problem is evans and andy murray are both out through injury — so britain's hopes rest onjack draper, doubles specialists and multiple grand slam champions neil skupski and joe salisbury. there are two singles matches and a doubles if needed. joe wilson has the latest: jack draper is under way, this is the first match, a tight opening set, both players holding their served throughout, it went to a tie—break in the end but it was his opponent who has one that tie—break. in the end it went his way, 7—2, and so jack draper with work to do, 7—2 in that tie—break, written with work to do having lost at first set. these are life pictures than, serbia's number 55, 2a years old, quarterfinals and 2023, close to when it is first atp title at the bottom of your screen, but draper the favourites, reducing the forefront of the us open draper with the bigger shots, 2i forefront of the us open draper with the bigger shots, 21 years old hoping to win a switch and setting written up for the match between cameron norrie and novak djokovic, and there is a doubles the cider if needed. draperwent and the

i thinkjack draper will have that in the back l draper will have that in the back of his mind, cameronr, cameron norrie, i went to the semifinals of the british open last year, but know that djokovic is a favourite, so draper emma as has proved before in his short career with previous good results that you can cut it at this level and doesn't mind the pressure. we would see if it comes down to doubles, you would expect no but djokovic to play again for serbia, and whether to specialise players will play and get the decisive win for britain. they don't play together very often, of mixed fortunes, not great in the davis cup two years ago, but untoward they have played three events and 12 of them when he tipped up. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. clubs signed up to the football association's diversity code collectively failed to meet any of their recruitment targets over the past year. the fa says progress has been "slower than hoped". it will introduce mandatory diversity reporting for all professional clubs from next year celtic have been

draper, at 21, not so much.just below his opponent, draper took kecmanovic to two tie—breaks, but he lost them both. serbia celebrated as if they knew what was coming. well, here he is. novak djokovic tried to settle it. in the blue corner, cameron norrie. good luck. now, there were some british voices in the crowd trying to hurry djokovic up when he served, but when he won the first set, the gesture was aimed back at them — good—natu red, probably. djokovic wrapped up the match in straight sets, job done for serbia. then he went to do an on—court interview, seemingly near some noisy british supporters. it wasn't broadcast at the time, it was captured on a mobile phone. djokovic suggests they learn how to respect players and behave. britain out, davis cup djokovic continues. joe wilson, bbc news. djokovic and serbia will face italy in the semifinals on saturday. jannik sinner won his singles match and then teamed up with lorenzo sonego to take the deciding doubles for a 2—1 victory over the netherlands. the 12 t

lost them both —— and draper.a hat trick were sealed with the australians second goal in second second—half minutes. the paris goalkeeper from outside the penalty area, sophie ingall got the other goal in ending time. their first win of the competition so far this season. it takes chelsea's second in the group after swedish side hack and beat real madrid for their second win in a row. we also play finland in their 2024 playoff next month, one of two wins they'll have to win to take germany next year. if they beat finland in cardiff, they'll take on either poland or estonia. having on the same route successfully to reach the last world cup. what's important to us, as you'll be aware of, is the home draw on the second leg is in the final. so that's important for us. we've got to get the job done first and foremost, of course we have, but we're probably wanting to avoid ukraine, as well. so i think it's gone to plan for us. the form we're in at the minute, and with the red wall at home, we'll take anybody on at cardi

against serbia, jack draper was playing kecmanovic, not djokovic.

this case number 456 on the calendar in the matter of draper vs.dge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: ms. scott, i'm gonna start with you because i've read your answer to the plaintiff's complaint, and i think that the issue has to be resolved with you because ms. draper, who is your former mother-in-law, says that she loaned you some money... >> yes. >> judge judy: ...on two separate occasions. and according to her and according to you, you paid her back some of the money. >> yes. >> judge judy: there was in fact a balance on the two loans that she made you, and you acknowledged that there was a balance on the loans that she made to you. it is your claim, however, that she forgave the balance of the loan -- d how much was the balance of the loan? >> i actually don't know the exact amount. >> judge judy: how much was the balance of the loan? >> $3,012. >> judge judy: that you forgave the balance of these two loans, which were $3,012. and she did that because you

the afro turned 131 this year and was founded by draper's great grandfather. it got started as a one sheet, one edition out of baltimore, maryland. and and then it spread to 13 editions, all up and down the east coast. the afro sent reporters to europe to cover the war. the paper even turned their dispatches into a book called this is our war, published in 1945. the book is being rereleased just this month. the accounts are detailed and they're not all about fighting. they're about where they went in paris and who they met and what they did. the paper also printed the names and addresses of service members in europe, including those of the 6888. it became a historical record to celebrate the passage of the 6888 congressional gold medal act, a historical record that came in handy in 2022 when the battalion received the congressional gold medal, the highest civilian award, in large part due to an effort by colonel cummings. what did it mean for black women at that time to wear united states military uniform? i think it symbolized rebellion because it defied soci

associate founder and venture capitalist tim draper, the window for the fcc to greenlight one of thepplications closes november 17, does the sec pass or punt. >> i think the fcc allows it to happen, i think that they realize that the u.s. is starting to fall behind in technological advancement in crypto and around bitcoin and i think we lost a lot of our innovation because of the dark cloud that has been the sec. i think now this is the time for the sec to say okay, we do need etf's and we need a lot of advancements in regulatory behavior so entrepreneurs don't live with the dark cloud hanging over the heads and entrepreneurs can be really extraordinary things with the new technology that is going to transform banking and financing and also some industries, real estate and insurance under all being transformed in other countries but her sec has been so regulating by enforcement that is spreading fear throughout the land instead of spreading opportunity throughout the lien. 70 entrepreneurs have come to me and said we have this amazing thing redoing extraordinary we are creating a who

disappointment for draper, who was playing in his first final on the atp tour.or canada next. they're into a deciding doubles match. meanwhile in the play—offs, katie boulter spared great britain's blushes against sweden. she beat caijsa hennemann 6—2, 6—1 to draw the tie level at 1—1, after debutantjodie burrage lost the first singles match, beaten by kajsa rinaldo persson, who is ranked 279 places below her. these girls have got absolutely nothing — these girls have got absolutely nothing to _ these girls have got absolutely nothing to lose. _ these girls have got absolutely nothing to lose. they're - these girls have got absolutelyl nothing to lose. they're coming these girls have got absolutely - nothing to lose. they're coming out having _ nothing to lose. they're coming out having a _ nothing to lose. they're coming out having a swing _ nothing to lose. they're coming out having a swing and _ nothing to lose. they're coming out having a swing and you _ nothing to lose. they're coming out having a swing and you can - nothing to lose. they're coming out havi

jack draper has reached his first atp tour final.itish numberfour beat jan lennard struff in straight sets in today's sofia open semi final. 21—year—old draper is the youngest british man to reach a tour final since andy murray 14 years ago. murray has today split from his coach ivan lendlfor a third time. they started working together again in march, and murray moved back into the world's top 50, but lendl didn't travel to every tournament, preferring to stay in the us. murray won his three grand slams with lendl in their first two spells together. the cricket world cup is over for afghanistan, they had to get a huge win against south africa to have any chance of sneaking into the semi finals, but in the end lost by five wickets. patrick gearey reports. and so afg hanistan�*s and so afghanistan's remarkable world cup k mount to this, the target data to target huge win over south africa to get a chance into the semis. that soon became tricky. the south africans bowled well and took their chance wherever they came, howeverthey took th

according to legend , the draper's name was lea.changed. khutka maer perakanaўsya: with the lions it’s best to deal with the capricious cinemas. trapezhnik, prinamsi, do not pay much attention to the ganarar. actors and directors have decided to form a trade union in order to defend their rights, and then the cunning boss will increase the mischief. initsyativu. in the snow 1926, louis mayer asked the restaurant for three of galliwood's sailing dogs. theme razmovy - ab'yadnats the greatest respected people in the elite club, the academy. if you take up renamee, the academy of pavinna will make a great kinapadzeya. hi geta budze prize, for the kind of admiration that makes all the eyes, and the skin peramozhtsa atrymae admyslovuyu figurine. hundreds of puzzlings will be given to the oscars. the first ceremony took place in 1929, thanks to the film wings of two young pilots married to hell. at that time, the plot is very argynal. the pilots were american. the dust that was then rising in the family of the mayor of minsk, however, kast

monday is a draper associate founder tim draper, big bitcoin founder and he's here exclusively on mondayto kudlow. i'm larry kudlow.

with jack draper having already lost, it meant great britain went out without the need for a doublesserbia will now face italy in the semifinals. premier league football returns this weekend with everton set to face manchester united in their first game since being handed a ten—point deduction. it's left them second bottom of the premier league with four points. their manager sean dyche is due to speak in the next few hours, but he's already had support from a former everton player today, the arsenal boss mikel arteta. i feel very connected to the club. it's a very difficult moment, it puts the club in a difficult position, but they always find their way to get out and if there is a quality that i think that describes that club it is the courage, determination and the fight and they will fight against anything and i wish them the best. and i wish them the best. there's a significant game in france's ligue one later as the leader leaders and defending champions paris st germain take on monaco in the french capital, who are third and only three points behind. psg head coach luis enriqu

try and surprise his counterpart from serbia with his team selection, so we know it will be jack draperon norrie against novak djokovic in the second match and the support of the british fans should be fantastic. the lta say they expect 5000 fans from great britain alone. norrie against djokovic a key match, he'll have been peparing for the last month since he's known the draw. can he beat him and how significant would that be for gb's chances? well, if cameron norrie is able to beat djokovic it would be hugely significant for the type because it still doesn't know who he will play in the opening match. he will certainly have a good chance, a 50-50 certainly have a good chance, a 50—50 match if you like. even though the doubles are not that used to playing together they are two of the finest doubles players in the world so we can be quite confident about their chances. in a sense, cameron norrie may feel as if he has nothing to lose but the size of the task against djokovic. djokovic is a man who won the atp finals for a seventh time on sunday. he has won three of the four grand slams t

britain's jack draper has reached his first final on the atp tour.al since andy murray in 2014. andy murray has split from his coach, ivan lendl, for a third time. they started working together again from march last year — a partnership which saw murray move back into the world's top 50. all three of murray's grand slam titles came when lendl was his coach. and six months after giving birth, former world number one naomi osaka will return to the court this winter. she's set to play in the brisbane invitational, which starts on 31 december. osaka has not played on the wta tour since september last year. great britain's women musn't underestimate sweden in the billiejean king cup play—offs, despite being the heavy favourites, according to their head coach, anne keothavong. the best of five match series begins tomorrow at london's copper box arena — and our tennis correspondent russell fuller is there for us. the win over keswick stunts took them back to the legal level of the women's team... they need to win this tie this weekend to stay at that level

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dennis murphy (voiceover): march 11, 2012, spring was still officially days away, but in draper, utah12, spring was still officially days away, but in utah, its promise was clear, morning to on the brush, the crisp air, the sun rising over the mountains. it should have been a beautiful day, but for a jogger on the jordan river parkway that morning, it was anything but. >> 9-1-1 what is the address of the emergency? >> you know, i'm not real sure, i'm at the river bottom, and there is pools of blood. and i'm guessing it's just an animal, but in the water right by the river there is a shoe. >> sergeant -- was one of the first on the scene. >> we called forensics, that we did a presumptive test which was able to tell us that it actually was human blood. >> human blood, that changed things. >> that made us think okay, we might have about in the, water so we called a helicopter. >> the helicopter was in the air for just under an hour before it spotted something about a mile north of where the jogger saw the blood, it was caught up in some branches. as the chopper got closer, it was clear i

monday is a draper associate founder tim draper, big bitcoin founder and he's here exclusively on monday. larry: hello, folks. welcome to kudlow. i'm larry kudlow. let's get straight to the war coverage as idf moves deeper into the center of gaza city, fox news alex hogan is live in northern israel with all theest. alex, what can you tell us reporter: hi, larry. idf is ramping up escalations after continued attacks on israel for some of the northern cities by hezbollah in the border from where i am but in the last 48 hours, we've seen the continued counter attacks and idf detected three foreign drones that made their way here and one was intercepted by the iron dome and other two fell and i've israeli soldiers were wounded just hoar alone and three were wounded just yesterday and in the south, israeli forces continuing to press further and further into northern gaza and targeting hamas infrastructure and weapons. idf says its 401st brigade alone killed more than 150 hamas militants. the goal is to dismantle hamas and then rebuild gaza. reporter: as israel approves these temporary pauses

the other three quarter finals take place on sunday. jack draper is through to his first atp tour finalr, and murray moved back into the world's top 50 but lendl didn't travel to every tournament, preferring to stay in the us. murray won his three grand slam titles with lendl in their first two spells together. the cricket world cup is over for afghanistan. they had to beat south africa by a large margin to have any chance of sneaking into the semi—finals but in the they end lost by five wickets. patrick gearey reports. and so afghanistan's remarkable world cup came down to this, the target — a huge win over south africa to get a chance into the semis. that soon became tricky. the south africans bowled well and took their chance wherever they came, however they could be claimed. he's got it in the end! afghanistan clung to the last rays of hope. he wasn't giving this up, and neither were they. the afghans reached an unlikely 2aa all out. they knew already that they didn't have enough to advance, so a chance for a grand finale — bring on the magician. rasheed khan, international man of m

afterjack draper lost the opening rubber to miomir kecmanovic, the world number one beat cameron norriesing men. no murray or evans. this was a talented team for great britain.

vauki, a whole draper, ran for a long time after the loads, but did not attack, payna, from the pavan a real conversation, and the drinks and snacks were not fake. and that's all about life. yes, it was not a day of skin care, but all these hardships were compensated by any public. the vandroine company gave 150 performances a year. khutka uladzislava galubka in our towns and villages knew where to sculpt the same shakespeare. in 1928, the bssr had a national title: people's artist. pytanna, hto yago atrymae first, navat did not melt. uladzislava galubok is already done. if the artists were to serve the people, then the hour would become increasingly harsh. vandroin's theater began to listen to the public, it was not under control, and then asadzic berries were grown and processed from the extraordinary. this is how a traditional belarusian theater appeared in gomel. the first two were in minsk and vitsebsk. napachatku galybok pratsyagva kiravats corpses, ale hutka rashennym yago adhilili. true, it came out earlier, and performances were staged, and even more so. a new hour of work h

disappointment for draper, who was playing in his first final on the atp tour.a next. they're into a deciding doubles match. meanwhile, in the play—offs, katie boulter spared great britain's blushes against sweden. she beat caijsa hennemann 6—2, 6—1 to draw the tie level at 1—1, after debutantjodie burrage lost the first singles match, beaten by kajsa rinaldo persson, who is ranked 279 places below her. and that's all the sport for now. lizzie, thank you very much. a reminder of our top story — benjamin netanyahu has again vowed to eradicate hamas, saying israel would not stop until it won the war and brought back the hostages taken by hamas. the situations in hospitals is becoming increasingly desperate. because of�*s biggest hospital, doctors awards that patients are at a risk of dying. leaders have met in saudi arabia to discuss israel's actions in gaza, jointly demanding a binding resolution to end israel's aggression in gaza and rejecting the description as self—defense. much more on that story of the bbc news website. stick with us. hello. a pretty good ch

alicia service and peyton draper are not palestinian but have been supporting the sit-in protest by studentthaw have been camping out in stanford's why plaza two weeks. >> we are sad our friend is hurt. and where this type of thing can happen. >> reporter: since the start of the israel hamas war, the council on israel economic relations reported a spike in islamophobic and antipalestinian rhetoric. and a pike in antisemitic everyone dents across the country. >> i'm jewish and i don't want to invalidate the people experiencing anti-semitism. but my personal experience has been that i have been harassed. i have had aggressive actions taken against me and it has always been because of my participation at the sit-in or because i am sitting next to arab and muslim students. >> reporter: the students here say they want stanford to take a stronger stance in condemning islamophobia. the university president sent this message to the campus community friday stating they are profoundly disturbed to hear this report of hate based physical violence on their campus. >> it is safe to say people feel aband

, he targeted just for being visibly are bound for wearing a shirt that had arabic writing junior draper day in knows the victim. he says he met student out of pro-palestine sit-in outside of the bookstore. >> dayton says before the hit and run, the group had experienced harassment and aggression from people walking or driving by. they reached out to university officials, their failure to take action regarding all of this. investigators say the suspect vehicle is a black suv with the tire mounted on the back. the victim described the driver as a man in his mid 20's with short dirty blonde hair. the victim told the university's department public safety that the man made eye contact with them accelerated and yelled anti muslim insult while driving off. dayton says many air of the muslim students are scared. the reason that i'm talking not more directly affected >> there is a mask and fear among that house other i cap other students at the sit-in say the way the university is designed. >> puts them more at risk for possible attacks. it supports university people can come in and out >> yeah,

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britain's jack draper missed out on a first atp tour title after losing to adrian mannarino in the sofiar event in italy. he bounced back to level the match after losing the opening set. but his experienced french opponent who was second seed, held firm in the bulgarian capital to win his fifth tour title. sweden have the early advantage against britain, at the billiejean king cup playoff, taking place at london's copper box arena. it's afterjodie burrage was shocked by kajsa rinaldo persson, a player ranked more than 250 places below her, who won their match 6—4, 6—1. 0ur tennis correspondent russell fuller is there for us. 1—0 at the end of the opening day's play represents a very good afternoon's work for sweden, and in particular kajsa rinaldo persson, who lost the first four games tojodie burrage, who was making her debut, but then won 12 of the next 13 games to round out the match in style. it was a grisly debut for burrage, who was by far the higher ranked opponent. she said that you can't really imagine how much pressure you feel making a debut for your country until you have act

i spoke tonight with one of the filmmakers, jim draper.ou and me, this will be a bit nostalgic. but for younger people it will be eye opening and educational. >> that's what we really hope we're trying to make a connection that at the time kazan was the new technology of its time with the fm stereo, and today, you know, everybody all age ranges, they stream their music to make it exact what they want. and at that time, kazan was the music that people wanted . >> it sure was a powerhouse radio station that helped break artists nationwide and broke ground with its news coverage of major events as well. the documentary something in the air , a rock radio revolution, premieres tomorrow night at the smith rafael film center in san rafael. it's sold out, but get tickets are still available for friday's showing at 7 p.m. there you go. >> all right. well, the warriors, they were in a thriller tonight in denver. >> yeah, larry says it was a great game. sports director larry beil is up next. larry denham of the warriors in a battle with the nba's de

draper is the youngest british man to reach an atp tour final since andy murray in 2009.best of five—match series. world number 328 kajsa rinaldo persson silenced the london crowd by beating debutantjodie burrage — who's ranked 235 places higher — in straight sets. and that's all the sport for now. doctors say a second baby at gaza's biggest hospital has died — and others are at imminent risk of dying — amid the israeli offensive. a palestinian surgeon at al—shifa hospital says most of the civilians there, including patients and some of the medical staff, have now left. dr ahmed el mokhallalati described the scene at the complex as a war zone. for more on this we go live now to yossi kuperwasser, former director general of the israeli ministry of strategic affairs. good evening. good to have you with this. it might help facilities get special protection under international law, and we are hearing many reports from gaza that there is no electricity, there is no fuel, there is no water, no food, and have babies in incubators are dying. and have babies in incubators are d in

tennis now and jack draper is preparing for the biggest match of his career today.ward to getting out there and having the crowd behind us because i know that will help us. it's one of those sports, thatjust takes your breath away — and great britain really excelled on the opening day of the trampolining and tumbling world championships in birmingham. the women's teams in particular were sensational — just look at this from megan kealy. that helped the quartet retain their tumbling title. last year, great britain finished top of the medals table for the first time with nine podium positions so there's something to aim for again. and the british women's double mini trampoline — or dmt — team also took gold, bethany williamson's display sealing their first title in this discipline. the british men's teams won tumbling silver and dmt bronze. the event is also the primary qualification competition for the trampolining at next year's olympics in paris. you can follow it over the weekend on the bbc website, app, iplayer and red button. such a lovely story to finish with.

i spoke tonight with one of the filmmakers, jim draper. occurs to me that for people our age, you and me, this will be a bit nostalgic. but for younger people it will be eye opening and educational. >> that's what we really hope we're trying to make a connection that at the time kazan was the new technology of its time with the fm stereo, and today, you know, everybody all age ranges, they stream their music to make it exact what they want. and at that time, kazan was the music that people wanted . >> it sure was a powerhouse radio station that helped break artists nationwide and broke ground with its news coverage of major events as well. the documentary something in the air , a rock radio revolution, premieres tomorrow night at the smith rafael film center in san rafael. it's sold out, but get tickets are still available for friday's showing at 7 p.m. there you go. >> all right. well, the warriors, they were in a thriller tonight in denver. >> yeah, larry says it was a great game. sports director larry beil is up next. larry denham of th

a victory would seal progress after miomir kecmanovic beat jack draper in the first rubber of the best—of—threee'll be no need for the doubles match that would follow. the winner will face italy in the semi finals on saturday. jannik sinner won his singles match, and then teamed up with lorenzo sonego to take the deciding doubles for a 2—1 victory over the netherlands. the 12 teams still in with a chance of qualifying for euro 2024 have found out what route they'll need to take to make it to germany next year. wales will play finland in their playoff semi final in march — one of two games they'll have to win to reach the tournament. they're one of those playing for the final three qualifying spots

a victory would seal progress after miomir kecmanovic beat jack draper in the first rubber of the best—of—three. novak djokovic is serving for a 5—3 lead, best of three in these matches. if he does win, there'll be no need for the doubles match that would follow. the winner will face italy in the semi finals on saturday. jannik sinner won his singles match, and then teamed up with lorenzo sonego to take the deciding doubles for a 2—1 victory over the netherlands. the 12 teams still in with a chance of qualifying for euro 2024 have found out what route they'll need to take to make it to germany next year. wales will play finland in their playoff semi final in march — one of two games they'll have to win to reach the tournament. they're one of those playing for the final three qualifying spots after missing out on an automatic one this week. if they beat finland in cardiff, they'll take on either poland or estonia. what's important to us, as you'll be aware of, is the home draw on the second leg is in the final. so that's important for us. we've got to get the job done first and foremost, of cour

all right, jack draper, he don't draper, you know, he don't forget win.win. he didn't win. i know. you're win. i know. i know. you're you're a tough taskmaster, steve. you're you're a tough taskmaster, steihis you're you're a tough taskmaster, steihis coach, you're you're a tough taskmaster, steihis coach, but you're you're a tough taskmaster, steihis coach, but but, you're you're a tough taskmaster, steihis coach, but but, you ou're not his coach, but but, you know, he's ranked the know, he's ranked 85in the world. had world. jack draper. he's had serious injury problems this year he's had year with his shoulder. he's had a comeback the a really good comeback in the last weeks . he was up last few few weeks. he was up against adrian mannarino, the italian open in in italian at the sophia open in in bulgaria. and mannarino is 25th in the world. vast experience . in the world. vast experience. he had a great the best season of his career. 35 years old. but it went to sets. jack it went to three sets. jack draper won the second set six two, of two, i think

mean, he was targeted just for being visibly are bound for the way ensure arabic writing on junior drapere victim. he says he met student out of pro-palestine sit-in outside of the bookstore. dayton says before the hit and run, the group had experienced harassment and aggression from people walking or driving by. they reached out to university officials. we've been super disappointing the university and their failure to take action regarding all of this. investigators say the suspect vehicle is a black suv with a tire mounted on the back. the victim described the driver as a man in his mid 20's with short dirty blonde hair. the victim told the university's department public safety that the man made eye contact with them accelerated and yelled anti muslim insult while driving off. dayton says many era been muslim. students are scared. and one thing i'll highlight is there's a reason that i'm talking not assume he's more directly affected. >> there is a massive amount of fear among that house other and also among people who are speaking at the palestine of violence or a other students at th

i am currently a senior adviser at the bush institute and a managing director, the draper richards caplin foundation. but up until last october, when david kramer, so ably filled my shoes, i was the executive director of the bush institute. so i'm thrilled to be here today, be with our panel of the day. with all due respect to our previous, i think we've saved the best for and we also know that we're standing between this crowd and so we are going to provide we hope, an insightful and informal tive discussion today. let me briefly the panelists join me on stage here today back to the causeway is the ceo for the center for infectious research in zambia or ciders, as we all affectionately know it. alan mallette, hiv executive director of the kenya legal ethical issues network on hiv and aids. dr. wafaa el-sadr, the founder and director of icap at columbia university, and dr. favorite ira kunda, the assistant professor at the elaine marib university of massachusetts college of nursing. thank you all for me today. doc. doctors at causeway zoo, as you've told me to call you, you earned your me

the draper. showed encouraging recently as encouraging form recently as well, i wonder if he can well, then i wonder if he can put himself in good shape for the which the grand slam season, which restarts the restarts in january with the australian restarts in january with the auswell,�*| keep our fingers crossed. >> exactly. be nice to hear toes. be to have toes. it'd be nice to have a breakthrough act, wouldn't it? >> need to have >> yeah. we need to have somebody believe in. somebody else to believe in. you know, don't we? somebody else to believe in. you kno exactly. don't we? somebody else to believe in. you kno exactly. okay, don't we? somebody else to believe in. you kno exactly. okay, aiden. we? >> exactly. okay, aiden. >> exactly. okay, aiden. >> much. good to >> thank you very much. good to see you both. good to see you. see you tomorrow. >> stick >> i was going to say, do stick with us because in a couple of moments we'll have our headline makers. stories be really cool stories to be t

it was disappointment in the end for britain's jack draper as his first atp tour final ended in defeath tour title. great britain's women meanwhile have work to do today if they're to beat sweden in their billiejean king play—off tie. the best of five match series is level at 1—1. debutantjodie burrage let slip a 4—0 lead in the women's team event losing in straight sets to kaysa rinaldo persson who's ranked 279 places below her. however, british number one katie boulter got britain back on track with a comfortable straight sets win against caysa hennemann, at london's copper box arena. there are two more singles matches today before the doubles. these girls have got absolutely nothing to lose, they are coming out and having a swing, and you can see how well they play, and i've got to be on my best form, she had some great shots today but i thought i raised my level really well, so i'm proud of myself about. in rugby union's premiership, harlequins are top, after a thrilling victory over leicester tigers at welford road. it was an end—to—end battle, with the lead changing hands several

you've draper against you've got jack draper against laslo well, don't know laslo djere well, i don'tour best player against djokovic because you well , because then you think, well, what's the chance of beating him? even if it's one him? but then even if it's one all, then it will go the all, then it will go to the doubles . and then novak djokovic doubles. and then novak djokovic is going to be playing in that. so i imagine skupski and so i imagine neal skupski and joe will play just joe salisbury will play just novak will probably two novak djokovic will probably two rackets. so >> but andy murray. >> but no andy murray. >> but no andy murray. >> no andy murray. unfortunately, and but he's unfortunately, no. and but he's out of that. but it's going to be very tricky. but mainly because of novak . but it all because of novak. but it all takes place today, and that's in spain, in malaga. >> how lovely in that nice weather. >> lovely. when, when paul comes back, we're going to be talking abouti back, we're going to be talking about i mean, jeremy hunt, he makes his autumn statement ye

robert is the co-chair of the draper richards kaplan foundation.e a great job of cleaning up its mess to this point. that is something he's giving them kudos for. you have concern if the fed can clean up the rest of the government's mess at this point. you want to talk about your concern about what the fed is fighting and maybe how the rest of washington keeps creating that problem? >> yeah. i agree with rick. i think the fed has done a good job. once it reversed course, getting on the right path. the issue is and the challenge that they're dealing with is we're running a very large deficit, in excess of 7% of gdp this last year and probably higher next year. the fact is that accommodative fiscal policy blunts, to some extent, a very restrictive monetary policy. and the reason i think jay powell did the right thing to leave the option open down the road that they may have to do more, i think there's uncertainty about the effect of continuing to run these large deficits and very accommodative fiscal policy. then there are other factors like the fact

and jack draper lost against miomir krsmanovic. so that's miomir krsmanovic. . so that was the krsmanovic. so that was the first game. so already we're one down and then you've got cam . down and then you've got cam. norrie had to beat novak djokovic. and i'm kind of thinking, well put your worst one on against djokovic because the chances are going to the chances are you're going to lose. offence, but lose. no offence, cam, but i mean, he's the player mean, he's the best player that's ever been. so cam norrie lost and would that had it gone that's ever been. so cam norrie lost all, would that had it gone that's ever been. so cam norrie lost all, then.d that had it gone that's ever been. so cam norrie lost all, then they it had it gone that's ever been. so cam norrie lost all, then they would it gone that's ever been. so cam norrie lost all, then they would have e one all, then they would have played a doubles game, but it wasn't because wasn't needed because it was already nil. then already two nil. but then djokovic interviewed djokovic was interviewed after

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