there are some key sponsors who are really integral to the broadcasting of tennis and integral to the running of tennis championships. how do they feel about where the sport is heading and the participation? micheal: we have taken them through our strategic plan

williams will head to london as the heavy favorite at wimbledon.first flee grand slam tournaments of the year something she never had the opportunity to do. >> i think my biggest obstacle is overthinking it. i've never been this close to a career four. no. but i'm still far away. i haven't done great on the grass recently in the past few years. obviously, i love playing in new york. i get hyped for that but so does 128 other players. will be is so close. i have a couple of days off and have to get ready and start training for that. >> in 2002 she did win wimbledon and french open titles but no woman has been able to win all four since stefi graff in 1988. >>> waiting a press conference from two prisoners who escaped in an upstate new york prison. the governor is offer $100,000 reward for any information leading to the apprehension and arrest of richard matt and david sweat. the two inmates who escaped from this maximum security. this press conference will get under way there the left of your screen. when it does we'll get more information as to wha

he is trying to be the first man to win eight wimbledon titles. 6-1, 6-36-3. [inaudible] good move. doug: thunderstorm watch canceled for metro area. steve rudin will have more on the lingering showers and update for the holiday weekend forecast at 11:00. maureen: thank you. world news tonight with david muir up ne >>> tonight, the prison crackdown. fallout over the escape of two convicted killers. the superintendent and 11 others suspended. the surviving fugitive revealing their escape. they ban began digging through cell walls six months ago. and the close call, hiding in a tree as police walked right by. >>> the military jet crashing into a city overseas, smashing into a hotel just after take-off. more than 100 on board, rescuers searching through wreckage and debris for any survivors. >>> up in flames. families return to their homes, dozens reduced to smoke and ash. our team inside the devastated community, the rubble still smoldering. >> world cup showdown. team usa takes on the best team in the world. for the american women, it's win or go home.

some of the sports biggest names have been on court for the first-round matches at wimbledon today. roger federer underlined his fine form with a straight sets win over bosnia's player. rafa nadal defeated brazilian baluchi in three sets. andy murray is further after a straight sets win after his opponent from causing stan -- kazakhstan. germany's angelique kerber whitewashed her compatriot. in soccer, germany is up against another challenging opponent in the quest to win a women's world cup. they now face the world's number two, the usa. germany currently boasts the best offense and the strongest defense. people are dancing on the streets of montreal before the kickoff. take a listen. >> just like this jazz band playing showtime at the women's world cup. the international jazz festival is just a way for soccer fans to kill time before the big match. team usa was on the pitch for a pregame training session in front of the media. the best actor buttes. it team -- speed, team spirits. ask the best thing about us -- >> the best thing about us is we are different. something we have in o

that includes london where the wimbledon championships are taking place. the hottest day will be on wednesday. the high will be 32 degrees. 10 degrees higher than normal with gusty conditions expected. tough conditions for athletes as well as fans. now, across asia over the western pacific we have multiple systems to mention. one here is still providing some rainfall over the southern areas of the philippines. and then we have a low that is expected to become a tropical depression by tomorrow. and this has become a tropical depression. this one will likely intensify into a tropical storm and then head on as the week progresses. kagoshima, you've had nearly 1300 millimeters of rainfall since the beginning of june. more rain is anticipated. that's record-breaking levels. an additional 100 or 200 millimeters likely for many areas of western japan. flooding mudslides, all of them continued risk. and rain will likely head to hakone where the eruption was reported. so rain expected in hakone by tomorrow. temperatures are going to be 24 degrees in tokyo with rain

djovanick tendrÁ un complicado camino por recorrer en el torneo de wimbledon con la posibilidad de enfrentarspero en contacto deportivo en punto de la media noche. leÓn: al regresar un ambiente laboral estresante puede ser perjudicial para la salud, le traemos consejos. leÓn: un ambiente laboral estresante podrÍa ser daÑino para la salud. consejos sobre cÓmo se puede reducir el estrÉs. reportera: lleva tres aÑos trabajando como repartidor de pizzas entre las entregas diarias dice que vive estresado. >> la gente llama la pizza llegÓ frÍa. no quieren pagar. ahÍ el estrÉs oh my god. tengo que volver. pierdo tiempo, no dan propina. reportera: es parte del 40% de personas en el paÍs que califican a su trabajo como muy o extremadamente estresante, cÓmo se puede reducir el estrÉs. >> escuchamos mucho sobre el agotamiento, el estrÉs pero nadie nos da las estrategias que debemos tomar para solventar el problema. reportera: como parte del estudio se reuniÓ a un grupo de trabajadores de salud de un ambiente estresante como 1 u de cuidados intensivos se le dio ejercicios de respiraciÓn controlada, terap

. >>> tennis and wimbledon is back. serena williams center court. careful! slippery grass.ier. williams got up and took the first set 6-4 and fights it to win the second set 6-1. she's trying to win a true grand slam. only three others have won all four tournaments in a single season. >>> maurice bates nicknamed mo buckets staying in oakland. warriors picked up the $3.8 million option on his contract, shot 50% floor, key role player on the bench. >> good. >> will you be able to pop him like that with that ring on? >> yes, sir. that big bling? >> a little heavy. he can do it. >> i'm looking at yours. look at that. >> is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. only at a sleep number store. don't miss the lowest prices of the season, with the c4 queen mattress set only $1499.98. know better sleep with sleep number. >>> i know it's a little soon, but there's a long holiday weekend coming up, a lot of people going on vacation. >> 4th of july. >>> it's going to cool down by the weekend and by that time there's going to be hide and seek wit

even over towards the north, wimbledon going on here. some of the hottest temperatures on record for the tennis match there. so something to keep in mind if you are out there, especially for the athletes. that's all in the west. we have that ridge. back towards the east, it is much cooler. actually looking at the risk for rain showers and thunderstorms for some of you. see what's going on in the americas as well. in the southwestern u.s., it has been exceptionally hot. we have high pressure continuing to dominate. but some of you have been looking at record-breaking temperatures. i'll get back on that in a second. we have a low back here towards the east. this is bringing us some severe thunderstorms. we do have tornado watches and severe thunderstorm watches in effect extending through the ohio river valley. it is going to shift towards the east as we go ahead into wednesday. the tornado threat will go away, but we still have that risk of some large hail and damaging winds coming out of this. if you are traveling towards the northeaster

she kicked off her bid to win her sixth title at wimbledon on monday. start, she won in two sets. williams has won the first two majors of 215 and is trying to become the first woman to win all four grand slam events in one year since 1988. >>> cleveland indians pitcher cody anderson flirts with history. he takes a perfect game into the seventh inning but it's spoiled when tampa bay's grady sizemore hits a home run. anderson settled for a 7-1 win, his first big league victory. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," the latest on the wildfires in washington. >>> plus nascar champ jeff gordon and best selling author james patterson. i'm alison harmelin and this is the "cbs morning news." body pain? motrin helps you be an unstoppable, i-can-totally-do-this- all-in-one-trip kind of woman. when pain tries to stop you, there's motrin. motrin works fast to stop pain where it starts. make it happen with new motrin liquid gels. aren't you christen press? that's me. great to see you off the soccer field. what's that sunscreen? it's coppertone clearly sheer. lightwe

. >> moving on to wimbledon. pick this up in the first set. serena serves. and comes back with nasty back hand. takes the first set 6-4. later on with match point leaving this one up and turns out to be a very bad choice right there. serena, world's best player, moves on in straight sets. 6-4, 6-1. >>> on the men's side novak djokovic also in action today. joker takes the first set in the second doing this issome work. in the third match point. joker with the return. and this one is out. novak djokovic moving on. >> great stuff out there. >> yeah. >> starting early. >> absolutely, can't wait. >> thank you, jaso why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go back. fios custom tv lets you pay for the types of channels you want, not the ones you don't. 100% fiber optics is here. get out of the past. get fios. now for $79.99 a month. go online or call. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.97

a special wimbledon presentation for fox business network from tennis channel. wimbledon guarantees a player a place in history, but for serena williams, she's chasing something even bigger. the world number one captured the first two majors of the year and a win at wimbledon would keep alive her chance for the calendar year grand slam. for the men, novac djokovic is the defending champion and top seed. he has his work cut out for him though. he faces 2012 quarter finalist schreiber. number two seed roger federer is coming off a win and he'll be chasing his 8th career wimbledon title. be sure to tune into the ten channel prime time where we will have the news and highlights and matches from the all england lawn and tennis club. >> welcome back. we are back now with former aig chief and chairman and ceo of hank greenberg appealing the judge's decision to award him and 275 shareholders no damages in the aig case. even though the judge ruled that the bailout was in fact illegal. greenberg's star attorney david boies was with us on friday and told us how it will for

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i am happy to be in the second week for the first time if i am not counting wimbledon from 2012. i need to think a little more positive that i just lost. but, of course, i think you know, after a couple of days it will be better than now. >>> to the nba now. and the cleveland superstar lebron james believes this will be the year the cavaliers win their first league title ahead of their opening finals game against the golden state warriors and that's despite the recent form of the regular season m.v.p. stefan curry who led golden state for an undefeated run through the playoffs curry also set an nba record for three pointers in the post season and while lebron admits he could be hitting better form he says rights now it's the best he's ever been. >> i haven't been in a good rhythm and you know, shooting the ball, you know, but it hasn't stopped me from doing what i need to do as far as helping our team. the three-point shot is something that if i was a player that needed that shot to be effective, it doesn't affect my game. if i make a few, i take them. if i don't i top stake taki