despite a lake charles hamilton could only finish 3rd as toto rushes ph gets lee held on to 2nd out in front for stepan sealed his 3rd win of the season. i mean i was behind so i was pushing flat out in my i'll have to try me close it was my only shot so of course because without i was close in to the arison we knew that we had great top speed to hold the hole we can already so yeah i did so it was a guess but i was very happy to to get a post under lee a collision with a click so how to bump down to 7th place meaning mclaren's collar signs late that's a 3rd but the day belonged to red bulls max pushed up. in tennis stefano since he has been crowned the a.t.p. finals champion after a 676276 win over dominic team in london the greek one a nail biter against his austrian opponent claiming the 3rd and final 7 a tie breaker it's the past is just 21 years old making him of the a.t.p. finals and youngest champion in nearly 2 decades. you're watching d.w. news live from berlin i'm playing good cruft thanks for joining us. the adventures of the famous naturalist and explorer. to use in the bri

was hiss -- whether it boyhood in segregated baltimore howard law school where he met charles hamilton houston where they started really developing the strategy that led to the eradication of jim crow, or all the stories time as aout of his legal defense fund. stories about other civil rights leaders, stories about presidents and senators whom he had met. sometimes, they were really sad stories but he also had this really comic bent that would make you laugh, make you cry. you felt, when you were a click with him, that you were just getting something that you could not have gotten in however many books you read. into as this window crucially important part of american history. i think he knew that was what he was given his clerks, among other things. an education in the law of the kind that all supreme court justices give their clerks, but he was also giving them an education in american history, justice. i hope i never forget those lessons. [applause] suzette: we have to say goodbye. i do want to thank you from the bottom of my heart and on behalf of everyone here for your wisdom, hum

way from brown versus board of education to incredible work done by great legal activists like charles hamiltonouston and others that given the legal power back to community to defend themselves is utterly important. that is just one tool of the multiple tools that i want to do to make sure that we begin to have a country where people can trust the air they are breathing or the water they are drinking or the soil which they want to plant crops in. to: senator booker, i wanted ask you about nuclear energy. you are a proud proponent of nuclear energy, have argued it is necessary to wean us off the fossil fuel economy. have a lot of environmental activists who are scratching their heads that you are -- at your support for nuclear energy, particularly around the issue of nuclear waste. , there south carolina are 35 million gallons of nuclear waste being held at a nuclear reserve south of a can. and by middle activist have been fighting it for years. you have savannah river. of coursrse, we talking about communities primarily lowow ince communitities of color, who are dealing with nuclear waste in t

segregated baltimore and we would hear about his time at howard law school, really developing with charles hamiltonhouston, the dean of the law school, the strategy that lead to brown v. board and led to the eradication of jim crow. and we would hear about all his many cases. and he never repeated a story and he had hundreds of them. and it was a lesson in american history and it was a lesson in american law. and it was a lesson, most of all, in how one person can do justice. and, you know, nobody is ever going to be thurgood marshall, and probably nobody in this room is ever going to be thurgood marshall, but still you can take away lessons about your own life and about what makes something worthwhile and about the kind of goals that you ought to set for yourself and about the kind of good that people can do. >> anything about judging or being a justice that you learned from him that perhaps now you can see more clearly how that you are one? >> well, you know, there are different times and we're different people and i would never say that i'm the same kind of judge as he was. it's just different t

lewis hamilton looks to be on course for his sixth world title after finishing fastest in practice ahead of the american grand prix. the mercedes driver was 0.3 seconds faster than ferrari's charlese red bull's max verstappen was in third. hamilton only has to finish in eighth place or better on the austin track on sunday to secure the drivers championship. northampton have made it three wins from three in the new rugby premiership season. they beat harlequins 40—22 — taqele naiyaravoro with two of their five tries. bristol are up to second after beating sale 16—10. in the pro 14, leinster have also maintained their unbeaten start to the season. they thrashed the dragons 50—15 to make it five successive wins. james lowe with two of their eight tries. elsewhere glasgow beat the southern kings and ulster beat zebre. barnsley are off the bottom of the championship after a dramatic last minute draw against bristol city. they came from 2—0 down to draw 2—2. cauley woodrow with barnsley‘s equaliser in the 94th minute. great britain's rugby league side have a really tough match coming up overnight. it's the first of back—to back tests against new zealand. the match comes after they lost

lewis hamilton could be stripped of his third place finish at a chaotic brazilian grand prix that was won by max verstappen. ferrari's sebastian vettel and charlesut towards the end of the race. that brought out the safety car and on the first lap after the restart hamilton collided with red bull's alex albon. despite damaging his car he finished third behind verstappen and pierre gasly. but stewards are investigating the crash and hamilton could be demoted. a few other headlines for you this sunday: tommy fleetwood has won the nedbank challenge at sun city — after a dramatic play off win. he started the day six off the lead but a final round of 65 and a par at the final extra hole gave him his first win of the season. ahead of their two—test series, england drew theirfinal warm up match against a new zealand a side. jos buttler completed his century in the morning beforejoffra archer took three wickets for the touring side in new zealand's second innings. buttler says it should be an exciting series. there was a scary looking incident midway through the final race of the moto gp season in valencia whenjohann zarco, who had just crashed, was wip

lewis hamilton looks to be on course for his sixth world title after finishing fastest in practice ahead of the american grand prix. the mercedes driver was 0.3 seconds faster than ferrari's charlesrd. hamilton only has to finish in eighth place or better on the austin track on sunday to secure the drivers championship. qualifying for pole position takes place tomorrow. that's all the sport for now. hello there. saturday threatens to bring rather stormy weather across some parts of the uk. a combination of gales and heavy rain, which could well cause some travel disruption. your bbc local radio station will a lwa ys your bbc local radio station will always keep you up—to—date with things where you are. the culprits, an area of low pressure. you can see the cloud swirling here on the satellite picture, and as this area of low pressure has been approaching the british isles, it has been deepening. you can see on its southern flank particularly, a lot of white line squeezing together, a lot of isobars. that shows a swathe of very strong winds which will continue to develop through the first parts of the day. some heavy rain pushing it as well to wales in the south—west. that's where

to pass championship winner lewis hamilton who later crashed into red bull's alexander albon, whilst in a dramatic finale the ferraris of sebastian vettel and charlesr. ben croucher‘s been looking at what happened at interlagos. not for the first time the brazilian grand prix was packed with incident and drama that left us all scratching our heads even after the race finished. let's take you back to the start where max sylvester happen started on pole, got a good getaway and look at this, lewis hamilton overtaking sebastien vettel and around the outside of turn one. he hounded the stubborn format of the race, try to overtake him in the pit only four of us up and to get past and five laps from the end of the race, the two ferraris tangling with each other and sending both charlotte blair and sebastian battle out of the race. 0n—board, little tap his front right wheel, enough to end both of their brazilian grand prix is. who was at fault? the stewards decided they would take no action. that brought out safety car. hamilton made a late — for the win on fresh tires, and as he tried to overta ke, on fresh tires, and as he tried to overtake, contact, sen

lewis hamilton who could clench his sixth title, charles leclerc, sebastian vettel, drawing some of thegun with professional driver oliver askew. >> ready? >> let's do it. yes! whoo! oh, that acceleration. brakes. there we go. making it work. >> feel this acceleration. ready? >> reporter: 150, 160, 167. oh! my eyeballs are about to fly out of my head. like that one lap is done at circuit of the americas. >> reporter: you go once, you want to go again. that's what keeps you coming back. the beautiful sound of that mercedes. very soon racing fans around the world have their eyes fixed on the action in austin, texas. and so, you know, here's the really incredible thing about the car that we were in, that mclaren. it's a streetcar. it will do a lap in about 2:27. the f1 cars in 1:33 seconds. that's how fast they are. everybody missed rob. they really did. i'm challenging him to a race next year. 2020 right here, rob. me and you. >> oh, i like that. >> you need to disclose to rob you do the race thing a lot. you race cars. >> i know you race. >> this is not a fair fight. >> i've seen you rac

lewis hamilton had been bumped down from third to seventh at the brazilian grand prix after a chaotic finish to the race at interlagos. ferraris sebastian vettel and charles out the safety car and on the first lap after the restart hamilton collided with red bull's alex albon. despite damaging his car he finished third behind verstappen and pierre gasly — only to be demoted by stewards after the race. that means carlos sainz inherits third and thus mclaren‘s first podium for more than five years. a saracens side without 0wen farrell, maro itoje and the vunipola brothers began the defence of their european champions cup title with a heavy defeat at the hands of racing 92. they were beaten 30 points to ten in paris, conceding four tries in the process. director of rugby mark mccall said a lot of things went wrong today. elsewhere northampton beat lyon. it's the final match of the men's tennis season at london's o2 arena right now with dominic thiem and stefanos tsitsipas going the distance in the atp world tour finals. thiem took the first set. a fightback to take the second 6—2 and these are live pictures where we are well into the deciding set. neither ha

lewis hamilton had been bumped down from third to seventh at the brazilian grand prix after a chaotic finish to the race at interlagos. ferrari's sebastian vettel and charlessafety car and on the first lap after the restart hamilton collided with red bull's alex albon. despite damaging his car, he finished third behind verstappen and pierre gasly — only to be demoted by stewards after the race. that means carlos sainz inherits third and thus mclaren‘s first podium for more than five years. that's all the sport for now. have a very good night. thank you very much, ben. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, henry mance, chief features writer at the ft, and the broadcaster and psychotherapist lucy beresford. that's coming up just after the headlines at 11:30pm. now, it's time for a look at the weather with stav. hello. you don't need me to tell you how wet it has been for the last few weeks across the country. river levels running very high, waterlogged, flooded fields up and down the uk particular england and wales and this was the scene on a field in warwickshire on sunday when we saw further light rain at times. a big contr

isn't between charles let click and sebastian fits in on the 66 lap puts an end to ferrari's ambitions adding to already frosty relations between the teammates. despite a late charge hamilton could only finish 3rd as. guess lee held on to 2nd out in front for stepan sealed his 3rd win of the season. i mean i was behind so i was pushing so i thought in my i'll have to try me close amy it was my only shot so of course because without i was close in to the arrests and we knew that we had great trust me to hold the whole weekend already so yeah i did so close a guess but you know i was very happy to to get close i know only a collision with a click so how will to bump down to 7th place meaning mclaren's connell signs lights at $630.00 but the day belonged to red bulls max pushed up and. you're watching the w. news live from berlin coming up doc film puts globalization in the spotlight is it a path to prosperity or inequality don't forget you can stay up to date on all of our top stories on our web site anywhere at v.w. dot com or follow us on twitter at u.w. news i'm william flitcroft thanks for watching. stay informed. language courses. any time.

hamilton topped second practice in his mercedes just ahead of ferrari's charles le clerc.e very good indeed. 0nly his teamamte valtteri bottas can catch him, hamilton will be champion again if he finishes at least eighth, but he might not even need that if bottas slips up. and you can follow qualifying on the bbc sport website and bbc radio 5live sports extra — that gets under way at 5—9pm. great britain's rugby league team have lost again on tour. after defeat to tonga last weekend they were beaten by new zealand12—8 in auckland. adam wild reports. it's been more than a decade since great britain's rugby league lions face new zealand. whilst much in the game is change, the ferocity of the welcome is not one of them. the challenge laid down with a fervent familiar, but in the first round there was more passion than points, a single penalty for both sides. the closeness wouldn't last much beyond have time, eventually torn apart by the all blacks. sheer brute force would extend the lead. corey haro we are neera taking british tacklers with him over the line. darrell clark's

isn't between charles leclerc and sebastian fitz on the 66th lap puts an end to ferrari's ambitions adding to already frosty relations between the team mates. despite a late church hamilton could only finish 3rd as toto grocers' ph gets lee held on to 2nd out in front for stepan sealed his 3rd win of the season i mean i was behind so i was pushing flat out in my house to try me close him it was my only shot so of course because of that i was close in to the arrests and we knew that we had great talks we don't hold the hole we can already so yeah i did so it was a guess but i was very happy to to get past an earlier collision with click click so how will to bump down to 7th place meaning mclaren's carlos signs later took 3rd but the day belonged to red bulls max for stepan. and the german driver sophia floor she has gone back to compete in macau. or year after suffering a horrific crash on the street circuit their 18 year old somehow escaped with just fractured vertebra after her car crashed into fencing a lot. sophia flourish at the start of the race at the fateful track in macau. she didn't make any mistakes in this year's race but just 6 laps from the end technical pro

hamilton looks set to win his sixth world title this weekend, finishing fastest in second practice ahead of tomorrow's american grand prix. he was three tenths of a second faster than ferrari's charleshe driver's championship. qualifying's later today. we will keep you up—to—date with that one here at the bbc sport centre. that is all from me, and next up on bbc news, it is the weather. we have 80 berry of low pressure wringing wet and windy weather. we have a number of weather warnings in place for the wind, and heavy rain in place, and disruption and temperature possible. all down to this area of low pressure sliding its way eastwards today. the strongest wind on the northern and southern flank, and it is southern pa rt southern flank, and it is southern part of england and south wales that we are most concerned about through this morning for the strength that they went. gusts up to 70—80 mph across the south—west, and also towards hampshire and the isle of wight. 50—60 mild per hour widely inland. we could see gusts of 50 mph across lincolnshire for a time today. also some heavy rain, across wales and south—west england, that will slowly slide its way eastwards throughout the aft

lewis hamilton looks set to win his sixth world title this weekend, finishing fastest in second practice ahead of tomorrow's american grand prix. he was 0.3 seconds faster than ferrari's charles will play no further part in england's t20 series in new zealand. the batsman has been ruled out with an ankle injury picked up during practice on thursday. that forced him to miss the opening match of the five—match series. so the build—up is under way in japan, and the eddiejones factor is coming into play. he let australia in 2003 when they took on england. he was a coach when south africa won it in 2007. he masterminded that brilliant victory for japan it in 2007. he masterminded that brilliant victory forjapan against south africa at the last world cup. you just wonder, all those little things might come into play. and he feels at home injapan. things might come into play. and he feels at home in japan. he does, and he knows the game inside out. the way that england seems to be peaking at just the right way that england seems to be peaking atjust the right time. for him, it is as much about psychology as it is about fitness. instilling that belief in your players and those around

hamilton looks set to win his sixth world title this weekend, finishing fastest in second practice ahead of tomorrow's american grand prix. he was three tenths of a second faster than ferrari's charleshampionship. qualifying's later today. england will want to settle down somewhat in this final. 3—3 after 25 minutes. south africa have edged ahead with another penalty so 6—3. england will want to try and settle down. thank you very much indeed. there's been a rise of up to 15 per cent in the number of women being diagnosed with hiv in some areas of the uk, that's despite rates falling overall by six per cent nationally. analysis of those official figures by breakfast reveals half of those women with the virus are diagnosed late, after their health has already suffered. jayne mccubbin reports. when people first hear that i'm hiv—positive, they kind of jump. they step back. adrienne is 70. she was diagnosed hiv positive when she was 52. i think it is shock. i think it's — people are still terrified of it. ijust need to get a cloth. almost 20 years after adrienne's diagnosis, rates of hiv amongst women are rising in many areas, bucking a national decline. half of women today, like adrie