welcome along to the bbc sport centre, i'm adam wild.s day at the us open. the womens final line up though is already settled, with world number two aryna sabalenka taking on home favouritejessica pegula. sabalenka saw off the challenge of the american emma navarro in straight sets to reach saturdays showpiece final. the belarusian is the first women's player since the great serena williams five years ago to reach back—to—back singles finals at flushing meadows. last year was very, very tough experience, very tough lesson and today in the match i was like no, no, no, it will not happen again, you have to control your emotions and focus on yourself. there were people supporting me and i was trying to focus on them. sabalenka, then, takes on the americanjessica pegula, who had lost her past six major quarterfinals before beating world number one iga swiatek on thursday.

welcome along to sportsday with me, adam wild. coming up on the programme... the nations league gets under way this evening. northern ireland and scotland both in action on a busy night of international football shes only 13, but already iona winnifrith, the youngest british athlete in paris has a paralympic medal. we're live there shortly coming up here at the oval, as england prepare for the final test match of this summer. coach mccallum has been laying out his plans for the future on a global cricketing stage. also coming up on sportsday... excitement builds over british tennis�*s new star, but ahead of his us open semi final jack draper insists he can get even better good evening. we may only be a few weeks into the domestic football season but already that is taking a break, as international fixtures take centre stage. all four home nations in action this week. wales play tomorrow, and england on saturday so tonight its northern ireland and scotland's turn to begin their respective nations league campaigns. for steve clarkes side, they're looking to star

i'm adam wild. home crowd plenty to cheer as she storms into the us open final. can wales give new manager craig bellamy a winning start as they get their nations league campaign under way in cardiff? good afternoon. we'll begin at an overcast 0val, where england have been put into bat on the first morning of the third test against sri lanka. 20—year—old bowlerjosh hull is ready to make his test debut, but they are all being made to wait as bad light brought an early end to the morning session. matt graveling has been watching. england were looking to the brightest of periods under the gloomiest of skies. it has been two decades since they won every test played over a summer, but the lads are likely 2—0 diogo. the last time was in 2004 in this man had just been born, joe show given is a good debut. it was sri lankan bowling first, invisibility that seemed to confuse the band and the wicketkeeper. the run started to come, ben duckett having back—to—back boundaries. is he had his flow, lauren said thi

welcome along to sportsday with me, adam wild. a "dangerous level". "they wanted it more" — manchester united boss erik ten hag criticises his team's frustrating draw with fc twente. and after an anxious summer, british basketball is back. we catch up with one of the new league's new arrivals. welcome to the programme. the europa league continues this evening with another nine opening round ties in the new—look competition. tottenham welcome the azerbaijani side oarabag to north london, with the spurs head coach, ange postecoglou, warning that the expanding football schedule is reaching a "dangerous level". it's the first of their eight games in the league phase, with teams potentially having to play up to 16 matches to reach the final in bilbao in may next year. it comes just a week since manchester city midfielder rodri suggested that players could strike over fixture congestion. i think we're getting to a real sort of dangerous level of what our expectations are around players. and, you know, instead of sort of focusing on one

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as you said, it has been a wild of in new york city politics, and critically surrounding people who are involved with the adamson. just since the first week in september, those investigations have kicked off. and this is after really about a year of investigations into the administration. a lot of things seem to kick into a higher gear this month. at this point, it is not totally clear what connection those investigations have to this indictment but one of the points that the u.s. attorney made very clear as that this investigation is not over. there is an ongoing investigation, and so there may be more charges. there may be more individuals, and there may be more to the story then we learn -- that we learn in the days ahead. >> meantime the mayor saying he will not step down here he says he will stay in office and fight for the people of new york. based on your reporting, can he really do that with this indictment hanging over his head? >> the mayor has said he's not going anywhere, he was elected by new yorkers and plans to serve new yorkers. and at this point, one of the people who would have the most power

adam kissinger, and maura gillespie. congressman, we have the haitians there now in springfield feeling frightened. your thoughts on the fallout of that wildu know, donald trump is a sick person, but he's doing this for a reason. he's looking to plant the seeds for what would be a destructive, divisive and inhumane deportation of millions of people. and in order to do that, he has to establish these beautiful personals as the other. as people that lesser than. but let's just look at the facts here. first of all, look at the extraordinarily important economic role that this population is paying just in that community. the open jobs, being here, the way in which they add to the amazing cultural mosaic which is ohio, as well as the united states of america. but you know -- and this adds to why the american people are reacting in such a negative fashion to these comments. the immigration to the united states of america, whether from migrants or otherwise, is not concentrated in any one community in this country right now. we see it right here in new york city. and what we're seeing now is the ways in which they have added to our economy. each