and coming up, i'm at flushing meadows, where _ rise.here andy murray i rise. and coming up, i'm at flushing meadows, where andy murray is i rise. and coming up, i'm at flushing i meadows, where andy murray is trying to roll back the years by reaching the fourth round of the us open. and coming up on sportsday on the bbc news channel, after a record—breaking transfer window, we look ahead to another big weekend in the premier league, which kicks off with everton against liverpool in the merseyside derby at goodison park. today, like so many days this year, certain stories have dominated our programme. the cost of living crisis, ukraine, covid, climate change, tensions with china — and of course british politics too. in various ways, these stories connect to each other. our analysis editor ros atkins is here with me in the studio to look at how. jane, all the issues that you've just mentioned are important in their own right, but let's look at how this year's biggest stories connect with one another. our starting point is the cost of livi

laura, many thanks for the latest in flushing meadows in new york.eft quite a legacy. these are some of the headlines, england'sjoint warmest summer these are some of the headlines, england's joint warmest summer on record. the driest as well since 1976 but it is this when i think it's quite interesting, we set the bar high at the beginning of the year, record record—breaking high temperature for new year's day, then each month this year has been warmer than average, and those records go back to 1884, so it's going to be quite a year, i suspect, before those final few months coming to fruition. let's look at what to expect. we have however at the moment got some showers around, can you believe it? from this little system some of them heavy and fund moving up from the channel coast as we speak so we continue to see a rash of showers over the next few hours and potentially through the night as well. quite a rash over the channel isles at the moment and they will push across the channel coast. elsewhere clearer skies and that will allow patchy mist and

laura scott, thank you, at flushing meadows.feet first in the battle between summer into autumn because today, we had 27 degrees, that's the second day in a row we've seen 80 fahrenheit so it's been hot and humid for some others but it's all about low pressure this weekend and it's really going to bring some heavy, persistent rain out to the west is that low is not moving very far very fast, and that could have quite an impact. west will be wet, as you can see quite clearly. this is the rainfall accumulations with the darkest

we're live at flushing meadows. also coming—up in the programme... rugby club say they have enough money for the next three months, and they will start the new premiership season. and burghley�*s back for the first time in three years. the great five star horse trial is on, we'll be live with some riders in lincolnshire. so, lots to get through on a busy show — but we're starting with transfer deadline day. there are just a few hours left for europe's football clubs to buy and sell players. it's the biggest time of year for our football news department, and no—one is busier than this man, our senior football reporter ian dennis. sometimes i find we have all this overwhelming, what's it like for you so far today? i overwhelming, what's it like for you so far today?— overwhelming, what's it like for you so far today? i know what you mean, sometimes — so far today? i know what you mean, sometimes it's _ so far today? i know what you mean, sometimes it's been _ so far today? i know what you mean, sometimes it's been a _ so far today? i know what you mean

seventh seed norrie won in straight sets — 6—4, 6—4, 7—6 — to equal his best ever run at flushing meadowse championships. four british men are now through to the third round of the us open for the first time in the open era. dan evans is also through to the third round. he was in fine form against australia's james duckworth, finishing off with a flourish. as he triumphed in four sets tojoin norrie, andy murray and jack draper in the third round. centre tatyana heard makes herfirst england appearance in three years in an experimental side for saturday's world cup warm—up against the united states. five players from the starting 15 that beat france to a six nations grand slam remain. claudia macdonald, who thought her career had been ended by a neck injury in 2021, starts on the wing. cath o'donnell also returns from injury to fight for a place in the second row. england's emily scarrat admitted that the selection process is always tough. selections are never a nice kind of period _ selections are never a nice kind of period of— selections are never a nice kind of period of time, but as i

1st ever grand slam title the win over no remarks the 3rd time he has reached the quarters at flushing meadows and also makes it most assistant mo, mo, he has yet to reach the semi finals. nevertheless fraction and the 2 and a half hours are monday. he beat nori 6464 and 63 blake will face the winner between francis cfo and 22 time grand slam want to wrap found the dow in the women's door. there was also a straight fit swim for american jessica pig. you left the seed power away in the quarter finals by sweeping pulse to time slam champion patrick of the eula beating the check $63.62 in just under an hour and a quarter american meet. either be on think old jewel niema annex took a bit of a may carrier say is wanting to change. the public perception of him is one of the driving forces behind these improvements your strategy. and then you made that as the fence of the us open and rain as will number one. david stokes, as the action friends arriving at arthur ashe stadium. we're hoping for a classic and they weren't disappointed. nick carriers in the form of his life up against defending champion

your stray, liam ended farina williams run mad, flushing meadows just a couple of nights ago, but now she is out to jabber winning $64.76. that's all sports is back to you in london. thanks so much indeed, deb peter and that's it. to me, nor, and taylor for this news hour. i'm here in the moment with another full round up of the day's news division was catch up. in the meantime, on our website out there dot com, senior snap ah ah. erupt a nation where women's chastity is seen as central to its patriarchal item, but out of sight, human trafficking for prosecution is on the rise table of power talks the survivors and goes behind the scenes with a dedicated police squad working to bring the perpetrators to justice iraq human trafficking on a j 0 thousands of migrants set out from the city of dublin, chula, in the early hours of monday. there is numerous nationalities among them. but the vast majority, or from venice when, 0, one to reach the united states. it's already been a long and difficult journey for most. there are many of us migrants here. we need help just like this woman. many

she's through to the third round of the us open at flushing meadows, after beating the number two seede in the last 32. i cannot think that far. i don't — like i've said, i'm having fun and enjoying it and, honestly, i've had so many tough matches that i just feel like being prepared for every one that i play is going to be really, really difficult and just to get through those moments. and the live action is back under way at flushing meadows — britain men's number two, dan evans, is in action against australian james duckworth. evans won the first set 6—3, and is leading 3—2 in the second. centre tatyana heard makes herfirst england appearance in three years, in an experimental side for saturday's world cup warm—up against the united states. five players from the starting 15 that beat france to a six nations grand slam remain. claudia macdonald, who thought her career had been ended by a neck injury in 2021, starts on the wing. cath o'donnell also returns from injury to fight for a place in the second row. that's all the sport for now. we'll have more for you in sportsday at 6.30pm.

laura scott, thank you, at flushing meadows. let's take a look at the weather because louise lear has joined me. there is nothing subtle about our weather. we seem to have jumped feet first in the battle between summer into autumn because today, we had 27 degrees, that's the second day in a row we've seen 80 fahrenheit so it's been hot and humid for some others but it's all about low pressure this weekend and it's really going to bring some heavy, persistent rain out to the west is that low is not moving very far very fast, and that could have quite an impact. west will be wet, as you can see quite clearly. this is the rainfall accumulations with the darkest blues and greens through northern ireland and greens through northern ireland and into south—west scotland, perhaps through the weekend we could see as much as 50—100 millimetres of rain. the rain has already arrived and it may well be here for quite some time. you can see heavier pulses pushing into western scotland and northern ireland, so that's going to stay out of the w

meanwhile, on the men's side, it's a decade since andy murray brought the house down at flushing meadowser, the expectations may be a little lower — but he's still box office in the big apple. the former world number one through to the third round. wasn't easy against american wild card entry emilio nava — nava taking the first set before the triple grand slam winner reasserted himself to take the match in four sets. 0nto football, and erling haaland was again the star of the show in another emphatic victory for the english premier league champions manchester city. the norwegian striker, who scored a hat—trick against crystal palace on saturday, claimed another hat—trick as city thrashed newly—promoted nottingham forest 6—0. haaland scored all his goals before half time to take his tally to nine in five games. after the break, joao cancelo added a fourth, with julian alvarez scoring twice to complete the rout. city maintaining their unbeaten start to the season. julian and erling have a special sense for the goal. they're strikers and this is natural. it's difficult to buy or to teach. y

we'll start with tennis — and the rafa nadal was the headliner, under the lights at flushing meadows thursday. women's number one iga swiatek is through — after beating former champion sloane stephens in straight sets. swiatek dropped just five games on her way to a 6—3, 6—2 win, and faces another american, lauren davis next. the number three seed in the men's, carlos alcaraz, is safely through to the third round. the spaniard, who won's won two masters titles this year, in miami earlier in the year, and in madrid, beat argentina's federico coria in straight sets. in the english premier league, manchester united's upturn in form continues. after losing their first two games of the season, erik ten hag's team beat leicester on thursday to make it three wins in a row. jadon sancho scored the only goal of the game, midway through the first—half, and the result takes united up to fifth in the table. it was finally, i am really happy for him and he scored many goals in precision and he scored against liverpool, he scores today and he put a lot of investment and appreciation, but it was a

we can go live to flushing meadows now and speak to laura.wants to do? of course of the first question is whether she will be reconsidering her retirement after all, given that the tennis she has produced this week. i think she was teasing with us a little bit when she answered, you never know. because in reality she has a lot more that she wants to focus on beyond tennis. she really wants to be a good mum to her daughter olympia as she said this week. apparently olympia would like a little sister, so who knows, that might be on the cards, we know serena williams has also been very focused on the business side of things. she started a capital venture capital firm if you years ago, likely she will focus on that. also, it's a seemingly inevitable that she will remain involved in a tennis in some way, she said last night the sport has given her so much over the last few decades, she can't imagine a life outside of tennis, just not on the course down the court. tennis, just not on the course down the court. and there are still two british players

gauff, who reached the final of the french open this year, is through to last eight at flushing meadowsdutch grand prix to increase his lead at the top of the world championship. the 24—year—old moves 109 points clear as he closes in on a second consecutive formula one title, easing to victory in front of his home fans in what was an eventful race. remco evenepoel retained the lead after stage 15 of the vuelta a espana finished in sierra nevada as the riders take the third and final rest day of the race on monday. belgium's evenepoel finished 10th on sunday and lost more time on his main rival, jumbo—visma's primoz roglic, whose late push saw him claim 5th place in the stage. quickstepalpha vinyl team rider evenepoel has six more stages starting tuesday on which to hold on to his lead. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, tolsen tullett, and the rest of the team, that's your sports news for now. for the first time since moving to california more than two years ago, the duchess of sussex is due to speak at a public event in the uk. me

seventh seed norrie won in straight sets — 6—4, 6—4, 7—6 — to equal his best ever run at flushing meadowsth a flourish, as he triumphed in four sets tojoin norrie — andy murray and jack draper in the third round. centre tatyana heard makes herfirst england appearance in three years in an experimental side for saturday's world cup warm—up against the united states. five players from the starting 15 that beat france to a six nations grand slam remain. claudia macdonald, who thought her career had been ended by a neck injury in 2021, starts on the wing. cath o'donnell also returns from injury to fight for a place in the second row. england's emily scarrat admitted that the selection process is always tough. selections are never a nice kind of period of time, but as i say, they're an innovative ability, so everyone's trying to put their best foot forward. but yeah, you just hope that everybody's able to go and show what they're about and hoping the coaches will make that decision. next year's world indoor athletics championships have been postponed for a third time due to the covid situation

kyrgios exits the us open after karen khachanov edges out the australian after five sets at flushing meadowsod afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. in the last hour, liz truss has faced the labour leader sir keir starmer for her first prime minister's questions — and confirmed that she will announce proposals tomorrow to tackle the soaring cost of energy. pressed on how she'll pay for them, she ruled out a windfall tax on the profits of energy companies. the plans, which could include freezing energy bills, were discussed at this morning's first meeting of the new cabinet. among the key figures sitting around that table — kwasi kwarteng, who is the new chancellor, james cleverly is the foreign secretary, suella braverman is now the new home secretary, and therese coffey is deputy prime minister and health secretary. 0ur political correspondent damien grammaticas has our first report. less tha n less than 2a hours in the job, prime minister liz truss heading for her first test, on the floor of the commons. first test, on the floor of the common— first test, on the floor of the common

and he's not the only british player hoping to keep their run going at flushing meadows.orrespondent laura scott is there for us. a tough test of course, and if murray is to get through, he has to do it the hard way. exactly. exa ctly. h e exactly. he didn't do a huge amount wrong in the first set against matteo berrettini, but he was broken in the seventh game and went on to lose that set. it seemed like he was struggling with his serve on the sunnyside of the court because the match started with half of the court in shade, half of it in bright sunshine. his first serve was below 50%. he needs that to come up again if he's going to be berrettini, who we know has extraordinary shots. he is one set up. murray was broken and the second set but broke straight back. as you say, murray would have to do it in four sets if he's going to do it in four sets if he's going to win this one, but the fans i've been speaking to our hopeful he can do it. murray says he's feeling the best he has in years, so you never write andy murray off. he best he has in years, so you never write andy

despite losing that, the 27-year-old advancing to the quarterfinals for the first time at flushing meadows youngest and oldest remaining women in the field on the singles side in women, 18-year-old coco gauff is through to the quarterfinals for the first time in her short career. american sensation. she has beat the 33-year-old zhang here. she was down 5-4 in the first set and 5-3 in the second. she really used the crowd for steam. they were chanting for her. again, a player so many were coming to see. they were chanting go, go, coco. really gutsy performance for her there. she's playing really well. onto the quarters. could we see her in a final against swiatek? i would hope so. >> on a scale of 1 to 10 you must be on a 12. >> i'm on a 25. the best first week of the u.s. open i've ever seen. now we've got rafa in the mix, coco in the mix, nick kyrgios. i knew i had to wake up early this morning but i was like, i have to see the theater that is nick kyrgios. i texted our producer. i've got to go. it's that kind of stuff that makes it so fun. >> and you got up bright and early for us anyway

open is held at the national tennis center in flushing meadows.h activity around the grounds. >> you've got the planes flying over. you've got, you know, the traffic getting into the tennis center. >> all the celebrities. everybody wants to be there. it's sports and entertainment all wrap up in one, and once again whose name is in it? serena. >> i think it's very poetic that serena is saying to where her first grand slam came, but it's also her home nation. we get the advantage of -- of hosting the greatest athlete of all time. >> playing your final game there's so many emotions that are going through your head, but you're still that competitor. >> can you imagine just the conflicting emotions and the excitement and love and the bittersweetness of it all. it's got to be so heavy. >> she comes out with a diamond encrusted cape on the first round and the diamond encrusted shoes. and there's diamonds in her hair. >> and then you see her daughter in the stands, you know, with the beads in her hair and just so excited to watch mommy and looking like a

you are at flushing meadows. the match is almost over. bring us up to speed. what's going on?er: well, it could not be any more tight. it is tense and tight and nervous and dramatic and spectacular. the crowd is on their feet one moment, cheering for their hero, serena williams, the greatest of all time. nobody in that stadium, apart from alja tomljanovic and her crew, wants to see serena williams lose tonight. it means it's the end of her career. at times in that arena, the hushed anxiety of the crowd is absolutely palpable. we have seen serena williams play some extraordinary tennis. she was 5-3 up in the first set, and then things unraveled and she lost the set. she came out in the second, absolutely on fire. racing into a 4-0 lead, and then she tightened up. her opponent pulled it back and it went to a tiebreak, and at that point, serena williams played superbly. at a point in the match, when it was at its most tense, at a point where serena williams was not just playing for the set, but for the extension of her career, and she played superbly to force this match into a th

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i seen you there at flushing meadows. i saw clips and the cheers over taking the microphones.'ve been lucky enough to be in this stadium behind me for some of the all time matches in u.s. open history. serena against big sister venus, federer, djokovic. i have never ever heard what we're hearing, what we heard tonight. we're still hearing as serena is doing finishing up with her on court interviews. we saw some vintage serena williams playing against a legit competitor, the number two ranked player in the world. serena wins the opening set. energy drop in the second set. loses that one but boy, oh, boy tennis. 11 aces and 38 winners for serena williams and this one and the serena swan song lives for at least one more night. unbelievable here. >> fantastic. i mean, i am glad to be here if not here i would be there with you watching it. but for her to make it to the third round of a tournament, she's not done that since 2020 and no doubt the energy and the love and the cheer for every point at these tournaments, each round, that's carrying her through. >> well, there is no doubt

the six-time champ at flushing meadows will play tomorrow for a spot in the fourth round. >>> sticking let's go across the parking lot into citi field where the mets were clinging to a one-run lead against the dodgers. >> turner drives one to second chasing nimmo back to the warning track. he gets it. oh, whoa. the catch of the year for nimmo. >> you saw it. brandon nimmo taking away a homerun from justin turner to preserve the mets lead. jacob degrom was brilliant as always. mets beat the dodgers 2-1 in what may be a nlcs review. >>> and a two-way star ohtani made a powerful closing argument in his case for mvp, 30th hormone of the season to help the angels win over the new york yankees. ohtani the first major league history 30 homeruns and 10 pitching wins in the same season. let's go to meteorologist michelle grossman for this the forecast, on the first day of september. how is it looking out there? >> hey, there, jonathan. not feeling like september out west and looking at a dangerous heat wave building today and tomorrow and through early next week had. is going to be a prolonged

take the set 63, and the 23rd c dominated the 4th to book his place in the quarter finals at flushing meadows for the 1st time. he rios was world number 1376 months ago, but he'll now move back inside the top 20. i feel like what i was really struggling mentally. i was very selfish. i felt like it was all but like, i was like, i feel bad, like, i don't want to play like and then i looked at the people closest to me and how much i was letting them del and i didn't want to do that anymore. there's not as much negative things being said about me like i just wanted to turn a narrative around almost. so that's because that's basically i just was feeling so . so depressed all the time. and so like feeling sorry for myself, i just wanted to change up defeat to medford, that means he'll be replaced as the world's top rank player. he says he wasn't at his best because of the air conditioning in the u. s. a new or sorry, i get sick one time for sure in the spring because ac is just crazy. last year it happened in cincinnati. i felt my, my, i throw a little bit today and i think that physically maybe th

australia showed real poise, so consistent advancing to the quarterfinals for the first time at flushing meadowssingles field coco gauff is through to the quarterfinals as well for the first time in her career. the american sensation beating zhang of china in dramatic fashion. down 5-4 in the first set, down 5-3 in the second but the fans were with her as well, they were screaming for her, go, cocoa, and she powered back to win the match in straight sets. she is playing really well. i think we could see her in a finals matchup. just being there last night, nick kyrgios -- his go for broke mentality delights the crowd. >> that match was -- i was watching it on tv, it was electric. you had a feeling one of these two guys is going to win the whole thing. >> it would be big for kyrgios if he could do it. >> carolyn manno, great to see you. >>> "new day" continues right now. ♪ >>> happy labor day, the semi-official kickoff to the fall campaign season. ready or not here they come. i'm john berman with brianna keilar. president biden is hitting two key battleground states today, wisconsin and pennsylva

s open , flushing meadows and queens, the site taking on france's caroline garcia in today's semi finalsaking the first set jabor in the far court. with the forehand winner into the corner. as we take you to match point, garcia can't handle the serve hits into the net. 6163 jabber wins and she will face the winner of tech and adriana sabal inca in saturday's championship match. so there you go. it's history made right there. the modern era goes back to 1968. so on jabber will be the first african woman since then, at least to make the finals of the u. s open. impressive thanks, jason. thank you. everyone will see you tonight at 10 and the seven o'clock news starts next over on ktvu. plus with alex and heather. have a good night, heather. have a good night, everybody. it's, like, the best one they make, i just can't get it to work. i'll figure it out. it streams hd video straight to your phone while it's flying. nice. where were you when i was single? okay, we should leave in about an hour. you all packed? uh, yeah, i just need to throw in a few last minute things-- you know, makeup, unde

the 3rd time he has reached the quarters at flushing meadows and also makes it his most successful slam. although he has yet to reach the semifinals here. nevertheless in a fraction and a 2 and a half hours on monday. lead nori 6464 and 6 for reuben will face the winner between francis cfo and 22. so 22 time grand slam when a wrap around the door in the women's door will the one a guess fiance has moved into the cause of arnolds. the pole was pushed to 3 sates by germany's jew niemeyer. shanty dropped the 1st set before coming back level the match and take the 3rd 6. love she and take place jessica beulah next to the american aid seed powered away into the quarter finals by sweeping past 2 time slam champion petra corvettes. over beulah beating the check, $63.62, in just under an hour and a quarter. we'll give you a champion time some periods. call down to anthony joshua offering him a shot at his w. b. c. chair, budge a belt theory, posted a video on twitter early on monday, inviting joshua to fight georgia most recently lost. so alexander, ou sake, who holds for other versions of the

the 24 year old one, the food said 6 for foods progress for the final fall at flushing meadows and area also at the us open arena salbal anchors the latest women through to the semi finals in new york. the 6th seed from belarus powered past former wall number one, catalina episcopalian, the 1st set 61. the check was considerably more competitive in the 2nd said, forcing a tiebreaker, but several anchor unable to compete under a country slag. the war in ukraine came through to book a place in the final full today as to whether grade level i expect they go long rallies. i expect the tough my sand. i just tried to stay on this much as long as they can. and i just tried to make it work for it then. oh and i was like and she played really well and her somehow i was able to handle this level and then when this might or i, that's all the sports needs me. but back to you in london. thanks a lot, peter with us for me. need barco for this news or, but i'll be back in just a few moments time with both of the days news. or you can go to our website al jazeera dot com. ah ah and ambitious endeavours

. >> the six-time champ at flushing meadows will play tomorrow for a spot in the fourth round and you could just tell, guys, she's just loving it. she's completely free. no stress, and that is kind of a winning feeling. >> yeah, that is actually exactly what she said after the match. she said i have nothing to prove. i have nothing to lose. this is probably my last dance. i'm playing loose, i'm having fun. and it was just so fun watching her play. at 40 years old, not playing to ramp up for the tournament, but man, she looks good. and she looks really good and i don't want to get greedy here but she just knocked the number two player in the world out of the bracket. and she has some players that she could beat. but this could be something really special. and how fun and what a gift to get to just watch her play one more night. we want one more night, the greatest player of all time and without question one of the greatest athletes ever to live. >> incredible. >> for sure. >> so a little baseball last night, too. joe, some la-new york match-ups. picking things up in the top of the 7th

well, number one, i guess she on take booked a spot in the semi finals for the 1st time at flushing meadows. she got half local favored jessica peculiar in straight sets. the french open champion has now made the semi's in 3 of the 4 grand slams. this year after dough us is that i had i, in toronto, cecilia just, i just wasn't expecting to play so well here. and it gave me actually a lot because i could be kind of an underdog again for that not maybe fully, but you know, just um, yeah, not expect from myself, but i'm gonna, you know, when everything right now she on circle player in a sub i, lanka, for a spot in the final, she powered past former world number one, catalina plesk of her, in the 1st said 61 before claiming the 2nd in the tiebreaker sommerling her didn't pay the last grants man because place from bill roofs and russia were banned by wimbledon it was tough time, especially when i was working out and, and human on there was mumbled on playing on the tv. i was always, sir, turn it off because i couldn't watch it. but it was tough time and i work so hard or. yeah, i work to live o

don, you are at flushing meadows tonight. the match is almost over. bring us up to speed.porter: well, it couldn't be any tighter, really, laura. i mean, it is tense. it is tight. it is nervous. it is dramatic. it is spectacular. the crowd are on their feet one moment cheering for their hero, serena williams, the greatest of all time. nobody in that stadium, apart from tomljanovic, and her crew wants to see serena williams lose tonight because it means it's the end of her career. at times in that arena, the hushed anxiety of the crowd is absolutely palpable. but we have seen serena williams play some extraordinary tennis. she was 5-3 up in the first set, and then things unravelled and she lost the set. she came out of the blocks in the second set absolutely on fire, racing into a 4-0 lead very, very quickly. then she tightened up, her australian opponent pulled it back. then it went to a tiebreak. at this point, williams played superbly at a point in the match when it was at its most tense, at a point in the match where serena was not just playing for the set but playing f

in the 4th round at flushing meadows. ah, book of the news, our britons, du prime minister, has addressed the nation, promising to tackle the cost of living crisis, and rebuild the economy. let's trust also paid tribute to conservative party pre de subarus johnson. the dean, bob has the latest from london as lose trust took her 1st steps in downing street, his prime minister, her focus was on reassuring the nation. things can get better. we now play severe global headwinds caused by russia's appalling war in ukraine and the aftermath of k that now is the time to tackle the issues that are holding britain back. we need to build roads, homes, and broadband pasta. we need more investments and great jobs in every town and city across our country. we need to reduce the bad and on families and help people get on the life. of course, the pressing issue is helping people cope with huge energy price rises on that she says she understands the urgency. i will take action this week to deal with energy bells and to secure off each her

the number 22 seeded american earning his first trip to the quarterfinals in flushing meadows with a the 2-time grand slam champion. this is nadal's first loss in a major all year, he had a win strike that exceeded 20 match, extraordinarily impressive and a significant win for a male american tennis player in years. congratulations to him. >>> meanwhile, third seeded 19-year-old carlos survived one of the longest nights ever at arthur ashe stadium. the match lasted nearly four hours. he defeated the 2014 champion in five sets. . his exit means there is not a single form ever u.s. open champion left in either the men's or the women's draw. we will have new title holders in this tournament, when it wraps up this weekend. it has been a lot of fun. >>> let's turn to major league baseball. we begin where else, with the american league east. to baltimore, the first career three homerun game. and b o bichette helped to power the blue jays to a double header win against the orioles. in the bronx, aaron judge continued his race to the al homerun record, hitting his major league leading 54th h

she is set to team up with her sister, venus tomorrow in flushing meadows.t her first round singles match last night. >>the blue light from electronics is aging us. tvs, laptops, phones> the allb electronics is aging's, tvs, laptops, phones all making us older faster. that from professors at oregon state. they tested the effects ofe light on fruit flies. early humans and flies are very similar on a cellular level. who knew. anyway, they found blue light exposure slowed everything down, including brain function, which could cause premature aging. researchers also found access the light exposure can lead to obesity and psychological problems. their advice, avoid low light exposure. thanks, researchers. that's not possible. have a nice day. >>> the top-secret documents at- a-lago were allegedly moved around and hidden from federal agents to obstruct theiron investigation. that is according to a court filing from the doj. investigator said they found some of the highly sensitive documents inside the former presidents desks. >>> united nations inspectors have arr

hands with world's number one victoria azarenka after the runner-up from belarus beat her at flushing meadowsaising her racquet for a quick tap and saying in a news conference after the match, she believed a handshake was inappropriate. belarus of course helped russia launch its invasion of ukraine back in february. >>> let's turn now to major league baseball and what may have been the most dominant game pitched in atlanta braves history. that's a big statement. to georgia, rookie right-hander spencer strider recorded 16 strike-outs against the colorado rockies yesterday. the most ever by a braves pitcher in a nine inning game. that includes the likes of hall of famers greg maddox, john smoltz, tom graphen and warren spawn, they have some pictures there, and strider making his 17th major league start allowed just two hits and did not walk a batter. he threw 106 pitches, 79 of them strikes in the dominant 3-0 victory. but despite the win, the braves did not gain any ground on the national league east leading mets. new york's francisco lindor had a game-tying double in the sixth and scored on t

follow up his victory over defending champion medvedev, outlasting a five-set night battle at flushing meadowsit of a hairy scene as two spectators were removed from that quarterfinal match for setting up what looked like a barbershop in the stands. you can see it there. the crowd around them doesn't quite know what to do. the u.s. tennis association put out a statement saying they were escorted out of their seats and then off the grounds for disruption of play. the spokesman added, there's a first time for everything. >>> now to the college gridiron and the first a.p. college football poll of the regular season. georgia moved up to number two after defending national champs dominated their opener against a pretty good oregon team. the bulldogs jumped ohio state which slipped to number three. michigan moved up four spots to number four and clemson dropped a spot to number five. the alabama crimson tide remain, where else, at number one. one half of the wnba finals matchup is now set. the top seeded las vegas aces eliminated the storm 97-92 last night in game four of their series and sending th

this year the spanish was stunned by american frances cfo in the full round at flushing meadows. ah, hello and welcome. we start this news out in the united kingdom, where outgoing leader boris johnson has arrived in scotland to officially hand his resignation to queen elizabeth. earlier he addressed the media outside downing street saying he's proud to have served the country and he called on his supporters to rally behind the new conservative leader list trust. who will also see the queen and be asked to form a new government or toss has several challenges ahead, including a worsening energy crisis and struggling economy. it's time for politics to be over plugs. it's time for us old get behind lives, trust a team on how to program a deliver for the people of this country. because that is what the people in this country want. that's what they need and that's what they deserve. i'm proud to have discharged the promises i made to my policy when you were kind enough to choose me winning the biggest majority since 1987. the biggest share of the vote since 1979 delivering rex it deli

the spanish was stunned by american frances t effort in the foreground at flushing meadows. ah, welcome to the news or we started in the united kingdom were former foreign secretary lives truss has become the new prime minister. she replaced boris johnson, his leader of the conservative party on monday. trust travel to balmoral castle in scotland to meet queen elizabeth the 2nd who asked her to form a new government. she's just landed back in london where she'll make her 1st speech as british prime minister. and she's also expected to announce members of her cabinet. let's go to andrew simmons now he's at downing street, the prime minister's official residence and office. and andrea has to be said that the great dealer anticipation from the assembled press call, where you are behind you and around you. but exactly what's going on to where is the prime minister right now? well, just seeing these live pictures, there is the jet. so she traveled from aberdeen airport on, ah, as prime minister now on her way to her new home. here in downing street, she met the queen. she kissed

the spanish was stunned by american frances cfo in full round at flushing meadows. ah. hello, welcome to the program. the united kingdom has a new leda. former foreign secretary lives trust has replaced forest johnson as prime minister trust travel to balmoral castle in scotland to meet queen elizabeth who hasta to form a new government. she is now flying back to london where she will make her 1st speech as british pm. she is also expected to announce members of her new cabinet. whole brendan looks at the challenges facing the new prime minister. the summer has been quiet here at dining street, the political attention elsewhere. but as this truss sits behind a desk here at number 10 for the 1st time, the political tempo accelerates immediately. urgent issues, art screaming for attention in box is full. the number one priority at number 10 downing street is undoubtedly britain's deepening cost of living crisis. and central to that is the cost of gas and electricity. i am if data says britain is being hit harder than any other western european country by massive fuel pric

field is serena williams, which accounts for the huge crowd outside arthur ashe stadium and flushing meadowsuhani in and daughter, olympia component was the second seeded annette counterfeit of estonia, serena with an ace on the way to winning the first set 76 tiger woods among the dignitaries. it won the second set, 62. but take a look at this point to power four handed served for a lead in the third set. with sister venus . also among those watching serena now it's a clean winter to take the match in three sets , six to in the third tour isn't over. yet. the 40 year old williams, who has always excelled in the u. s open, go make it at least into the third round before she retired. he said it last night after the giant's loss. there's been another one since then. and for those of you who weren't sure who dandy don is time for him to make it. official. the party is over. they say that all good things must end. the 16th time. very there you go, mike. two very dedicated fans among the 25,000 you showed up today in san francisco. with the padres going for a sweep. this was not a feel good day f

year with his c beat american elizabeth mandalay choose the daughter of the 1985 champion at flushing meadows hand that mantle the cova to burr was pushed in the 1st set twice coming from her break down to win at 75 against the world. number $140.00 for a 2nd, sat was more straightforward for it last month when will and finalist with jabber taken yet 6 to daniel. madame has kept up his strong start to the defense to his us opened had all rich in the 3rd round in new york, the russian. well, number one swept past frances, our tour rendered nash in straight sets. madame will next face lu young being who is the 1st chinese man in history to reach the 3rd round at washing maddox. it curios beat benjamin boncey and 4 sets to reach the 3rd round. true to form the australian put in a vocal performance and complained about the atmosphere at the louis armstrong stadium, including the smell of marijuana coming from the audience. it's just, it's so hard to focus and miss some one that or struggle to focus the marker. it's on i really trying hard to put my head down and play point by point um and to try

laura scott reports from flushing meadows in new york.ering career that will never be repeated. only fitting that it finished with an epic on an enthralling, emotional night in new york, serena left it all on the court, giving everything until the end. court, giving everything untilthe end. , . ., , _ court, giving everything untilthe end. , . ,, end. these are happy tears, i guess. i don't know — end. these are happy tears, i guess. i don't know i _ end. these are happy tears, i guess. i don't know. i am _ end. these are happy tears, i guess. i don't know. i am so _ end. these are happy tears, i guess. i don't know. i am so grateful - end. these are happy tears, i guess. i don't know. i am so grateful to - i don't know. i am so grateful to every single person who has said go serena and they are light. i am every single person who has said go serena and they are light.— serena and they are light. i am so crateful. serena and they are light. i am so grateful. under _ serena and they are light. i am so grateful. under the _ serena and they

spanish teenage tennis star carlos alcaraz has beaten norway's casper ruud to win the us open at flushing meadowsoungest grand slam winner since 2005 and the youngest player ever to top the global rankings. let's take a look at the newspapers. they have been coming into us here. i have them all lined up. the theme is pretty clear, as you will see. ijust want the theme is pretty clear, as you will see. i just want to show you this. 2 million people per day, it says, could view the queen's coffin as it will lie in state for four days at westminster abbey. you will see the theme. her last great journey, says daily and also the sum. queen's last great journey, just adding on a day of high emotion. the princess royal was also watching as the queen's coffin was carried into holyroodhouse. here she is alongside her husband with prince andrew behind her and sophie the countess of wessex. let's keep that going. this is the i, special edition. they are all special edition and many special pictures inside and that picture of the coffin being carried for the start of its journey from being carried for the st

in sport this morning, as rafa nadalfalls at flushing meadows, how the men's draw is left wide open athe us open. plus after a night of more spectacular storms, sunshine and showers today. i will tell you where and when to expect them. it's tuesday, the 6th of september. welcome to downing street, a date that will go in the history books because in a few hours number 10 will welcome its newest resident and we know who it will be, liz truss, elected leader of the conservative party yesterday and has had the night to get her head around things and make appointments and plans. this morning, borisjohnson leaves here. bringing his three—year premiership to an end and then liz truss will arrive and take over. this morning we look at the many challenges she faces in those early moments. at first, here is this from a lyrical correspondence iain watson. in one day, we'll hear from two prime ministers. in this street, a transfer of power will take place without a general election. early this morning, borisjohnson will give his final speech as prime minister. then late this afternoon, liz truss,

it was an enthralling night for the crowd at flushing meadows. stadium. serena williams for the fourth night was headlining the session, but it seems that her illustrious career had its final chapter tonight in a dramatic 3—set defeats to australia's ajla tomljanovic. it was an interesting first set. she had the crowd on her feet, an interesting first set. she had the crowd on herfeet, serena williams, as she led 5—3. she said she is playing with a sense of freedom she has not felt since 1998 and she looked to be sailing to the set when the tide turns and ajla tomljanovic took the first set. i rejuvenated serena williams race to a 4—0 lead in the second set until she went to 5—5 and a tie—break with so much at stake. serena williams one at that tie—break. the sound here was absolutely deafening. the crowd starting to believe what might be possible, but in that third set, ajla tomljanovic, really, when she got severely she did not look back and of course it had to come to an end at some point and serena williams's career appeared to come to an int

the serena williams farewell tour continues at flushing meadows.lling victory over world number two, the third round and putting a hold on retirement from the sport. the hands inside a packed stadium want serena to go on and on. >> [applause] >> earlier, coco gauff advance with a victory over alayna derosa. america's want 10 of the last 12 matches. up next, former finalist madison keene. do not forget, tennis channel live at the u.s. open has all the news you need from the big apple. it airs daily at 9:00 a.m. eastern. ♪ jonathon: the day is up on the s&p 500. live from the city, good morning. futures down seven tents of 1%. the countdown to the up and right now. ♪ jonathon: live from new york, we peaked

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the number 22 seeded american earned his first trip to the quarterfinals at flushing meadows with a four-set champ. meanwhile, third seeded 19-year-old carlos survived the longest match, 4 hours, beating 2014 champion cilic in five sets. the exit means there is not a single former u.s. open champion left in the men's and women's draw. >> tiafoe exciting, though. could be a fun run to the finals. >>> little baseball, where else, joe, but the american league east? baltimore. bo bichette powered the bluejays to a sweep of the orioles. in the bronx, aaron judge did it again. look at that. >> what is that? >> wow. >> continuing his race to the american league home run record. major league leading 54th, second deck shot in the sixth inning of the yankees' 5-2 win. >> sign that pitcher. >> over the twins. yankees hanging on, five games ahead of the rays in the division. tampa bay beat the red sox, 4-3. the win puts tampa in a tie with the mariners for the top league spot. to anaheim, shohei ohtani got a pair of runs in the romp of the tigers last night. after the two home runs, ohtani did go down l

but dan evans, who reached the fourth round at flushing meadows last year, wasn't able to reach the second's max verstappen will be hoping to make it double dutch at his home grand prix this afternoon. after winning last year's race in zandvoort, the reigning formula 1 world champion will be favourite to make it two in a row. he'll start on pole, just ahead of ferrari's charles leclerc, with lewis hamilton in fourth. the finals of the hundred at lord's ended with trent rockets beating the manchester 0riginals in the men's final in a thrilling low—scoring affair, it was rockets captain lewis gregory that ultimately sealed a two—wicket win with two balls to spare, as they won the tournament for the first time having finished third last season. in the women's final, it was the oval invincibles who defended their title, emily windsor hitting the winning runs as they beat the southern brave by five wickets in a repeat of last season's final. a great way for the hundred two and at lords. we mention cameron norrie. what a phenomenal achievement. he was ranked 7ath in the world at the start of 202

spanish teenage tennis star, carlos alcaraz, has beaten norway's casper ruud to win the us open at flushing meadowsing at her faith. one of the hymns sung at the queen's coronation, starting a service today at the parish church of the royals, st martin—in—the fields, just one of many places of worship in which they've gathered across the country in remembrance. like a priest standing at the altar for the people before god, the queen held the aspirations, commitments and responsibilities of nation and commonwealth in her heart and mind. for 70 years, queen elizabeth was at the heart of nation and commonwealth. now she's at the heart of god. we'll meet again. what will have been remarked on in many of today's sermons is just how deep the queen's own faith ran. elsewhere, the head of the catholic church in england and wales remembers a moment he saw that up close at a national service at st paul's cathedral. at a certain point in the ceremony, we were all asked to recite a long prayer which was printed out in the order of service. and i looked up and the queen had her eyes shut, and she was reciting t