mark: what do you give wimbledon? and what does wimbledon provide you and return?hicles here. we've got branding on the court and a really great campaign called "the limit" mark: #feel wimbledon. laura: we have people with sensors and wearable tech. on a day like today, with so many big matches, the tension is going to be great. the excitement. and we are measuring the emotions. mark: how does that benefit jaguar using this technology? how does it benefit your brand? laura: it says a lot about our brand as a technology brand. technology in the vehicles. it is another expression of that. mark: another expression of feeling wimbledon was a great instance that has gone viral. john mcenroe picking up a couple of tourists, wimbledon lovers in the car. talk us through what happened. this is had 300,000 viewers already. laura: john macro was in a jaguar x.e., and he picked up to fans on their way to wimbledon. and he said he would drop them off. they had no idea. when he got in the car, they were really shocked. once they got over the shock, a great conversation about the

tweeting the official wimbledon headband is too clocheful for wimbledon.at the official wimbledon headband has too much color for wimbledon. 2014 jeannie bouchard faced the fashion miss for this infraction. a barely recognizable black bra. the chair ump complaining but the referee's office ruling there was no violation. if you think it's easy to skirt the law here take a look inside the competitor's guide that says quote white does not include off white or cream. a single trim of color, no wider than one centimeter is allowed. so when did wimbledon get so picky? it may seem like it's been this way for 137 years. but what about mcenroe venus, agassi. they had gotten a little more lenient until these showed up. that was too much and the 2014 it all stopped and it states only all white undergarments apply. turns out white may just be the new white. they are not kidding around right now agoa radwanska is playing. pretty boring looking but they do find their way to make their statement. if you look closely on the bottom ooh, she's getting wild with a little bit

welcome to wimbledon. >>> international flair. big day at wimbledon.tasty. >> it's fantastic. a little taste of wimbledon. of course lara is right there in the heart of the action. how's it going, lara? >> i'm so glad that you guys got the strawberries and keep that i prepared for you this morning, george. everybody is having them here. it is a gorgeous day in wimbledon. we have so much coming up including a pop-in from one john mcenroe. stay with us. >> oh wow. >>> also a spot of tea. a spot of tea too wash it all down. thank you for that as well. >> strawberries and cream is good. we have special guests in the social square. english bulldog king bentley and stella. they're in what we consider their own buckingham palace. i hear they're big tennis fans but like chasing around and grabbing the tennis balls even more than that. >> right through the palace. >> just came right through the palace gates over the palace wall. >> storming the gates. >> smelled something better than strawberries. we have a lot coming up from wimbledon. >>> right now the mornin

that is his tradition at wimbledon. we know last night he was dancing the night away at the wimbledon ball with serena williams who won here on saturday. >> thank you very much. good that he got his ruffage at wimbledon. >>> the youngest winner of the nobel peace prize is celebrating her birthday by asking the world to help the people who fled syria. malala helped open a school in lebanon and will visit another camp today. she asked world leaders to invest in books. malala made headlines three years ago when gunmen shot her for supporting girls education rights. >>> pope francis returning home after the historic week to south america. the last stop for francis was the flood-prone area in paraguay. during his visit to ecuador and paraguay he called for reforms in the new economic model where rich and poor share in the earth's resources. >>> all eyes on vienna. talks on nuclear deal with iran. what iran wants that might be hold up the deal. >>> breaking news this morning. leaders indicate there's been a deal reached in th

. >> and sport - super-novak djokovic shines at wimbledon, winning his third wimbledon title on center court. >>> welcome to the program. joep eurozone leaders told greece they must enact reforms before they look at a rescue. at the heart is whether the prime minister alexis tsipras can deliver on the promisesee has made to them. germany, backed by other hard line countries is skeptical saying if he can, measures do not go far enough. for instance, considered greece's closest ally is pushing for a deal that would allow the central bank to intervene. we have the story covered from both sides. neave barker is in brussels and simon mcgregor-wood is standing by in athens. first jacky rowland reports from brussels on the day's developments. >> the leaders from the 19 eurozone countries need to decide by sunday weather conditions exist for greece to remain in the current european union. the leaders need to show that reforms will be implemented. >> i'm here already, and we owe that to the people of europe who wants winter united not guded. we can reach on agreement tonight if all parties wand

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that's it for us from wimbledon. much. so yesterday lara was hanging out with john mcenroe. this morning it's chris evert. she gets the best assignments. as we do here a very special morning, the party before the party and we have another party for you, it's the party in the park with walk the moon. they're going to join us live with their hit of the summer "shut up and dance." it's a great morning. come on back. ♪ jummy: we want to start with an update on your weather right now. here's alex liggitt. alex: we are looking at nice conditions today, a lot better then the past few days. dew points are down. they were in the mid 70's yesterday, so a lot of comfort in the atmosphere. unfortunately, we are watching this system. that will slide to the east into the d.c. area tomorrow and give a chance for a few showers on saturday. more sunshine by sunday with temperatures back near 90 degrees. how was traffic looking? angela: alex, we will start in the district. constitution avenue at 17th street. major congestion from east

i need to win wimbledon again. so, this year, just had a different approach of just staying relaxed and just staying in the moment and staying focused one match at a time. >> you scared me, my friend. >> me, too. i was scared. >> two consecutive double faults, is serena feeling the pressure? >> but i hung in there and i'm here. >> balancing the trophy on your head. >> doing everything i can with the trophy because they take it away so fast. >> you just have to appreciate the moment. i notice you look at your player's box a lot, looking at your family and venus and your friends, and we won't name-drop, but there were some very cool friends in there, does that give you comfort, does that give you energy? >> i'm that player that always looks over, is that okay? >> when you got a point, you know, it was like -- >> in your face. but, no, i just -- it gives me energy, it keeps me calm. >> it's done so serena slam 2.0. >> 2.0, it is. >> is it sweeter than serena 1.0? >> definitely, 2.0 is better. i really won four grand s

that's it for us from wimbledon. much. so yesterday lara was hanging out with john mcenroe. this morning it's chris evert. she gets the best assignments. as we do here a very special morning, the party before the party and we have another party for you, it's the party in the park with walk the moon. they're going to join us live with their hit of the summer "shut up and dance." it's a great morning. come on back. ♪ >> chopper 6hd was over blue mountain elementary school in hamburg, berks county. you can look right into it. strong wind tore the roof off the school during last night's storms. two people got out safely. it is unclear if tornado investigators will visit. but a funnel cloud was spotted nearby. 8:27 friday, let's turn to matt pellman in for karen. >> reporter: things are drying out on this friday morning. looking at heavy traffic near the boulevard. we had a broken down vehicle eastbound near montgomery that's cleared out. travel times, 29 minutes each way. it's double what it should be. crash by the warmi

. >> now nadal out of wimbledon and, out of the tournament, beaten by an unseeded qualifier. >> muslim brotherhood is calling for an uprising of a 13 of its leaders p killed. >> prepares to sign tough new anti-terror rich legislation. and gives prosecutors the right to wiretap or anyone who leads or runs or gives money to a designated terrorist organization will face the death penalty or life in prison. >> those in violence on social media, will be in jail for five years. >> now, the wider crackdown and the latest attack. >> as the dead were taken from this morning, they say they were killed in cold blood and they had been taken into custody earlier. they fingerprint he them, and they were arrested alive and got killed later. and they were hit in the head, chest and side. >> the muslim brotherhood leaders were killed because they were fugitives. and they deny it, and said they were leaders after family support group. >> i blame the killing on see and, everyone who authorized and supported him, i hope they taste the same. >> so the military could you from more six the muslim brotherhood

in 17 years and won in the 1990s including wimbledon way back in 1997.ld sterling is set to be the most expendsive player in history and sterling will join manchester city from liverpool in $18 million deal and striker is not leaving on good terms and agent said sterling would not sign a contract there even if it was for more than a million dollars a week. liver pool says they are retired and henderson has been named as the new captain including new signings and kline and james miller. striker has arrived in turkey. he is completing from manchester united and he won the league title with united in 2013 but the 31-year-old really struggled with injury for much of last season. now two cuban footballers defected in the u.s. for the north and central american football championship, the gold cup and the rest heading home with cuba eliminated after the defeat with trinidad and six cuban players and head coach did not make it to the u.s. because of visa problems and this 2-0 win puts trinidad in the quarter finals and mexico of group c have taken a hit and it w

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we'll get the details on that. >>> and we'll catch up with the new wimbledon champion novak djokovic at the all england club. >>> that's the news for this morning. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. i'm anne-marie green. have a great d -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com joirks joot n beginning at 4:30. good morning. it's monday july 13th. i'm maria medina. and i'm frank mallicoat we're taking you up on skydrone 5 with a look at the major 0. >>> and good morning everyone. it is monday, july 13th. >> it is nearly 4:30 on your monday. >> and we're -- we are taking you up on describe drone five with a look at changes before you get out your door this morning. >> your commute is going to get a lot better. we've got your traffic and weather everything you need to know on a monday. >> good morning everyone. that was beautiful. heading out the door we have our live weather cam. we're looking towards an overcast sky. temperatures 60s across the board. high today of 69. 60s, 70s 80s spectacular conditions. >> take a look at the roadways we're going to go straight t

oldest winner of the wimbledon title passed, as djokovic neared his title. the champion finally crumbled. delight in the ninth. now 48 wins in just three defeats for djokovic in 2015. for federer it's now three years without a grand slam win. zoe cummings. al jazeera. >> djokovic may be five years fed err's junior but emulates his history. joko vach and feddjokovic and federer retaining win world number 1 is lag well behind with 9 compared to federer's 17. >>> india's prime minister narendra modi has praised the first indian woman to win a wimbledon title. she paired with martina hingis. making history was the last thing on her mind. >> it was great to be this ambassador for sport. and as women for doing all these things but that's not something i'm obviously thinking of. i'm trying to win because we want to win. that's what we play for really. i hope you know sure, i hope it inspires a lot of girls you know and makes them believe that we can be grand slam champions too. >> it has brought to the nation, all the children of the country will get motivated. a l

it's not like this is going to be the last time we see serena do this at wimbledon. if she wants to hang around she can. >> heading into today federer has won more than 17 grand slams. winning today would bring the number to 18. >> >>> to florida where the coach of the florida state university football team has reportedly told his players that bars are off limits. this after two of his players were charged with assaulting women. the latest in a string of domestic violence incidents. >> caught on camera florida state freshman deandre johnson in a scuffle with a woman in a bar when he punches her in the face. johnson pleaded not guilty. his lawyer contends the woman provoked him with racial comments and kneeing him in the groin. this man allegedly punched another woman in the face. he's charged with misdemeanor battery. cook has been suspended indefinitely. johnson kicked off the team. coach jimbo fisher in a statement saying i don't tolerate the type of behavior that was captured on video and most recently alleged. i remain committed to educating our young men and hol

. >> trying to be the first man to win eight wimbledon wins today. let's get right to our top story, the man hut for one of the world's most no tor jousyous drug lords. kristin welker has more. >> good morning, that's right we reached out to the white house for reaction. so far no response, but we no a man hunt is under way after we know a medical examinerxican drug lord escaped a maximum security prison overnight overnight. he spent 13 years on the run until his celebrated capture back in 2014. he underwent facial reconstruction surgery. in 2001 he escaped a mexican prison in a laundry cart. flight vs. been suspended at local airports about 50 miles to the west of the city. they want to know how he efs able -- was able to escape. he was wanted for smuggling millions of dollars worth of cocaine, meth, and heroin across the border. back to you. >>> thanks right now to that mysterious accident on a crowded rhode island beach that has beach goers wondering if it is safe to return today. a woman was hospitalized after eyewitnesss say a reported explosion

changing of the guard today at wimbledon as djokovic wins back to back titles and seven-time champion federer. federer drops a beautiful cross court but covers from court. check it out the winner and set. second set tie break. federer serves. follows it in for the volley winner. now 11-10 fed and the tie break attacks there and puts the volley away and taking the set 12-10. to the semis but novak broke four times today including the drop shot winner. the joker inside out forehand. that was wicked. pumps up and back to back titles his third at wimbledon matching his coach in ninth major and lind l said after the set, it was the key. >> i cannot let the this happen against roger in finals at wimbledon because this might be my last chance in the match but again, managed to regroup went back to the basics and played a really really good matchup. >>> final round of the women's u.s. open four of the last seven. amy yang three-shot lead coming in. birdie here on 17 one back. the first open misses the 12-foot par. in the clubhouse with four under 66. yang lar par put to face a play-off. 1 ove

she's at wimbledon, ladies. she's at wimbledon, and she has a special edition of "pop news." than chris evert with me here at wimbledon. what do you want to say to the ladies? >> congratulation, ladies. you guys rock. i thought tennis players were great athletes, but you guys take the cake. >> ah, that's wonderful. you know what else takes the cake, a little "pop news" across the pond so what do you say we roll it. >> let's ace it right now. ♪ >> this wimbledon tennis fans are talking about rackets of a different kind. but it turns out that cacophony of moans and groans is contagious. and the most stiff upper lip british fans are discovering the art of the grunt. >> ooh. >> who is your favorite grunter? >> serena. >> this one is for you, serena. >> aaargh. >> that was not serena. >> that wasn't. >> that was like baby serena. give me your best maria. >> aaagh! >> this is more like -- >> that's her racket. >> oh, because it looked like a hammer. >> it's all about the deep -- >> yeah, and this tennis fan ponders a probing question. >> what about when they make love? >> oh, no. >

women's quarterfinals day at wimbledon, and serena williams keeps on marching on. has not lost a grand slam since the third round match last year, and took another step to the serena williams slum. she keeps the cro the first set four times on her way to winning the french open last month. she came back strongly against top class opposition and victoria azarenka and a 26th win for serena williams. she faces maria sharapova in the semifinals. >> for me i don't feel i have any pressure going into the match. i feel we both lost early last year, we both were enjoying the moment. and one of us will be in the final. >>> maria sharapova also had problems losing a second-set tie-break to coco vandeweghe to the united states. it was the first set she dropped in the tournament so far. >> reporter: the 2004 champion hit back 6-2 setting up a mouth watering last four meeting with serena williams on thursday. the other half of the women's draw is open. they came to the semifinal. the 2012 finalists beat madison keys of the united states in three sets and she'll play spain's pla

. >>> to wimbledon now. the second straight year. novak djokovic taking on federer in the finals.ederer serving in the far court. watch djokovic here. joker took the first set, 7-6. and the second set, federer serving with set point. comes to the net. quick back and forth here. he would finish that one off. taking the second set, 7-6. after the joker took the third set, he has championship point in the fourth. and he caps it off with that forehand winner. novak djokovic taking his ninth grand slam title and second straight at wimbledon. >> very good. >> 33 years old, roger federer. do you think he wins his 18th major? >> he's still got it. he is still quick. on grass. >> yeah. wimbledon is going to have to wait another year. >> meanwhile, we have castle starting this week. >> this summer take flight, without having to take a flight. because all the thrills you need are right here at busch gardens, and water country usa. in williamsburg, va. like the daring new coaster tempesto. so ride together slide together whether it's monster drops collossal curls or furry friends it's all her

and who will meet in the men's finals at wimbledon?ports ising come up. >> and we have a look at what we're working on for 7:00. >> well, ken, the finger pointing continued today. we'll take another look at the san francisco sheriff's emotional press conference following the deadly shooting along san francisco's waterfront. plus, new developments in the fatal crash involving caitlyn jenner. the victim's family says a half million dollars is just not enough. we hope to see you tonight at 7:00 on tv 36. . >>> strong winds and an ebb tide today greeted surfers competing in the rio vista grand slam. the three-day events puts professionals, amateurs and youngsters out in the delta. sole lamb, freestyle events are all on the schedule. the grand slam runs through sunday at sherman island in wind-swept rio vista. seems like it's always windy out there. >> good place to have that. >> definitely. >>> mark's here now. john madden fondly remembering ken stabler. >> yeah, two days after kenny's passing, you think about those raider years, the glory

and then wimbledon again and then wimbledon one more time and then the australian open and then wimbledone times. you know, something tells me that gal has a future in tennis. [ light laughter ] back in my day, hotel rooms didn't have wi-fi. if you wanted to watch adult films in hotel rooms, you had to turn on the tv, and then go to menu, and then guide, and then to one of the pay per view channels. then you'd scroll down, you'd select the movie you wanted based on its title, and then you charge it to the room, or so i've been told. the bill just says movie. [ laughter ] back in my day, we didn't eat greek yogurt. we ate good old-fashioned regular yogurt. and the fruit wasn't in some fancy side cup. oh no, the fruit was at the bottom. [ light laughter ] where it belongs. as jesus commanded it in my family's translation of the bible. [ laughter ] back in my day, we didn't have apps like snapchat where you could send pictures of your junk that would safely disappear after a few minutes. [ laughter ] no siree. back in my day, we sent pictures of our junk to our partners via text messages the

. >> we'll have all the latest from wimbledon as the defending women's champion is knocked out. >> and it's heating up in santiago as chile plays in copa america for the first time. >> well, tunisia's president has announced a state of emergency just over a week after an armed attack on foreign tourists. he has given powers to the government with the ability to move people, prohibit strikes and demonstrations. there have also been sackings of senior officials. >> announcing the emergency measures to the nation the president said tunisia is now in a state of war. >> the islamic state carries a flag and wants to establish a caliphate. there is no country in our region or in europe that is free from tourism today. >> the state of emergency announced comes a week after the beach massacre. 38 tourists died. 30 of them from britain. they'll hand the army and police more authority. also restricts the right of public assembly. the state of emergency is being brought into force as a tunisian security forces continue to track down other militants involved in organizing and coordinating the attac

match final set at wimbledon. and the battle of the beltway. we will head up the parkway for a preview w maureen: it flew for 54 year but tonight the confederate flag is gone from the south carolina state capitol. this comes after an intense political battle about the significance of the flag's image. some say it's a part of history. others call it a symbol of hate and racism. a large crowd gathered to watch the flag's removal this morning. its new home will be the south carolina confederate relic room and military museum. as the confederate flag is removed from one flag pole in south carolina, a maryland man opts to keep his flag flying on his front lawn. we have more about a flag dividing a town. reporter: a slice of small town america. is there they have red, white blue. reporter: patriotism is evident on main street. >> it's part of history. reporter: retired veteran eric sloan is proud of his porch display. >> the confederate flag and the american flag. they both represent the country. reporter: sloan explains. >> it's important to remembe

in finals of wimbledon. this might be my last chance in the match. but again, managed to regroup went back to the basics. >> giants are playing their best baseball unfortunately just before the all-star break. perfect day for a canoe party. a three-run homer, third of the year. giants score four in the fourth. the final run support, struck out seven. gents win 4-2 and enter the break over .500. a's looking to a godmother win streak heading into the break. their all-stars making a big impress. vogt to right. ones far enough. rob of a home run but would get revenge in the fourth. see ya. murphy won't catch that one. a two-run shot. plenty of support for sonny gray help went the distance. gave up only two hits six strikeout, the lowest e.r.a. in the league. 27-20 since may 23rd. they carpet wait until the second half. >> final round of the women's u.s. open. in gee chan. amy yang, a birdie here thousand shot back. she is in the clubhouse at 8-under with a 4-under 66. aim ya yang has this long putt to-for-a playoff. so in gee touchdown wins heir first ho

and a dream match at wimbledon. maureen: a second shift has backed out of plans to build a restaurant in donald trump's d.c. hotel, joining a growing list because of his comments about illegal immigrants. d.c. bureau chief sam ford reports. sam: they rallied in front of the old post office, which trump is renovating. protesters gathered on freedom plaza and march day block to the construction site, carrying signs and announcing donald trump for his statements about mexicans. donald trump: they are bringing drugs, they are bringing crime they are rapists. >> he continues to dig a hole that he started. it's him believable. sam: numerous leaders took part in the march. >> we are here and we are not leaving! >> don't go to his restaurants don't go to his hotels, don't go to his casinos. >> this hatred all over the nation is not acceptable. : sam among those in the crowd come a father and son from fairfax, virginia. >> as a mexican and mexican-american, my children and myself, i feel really insulted line his words. >> he

i was like i really want to win wimbledon and it happened.. feels really, really good. >> while we're talking major titles for women we head to lancaster, pennsylvania, for the u.s. women's open in golf. michelle wie in the hunt shot a 2-over but had the shot of the day. sixth hole. par-3. her tee shot online. enough club? roll rolling. that's an ace. 3-over on the tournament. battling bursitis in her left hip. birdie on three of her first four holes 2-under, six shots back of the leader, aim ya yang. she is the leader at eight under. three ahead of stacy lose. >>> for the men, players tuning up for the british open at the scottish open. rickie fowler, three birds a bogey and an eagle. brooks ninth hole. second shot. just off the fairway. sets then birdie putt. 1-under on the day. the leader by one shot at 12-under. >>> the a's ending the first half before the stash all-star break on the road. chris bassett was brought up to start. fourth inning tying one on third we two outs. and he gets brandon moss, swing and a miss. indians break through

. >>> the two best tennis players in the world battling out at wimbledon. djokovic defeats federer the second year in a row to win his straight wimbledon. djokovic has won the last five meetings against federer but their all-time head-to-head record is now tied at 20 wins apiece. after this win, djokovic said he wanted to follow and repeat everything serena williams does and great reason for that because she won her sixth wimbledon saturday making it four straight grand slams. williams is just now one grand slam away from completing the first calendar slam since 1988. >>> jordan spieth is having such a good year. he won his fourth title yesterday. he becomes the first golfer to win four times since the british open since tiger woods in 2002. spieth is one victory from tieing woods for the most wins on tour before the age of 22. >>> look at this. texas kicker nick rose's career long field goal is 51 yards, but on sunday, yep he posted this video on twitter of him kicking an 80-yard field goal. i guess everything is truly bigger in texas. then again i'm from

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in 1999, serena williams won the first wimbledon title. a lot has changed since then.nd i can #tag that. but she is still going long into today's title. carrying a 27 match tournament and going for the fourth consecutive major title. four straight majors over two years and we'll call that serena slam. and they did that against spain, her opponent and no chance. and later in the set, serena in the far court, set point and a forehand and i love when she gets fired up, takes the set. 6-4. and second set, dominance continues using the serve, they call that an ace one of 12 on the day for serena. later on the set, championship point, serena running a little bit and she can't get the shot and that is it. williams straight set, 6-4, 6-4 sixth time winning the wimbledon and at 33 surpassing nava tal ova as the grand slam winningest title winner. >> now i feel every moment catch, every single match and tournament everything. all of the things that i worked on when i was young and growing up with my dad and -- >> amazing. >> serena was inside of the car. she not only could play

third win at wimbledon. matching his coach boris beck kerr. first set was key. >> i cannot let this happen against roger in finals in wimbledon because this might be my last chance in the match. but again, managed to regroup went back to basics and played a really good match. >> final round of the u.s. women's open. in chun. her first open. misses the par on 18. in the clubhouse at 8-under with a 4-under 66. amy yang, a long par. owe. in gee which hun. >> scottish open rickie fowler, needs a birdie to win. par to force a playoff. oh my. sticks it within a foot. he would tap in for birdie winning the scottish open, going into next week's british open. final round of the john deere classic, tom gillis, great tee shot on 12, in the clubhouse leading at 20-under. satch johnson one shot back putting on 16 when this happens. [explosion] >> not cool, he says, either a firework exploded or a boat backfired in his back swing. he two-putted for par. jordan spieth. four birdies on the final six. 3-under 68. he and billis went to a playoff and jordan wins

for the wimbledon final, it's another thing completely.ber 1 seed fall back to take an exciting first set. it looked all over, seen a powered to a 5-1 lead in the second. already serve collapsed. : the delayed, no doubt about who is dominating women's tennis. serena now holds all four grand slam titles at the same time it's now called the serena slam the moment is still setting in a little bit. i am just really excited about it because i didn't want to talk about the serena slam and i honestly wouldn't have thought last year after winning the u.s. open i would win the serena slam at all. >> i don't think disappointment but you never know how many chances you are going to have to play a final in a grand slam. so i was like but, you know, if you have to choose who is to win or who to loose. i would choose serena. >> 33 years and 289 days, seen a's record of the watching martina navritalova as the oldest to win a grand! alarmly for her rivals she is slowing no sign of slowing down. al jazeera. >> so certain ena is the oldest woman to win in t

today was the men's final at wimbledon. time might be running out for roger federer to win major number 18. at the age of 33, fed has now lost to novack djokovic in back-to-back finals in wimbledon. rematch definitely lived up to the hype. djokovic going for his ninth grand slam. first set tie break, federer, serving near court. watch joker here. just a beautiful shot right there. fed can't do anything about that. djokovic would take the first set, 7-6, despite federer playing extremely well that first set. second set now, federer serving set point. finish that one off. he would take the second set, 7-6. play was suspended in the third because of rain, but not for too long. joker took that third set in the fourth. some great tennis right here. both guys going back and forth, attacking the net. joker wins that one. their money's worth today. later in the set championship point for me to vac djokovic cap things off with that nasty forehand winner. novack djokovic wins his ninth grand slam title, his second straight at wimbled

we begin in london for the men's final at wimbledon.novak djokovic and roger federer facing off on this stage. like last year djokovic outplayed federer, overcoming the loss of seven set points in the second set to defeat the champ in four. third wimbledon title and ninth grand slam championship. by tradition, another celebratory taste of the grass on center court as he savors the victory, djokovic will have another chance at the u.s. open. >>> john deere classic, jordan spieth picks up his fourth title of the season two-hole playoff to finish the tournament at 20 under. two major championships this season already. he will try to ride the momentum as he looks to complete the third leg of the grand slam this week at the open championship. >>> now to major league baseball. in new york the mets. already a pair of long balls in yesterday's game against the diamondbacks. diamondbacks. >> right field right down the line headed toward the pole! it's out of here! he makes history! >> talk about a record-making performance, first met to hit thre

. >>> tennis superstar serena williams wins at wimbledon today, her sixth wimbledon title.etes will earn the same prize money as wimbledon's male winner. makes sense, right? well it's not the case in many sports. but this case is thanks to her sister. a fight that venus williams led. she said that wimbledon should quote, do the right thing, pay men and women equal prize money. that was in her 2006 london times op-ed. here is venus in her own words. >> i think what she said in that op-ed piece really resonated. >> it is a shame that the greatest tournament in tennis which should be a positive symbol for the sport has been tarnished. >> powerful words from african-american star athlete. the kind of engagement political, sociopolitical engagement we haven't seen not only a black athlete take in so many years but any athlete. >> how can it be that wimbledon finds themselves on the wrong side of history? >> in the op-ed that she wrote, she talked about why it is important to promote women's empowerment and women's rights. i have a copy in my office. >> i intend to keep doing eve

and i can tell you that in wimbledon that quarterfinal is still taking place. they could be going on all night. >> the crowd was completely flattened. hey, the ashes, fantastic first day. evenly poised. only 24 more days. try explaining that to people who don't understand. >> the rival between england and australia, they're evenly matched teams that goes in ebbs and floes it's at its best. >> that's it for me. we have miriam in just a moment. and she doesn't understand cricket. >> trouble for china's market slump even further as sell off spread to hong kong and japan. >> meanwhile the new york stock exchange is set to reopen after being suspended for hours after technical difficulties. hello, i'm maryam nemazee. this is al jazeera. live from london. bosnians remember the massacre as russia vetoes the resolution to recognize the massacre as

since records, ana ivanovic's wimbledon ended. an earlier holiday than expected for the number 7 they'd bethanie mattek-sands the world 158 was too hot for the player >>> they resume efforts to turn around a golf game tiger woods has been struggling missing the cut at the us open and shooting his worst-ever round at the memorial. the world number 220 these days. they are warming up for the classic in west virginia aware if he misses the cut, it will be the first time in 21 years that he misses the cut in conservative tournaments. >> i have done this before. i have gone through stretches like this. if you look at what i did through the end of the '97 or '98, it was not good. i have top 10s, but i was not contending. trying to make cuts but eventually '99 was okay. and 2000. >> tell you what there has been struggles at the classic. american basketball star shaquille o'neal trying to tee off in the pro-am. 15-time nbn player nailing it on the third. much applause from the crowd. >> all the sports stories on the website aljazeera.com

six-time winning at wimbledon championship.ood stuff. >>> a hockey party in july but serious business the capitals' week-long development camp. a showcase for prospects trying to get a step closer to making their nhl dreams come true. the prospects continue to pursue those dreams fans just have fun. and why not. a full house for what they call fan fest. fans outside playing a little street hockey. of course how to get the faces painted that always adds to the event. inside bleachers packed watching the caps end the d camp of the scrimmage. won by the red team that was your favorite. but aside from the music and face paint and fun, the main attraction, tj oshie. the wigger signing autographs for a long line of fans and you know what the long line is a good sign for oshie. >> it's a good feeling when you feel like someone is excited for to you get here and someone is excited for to you play for their team, they're excited for to you play for their teammate it fires you up a little bit more. obviously it's a responsibility that go

find out how he did when they make an appearance. >> wimbledon tennis. we'll start there where the top three men seed are fed through the final semifinal in four sets. roger federer was the first man through. his tenth wimbledon my final. >> i'm here to be here again. the road is long, tet getting here. it was a great match with andy, but i'm looking forward to it. >> murray uneffected, the second one leading 6-4 7-5 6-4. and nowak djokovic in a previous round against anderson. and the game of the day was between wawrinka and gasquet. >> it's a long time. i didn't do it and of course i'm proud. i'm the worst when you see djokovic murray, and me. i want to enjoy it. >>> on the cricket field the ashes are under way in cardiff. england recovered from a bad start in day one of the first test on 343-7. largely a century from joe reed. england lost only wickets including captain alastair cook to nathan lyon but after he was dropped, at the they would go on to score 134 to put england right back in the game. he was given support three wickets a piece 343-7 and

. >> sport novak shines at wimbledon, djokovic wins his second title on center court. >> hello, european leaders are battling it out in brussels to find a way to keep near bankrupt greece within the eurozone. talks were temporarily suspended while bilateral discussions continued. at the heart of the problem a

her sixth wimbledon and go for the calendar grand slam at the u.s.pen. >> i can't believe i'm standing here with another serena slam it's really cool. you guys helped me get through it. i heard all you guys and heard all the i love you. i love you more. it's been such a great crowd and a pleasure and an honor to give so many years in this unbelievable stadium. thank you, guys. >>> closer to home u.s. women's lancaster country club. amy lang is three under. >>> meanwhile, phillies visit the giants tonight. david buchanan will make his first major league start since april. lost his first five games of the season with the phils before being sent down to triple-a lehigh valley. e.r.a. under 2 in his last four starts. he is having fun, again. >> i was pressuring myself too much. i wasn't enjoying the fact that it is the big leagues. it is still a game. i got my act together and i got my mind right and my heart right and i'm excited to go back and just continue to turn the year around. >>> to the ice now, the flyers prospects continue. including this year'

brown huge upset in four sets over two-time wimbledon champ, rafael nadal. barbaric yelp there >> one, dustin's always had game, you know this time it all came torque been inconsistent for a long time. other thing is nadal has played such physically taxing tennis for so long it is no surprise that it is wearing on him now.

the win marks djokovic's ninth grand slam title, his third at wimbledon. it's become his tradition to celebrate a win by plucking some grass from the court and putting it in his mouth. this year he said the grass tasted very, very good. meantime, serena williams is focusing on the u.s. open after winning her sixth wimbledon title yesterday. >>> some box office gold for you now. those unmistakable minions overran the box office this weekend, raking in more than $115 million in the u.s. and canada. that is one of the biggest openings ever for an animated movie. the babbling sidekicks first gained attention playing a supporting role in universal's "despicable me" series. they share the same parent company as nbc news. >>> and when we come back, 90 years old and killing it on the court. meet the grandmothers with game so good, you're going to want to take note. >>> finally tonight, an unlikely basketball team is competing for top honors in a league of their own. grandmothers some 90 years young making their mark on the court, just one basket at a time. and the

everybody's watching wimbledon center court. seed can win her sixth tidal in a row. >> in serena wins she will be the first woman to hold all four totals twice. what are you seeing there? >> reporter: it's a big day here at wimbledon. 15,000 people are packed onto center court behind me because this will be a huge match. serena williams' 24th grand slam final. and this event has so much at stake for her today as she goes for the second time in her career for the serena slam. that means holding all four consecutive slams at one time. but she was also hit at a historical grand slam. she won the french open, australia open. if she wins wimbledon she only needs to win the u.s. open in a month. that is so rare and hasn't been achieved since 1988 when stephi g graf did that. >> let's talk about that a-game. she has been successful against serena williams in the past. does she have a chance today? >> the bottom line is she does stand a chance. that's why serena is taking this very seriously. she has beat in a grand slam before and put

aaron craft mcadoo had 20 points, 7 rebounds draymond green laughing all the way to the bank at wimbledonbegan their semi-final matches today roger federer faced crowd- favorite andy murray match point third set, federer leading 5-4 murray serving and trying to hand on but watch this back-hand by federer to win federer wins in straight sets: 7-5, 7-5, 6-4 federer chasing his 8th wimbledon title r gold cup soccer. usa versus haiti. clint dempsey "captain america" 46th minute/ scoreless dempsey finds the back of the net the right-footer from12 yards out 1-0 usa they clinch their group title and move on to the quarterfinals july 19 >> pam: mobile apps. >>> canyon of heroins. america's sweethearts get their ticker tape parade, but what's inside all that stuff falling from the sky? >> you won't believe what they were throwing out of those windows. >>> then -- >> i was so disgusted with myself. >> ariana grande's four-minute apology. >> i wanted to make a video to apologize again for the whole doughnut fiasco. >>> and who is baby doe? >> the mystery of the young girl found dead on a beach. >> h

. >> the latest from wimbledon where serena williams is in danger of losing. >> supporters at the rivalides in greece bailout referendum are holding time rallies in athens. earlier in a tell slide address prime minister tsipras urged voters to say no to what he called blackmail by european lenders. they are warned a no vote will weaken greek's position with creditors, not strengthen it as tsipras said. >> the choices are no, not accepted or yes accepted. let's show you a live shot of the agreeing parliament and constitution square where the no campaign is holding its kali. alexis tsipras is expected to address the crowd there shortly. a little earlier, prime minister tsipras addressed the nation saying no doesn't mean leaving europe. >> whatever choice we make on sunday there will be nothing to divide us the following day. no one questions or presence in europe. n. to a non-viable solution doesn't mean a rupture with europe. it means a continuation of negotiation on better terms with the people. i call upon you to say no to the ultimatums, to the blackmail and this campaign of fear. i c