ALLEN: We want to turn now to Wimbledon. Serena Williams headed to the women's singles final once again after she beat her arch rival, Maria Sharapova in Thursday's semifinal match.</s>HOWELL: World sports, Christina Macfarland has details.</s>CHRISTINA MACFARLAND, CNN WORLD SPORT: The women's finals are set here at Wimbledon. The 20-time grand slam champion, Serena Williams, will take on 21-year-old Garbine Muguruza of Spain. Serena survived three tough matches only to breeze through this semifinal against longtime rival, Maria Sharapova. She hit 13 aces on her way to straight sets victory recording her 17th straight victory against the Russian since 2004. Now she will compete in her eighth Wimbledon final and a chance of course to keep on track for that potentially historic calendar grand slams. However, Garbine Muguruza cause an upset on Saturday. The young Spaniard put Serena Williams out of the French Open just a year ago and today she played the match of her life against the far more experienced player from Poland. Now Garbine Muguruza is through to her first ever grand slam final and she becomes the first Spanish player to go all the way it final here since Sanchez back 19 years ago. Christina Macfarland, CNN, Wimbledon.</s>HOWELL: All right, so now a story about dinosaurs. Scientists have discovered a new horned dinosaur species. It's the "Wendiceratops." It was named after the dinosaur hunter who first spotted the fossil in a remote region of Canada five years ago.</s>ALLEN: It is windy. The dinosaur is about 6 meters or 20 feet long and weighed in around 2 tons. Here is what makes it unique, the short forward curling forward horns that make a shield on the back of its head. What a creature. Thank you for watching this hour. I'm Natalie Allen.</s>HOWELL: And I'm George Howell. "EARLY START" is coming up for our viewers in the U.S. and for viewers around the world. Stay tuned for CNN NEWSROOM.
Williams, Muguruza to Wimbledon Women's Final.