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have to justify his decision and his argument is that by going to riyadh, tennis is supporting growth and improvement and changethe region. staying with tennis news... third—seeded dan evans is out of the atp tour event in marrakech. the british player and world number 42 was beaten in straight sets by the defending champion roberto carballes baena. the spaniard moves into the quarterfinals. rafael nadal has withdrawn from the upcoming monte carlo masters where the 22—time grand slam winner was expected to make his atp tour comeback. writing on the social media platform x, nadal said, "unfortu nately i have to tell you that i am not going to be "playing in monte carlo. "my body simply won't allow me." the 37—year—old, who has said he expects to retire after the 2024 season, returned to competition in brisbane in january after almost a year sidelined with a hip flexor injury, but has not played an atp event since. 0 nto onto cricket. england's women will look to complete a clean sweep of their one day international series against new zealand on sunday after a 56—run win in hamilton. opener tammy beaumont top—sco

said that by choosing riyadh to host the finals for the next three years, women's tennis would be supporting significant change more women and young girls to take up the sport. the wider context of all of this is of course saudi arabia's growing influence in global sport, having invested billions of pounds in football, formula 1, tennis and golf. so investment in tennis from saudi arabia has seemed inevitable, but so has controversy surrounding any decision to welcome that, particularly with the showpiece women's event.— particularly with the showpiece women's event. that is our sports news correspondent _ women's event. that is our sports news correspondent laura - women's event. that is our sports news correspondent laura scott. | cricket, and england have beaten new zealand in the second women's one—day international to clinch the three—match series. tammy beaumont scored 81 in a total of 252 for the visitors in hamilton. england then wrapped up a comfortable 56—run victory. buckingham palace's newly reserviced east wing will open to visitors for the first time this summer. the east wing includes the palace

need to justify his decision and his argument is that by going to riyadh, tennis is supporting growth and improvement and changehange across the reuion. ~ ~ ., , ., the region. the wta finals heading to saudi arabia _ the region. the wta finals heading to saudi arabia and _ the region. the wta finals heading to saudi arabia and for _ the region. the wta finals heading to saudi arabia and for more - the region. the wta finals heading to saudi arabia and for more you . to saudi arabia and for more you can head to the bbc sport website. swimming now and matt richards went fastest in the mens 100m freestyle heats at the british swimming championships in the last half an hour. you can watch the final of that on the bbc iplayer from seven. katie shanahan will have the opportunity to qualify for paris in the women's 400 metre individual medley, afterfinishing fastest in the heats. freya colbert, who is already set for the olympics in the 200 metre freestyle but prefers this event, was second quickest this morning. let's go to cricket now and there's been more success for england's women in new zealand. tammy beaumont

tennis. the wta chief executive steve simon insists the sport is "supporting significant change" in the kingdomough perhaps another clue to the move is found in the prize money, up 5 million pounds on last year, and also more than the men's atp finals in 2023. laura scott is our sports news correspondent, laura it marks another saudi foray into sport. opposition to the move but the wta was set up partly to improve the financial viability of the women's game, and this certainly does this. tennis is nowjoining a growing list of sports turning to saudi arabia for investment and for hosting major events. this is not the first time an official tennis event will be held in saudi arabia. saudi arabia held in saudi arabia. saudi arabia held atp nexgen finals at the end of last year for the up—and—coming men's players, but this is really significant because this is the season and finals and features the top eight women's singles players and doubles teams of the year, and this is a three year deal, so this is a showpiece event in the calendar, and of course come as you mentioned, it has drawn controversy

you have billiejean king who feels that actually if you want to make a change, then go to the countries. she is supportive of tennisa. so some conflicting views in this, likely to draw reaction at the events in the coming weeks as we hear from more top players, but certainly an interesting move today, in terms of saudi arabia's increasing influence in sport. staying with tennis, danielle collins saw off defending champion ons jabeur in a tight tussle at the charleston open. the world number 22, who won the miami open last month, saw her streak of 17 straight sets and, and with the tunisian fighting back in the final set. collins dug deep for a 6—3, 1-6, 6-3 collins dug deep for a 6—3, 1—6, 6—3 when and will now face fellow american sloane stephens for a place in the quarterfinals. rafa nadal has withdrawn from the upcoming monte carlo masters, where he was expected to make his atp tour comeback. writing on social media platform x, nadal said "unfortu nately i have to tell you i am not going to be "playing in monte carlo. "my body simply won't allow me". the 37—year—old, who says he expects to retire after the 2024

you've got billiejean king who feels that actually, if you want to make a change, then go to the country. she is supportive of tennisdi arabia. so some conflicting views in this — likely to draw reaction know at the events in the coming weeks as we hear from more top players. but certainly an interesting move today in terms of saudi arabia's increasing influence in sport. danielle collins saw off defending champion ons jabeur in a tight tussle as she moved through to the round of 16 at the charleston open. the world number 22 who won the miami open last month saw her streak of 17 straight sets end and with the tunisianjabeurfighting back in the final set. but collins dug deep fora 6—3,1—6, 6—3 win and she'll now play fellow american sloane stephens for a place in the quarterfinals. rafael nadal has withdrawn from the upcoming monte carlo masters where the 22—time grand slam winner was expected to make his atp tour comeback. writing on the social media platform x nadal said, "unfortunately i have to tell you that i am not going to be playing in monte carlo. my body simply won't allow me." the 37—year—old who has said

need to justify his decision and his argument is that by going to re—add, tennis is supporting growth and improvement and changee region. the third—seeded dan evans is out of the atp tour event in marrakech. the world number 42 was beaten in straight sets by the defending champion roberto carballes baena. the spaniard moves into the quarter—finals. in the premier league, liverpool have the chance to return top in a few hours with victory over bottom of the league sheffield united. the reds dropped to second following arsenal's 2—0 win at home to luton. ahead of the match at anfield, which liverpool will start as heavy favourites, managerjurgen klopp says his players must ignore outside distractions. one of the most important things is to get through this period, just to ignore the outside mess. we have to be professional and we have to be emotional but in the right way. we have to be the best version of ourselves and we have to try and play the best football we can play and see what the outcome is. england's women will look to complete a clean sweep of their one day international series against new zealand on s

have to justify his decision and his document is that by going to riyadh, tennis is supporting growth and improvement and changes the region. in the premier league, liverpool have the chance to return top in a few hours with victory over bottom—of—the—league sheffield united. the reds dropped to second following arsenal's 2—0 win at home to luton. ahead of the match at anfield, which liverpool will start as heavy favourites, managerjurgen klopp says his players must ignore outside distractions. i think ithink in i think in the last conference, one of the most important things is just to ignore the outside mess. that goes up and down and is emotional and all these kind of things, so we have to be professional, and emotional in the right way. we have to be the best version of ourselves, we have to try to play the best football we can play and let's see what the outcome is. to golf, where rory mcilroy believes that the sport's ongoing division between the pga tour and liv golf is turning fans away from the sport. the northern irishman was speaking ahead of the texas open, the final tournament before the masters, w

you have billie jean king who feels that actually if you want to make a change, then go to the countries. she is supportive of tennishear from more top players, but certainly an interesting move today, in terms of saudi arabia's increasing influence in sport. staying with tennis, danielle collins saw off defending champion on stripper in a tight tussle at the charleston open. —— on zoom jabeur —— onjabeur. she dug deep and will now play follow american sloane stephens for a place in the quarterfinals. rafa nadal has withdrawn from the monte carlo masters where he was expected to make his atp tour comeback. writing on his social media platform x, nadal said unfortunately i have to tell you i am not going to be playing in monte carlo. my body simply won't allow me. the 37 roddy says he expects to retire after the 2024 season returns to competition in brisbane in january after almost a year sidelined with a hip flex injury but has not played an atp event since. several riders have been taken to hospital after a mass crash on the fourth stage of the tour of the basque country. among those hurt reigning tour de france ch

this view has emerged that many things must change in football, and in my opinion, this is a hope, hamidreza hejazi, sedav and sima news agency. siner was a tenniskenya automobile rally ended with the toyota driver's championship. at the end of this competition, which was held for a total distance of 35 km and on the sandy roads of kenya, after 19 special stages of the finnish runpra, the toyota team stood on the first platform and defended its previous year's championship. did the western conference has arrived. these competitions were followed this morning by holding nine meetings, which lost 13 games to chicago in the western conference and in the minsta 19 network. oklahoma managed to win 133 112 against new york and get its 52nd win of the season to take minnesota's place at the top of the table. oklahoma forward williams led with 33 points, four rebounds and eight assists. the best player was midon. the los angeles lakers beat brooklyn 116-14 and kept their hopes alive for the playoffs with 46 wins. lakers superstar lebron james with 40 points, seven rebounds and 5 assists with davis. 24 points and 14 rebounds played the main role in the v

. >> eva: she loves tennis, telling me it totally changed her life, allowing her to travel the world.battling, let's bring in our chief medical correspondent dr. jennifer ashton. doc, both of these things, ra, endometriosis, how common are these conditions and how common is it to have both of these? >> the second part of your question, as i always tell people, you can have two things at the same time. not like you have to choose between one or the other. no one would want to choose either of these things. in terms of how common they are, endometriosis, by definition, thought to affect 10% of women. i think it's considerably higher. rheumatoid arthritis is much more common in women. they're both inflammatory conditions. we don't think there's a direct relationship between the two of them. when one person is dealing with two of these things, it's a lot. >> michael: they can go undiagnosed for long periods of time. what are some symptoms? >> both can have a significant delay in diagnosis. when you talk about rheumatoid arthritis, you have joint pain. you can have signs of swelling and st

promotional tour barely in time. return from a promotional tour in support of dune, changed her futuristic outfits to a flirty tennis my hair. even dates with her boyfriend, actor tom holland, turned into an event for her to promote the film. the celebrity couple, who rarely appear in public , happily posed for reporters at a tennis tournament in indian wells. the actors watched both finals - both male and female. the world's first racket, iga swiątak, won the latter. after the match, she and zindeya met and discussed the game almost like colleagues, because the talented tennis player zindea was preparing for her new role under the guidance of brad gilbert, who coached such stars as andre agassi and andy marey. over the course of several months of training, zindaya became so proficient in this matter that in the film there was practically no need to use scenes with a double. in the contenders, zinday plays a young tennis player named tashi, who is destined for a brilliant career, however. her dreams are shattered by a terrible injury. tasha can no longer go on the court and becomes a coach, and her most successful w

changing the weight category. until 2022, daria performed in weight up to 48 kg. failures of ukrainian tennis players in spain. marto kostiuk suffered the earliest defeat in the last eight months at wta tournaments. kiyanka stopped performing at the competition in madrid already at the stage of the second round. in two sets, she lost to the egyptian mayar sherif 26-57. game lasted a little over an hour and a half. defeat in 1:32 of the final of the tournament in madrid is the earliest exit for kostyuk this year. another ukrainian, angelina kalinina, also lost her match in madrid. in the three-hour confrontation, kalinin lost to american caroline doulkhit 76-26-36. during the next three days , matches of the 26th round of the ukrainian premier league will take place. four meetings are scheduled for saturday. dnipro-1, dynamo, minai chornomorets, lnz shakhtar and rukh veres. three more games on sunday. zorya obolon, kolos oleksandria, kryvbas metalist 1925. the 26th round ends on monday, with the match of polissia vorskla. xavi thought about leaving barcelona. the head coach of the catalans will continue to work

do you think besides drugs have tennis match i either won or lost. do you think that can changeour brain chemistry and make you more predisposed to seeking some other kind of release? and the other thing, i quit cold turkey. and then i came down with covid four years ago. and you probably know it does not allow you to sleep. it gives you insomnia. i've been on ambien for 25 years and had never abused it. betty started abusing it and i had to own ants. i was that ed covered long-haul resin covid about 18 hours a day until about a year ago. i developed an ambient addiction. had to own it. i look at my sister and said i'm an addict. so i guess what i am saying is like with mental health you cannot help people who have a mental illness unless they're willing to own it. and they are willing to seek a good help. does your brain reset back to normal if you get into good recovery? >> thank you. i don't if it resets but it certainly gets to normal. i don't ifll you're ever normal help to think about moving forward pretty brought up a point when you talk about being an athlete. whether yo

tennis match yet. i either won or i lost. do you think that can change your brain chemistry and make you more predisposed to seeking some other kind of relief? the other thing, i quit it cold turkey, and then i came down with covid four years ago and you probably know, it doesn't allow to you sleep. it gives you insomnia. i had been on ambien for 25 years and never abused it, but i started abusing it, and i had to own it. i developed the long haul, i had in bed 18 hours a day. until about a year ago. but i developed an ambien addiction, and i had to own it. i looked at my sister and i said i'm an addict. i guess what i'm saying is, with mental health, you can't help people that have a mental illness unless they're willing to own it and they're willing to seek good help. does your brain reset back to normal if you get into good recovery? host: thank you. guest: i don't know resets into normal, but it certainly gets to normal. i don't know if you're ever fully normal. it helps you think about moving forward. you brought up an interesting point, cliff, when

let's enjoy them while at least two of them are still around because they're not their tennis is going to change> yeah, that we will. >> aidan, thank you very much indeed. >> see you this weekend, guys. >> see you this weekend, guys. >> and you, you too. >> and you, you too. >> right . >> and you, you too. >> right. don't go >> and you, you too. >> right . don't go anywhere >> right. don't go anywhere because we've got stephanie takyi and andy jones taking us through the papers in just a moment. all right. let's see what's in the papers for you this morning. stephanie takyi and andy jones are here. morning. you two, let's kick off. let's kick off with a bit of, potholes. andy and the times online. >> yeah, i was going to say this is if you go door to door, out on the streets and speaking to the public, potholes , potholes, the public, potholes, potholes, potholes comes up all the time. it's never talked about by government . costs us 16 billion government. costs us 16 billion a year. well blackpool, who is one of the most economically depnved one of the most economically deprived parts of the co

from caitlin clark and the iowa hawkeyes to soccer, tennis and golf, women's sports are exploding in popularity. and now sports bars are changingwing ranks of women sports fans and blondie's sports bar in new york city found women's games on the big screen tvs has meant more to customers. and the sports bra in portland, oregon, they're known for showing only women's sports. >> it's really a movement that i don't -- i don't think we'll turn back from. like i don't think there's going back from this. it's just getting -- going to get more and more awesome. >> people are paying attention. not only to women's basketball, to women's sports in general. so it's great for -- for women and girls. >> viewership women's sports is breaking records. according to nielsen last year it doubled viewership from 2022. watched team usa compete in the women's world cup and seats for this year's women final four, they are currently outselling the men's. ♪ ♪ >>> legendary rock band heart will be going crazy on you at san francisco's chase center. they're adding more dates to their royal flush tour 2024. sisters ann and nancy wilson will take the stag

from caitlin clark and the iowa hawkeyes to soccer, tennis and golf, women's sports are exploding in popularity. well, now sports bars are changinggrowing ranks of women sports fans. blondie's sports bar in new york city found women's games on the big screen tvs and it meant more to customers. the sports bra in portland oregon are known for showing only women's sports. >> it's really a movement that i don't -- i don't think we'll turn back from. like i don't think there's going back from this. just getting -- going to get more and more awesome. >> people are paying attention. not only to women's basketball, to women's sports in general. so it's great for -- for women and girls. >> viewership for women sports is breaking records. according to nielsen, last year's women's ncaa tournament doubled viewership from 2022 and 6.4 million fans watched team usa compete in the women's world cup. seats for this year's women's final four are currently outselling the men's. ♪ ♪ >>> legendary rock band heart will be going crazy on you at san francisco's chase center. they're adding more dates to the royal flush tour 2024. sisters ann and nancy

changes. i don't have a crystal ball and i am not correcting that. and i'm not a tennis i'm a runner up. you know i'm loyal to the truth and i wouldn't want to mislead any of your viewers -- >> okay, in my world, hans, coming in second place is still a winner. i forgot, you are a winner take all, hard-core, you win it or you don't. i was trying to give you props for coming in second. >> close counts in horseshoes and hand grenades but not tennis. >> the one time i try to be nice to hans. >>> women's college basketball had major star power this year, and it fueled fanfare to a whole other level. so can the wnba take that momentum and turn it into gold? if you have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's disease... put it in check with rinvoq... a once—daily pill. when symptoms tried to take control, i got rapid relief... and reduced fatigue with rinvoq. check. when flares kept trying to slow me down... i got lasting steroid—free remission... with rinvoq. check. and when my doctor saw damage,... rinvoq helped visibly reduce damage of the intestinal lining. check.

because the world is changing and i'm sorry, i'm not going to be a dinosaur and not change with the world. onto tennistruggling for consistency, after returning from injury. harriet dart also went out in straight sets. she'll be kicking herself after giving up 4—0 lead in her second set against spain's cristina bucsa. better news in the men's event though with jack draper safely through to the second round. he beat the australian thanasi kokkinakis in three sets and will face hubert hurkacz next. here's carol with a look at the weather. good morning. good morning to you. the weather— good morning. good morning to you. the weather is looking fairly unsettled for the next few days. this morning it is a chilly start and _ this morning it is a chilly start and if— this morning it is a chilly start and if you've not been out there is frost _ and if you've not been out there is frost around — and if you've not been out there is frost around and we are looking up bright _ frost around and we are looking up bright spells with sunny intervals but also — bright spells with sunny intervals but also scattered sho

tennis program at their university is going away. >> and a wonderful day today. next couple days really nice and then changes. like the their insurance. after california's largest property insurer filed new documents with the state. the company outlines by zip code the communities where it will, where it will not renew policies due to the risk of wildfires. insurance agent carl sussman says current state law requires insurers to disclose this information by zip code. even though there may be acceptable risks in the area. >> what you're seeing is what we were expecting is they're going and non renewing properties that are of the highest risk area. so the areas that are in the hills, the areas that are closest to brush, the areas that are a higher risk to them. and currently regulations that are being worked on right now with the department of insurance are going to allow insurance companies to be much more granular with homes on a home by home basis versus a zip. >> now, many of those being dropped from their coverage by state farm are in contra costa, sonoma, santa clara and santa cruz counties. >> the us is

tennis you can possibly imagine. i've forgotten how many pings and forgotten how many pongs. the bottom line is, is that the house of lords has again glued some proposed changesents to the government's plan. the government is pretty keen to get it through without anything attached, which means it goes back to the house of commons where those proposed changes will get voted down. it'll go back to the lords again early couple of days of next week, whilst the government continues to do what it needs to do, which is a lot, to get things ready so that when this thing becomes law, gets royal assent to use the jargon, they can then start the processes that can only start at that point to try and get flights off as quickly as they possibly can, having set themselves that deadline of doing it by the end of...by spring. and i kind of reckon spring peters out by the end of may, doesn't it? or to give it the more positive spin, summer begins at the beginning ofjune. so what's that, about six weeks or so from now? ailbhe, do you think all this effort is worth it for the government? oh, i'm sure they would say... which is a way of sort of saying how important is the succes

change my plans tomorrow. i would go about my business. if you have 18 holes of golf you want to do or play tennis, i think you'll be fine.ll, there was this chance. as we go into tomorrow, i'll see you back here. we'll do the full forecast and we'll line up the entirety of the weekend in just a few minutes. >> all right, we'll see you then. bill thank you. still to come tonight, crews in baltimore face new obstacles in trying to clean up after that devastating bridge collapse. >> also ahead, oil prices reached their highest levels in a year. and that's setting up for potentially high gas prices this summer. >> and our coverage continues of the a's announcement that they are moving to sacramento temporary home after this season at the coliseum for a sense of what baseball fans in sacramento think about sharing their stadium, we're joined by kcra sports anchor michelle dapper from sutter health park in west sacramento. >> michelle, what has the reaction been from fans there today? >> well, i'd tell you that it's a mixed emotions with the fans. a's fans in particular kind of torn with this situation. you know, got a lot of

change to preserve their way of life. in south carolina, brie jackson, nbc news. >>> we are counting down to the paris olympics, and the bay area will soon be home to a table tennisnter. we'll take you to the facility, helping olympians hone their game. >>> it was a warm day in san francisco, staying mostly clear now. wel talk with >>> we are now just over three months out from the paris olympic games, and a number of bay area athletes have already punched their ticket. what you might not know is that the bay area is home to one of the best table tennis facilities in the united states. our robert handa shows us the role the burlingame center will soon officially play for team usa table tennis. >> reporter: we're now just 100 days till the olympics. but for table tennis athletes with eyes on paris, preparation is every day. the triple 8 center is for olympians and aspiring olympians. he and his brother are on the australian national team but training for olympic trials here at triple eight. >> anything, you name it, it's all here. >> reporter: it's that hard to find anywhere else? >> yeah, it is. >> reporter: the 30,000-square-foot facility helps athletes with one

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tennis match yet. i either won or i lost. do you think that can changebrain chemistry and make you more predisposed to seeking some other kind of relief? the other thing, i quit it cold turkey, and then i came down with covid four years ago and you probably know, it doesn't allow to you sleep. it gives you insomnia. i had been on ambien for 25 years and never abused it, but i started abusing it, and i had to own it. i developed the long haul, i had in bed 18 hours a day. until about a year ago. but i developed an ambien addiction, and i had to own it. i looked at my sister and i said i'm an addict. i guess what i'm saying is, with mental health, you can't help people that have a mental illness unless they're willing to own it and they're willing to seek good help. does your brain reset back to normal if you get into good recovery? host: thank you. guest: i don't know resets into normal, but it certainly gets to normal. i don't know if you're ever fully normal. it helps you think about moving forward. you brought up an interesting point, cliff, when you t

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changed their appearance. at the same time, what is especially nice is that each of us can take part in voting in choosing the next one. morning exercises, table tennisoned with garbage, now on the territory there are children's and sports grounds, recreation areas, a special pride of the locals, the sculpture of a steppe warrior is the largest in the republic of yurta. area 213 square meters, height more than 5 meters. when i came to the nomad park, the very first thing i saw was the beautiful yurta. i walked in and saw a beautiful conference room. for young people this is a very pleasant place to hold various conferences and various debates. meeting of active schoolchildren and students is already here carry out, together generate ideas, including for landscaping. some can be implemented thanks to the national project housing and urban environment. anastasia khakhlova. she knows this for sure: when she was a fourth-year architecture student, she created a new image of victory park in the city of chernyakhovsk. we looked at the territory and realized that it was very similar in outline, in its outline, to the border of the kaliningrad region. the pa

movies the good news, women's tennis has dramatically narrowed a pay gap that used to be just as wide so buy a ticket to a wnba game and watch them on tv and it will change> so, even if caitlin clark's popularity holds, does the wnba have a fair shot at catching up? >> well, andrew, on the other hand, caitlin clark's starting pay isn't fair because the wnba is set up to play second fiddle to the nba unlike tennis where the major men's and women's tournaments happen at the same time, in basketball, the wnba season is designed to happen when the men aren't playing, through the summer when nothing else but baseball gets played because sports viewership is the worst half of wnba team owners also own nba seems. that makes some sense because of efficiency but those owners are going to protect their nba franchises at all costs, rather than take risks that might grow the wnba's audience at the men's expense. there is always excuses for why it is okay to pay women so much less 25 years ago it was the women can't dunk, the game isn't as exciting i don't know if you noticed, now more women can dunk and the men's game is less about jordan driving to the basket and m

change our stance wimbledon . so last stance over wimbledon. so last yean stance over wimbledon. so last year, year that russian and year, last year that russian and belarusian athletes were allowed. tennis no, i get that necessarily that ukraine's been invaded. and should they then be banned from , you know, i mean, banned from, you know, i mean, andrew, do you think they should be banned altogether? >> so no neutral flag, no jade green no . green flag? no, no. >> and you see, whatever, whatever it is, putin will take credit if they win medals, he will say it's a russian victory. it's a victory . the russian it's a victory. the russian state. doesn't matter if state. it doesn't matter if they've neutral, how they've got a neutral, but how much of a sanction is it really? >> mean, it's had absolutely >> i mean, it's had absolutely zero impact thus far. does it really is really make a difference or is it signalling from it about virtue signalling from countries want to show that it about virtue signalling from coun disapprove? nt to show that they disapprove? >> disapprove >> i usually disapprove of virtue signal, but some virtue signal, but on some things you things i think you have, you