aleksandra we've just seen the stork moment happen but as we were saying before it's almost easy to forget that there's been a year a very heated and how can this take rhetoric leading up to this moment and now they're sitting down there holding these talks are we looking at perhaps a real push for peace here well that's at least what president donald trump is saying he said that he is on a mission of peace ready to talk with his counterparts and that's quite a difference for what from what we saw last year and we have to say. also that it is going to be a start for a longer process he has decided now to have this one on one meeting with kim jong un because he is convinced that he will be able to you know to get to know within the first minutes of this one on one meeting where a team is really serious about the nuclearization we know that the president is not a fan of along. he doesn't like to read long pages but nevertheless he said that he's worked for perth for this meeting and he really sees himself as a master dealmaker someone who is predictable president able to close to deal and wh

and british number onejohanna konta is through to the third round at eastbourne she beat serbian aleksandra

and british number onejohanna konta is through to the third round at eastbourne she beat serbian aleksandrain straight sets in her home town. konta looking to find some form heading into wimbledon, but has a tough tie in the next round, facing caroline wozniaki, who won this year's australian open. and petra kvitova looks in great form — she won the title in birmingham at the weekend — today she breezed past kateryna bonderenko of ukraine in straight sets to reach the third round. she's now among the favourites for wimbledon, a title she's won twice before. she was a wimbeldon semi—finalist in 2014 but eugenie bouchard having to go through qualifying to make it to the main draw this year. she's struggled with form and has dropped out of the world's top 100. but she is through her first qualifying match, beating china's zhu lin 6—0, 6—2. and dan evans won't be at wimbledon this year — he's lost in qualifying to mattheas bachinger of germany. evans was hoping to play his way into the main draw — after the all—england club didn't offer him a wild card. he's making his return to tennis after a

britain'sjohanna konta eased through to the third round, beating aleksandra krunic 6—1, 6—3.nd of last year's final grand slam, the us open, but produced a dominant performance here to set up a match with top seed caroline wozniacki. in major league baseball, nathan eovaldi led the way from the pitching plate, as the tampa bay rays beat the washington nationals 1—0 on tuesday. in a match littered with incident, this effort from mallex smith as he went over the wall chasing an anthony rendon foul ball saw him survive to fight another day, despite not getting the result he was after. eovaldi pitched six shutout innings, although the match ended with another pitcher in. sergio romo ending it as he then found the benches empty in what was a nasty tempered ending, although the rays took both games of the series against the nationals. and that is about all we have got time for on this edition of sport today. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, bye for now. well, it does look as though there c

wozniacki will face either briton johanna konta or aleksandra kruni of serbia in the third round.n almost a year as he eased past sta n victory in almost a year as he eased past stan wawrinka. very recently returned after almost a year out after a hip roblin, the former world and one is yet to confirm his participation at wimbledon, which begins next week. it's day three of the third test between west indies and si lanka in bridgtown. west indies are struggling in their second innings, a short while ago they were 88 for 9. they were looking to build a big lead, in the the first day—night cricket test in the caribbean but things aren't going to plan. earlier on monday, west indies pace trio of shannon gabriel, kemar roach and jason holder had helped restrict sri lanka to 15k, 50 runs short of the windies total at the time. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. whether you like it or not, there is absolutely no end in sight to this hot spell we are experiencing right now and it is a he

she beat serbian aleksandra krunic in straight sets in her home town. the next round — facing caroline wozniaki, who won this year's australian open. and petra kvitova looks in great form — she won the title in birmingham at the weekend — today she breezed past kateryna bonderenko of ukraine in straight sets to reach the third round. she's now among the favourites for wimbledon, a title she's won twice before. she was a wimbeldon semi—finalist in 2014 — but eugenie bouchard having to go through qualifying to make it to the main draw this year. she's struggled with form and has dropped out of the world's top 100. but she is through her first qualifying match, beating china's zhu lin 6—0, 6—2. and dan evans won't be at wimbledon this year — he's lost in qualifying to mattheas bachinger of germany. evans was hoping to play his way into the main draw — after the all—england club didn't offer him a wild card. he's making his return to tennis after a ban for taking cocaine. cricket, and england's t20 side pit their wits against australia tomorrow — a chance f

summit a success so whatever japan will be happy with the what will be the outcome of this summit aleksandra phenomenon our washington d.c. bureau chief. with here in the studio in berlin thank you both very much for your insights and analysis. and just a reminder of the events so far today a historic handshake between donald trump and kim jong on the leaders of the united states and north korea are inside the capella hotel off the course of singapore meeting with aides and advisers following a one on one session he spoke briefly to the media trump says talks are so far quote very very good and they already have a quote excellent relationship kim says the two countries have overcome old prejudices an obstacle will continue to bring you the events live from singapore as they unfold thanks for watching today of your news stay with us. storms people world over the information provided. the link want to express. g.w. on facebook and twitter and up to date in touch follow us. ablate who do you think is going to be bullshit. all the matches all the scores but two thousand a good cup starts june fo

aleksandra chose to fight the reyes by buying the colorful pair sol. >> you have to have the sun screen or umbrella otherwise it's not a good day. >> vanessa young took precautions including the time of day. >> sun screen, coming when it's early. and a hat. >> staying high traited is also aery big deal. some also chose their rides strategically for the cooling effects. we caught up angela zapta and her 4-year-old son after he came off the log flume one of jaylen's favorites. >> is splashes you. >> it's lab but good enough. >> next stop a cool breeze. >> we're going to that one. >> the ferris wheel. >> yeah, go round and round fast. >> and they did get on the ferris wheel. so did we with a family using it for a little recognizance. >> getting a good shoe of the land. scoping out the water ride next. >> with the usual advice like clothing limbing exertion, staying hydrated paramedics say be aware of heat exhaustion, headaches be, dizziness and symptom that is could be life threatening. >> when you turn red and extremely overheating, and sweating profusely and really disoriented, and going

he indicted mikhail bystrov, mikhail burchik, aleksandra krylova, sergey polozov, maria bovda, robert bovda, dzheykhun ogly, vadim podkopaev, gleb vasilchenko, irina kaverzina, vladimir venkov, yevgeny prigozhin, the internet research agency, concord management, concord catering. who the heck are those people? 13 individual and three corporate defendants all in russia. all indicted by robert mueller. and it was a surprise at the time, in february. in some ways it still feels surprising. i mean, immediately there were two big reactions, right? one is, wow, this is a sweeping indictment. it's what they call a speaking indictment. look at how this lays out what russia did in terms of interfering with our election. indictment was this great piece of storytelling in terms of this crime that had allegedly been committed against the united states. but then there's the practical legal analysis. why bring this indictment against all these russians? none of these people are ever going to end up stepping foot in a u.s. courtroom. russia's never going to extradite these people to the u.s. how wil

she said she was happy with her straight sets win over serbia's aleksandra krunic, and she feels she'sforward to that.” haven't played her in quite some time and she's obviously a grand slam champion this year so she's playing some great tennis. i'll really look forward to that battle. this time last year, the smart money would've been on andy murray to win a match against kyle edmund. but now edmund is british number one and murray is still rediscovering his best form after that long injury lay—off. they meet at easbourne this afternoon. he's obviously played unbelievably well. he is now up in the top 20 in the world and, you know, is only going to improve. you know, i think he's going to keep going higher. he has a really good team of people working with him. you know, he's got weapons and, yeah, he's done extremely well and it will be a very tough match for me. and finally, there have been plenty of animals predicting world cup results, with varying levels of success, but none quite as cute as this little guy. he clearly found south korea and germany equally tasty, not sure which he

she's beaten serbia's aleksandra krunic in straight sets 6—1, 6—3 at eastbourne.concerns about business and jobs in this country. there were reports that boris johnson used a four letter expletive to dismiss those concerns of businesses. as you say, today in the house of commons he was asked specifically whether he could justify those comments.” specifically whether he could justify those comments. i don't think anybody pot i may have from time to time experts —— expressed scepticism in the viewpoint of business. theresa may refused to say whether she scolded borisjohnson for this was a she said was important that the government continue to listen to business and they did have a right to speak out. what is the next step in the brexit negotiations? you have businesses starting to speak out about their concerns, and the government response being, we have got a transition deal, that is what they wanted, and we believe strongly that we will get a good dealfrom the eu strongly that we will get a good deal from the eu that everyone can get behind. but there are still so