and "my dad is my idol." we hear from the mick, son of legendary formula 1 driver michael schumacher, as he charts his own journey in the sport. hello and thanks for joining us on sport today. day five of the asian games in indonesia and there was a second gold medal for singaporean superstar swimmerjoseph schooling. 2a hours after retaining his 100 metres butterfly title, the event in which he won olympic gold in rio, schooling added the 50 metres butterfly title to his collection. he clocked 23.61 seconds. the was his second gold medal of the games and there could be a third on friday in the relay. it has been good. the crowd has been awesome. it has been a good experience, racing injakarta on the first time ever, so overall i am very happy with our performance. like i said, we've still got a big one tomorrow. apart from schooling's success, it was the chinese and japanese who once again dominated proceedings

in the aquatics centre. satomi suzuki ofjapan won the women's 50 metres breaststroke title in a new games record of 30.83 seconds in the process. there was gold, too, forjapan in the blue riband event of the games, the men's 100 metres freestyle won by shinri shioura, and china's wang jianjiahe demolished the field to win the women's 800 metres freestyle in a new games record of eight minutes 18.55 seconds. earlier in the day, there a first gold medal of the games for hong kong. jacqueline siu wing—ying, competing in herfourth asian games, won the individual intermediate freestyle event on her horse "jockey club fuerst on tour". in the men's football competition, south korea are through to the quarter—finals after beating iran 2—0. hwan ui—jo scored just before half—time, with lee seung—woo adding the second just after the re—start. south korea will now face uzbekistan, who beat hong kong 3—0.

and vietnam are also through to the last eight. they beat bahrain 1—0 with a goal scored two minutes from time, and they'll now face syria who beat palestine 1—0. golfing superstars tiger woods and phil mickelson will go head—to—head in a "winner takes all" $9 million duel in las vegas in november. the two americans, who haven't always seen eye to eye, have won 19 majors between them. their showdown will be at shadow creek in nevada in a matchplay event to be screened on pay—per—view tv. we are going to have fun doing something that's never been done before, you know, have it on pay—per—view, try to showcase golf ina pay—per—view, try to showcase golf in a different way. and, yes, i've been able to do something similar to

this under the lights, as you saw, built and bridges, just try to do something different, this is definitely going to do that and it is good for everyone, because we are ina is good for everyone, because we are in a different era than we were then in these days, we are able to showcase golf at a different time in a different platform and i think it will be fun. it's almost five years since formula 1 legend michael schumacher had a skiing accident which left him in a coma. the german, who won a record seven world titles, made his f1 debut driving for the jordan team at the belgian grand prix in 1991. 0n the eve of this year's race at spa, his son mick, himself a racing driver, has been speaking to the bbc‘sjenny gow. his father is a sporting icon and the most successful formula 1 driver of all time. having started out with a go—kart in the garden when he was just three years old, mick schumacher is carving out his own career in motorsport. recently taking his first win in european formula 3. i always did different sports but there was never this feeling that i wanted to do that in the future.

there was always a feeling that i wanted to do that, racing, kind of thing. speeding and being quick and racing and fighting against each other. at the end, i try to be the best. mick's first f3 win came at spa, the very same circuit that his father michael got his maiden grand prix victory back in 1992. the first win ever for michael schumacher. .. in a career that spanned two decades, schumacher remains the only racer to have ever w011 five consecutive titles. he had retired from motorsport when he sustained a life—threatening injury while skiing in france. but in mick, the family's talent and passion for motor racing continues. i want to ask about the role that your dad has had on your career. he had a huge influence. as everybody knows, i guess he's my idol.

he is the person i looked up to and i am really following everything he did and trying to look at something that i could use myself. and so he had a huge role in how i am driving now. really happy about that. in his early career, mick raced under his mother's maiden name to avoid the spotlight. but now the steely determination associated with the schumacher family shines through. your name is now synonymous with motorsport, isn't it? yes, it is. but i don't know if... for sure, a lot of doors open easier and i want to prove that i am a racing driver and not only someone who has the name. i don't have any rush so for me if i am ready as a racing driver, a complete racing driver, i think that is the right moment for me to go into f1 and then that is when i am able to show what i have got. at the belgian grand prix last season, mick drove his father's car around the track, a tribute to past

successes and a glimpse at the potential that lies ahead. jenny gow, bbc news. in tennis, the draw‘s been made for the us open — the final grand slam of the year which gets under way at flushing meadows in new york on monday. rafael nadal has been given a tricky start to the defence of his title. the world number one plays his fellow spaniard david ferrer. roger federer, who hasn't won the us open since the last of his five—in—a—row ten years ago, starts out against japan's yoshihito nishioka, and the wimbledon champion novak djokovic begins his quest for back—to—back majors against marton fucsovics of hungary. the 2016 champion stan wawrinka, who was given a wildcard to enter, has a fery tough first round match against the number eight seed grigor dimitrov, and anotherformer champion who's working back to fitness is andy murray, the winner in 2012. he plays the australian james duckworth. in the women's singles, serena williams, who's seeded 17, begin her quest for a record—equalling 24th grand slam

title against poland's madga linette. sloane stephens begins the defence of her title against the russian evgeniya rodina, and world number one simona halep, who finally broke her major duck by winning the french open, plays kaia kanepi. world number two caroline wozniacki plays the 2011 champion samantha stosur, and the wimbledon champion angelique kerber, who won the us open two years ago, plays margarita gasparyan of russia. you can the draws in full on the bbc sport website. petra kvitova is facing a battle to keep fit following leaving the connecticut open when she had to withdraw with a shoulder injury. she had a shock victory over caroline garcia. she won the olympic gold medal two years ago and came through

75-16, 6-2. -- 7-5,1-6, 6-2. the connecticut open is the final warmup event of the us open and in the other half of the draw russia's katarina makarova went down in straight sets, the five seat from germany won 6—4, 6—2. on to football and the scottish champions celtic were held to 1—all draw in the first leg of their europa league play—off against sudova in lithuania. celtic, who dropped out of the champions league after losing in the last qualifiying round, took the lead through their french midfielder 0livier ntcham after only three minutes. but less than ten minutes later the lithuanian side were level. 0vidijus verbickas with the equaliser. it means the tie is level ahead of next week's second leg, but celtic will be favourites to qualify for the group stage, which home advantage for the return match,

and and away goal in the bag. elswhere, konsta ntinos fortounis scored twice as 0lympiakos beat burnley 3—1, steven gerrard maintained his unbeaten record as rangers manager as they beat ufa 1—0 in glasgow, and pablo sarabia scored the only goal of the game as five—time winners sevilla won at czech side sigma 0lumoots. that means they roughly have one foot into the group stage. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. well, some noticeable changes to the weather to end the week.

it's going to feel a lot cooler and fresher right across the board with sunshine and showers. in fact, it's going to feel pretty autumnal for some areas, particularly across the north and west. plenty of heavy showers around. this pretty cold air mass moving down from the north—west will be right across the country as we start friday morning. it really will be quite noticeable. feeding in plenty of showers into the north and the west of the country, but further south and east, with lengthy clear skies, it should stay generally dry here to start friday. much coolerfor all, including the south—east. temperatures here starting off between nine and 12 degrees. so for friday itself, not looking too bad. we're start off with sunshine in southern and eastern areas, albeit rather chilly. lots of showers from the word go in the north and west, and these will become more widespread into the afternoon, especially in central and southern parts of the country, some will be heavy with hail and thunder mixed in as well. the wind arrows show a blustery day, any showers will be quite blustery when they arrive and because of

the strength of the wind coming down from the north—west, it's going to feel pretty chilly, with temperatures ranging from 1a to 18 or 19 in the south—east. one or two spots could just make 20 degrees. for friday evening, those showers begin to ease down. a few still going across northern and western areas, but lengthy clear skies across northern, central and eastern areas mean it's going to be a really chilly one for all, especially scotland and north—east england and in sheltered spots, we could see temperatures down to near freezing. now, as we head on into saturday, it looks like this ridge of high pressure will nudge in from the west and what that will do is it will push the area of low pressure away and ease the shower development down. looking like saturday should be a drier day for most of us. there will be more in the way of sunshine and showers. still a few going in northern and western areas and a few good travel through the cheshire gap into the midlands, but temperature—wise, similar to friday's, 1a to maybe 20 degrees, but with more sunshine around, it could feel a little bit more pleasant. on sunday, big changes again, the next area of low pressure moves in from the atlantic, it looks like it's going

to arrive quite early. a really chilly and maybe a bright start in eastern areas before this area of low pressure brings wet and windy weather to most areas, spreading eastwards as the day wears on. some of this rain could be heavy, particularly across western hills. the skies will brighten in northern ireland later in the day and because of the cloud, wind and rain it could feel pretty chilly with temperatures in the mid—to—high teens cesius at best. for most of us, it's going to be a bank holiday on monday, and it's looking a little better with more in the way of sunshine and feeling a bit warmer in the south. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: a year after thousands of rohingya refugees were forced from their homes in myanmar. we have a special report on the risks for the children now growing up in overcrowded camps in bangladesh. a typically brash claim from the us president, but why is he suddenly using that word impeachment?

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