that tankers be -- escorteds gordon out of prince william sound. it also had response equipment would surrey -- in theory be able to help if the tankers started to leak oil. the other big change, which was advocated by people in prince william sound and by alaska's in double, was to require hulls on oil tankers. those, you had a bunch of oil in the tanker and an inch of still -- steel and seawater. any option would result in an or with double halls on the size of tankers used in prince william sound there are two byls -- hulls, separated whatever they wanted in there. you can get a fairly serious puncture and have no leak. it was estimated after a spill that is the exxon valdez had a double hall the spill would have --n dramatically reduced hull. bureaucracies after 99 -- 1990 did recall that ships coming into all american ports that carried oil had to have double hulls. do this oil spill affect the oil industries influence in the alaska legislature and also did alaska impose any regulations? mr. jones: alaska law was revised and regulations were r

not to be for serena williams today.le they expected but to get this far so soon is a victory in itself. this was a win built on her own kind of resilience. it was such an amazing tournament for me. applause i was really happy to get this far. it is obviously disappointing but it can't be disappointed, you know. i've so much to look forward to. i literally just getting started i've so much to look forward to. i literallyjust getting started so i look forward to it. it isjust a dream come true again. of course i have to say serena yuri great, great person and the champion. i mean, you're coming back and you're such an inspiration for everyone , and you're such an inspiration for everyone, for everybody, for all of us, everybody watching you. i mean, really. it is amazing and i'm sure you will have your next grandson title soon, i really, really sure. yes, i'm sure she will of course because all the top coming into today but the final was about whether serena williams, 22 grand slam titles to name, can she go on and igor m

cruise past williams and straight sets to pick up her maiden lyttleton title. by marion evans dean thanks for joining us. palestinian sources say a ceasefire has been reached between israel and armed groups in gaza this comes after two palestinians were killed in israeli airstrikes on the gaza strip the israeli army said it targeted weapons manufacturing and storage sites in gaza city after a barrage of rockets were fired into israel by hamas militants. the most extensive and strikes on gaza in four years to paint kluge hits in the hopper of gaza city. israel says it was targeting hamas positions in response to a bomb roger brockett fire from the palestinian home plate. it's i and i'm defense system intercepted some rockets that separate israelis were still injured it's thought of early morning when we woke up to a mortar shells and then we have a couple of dogs of mortar shells because some missiles flooded us which is not something that used in the recent times it's not something that is. happening recently as israeli residents begin the cleanup there are fea

just the fourth after the birth of herfirst williams.f her first child ten months ago. kerber lifted herfirst title. this is perhaps serena's greatest march. 36 roy williams had a baby last year. she said she could barely walk to her letterbox, now she's back on the centre. the instinct has never escaped but she would need all those flashes to topple kerber. the german new defence was key to a first wimbledon title, stay in the rallies and wait for the openings. everything williams does at the moment and won has the answer. that persistence was forcing the errors. williams have lost sight about finished the poisoned with the americans toiling kerber clinch the first set. and there it is. we'll is what do it the hard way kerber strikes first. to increase the urgency williams increased the volume. but in the face of that power, kerber kept her composure, had two grand slam wins came two yea rs had two grand slam wins came two years ago, now she's found her best again. 0nce again. once again superb from kerber. this year's has seen other st

crews past williams and straight sets to pick up for me that wimbledon title. welcome to the program my mary and. hamas officials in gaza say they've reached a cease fire with israel this comes after one of the most serious uptakes of violence since the war between israel and gaza militants in twenty fourteen the report a truce was born brokered by egypt and the united nations after two palestinians were killed. the most extensive ass strikes on gaza in four years. they included hits in the heart of gaza city. israel says it was targeting hamas positions in response to a barge of rocket fire from the palestinian enclave. its iron dome defense system intercepted some rockets such warning sirens sent people running for shelter as. several israelis were injured. after consultations with the defense minister the chief of staff and israel's top security officials we decided on powerful action against hamas terrorism the israeli armed forces delivered the most powerful blow against hamas since two thousand and fourteen and we will increase the intensity of our attack

no stopping serena williams, who is still on course for an eighth wimbledon title after reaching the final. kerber will be waiting for her after the german also made it through in straight. —— straight sets. and record—breaking kuldeep yadav enjoys a six—wicket haul as india thrash england in the first one—dayer. let's start at wimbledon, where serena williams remains on course for a record—equalling 24th grand slam singles title. she will face angelique kerber in a rerun of the 2016 final, after they both came through their semis on thursday. from the all—england club, john watson reports. let us just stop and marvel at the achievements of serena williams, who booked a place in a 10th wimbledon final, hugely impressive when you consider this is the fourth tournament back since the birth of her child and the health complications which followed. she came through in straight sets against gorges germany and she will 110w against gorges germany and she will now play kerber in saturday's final after she came through against 0stapenko. with all the details, here is austen halewood. with th

t w news live from berlin germany is actually camera needs arena williams to win the women's singles final at wimbledon camera crews and translators in st albans to pick up their meeting of wimbledon title the first german victory in the singles at the all england club in within twenty appearances also coming up at the soccer world cup and russia belgium the two poles had been led to claim third place belgium started stronger until the scoring after just four minutes to put england on the back foot he added another goal late in the game. thanks for joining us i'm marrying evan steen germany's anjali khabar has won her first wimbledon title beating american tennis legend serena williams here with me in the studio to break it all down is nick mechanic line from v.w. sports so nick we mentioned this just a moment ago kemper is the first german women or winner at wimbledon in more than twenty years the last one was steffi graaff in one thousand nine hundred six i believe that up and i did read that camber herself described this wimbledon women as a dream come true so tell us how did she

so everybody in prince william sound, every agency in prince william sound was theoretically ready, and as a practical matter none of them were, but they were all sort of on the front line immediately. anybody who had a presence in prince william sound had to jump in immediately. the oil spill had a devastating impact on the fishing economy, and other than people who worked for the oil industry in valdez, fishing was the mainstay of the prince william sound economy. outside of valdez it was the fishing or nothing, commercial fishing. they got salmon out of there, shrimp, herring, crab. and after the spill the fisheries were just closed because it would have only taken one oiled salmon to hit the market in seattle to just troy troy -- to just destroy the market for years to come. so they just shut it down and said no furbing. that was the first -- fishing. and that was the first impact. later on it turned out some of those were damaged, herring was an example and, i think, shrimping was another. so the fact that fishing had been shut down and everybody was going broke forced this agonizi

serena williams up againstjulio burgos. — julia goerges.ritish number one at croft who told me serena williams was given a work—out on centre court today. she was given a test. camila giorgi loves the grass, it is her favourite. test. camila giorgi loves the grass, it is herfavourite. she's test. camila giorgi loves the grass, it is her favourite. she's done the best on that in her career at this particular grandstand. and when she connects she is virtually unplayable and she sells at as high speed as serena williams. that surprises a lot of people. so she's someone you do not get much rhythm against and it took serena some time to get going. but then her experience shone through and she raised her level and came through. another player who has been playing particular is angelique kerber, she reached the final back in 2016 when she lost to serena williams. they are potentially on course to meet again. i've watched a lot of her matches and i think she has been playing some fantastic tennis, she's a great absorber of pace and she is like a wa

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everything williams touched seemed to find a spot.rching away with this one, and a break serve only delayed the inevitable. the tenth wimbledon final for serena williams, and probably the most satisfying. i had a really tough delivery and i had to have multiple surgeries and almost did not make it to be honest and so i remember i could not even walk to my mailbox so it is definitely not normal for be in wimbledon. i am taking everything as it is and just enjoying every moment. the point of centre court is back, and looking to be playing her crown. one other match to bring you up to date with from wimbledon, britain's jamie murray and partner victoria azarenka are through to the semi finals of the mixed doubles. they came from a set down to beat dutch duo jean—julien royer and demi schuurs. they now face british pair harriet dart and jay clarke in the last four. the world cup dream may be over for england, but their manager gareth southgate says they can come home after the 3rd place playoff match against belgium with their heads held

it goes onto say that prince charles and prince william we re prince charles and prince william wereling to meet donald trump on his visit to britain, leaving the queen to greet us presidency loan. —— alone. i thought it was quite striking that she was alone, had nobody by her side. she is the sovereign, who else do you want to meet? supposedly prince charles is not there because he disagrees with trump on climate change. fair enough. 0ne trump on climate change. fair enough. one thing i picked up, for instance, showing some of the inaccuracies, one that i picked up was that supposedly he didn't bow to the queen. he is not supposed about. he is of equal rank. it is those things that always... it is flatly muckraking. slightly.” things that always... it is flatly muckraking. slightly. ithink we have to take it seriously because of the two bylines on it. serious reporters, tim shipman and roy mcarthur. they would know this, they are there. i have never seen a piece about the president of the united states in which the royal family has actually said no. i mean, there wasn't an invitatio

this is more than about oil spill and prince william sound. this now affects every community in america, what was supreme court judges did was they put in punitive damages. they put a cap on punishment. we do not have a cap on corporate growth. this means punishment will no longer fix these large corporations, it can't we've lost our ability to hold these large corporations accountable. they see laws to consumer product laws, to public health, to environmental laws . the issue here is what do we connect punishment to? profit for damages? and in the exxon valdez case i mentioned $17 million in four days is not going to work so here's where we call congress and say pomade law, constant madelaw, we want this caseworker.we want congress to set punitive damages , not the judges. judges are not supposed to be making law and the second thing that we need to do is we need to strip corporations offers. we need to pass the 20 amend the constitution, separation of corporation state for the same reason we separate church and state, not because churches we

. 0ne and was beaten by serena williams.d away in the early rounds of the championships, but with angelique kerber and serena williams due to ta ke ce ntre kerber and serena williams due to take centre court stage later on in the final, i think this is a final worthy of something we'd all wanted to see this year. yes, it's been thoroughly enjoyable. let's see what the weather is like. a pretty straightforward weather story. if you've got outside plans, you will not be disappointed because it looks likely to stay warm and sunny. the exception is the far north and west, where a week weather front will bring cloud and showery outbreaks of brain to northern ireland, the western and northern isles of scotland. 16 to 23 degrees here, but further south we could see 28 celsius, 82 fahrenheit. that's going to lead quite a one night, with temperatures not falling vital. mid—teens widely. the weather front will bring just showery outbreaks to northern ireland and perhaps aberdeenshire by dawn on sunday morning. we start sunday with tha

this is e w news live from berlin germany is on julie caravette beat serena williams to win the women's single title at wimbledon camera crews the path to williams in straight sets to pick up her maiden wimbledon title it's the first german victory in the singles at the all england club in more than twenty here. also coming up belgium put the two goal half england to claim third place at the world cup belgium started stronger and opened the scoring after just four minutes to an england on the back foot they had another goal late in the game. a minus waiter welcome to the program germany's they kava has just beaten serena williams to win her first wimbledon title and here to break this down with us is nick mechanic line from our d.w. sports desk so kevin has now won three grand slam titles how did she win this one this was a relatively short match was any an hour in five minutes compared to the men's game which from the semifinals first it was just five thousand eight minutes is very very short she won six three six three six two straight sets caballe dropped only one set actually in thi

william was there. baldwin was living on william's property at the time in connecticut. william and rose stiren, would later go onto write confessions of turner and -- and sofi's choice. they established -- the stirens and the kennedys established a friendship which lasted till today, robert kennedy and his family and ted kennedy as well. john glenn was there, the hero of the hour, he sat at mrs. kennedy's table. he had just orbited the earth. anyone who wanted to talk to john glenn would soon run for the senate for ohio for the first time, lester pearson, canadian liberal party leader, won nobel peace prize on suess crisis, he would be elected prime minister of canada the following year. robert frost was there, he was 88, he was a magnet all evening for people. of course, frost was -- had become famous for his reciting of the gift outright poem in inago intraiciÓn -- inauguration and president kennedy would send him on a mission, cultural affairs mission to the soviet union. katherine anne porter was there, she had written one novel, she mostly wrote short stories but h

so what -- what was seeing in prince william sound is delayed recovery. far. we're talking like almost 20 years later. so we say prince will recover when hair herring recover. what has happened here is as a result of ecosystems is that there was a new understanding of science and that new understanding -- okay this was sort of within of the well duh moments for most of you but in 1970s a lot of science was done in the lab. okay, sterile conditions four day experiments, beakers, single species, usually adult animals, focused on a different fraction of oil. not the the polycyclic carbon so, of course, scientists thought there would be short-term harm from oil. what do you think who they're only looking for four days. okay and what we had was a shift with the ecosystem studies to looking at -- animals in relation to food webs, habitat, generation, young, old -- and this gave a much more realistic image of efnghts effects of oil an as a result of this oil is toxic around 10 to 20 parts billion thousand times more toxic than we thought 30 years ago when the cl

news live from berlin germany is under the cap beat serena williams to win the women's singles title at wimbledon cruised past williams in straight that to pick up her maiden wimbledon title is the first herman victory in the singles at the all england club in more than twenty years. also coming up belgium put two goals past england to claim third place at the world cup belgium started stronger and opened the scoring after just four minutes put england on the back foot and they added another goal late in the game. and a bungled deportation from germany gets more complicated tunisia says it will not send back a man who allegedly worked as a sama bin laden's bodyguard german judges want him returned saying he shouldn't have been flown out in the first place. i'm irish waiter welcome to the program germany's undulate kerber has just beaten serena williams to win her first wimbledon title nic mechanic line from our sports department is here to break this down with us the curva has now won three grand slam titles how did she win this one it was a quick match is surprising actually just ov

williams.they're just about to start the trophy presentation, and if you want to continue to watch that and also here from angelique kerber, dojoin our viewers on bbc one. bring you a bit more news we have sports day at 630 on the bbc news channel. over 400 items, samples and exhibits have been recovered by police as part of the ongoing investigation into the poisoning of a couple with novichok. detectives say the substance which killed dawn sturgess, and left charlie rowley in hospital, had been in a small bottle found at his house in amesbury. scotland yard says it doesn't know where the bottle came from, and says it can't guarantee that there isn't any more of the substance left. our correspondent, jon ironmonger is in salisbury now. this bottle, small as it is, huge breakthrough in this investigation, but what does it say when it comes to reassuring the public that they are saved and police are on top of this? -- they are safe. the bottle is being named as the source of the contamination wh

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tonjua williams, president, st.otally fascinated by william and the work that he has done. he's extremely brilliant, very open and collaborative." william could do simple math at one and half years old.by age four- he learned algebra. and age five, an ohio state university psychologist declared him a genius.now at 11, with one degree in hand, he plans to continue reaching for the stars. william maillis, 11-year-old graduate: "i want to be an astrophysicist. i want to prove to the world that god does exist through science." he'll attend the university of south florida to make that dream come true. when it comes to his genius status- he to his genius status- he feels no different than his peers. william maillis, graduate:what i'm gifted in are gifted in other things." other things." (justine) (justine) that was jorja roman reporting. in august william will transfer to the university of south florida where he will pursue his dream of becoming an astro- physicist. it's a great time to be an a's fan. they've exceeded exp

william: it is a concern. would not say it is foremost in their thinking but so many of the folks do have experience doing business in china have seen what happened with japan, have seen what happened with korea. it is a possibility. we are now seeing the italian prime minister arriving at the oval office. president trump ready to greet him. we know the u.s. and europe had ofalling of -- a thawing relations when it comes to these trade tensions. you see the prime minister stepping out of his car and meeting with the president. we are seeing these trade tensions between the u.s. and europe. we are seeing a truce of sorts but not so much when it comes to china. william: we have been saying all along, especially before this administration decided not to join the trans-pacific partnership that we needed to work with like-minded countries with similar market based economies to deal with the issues we have with china. instead of that, what we have seen, we have been tough on our allies, whether it is japan or austra

the sunday times claims princes william and charles didn't want to meet donald trump on his uk visit,cribing it as a "snub". the sunday mirror breaks the story which forced the resignation of business minister andrew griffiths — the burton and uttoxeter mp said he was ashamed and sorry after sending more than 2,000 inappropriate texts to female constituents. and the mail on sunday looks ahead to piers morgan's interview with donald trump — claiming the president reveals the queen's view of the eu. so, a mixture of top stories for the sunday papers, but after a tumultous week in british politics, no real surprise that brexit makes an appearance on a number of front pages. so, brexit and trump, let's start first of all... i thought brexit was over. we are not there yet? let us start with the sunday times which calfries the headlines royal snub trump. it said prince william and charles were unwilling to meet donald trump leaving the queen to meet him on her own, she did greet him alone. i thought that was part of the act. it was nice it was just her majesty, philip wasn't there and here

before long williams' passage to the next round was secure. it's a great feeling. years since i last played on grass so it's good, it's definitely different so i'm trying to find my bearings. the seven time champion is seeded 25th for this year's championships. how farcan she go? great to see her back in action. so serena through to the second round. but fans here weren'tjust queuing for hours for serena. those lucky enough to get tickets to centre court, what a treat — roger federer taking on dusan lajovic in the first round. federer‘s 20th consecutive year here at wimbledon and an eight—time champion. drew savage was watching the reigning champion. it feels like you're walking out for the finals because the excitement of the finals because the excitement of the fans is always there and there is pressure. i feel so the fans is always there and there is pressure. ifeel so privileged to be out there. and most of centre court felt the same way about watching federer begin his quest for title number nine, against the man who'd tested him in the second round last year.

bernie mac. >> this is the first time ac transit driver, bernie willia williams -- stephen williams to turn it >> i love sex, i love it by the pound. this is not appropriate. this is a conversation we've had before. >> reporter: a conversation they've had because he tried to be a mentor to this man. it's mu maneture. >> you see someone like that, you want to help him. >> reporter: how long have you been trying to help him? >> off and on two or three years. >> reporter: when the rider refused to turn down the phone, he asked him to leave. it didn't end there. 30 minutes later, over the weekend, the man texted him, i'd love to be able to kick your -- myself for the bull you pulled. watch your back. i'll be looking for you. williams and other drivers say for years they asked for a protective shield around the driver's seat to keep them safe. the transit company said they would install the shield by june. he said that's why he decided to bring a gun to work. >> i was in fear for my life. >> i got a text from my supervisor, i recommend you not do this. at that point, i calmed down and reali

williams is back in the final — her first after becoming a mum.re she'll meet germany's angelique kerber — another easy semifinal winner this afternoon. i'm will perry with the rest of the day's sports headlines, including: another manager out the door at stamford bridge with chelsea set to announce the departure of antonio co nte. and it's the yadav show at trent bridge as england's batsmen crumble in the opening one—dayer against india. sunday's final will be france against croatia and england yet against croatia and england yet again wondering what might have been. it was a such a cruel night after they had taken an early lead, only to see croatia take hold of the match in the second half, force extra time and then get the winner, mario mandzucic with the final knockout blow that saw many of those england players collapse onto the luznikhi pitch. they had believed, like millions of their supporters, that a place in the final was theirs for the taking. that step is taken them back to the training camp. the urge would be for them to pack their ba

tiger woods was with the williams camp. angelique kerber didn'tjust williams camp., williams camp. angelique kerber didn'tjust match serena, she went past her. first set, 6—3. serena was strangely tentative where kerber was definite. maybe the big occasion came too early in serena williams‘s come back, but kerber maintained her poise and profited from errors. in 2016, williams beat kerber in the final here. today, nobody really expected kerber to win in 65 minutes, not even her.|j expected kerber to win in 65 minutes, not even her. i knew i'd have to play my best tennis against a champion like serena, and it's a lwa ys a champion like serena, and it's always an honour to share a court with her. to all of the mums out there, i tried today. but, with her. to all of the mums out there, itried today. but, you know, angelique played really well. two sets, two duchesses and then out to meet 100 cameras. kerber‘s day but, if you had a seat on centre court today, there was loads of entertainment. the hangover match, djokovic and nadal resuming their semifinal after friday n

it was the epicenter didn't prince william sound southeast of there.as a little closer to the valdez in anchorage and it was 9.2 magnitude which was prettysubstantial . it's the largest that's ever happened on the north american continent and it's the second largest that has happened in the world so this was a test of services in what was a somewhat remote section of the united states so the federal government had a crisis here certainly but this was a challenge in so many ways. these are some of the things we've seen today. the one on the table, the number of photographs all come from frank fox who was an air force pilot. he was flying around the city for the government and they were hitting photographs of the damage they could get a sense of scale of what was going on. a lot of these on the area, there was a fairly new subdivision that's now known as earthquake hollow and there's no houses there anymore because the dock kind of collapsed in waves on down the back and it destroyed a number of homes in this area. i believe there were a few fatalities a

irish racer and william dunbardied ina northern irish racer and william dunbar died in a crash in dubling part in a practice for the race when the crash happened. it brings more tragedy for his family as william's father robert and uncle j°ey as william's father robert and uncle joey also lost their lives in motorcycle races in 2008 and 2000, respectively. world champion peterson sigg and one stage two of the tour de france and to the leader's yellow jersey the tour de france and to the leader's yellowjersey —— after one. overnight the leader and a number of others involved in speed crashed late on in the stage when peter sagan and around 15 others avoided. reigning champion chris room finished safely but it's over a minute behind. ben croucher reports. after falling off on the one for a second grantor in a row chris froome enjoyed and more leisurely chatty sunday ride. it was a lonelier loop for him out front on his own for most of the afternoon. he found some friends eventually. behind the sprinters had a warm—up for the finished with world champion peter sagan taking some bonus points

in may, the sheriff's deputies arrested steven williams at the start of the shift. williams notified management he was carrying a gun to protect himself after receiving threats of a passenger. he and other drivers say that the job has become more dangerous in recent years and that the district is doing very little to protect them. >> the sense of, oh, this is real, this is serious, i need to take this serious, i could get injured out there and hurt. >> so tonight at 11:00, the driver tells senior investigator reporter vicki wen that prompted him to arm himself at work and she asked the district why they're waiting for security measures. if you have a story for investigative unit, give them a call, 888-996-tips or an e-mail. that is nbc bay area.com/we investigate. >>> the san francisco conservatory of flowers is bracing for a rare beauty with a rare stench. the corpse flower expected to bloom this week and video of last year when another plant was in bloom. true to its name, the flowers emit an odor like rotting flesh. the plant on display in the conservatory of flo

baby match. 36—year—old williams at a ba by last match. 36—year—old williams at a baby last year.tinct has never better. but she would need all those flashes a pulp angelique kerber. the german new defence was key to a first wimbledon title. stay in the rallies and wait for the openings. that assistance was forcing the errors. williams had lost sight of how to finish the points. the american toiling, kerber clinched the first set. missier‘s women's draw has seen other star names for lowly, quietly kerber has carved their way through each round, on the greatest stage he was seizing the moment, becoming a champion. and there it is now. not to be for serena williams today. everything today for angelique kerber. defeat for serena is not a fairy tale they expected. but to get this far so soon is a victory in itself. for kerber this was a wind built on herrerin kind of resilience. joe lynsky, bbc news. —— win. now a story to give you the chills. an iceberg weighing up to 11 million tons has drifted close to a small village on the western coast of greenland, prompting fears that falling

not create the tennessee williams tour until after tennessee williams was gone, because i thought itleading the tour, and tennessee's biographer, who wrote the best biography on tennessee that has been written, even know it only goes up to ," but he wasrie coming out of the gate, and a friend of his was in my tour and introduced me to lyle, and the rest of the tour. it was a small tour. we chatted, and lyle and i became good friends after that. we looked up, and tennessee was standing in the window of his second-floor apartment and he waved to us. he was wearing a greek sailors cap he often wore in later years, and he left a few days then went to new york and died. lyle said he had reached the point where he could no longer right. -- longer write. he was very depressed, and i am not exactly certain what happened, because he had been, i suppose, borderline depressed all of his life. but that was the last time he was in new orleans, 1983. just a month or so before his death. i think in terms of his importance to the literary history of new orleans, he is probably the most important wri

serena williams aims to wina have to wait.ecord equalling 24th grand slam title. there are some moments when i'm out there and i'm thinking, i look at the crowd and i'm like, wow, this is so cold, i'm back here, i'm back again, this is such a great moment. —— this is so cool. i've really been enjoying this time. with the duchess is of sussex and cambridge in attendance, best not to keep them waiting. well, there is some good news already. alfie hewett and his british partner gordon reid have just won the men's wheelchair double title for a third year in a i’ow. double title for a third year in a row. and of course with so many of the top seeds in the women's draw going out in the early rounds, at least with an julie cooper going out in the early rounds, at least with anjulie cooper and serena williams we have a ladies final to come of real significance —— with angeli kerber. final to come of real significance -- with angeli kerber. thank you. now, football might not be coming home, but england are still in russia for one more

hugely impressive once again from serena williams considering it is just her first tournament since the birth of herfirst just her first tournament since the birth of her first child. joining her in the semifinals then is angelique kerber who beat daria kasatkina in straight sets today and jelena 0stapenko is also through after beating dominika cibulkova of slovakia. you may remember that she was not seeded after wimbledon decided to offer the seeding instead to serena williams. so the semifinal

williams high school. he pursued education, first as teacher then as a principal. >> i want toju do more than , you know, touch the lives of 25 kids. i want to touch the l of an entire school building. >> reporter: he took over an entire school system and shaker heights, ohio. he invited miss mckenzie his kindergarten teach eastern adviser. >> this has just been an awesome experience for me to have poured into him and then he come bac b an my leader and pour back into me. dent.m your superint >> reporter: dr. hutchings brings his family and leadership to alex an dree yachandria. his two kids joining the students he'llsversee. >> ts the only place that i feel like i am home. so it's pretty cool. >> reporter: thisr f t.c. williams prom king, back home, eager to beginning his new reign in a familiar town. alexandria, david culver, news 4. >> goodluck, doc. >>> when we come back, an inside look for the new home for d.c. united socr. >>> plus, foreigners hoping for a fast track to u.s. citizenship but now a mov

serena williams is out on centre court. playing angelique kerber in the women's final as she tries to win a record eight wimbledon titles. coming up on dateline london, a further look at donald trump's visit to the uk, his advice for theresa may on brexit, and a look ahead to his meeting with vladamir putin in helsinki on monday. donald trump may be spending the weekend here on the west coast of scotla nd weekend here on the west coast of scotland rather than the white house in washington, dc or his hotel at mar—a—lago in florida, but really what we've seen today has followed a familiar pattern. we had a series of tweets, taking on some of mr trump's favourite subjects, attacking american news networks as fake news, he attacked the obama administration with regard to yesterday's indictments of 12 russian intelligence officials, who are accused of hacking the democratic party in 2016, and he talked about golf, which is one of his favourite things to do at the weekend. he has visited golf courses over 50 times since the weeke

before long williams' passage to the second round secure, not playing like she is 181st in the world.news. cycling's world governing body, the uci, has cleared britain's chris froome of any wrongdoing in the case of his adverse analytical finding for asthma drug salbutamol. the case has been ongoing since last september, when froome returned a urine sample during the vuelta a espana for twice the permitted level of salbutamol, but the uci say froome did use the medication properly and do not now consider the test result to be an adverse finding. over the past nine months i'll try to get this resolved as quickly as possible, that's what i've been saying from the outset. looking at the timelines of other cases, this has been resolved even faster than other cases. i'm just grateful this has been done ahead of the tour de france and we can go into the race obviously without this? ahead of us. india open up their tour of england on tuesday with the first of three t20 games, the first of which is at old trafford in manchester. those matches are followed by three one day internationals and a

she is tight with the duchess, they are part of team williams. they have array of great shots, look what was landed here. you want to know the difference between he sets? she was only a five, there were 19 fewer than williams, who went long from point-blank range. she won this one 3-3. never a doubt, the first german women's champion since the tiburon resident, stephanie grath in 1996. over to the men side. they are getting loose here. these two men picked up their set was canceled on friday. he came up with the backend. [ indiscernible ] pulled off magic of his own. he blew one passed it out for the point. he won the deciding set 10 hyphenate. on sunday, kevin anderson, it's between him and his fourth wimbledon title. >>> the a's came out of the starting lineup. these guys did collide on a play. they had to come out of the game. the a's, garcia, the immediately moved him off of the 40 man roster. this might help you. the giants, in a game of spike ball, before the first pitch. apparently, the relief pitchers are the biggest spike ball enthusiast

williams is seeded 25th at wimbledon, which starts today.ing into playing shape has been a struggle since her daughter was born in september. she thought that breast-feeding would help her slim down, but she says the weight didn't come off until she stopped. >> no matter how much i worked out, no matter how much i did, it didn't work for me. i was vegan. i didn't eat sugar, totally eating completely healthy, and i wasn't at the weight that i would have been had i not. >> the new mom is looking for her eighth wimbledon singles title. >>> and roseanne is speaking out again in a tearful interview. she expresses remorse for that controversial tweet that led to her hit show being canceled. >> a spin-off of the "roseanne" show is coming to abc this fall. the original cast is returning without roseanne barr. she will not make any money from the show as well, and she says that's her penance for hurting people. >> i was, you know, very upset about hurting things that i care about and hurting people that i care about. i wanted jayden specifically to h

but williams, the romanian taking it 6—4.that moment on, the five—time champion was a different player, demolishing her. never in doubt. much like her sister, serena williams raced into the third round after despatching the qualifier in just over an hour. the seven time champion looking better with every match. the two times wimbledon champion rafa nadal will be among those back in action on thursday. he plays mikhail kukushkin from kazakhstan in the first match of the day on centre court. that's followed by a women's singles match between the number 22 seed johanna konta and slovakia's dominika cibulkova. then it's another men's match between great britain's kyle edmund and bradley klahn of the usa. the women's top seed simona halep is in action on court no i. she plays zheng saisai from china — and that's after the conclusioon of the men's match between marin cilic and guido pella, with cilic leading by two sets to love. later in the day, juan martin del potro and alexander zverev both play their 2nd round matches. after al

and tennis glory for germany's anjali karabakh she crosses paths or in a williams to win the women's crown at wimbledon. thanks for joining us we begin in italy where two more migrant rescue ships have been refused permission to dock hundreds of migrants are stranded on board near the sicilian port of put sagal the country's hardline interior minister matteo salvini has called on other e.u. nations to take them in france and multi-day they'll take one hundred of the four hundred fifty on board if no other country offers to help it's unclear what italy's next move will be. an idyllic beach in southern sicily in the distance just on the horizon one of two ships carrying a total of more than four hundred fifty migrants. they were rescued from a barge floating in the mediterranean. italy's interior minister doesn't want them disembarking on italian soil saying malta should take them instead on facebook he wrote malta the people smugglers the italian do gooders and the whole world should know that this ship cannot and should not enter an italian port initially malta refused entry but late

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and tennis glory for germany's angry can she cruises past arena williams to win the women's trophy out wimbledon. i'm having and welcome to the program the world cup final kicks off in less than two hours in moscow france in croatia do battle for football's biggest prize mark meadows from to tell you sport is here in studio with me and we're also joined by our moscow correspondent emily sure when from the russian capital i'm going to start with you what's the mood like in moscow with the game fast approaching. well i'm here outside of luzhniki stadium abbey and you might be able to see that droves and droves of fans are arriving behind me the mood is really great the presidents of both croatia and france have already arrived for the game as well and you might be able to see that the croatian side is kind of showing its colors a little bit more i'd say the croatian president. barchi tower of it as well has come arrived in jersey the croatian team jersey and she also addressed russian fans in russian in a facebook video today calling for them to support the croatian team now i say from t