a former semifinalist here could have proved a tricky opponent, but alexander zverev made light work g champion. the world number one cruised to victory 6-2 number one cruised to victory 6—2 in the second, the perfect start celebrated with a viral moment. in contrast, grand slam success has evaded alexander zverev, but ranked a career—high second in the world, he is once again one of the favourites in the men's troll. a former semifinalist here could have proved a tricky opponent, but alexander zverev made light work of him. a confident start for a player who is looking to turn his form into our major grand slam. so zverev chasing a first grand slam, sabalenka looking for a third straight australian open title. that win was her 15th straight at the tournament, it's day one of the masters snooker at alexandra palace. shortly, shaun murphy takes on gary wilson. but first, there's been an extraordinary battle between two—time winners john higgins and neil robertson. hazel irvine sits down with steve davis and mark allen to talk us through this nailbiter. well, a golden start to the golde

wimbledon champion carlos alcaraz in the quarter—finals and could then have to face world no 2 alexander zverev side, two matches between former grand slam champions with two—time winner aryna sabalenka up against former us open champion sloane stephens in the first round, while coco gauff will also start against former australian open champion and fellow american sofia kenin. our tennis correspondent russell fuller is in melbourne for us. jacob fernley�*s first experience of the australian open will come against nick kyrgios, assuming the australian has recovered from an abdominal strain. there will be quite an atmosphere for fernley who is starting to make waves having only graduated from texas university christian college in may. only one british seed there, emma radacana. and there's a real incentive forjodie burridge and for cartel. if they win the first round matches, they are very likely to be facing coco gauff and aryna sabalenka in the second round. novak djokovic has a tough draw. he could face carlos alcaraz if they both get to the quarterfinals. and his new coach, andy murray, has b

played his final australian open, after he was forced to retire injured in his semifinal against alexander zverev. he had heavy strapping on his upper left leg after injuring it in his quarterfinal but fought hard to take the opening set to a tie break. after zverev won it by 7—5, djkovic decided the pain was too intense to continue. as he conceded defeat to the second seed, some of the fans booed him as he left court for what may be the last time in melbourne. there is a chap who knows? i willjust have to see the season goes. —— there is a chance. i want to keep going but whether i'm going to have a revised schedule or not for the next year, i am not sure. i normally like to come to australia and play. i have had the biggest success in my career here, so if i'm fit and healthy and motivated, i don't see a reason why i wouldn't come. but there is always a chance, yeah.— come. but there is always a chance, yeah. we should stop blamin: chance, yeah. we should stop blaming novak. _ chance, yeah. we should stop blaming novak. he _ chance, yeah. we should stop blaming novak. he has- chance, yeah. we s

jannik sinner has retained his australian open singles title by beating alexander zverev in straighttwo and world number one with sinner coming out in straight sets. zverev did not get a single breakpoint. sinner becomes the first italian man to win three grand slam trophies. sebastian extended for the monte carlo rally record. the eight time world champion who is only competing part time this season took the lead at monte carlo on friday afternoon and held onto it to the finish on sunday. he beat his british toyota teammate alvin evans by more than 18 seconds with a fellow frenchman completing the podium, and afterwards he was very emotional about his late uncle who had inspired him. i don't know where to start. what a weekend. i think i had my lucky star with me this weekend. that has been my uncle who i lost one year ago. i am sure he was bringing me everything, and this one is for him. quite a difficult moment this weekend. yeah... like i said, my lucky star was there. ten times — that is some achievement. i don't know what it means, but for me — i don't know what it means, but f

the winner of that match will face second seed alexander zverev in the semis. the german took the first two sets on tie breaks and, though paul pulled one back, zverez sped through the fourth set 6—1 to reach the last four for the second sraight year. the women's champion aryna sabalenka is into the semis after a 19th win in a row at melbourne park the world number one is looking to secure a hatrick of australian open titles, had to work really hard to battle past the 27th seed anastasia pavlyuchenkova. she won the first set 6—2 but lost the second by the same margin and then went a break down in the third, but turned it round to take the decider 6—3. she will play paula badosa, who stunned the world number three, coco gauff. the spaniard, who almost quit tennis last year with a chronic back condition, won in straight sets to reach herfirst grand slam semifinal, today of course maybe i had a little bit less expectations, but i still have pressure because i wanted to win so badly. i will

played his final australian open, after he was forced to retire injured in his semifinal against alexander zverevfter injuring it in his quarterfinal but fought hard to take the opening set to a tie break. after zverev won it by 7—5, djkovic decided the pain was too intense to continue. as he conceded defeat to the second seed, some of the fans booed him as he left court for what may be the last time in melbourne. there is a chap who knows? i willjust have to see the season goes. —— there is a chance. i want to keep

cemented his place as the world number one by winning his third grand slam title by beating german alexander zverev trophy in front of the assembled media but sinner is already looking to add to his tally in the future. iam going i am going to enjoy this moment now. then a different storm —— tournament starts. i got to the semifinals last year so let's see what is coming there. it is a different surface where you have to have great confidence with the court, but let's see. i am happy with this one and we will see in the future what i can achieve. over to rugby where 23—year—old alexander masibaka, who plays for soyaux—angouleme in the second tier of french rugby, has received a shock call—up to scotland's six nations squad. the australia—born forward replaces josh bayliss, who is expected to miss the tournament after being added to the growing list of unavailable players after he injured his groin playing for bath on sunday. masibaka, who's mother's from paisley in scotland and his fatherfrom fiji, was born in perth and played briefly for western force before being signed by french club montpellier

djokovic will face alexander zverev in the semis. he beat the american tommy paul in four sets to reach the last four for the second sraight year. the women's champion, aryna sabalenka, is into the semis after a 19th win in a row at melbourne park. the world number one, who is looking to secure a hat—trick of australian open titles, had to work really hard to battle past the 27th seed anastasia pavlyuchenkova. she won the first set 6—2 but lost the second by the same margin and then went a break down in the decider, but turned it around to take the decider 6—3. and she will play paula badosa, who stunned the world number three coco gauff. the spaniard, who almost quit tennis last year with a chronic back condition, won in straight sets to reach her first grand slam semi—final. the champions league returns this week. it's the penultimate round of matches, with qualification for the last 16 still in the balance for so many clubs — the likes of p56 and manchester city are battling for a play—off spot. liverpool are the only side with a

novak djokovic pulled out of his semifinal match against alexander zverev due to an injury. losing a tie breaker, he conceded the match. some fans booed him. djokovic hurt his leg during a quarterfinal match against carlos alcaraz. he was going after a record 25th grand slam title. >>> walmart is paying big bucks, and there's a big settlement in the opioid crisis. here's shanelle kaul with today's cbs "moneywatch." >> reporter: another winning day on wall street with the s&p 500 notching a new record. the dow gained 408 points. the nasdaq was up 44, and the s&p 500 gained 32 points. >>> the sackler family and purdue pharma, the maker of the powerful painkiller oxycontin, have agreed to pay $7.4 billion to settle lawsuits with 15 states for fueling the opioid crisis. the settlement bars the sackler family from selling opioids in the u.s. and ends its control of purdue. this deal replaces a previous settlement the u.s. supreme court rejected last year. this one will need court approval. >>> as companies across the country including walmart, mcdonald's, and amazon are scaling b

djokovic will face alexander zverev in the semis.n, aryna sabalenka, will play paula badosa in the semis after a 19th win in a row at melbourne park. the world number one, who is looking to secure a hat—trick of australian open titles, had to work really hard to battle past the 27th seed, anastasia pavlyuchenkova. she won the first set 6—2 but lost the second by the same margin and then went a break down in the third, but sabalenka turned it around to take the decider. the champions league returns this week. it's the penultimate round of matches, with qualification for the last 16 still in the balance for so many clubs. not muchjeopardy for liverpool, the only side with a 100% record, with six wins out of six. they need just one point later to guarantee direct progress to the knockout stage. if they win at home to lille and barcelona fail to beat benfica, arne slot�*s side would be sure of finishing top of the 36—team league and that should get them a kinder draw for the round of 16. i love looking at a league table in the way of, oh

in the men's draw, number 2 seed alexander zverev, will face french wildcard lucas pouille in the lastp daniil medvedev. this year zverev is aiming to go all the way and win his first grand slam. everybody knows what i am chasing and everybody knows what might ago and my dreams are. it is to win. number two in the world, i think go

played his final australian open after he was forced to retire injured in his semifinal against alexander zverevad heavy strapping on his upper left leg after injuring it in his quarterfinal — but fought hard to take the opening set to a tie break. after zverev won it 7—5, djokovic decided the pain was too intense to continue. as he conceded defeat to the second seed, some of the fans booed him as he left court for what may be the last time in melbourne. there is a chance, i willjust have to see, yeah, how the season goes and i want to keep going. but whether i am going to have a revised schedule or not for the next year, i am not sure. i normally like to come to australia and play and i have had the biggest success in my career here. so if i am fit, healthy and motivated, i don't see a reason why i wouldn't come. there is always a chance. zverev will play the reigning champion janik sinner in the final. he beat the american ben shelton after a tight first set which went to a tie break, sinner won the next two 6—2, 6—2. it means the top two seeds will face each other, and sinner says there isn't

djokovic will face alexander zverev in the semis.the world number one, who is looking to secure a hat—trick of australian open titles, had to work really hard to battle past the 27th seed anastasia pavlyuchenkova. she won the first set 6—2 but lost the second by the same margin and then went a break down in the decider, but turned it around to take the decider 6—3. and she will play paula badosa, who stunned the world number three coco gauff. the spaniard, who almost quit tennis last year with a chronic back condition, won in straight sets to reach her first grand slam semi—final. the champions league returns this week. it's the penultimate round of matches,

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men's world number one jannik sinner has retained his australian open title, beating germany's alexander zverevm single's titles. "it's an incredible tournament for me, i hope i can keep it going." stay with us here on bbc news. more on the sport website and app. this turbulent spell of weather continues. we have low pressure again in charge, another named storm, named by the spanish weather service, it is storm herminia. in the uk, the met office has issued a range of yellow warnings for wind and rain. the satellite picture clearly shows the centre of the storm. but i also want to draw your attention to what is happening down here, along the line of this weather front, we can see this cloud developing. it may see we see another very small scale area of low pressure forming and that could bring a swathe of very strong winds overnight tonight for some of us. it is windy through the afternoon. a band of rain pushing its way northwards, some very heavy thundershowers following on behind. as we get into this evening, there is still some uncertainty in the forecast. the centre of the area of low pre

men's singles final at the australian open as jannik sinner aims to retain his title against alexander zverevhampion sabalenka who was beaten in three sets by madison keys to secure her first grand three sets by madison keys to secure herfirst grand slam title at the age of 29. she says winning her major title has lifted a pretty heavy burden. ., ., has lifted a pretty heavy burden-— has lifted a pretty heavy burden. ., ., ., , burden. to go back to this position — burden. to go back to this position and _ burden. to go back to this position and to _ burden. to go back to this position and to be - burden. to go back to this position and to be able . burden. to go back to this position and to be able to| burden. to go back to this - position and to be able to play the way that i played and finish on such a strong note, i am just really proud of myself and i didn't always believe that i could get back to this point, but to be able to do it and when, it means the world to me. . ~' . and when, it means the world to me, . " ., ., and when, it means the world to me. a ., ., , me. cricket and a stun

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and a stunning finish to the other semifinal between 7 seeded novak djokovich and the 2 seed alexander zverevkovich was seeking his 25th grand slam championship which would be the most ever for a man or woman. after losing the first set there and a tie break, he abruptly retired from the match due to a muscle tear in his left leg. so spare of moves into the 27 year-old from germany is seeking his first ever the grand slam title. she got the one seed against the 2 seed on the women's side. madison keys, the american will be playing for a title tonight. care out. she doesn't sound yet. doesn't sound fun. right. some about the whole place booed him. there were some boos which the australian open crowds been a little rowdy this year. i think it's because they didn't. obviously they didn't and yeah, like he seemed to be moving. okay. now. i think once you know, i think they probably feel embarrassed once they actually know it's like pretty significant injury, least. i hope so. yeah, he's an interesting character not afraid to mix it up. now. is definitely not. all right, thanks, but can. a new bil

top seed jannik sinner has retained his australian open title beating alexander zverev in straight setssinner comfortably coming out on top in straight sets. zverev didn't get a single break point in the match. sinner becomes the first italian to win three grand slam singles titles. it was a very high quality match from my side. the second set, got a bit lucky on the tie—break, as we saw but all things considered, amazing run again in australia. i'm extremely happy and sharing this with the team here and the family and the people i love, its amazing. the nfl season has reached its penultimate stage with four teams just one win away from a place at super bowl 59 in new orleans. the kansas city chiefs have set their sights on winning a third straight title. but they will have to see off josh allen and the buffalo bills first, in the afc championship game. in the nfc championship, the philadelphia eagles take on a washington commanders side who have surprised many this season. that game is just under way and is 3—0 to the commanders xxxx and that's all the sport for now. to belarus now, an

he'll face the german alexander zverev on friday.e champions league. mo salah scored the opening goal in the first half, his 50th in europe. the win ensures liverpool now go through to the next round of the competition. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. what this was due for the ability to deliver_ what this was due for the ability to deliver the — what this was due for the ability to deliver the highest cost but really cure the — deliver the highest cost but really cure the diseases at a rapid rate will be _ cure the diseases at a rapid rate will be among the most important things— will be among the most important things this technology does. 30, will be among the most important things this technology does. so, we are currently _ things this technology does. so, we are currently working _ things this technology does. so, we are currently working on... - things this technology does. so, we are currently working on... i - things this technology does. so, we are currently working on... i am - things this technology does.

in the men's draw, second seed alexander zverev cruised through his opening round tie with french wildcard4 6—4 win. the bigger story of the day though, qualifier hady habib making history as the first player from war—damaged lebanon to win a grand slam match. the world number 219 was aready the first man to represent his nation in a major singles tournament, but he beat china's bu yunchaokete 7—6, 6—4, 7—6 to etch his name in the history books. probably one of the best days of my career, honestly. such an incredible feeling to get this victory not only for myself but for lebanon and lebanese dennis. the crowd there was absolutely wild, making it even more special —— lebanese tennis. it's not been a good start for england in the women's ashes — beaten by australia in the opening one—day match in sydney. ash gardner punished them with the ball and the bat. gardner took three wickets as england were bowled out for 203, and then scored an unbeaten 42 to lead australia to victory with more than 11 overs to spare. it's a relentless schedule to this multi—format series. the second one—day match

top seed jannik sinner has retained his australian open title, beating alexander zverev in straight setsents to win 6—3, 7—6, 6—3 against the second seed. joe lynskey reports. for this sport and for his nation, jannik sinner is the new force. at this australian open, he has defended his title and for the last 12 months he has blocked out the noise. last march he tested positive for low levels of a banned substance and was cleared of any blame, but the case has been appealed. on the court, sinner finds ways to get on top. zverev here in his third grand slam final saw crucial points for out of reach. fall out of reach. the world number two faced a yellow brick wall. sinner�*s mindset was forged in the mountains of northern italy. at 23, he has reached another summit. the first man from his country to win three grand slam titles, and while parts of his story remain controversial, on the court, jannik sinner could spend a long time at the top. and that's all the sport for now. we will be back with more later. now to an election which the eu has described as "a total sham". voting is under wa

djokovic was forced to retire hurt after losing the first set of his semi final against alexander zverevnd was booed by the crowd as he left the court. and whilst he hopes to return next year, the former world number one says there's no guarantees. there is a chance, who knows? i will just have to see how the season goes. you know, i want to keep going but what i'm going through scheduled or not for the next year, i'm not sure. or not for the next year, i'm not sure. as for zverev, it's a third majorfinalfor him — and he'll face the defending championjannik sinner in sunday's final. he eased past the american ben shelton in their semi final — winning in straight sets — to extend his winning streak to 20 matches. meanwhile, more dominance for british pair alfie hewett and gordon reid as they won the men's wheelchair doubles title for a sixth successive year. they beat spain's daniel caver—zaschi and frenchman stephane houdet to secure a 22nd grand slam title together. victory too for brit andy lapthorne — as he won the title in the quad doubles event. to football, where tottenham head coa

djokovic will face alexander zverev in the semis.nto the semis after a 19th win in a row at melbourne park. the world number one, who is looking to secure a hatrick of australian open titles, had to work really hard to battle past the 27th seed anastasia pavlyuchenkova. she won it in three sets, 6—2, 2—6, 6—3. i was all over the place, but i'm really glad that at some point i was able to put myself back together and i was able to, you know, like... able to put myself back together and iwas able to, you know, like... i don't know, just get back to the match and like i was able to keep fighting, keep trying as i was able to turn around this match. it was a really difficult one. this year's six nations championship will mark 25 years since italy joined the tournament and to reflect that milestone, the annual launch event took place at the colosseum in rome the coaches and captains of the six nations posed with the trophy within the city's iconic landmark ahead of the tournament's first match on january 31st when france take on wales. ir

alexander zverev on the right. australian open final and sinner, the number one seed on the far court. oh, the touch got serve crashing toward the net and then blasted the backhand winner to end the match. sinner took it in straight sets six four, seven six, six three to claim his second straight aussie open title and third grand slam final. >>all righty vern, coming up, we are less than three days away from the year of the snake. a look at the welcome back. thousands came out to san jose's grand century mall this weekend to celebrate the vietnamese tet lunar new year. >>our mary lee was in little saigon today and spoke to vietnamese americans about the importance of coming together to celebrate the year of the snake. >>oh. >>we're prepping the lines to bring it up to the pole just so we can strap it on like a bac test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test from live performances, taking family photos

djokovic will face alexander zverev in the semis., to win the tournament. just please with the way i was able to play throughout the entire tournament, including tonight. against one of the best, two or three best players in the world in the last three or four years. just a great win, very proud. the women's champion aryna sabalenka is into the semis after a 19th win in a row at melbourne park. the world number one, who is looking to secure a hatrick of australian open titles, had to work really hard to battle past the 27th seed anastasia pavlyuchenkova. she won it in three sets, 6—2, 2—6, 6—3. i was all over the place, but i'm really glad that at some point i was able to put myself back together and i was able to, you know, like... i don't know, just get back to the match and like i was able to keep fighting, keep trying as i was able to turn around this match. it was a really difficult one. this year's six nations championship will mark 25 years since italyjoined the tournament and to reflect that milestone, the annual launch event

djokovic was forced to retire hurt after losing the first set of his semifinal against alexander zverevand, you know, i want to keep going, through, having a revised scheduled or not for the next year, i'm not sure. a second—half figh—back and some late drama secured a big win for harlequins in rugby union's premiership. the home side trailed northampton saints 14—10 at half—time and then 19—17 with just four minutes remaining, but this try from cassius cleaves saw them snatch a bonus point victory and move up to fourth. the saints stay eighth. there was a huge win for the ospreys in the united rugby championship. they ran in six unanswered tries against benetton in swansea — jack walsh with two of them — as they ran out 43—0 winners. england women's cricket head coachjon lewis admits australia are more fit than his side, but insists there is much more to their success in the ashes. england are 10—0 down on points in the multi—format series, with australia saying they want to "embarrass" the tourists with a clean sweep. they're a much more athletic team than us. they're more agile. they

men's final, by the way, coming up in a couple of hours top seed in attic center again to the 2 alexander zverev, of 12:30am, our time australia's basically a day ahead time. so it is cool, though, because it keeps us having sports all day all night escape from the night owls. i love it. i get to go home and watch tennis. i love it. i grew up playing tennis. so i think i can say >> that there's actually better than it's cool to watch that go. thanks so much, ben. you got it. well, ohio, a veteran is helping freshman at historically black universities and colleges get off to a stress-free start. the students come from challenging backgrounds but are determined to succeed. so there's a prize with a full ride of much-needed supplies for the new dorm room, along with some love and support from the newfound family. chris shaw pull introduces us to the story behind the move and a mafia. >> from ocean of having someone believe in you and your future to couldn't hold back the tears after seeing her new dorm room paul quinn college in dallas. its an experience more and more young men and women are gettin

the 24—time grand slam champion will play second seed alexander zverev next in melbourne as nesta mcgregor. the serbian is a ten time winner of this tournament, now with andy murray as coach, could he go all the way again? a matchup that never fails to impress, 21—year—old alcaraz was on top early on, lengthy rallies pushing his 37—year—old opponent to the very limit. the young spaniard taking the first set 6—4. however, refresh and re—energize, djokovic raced into a three—game lead in the second set, showing the type of shot selection and resilience why many consider him the greatest of all time. he took the greatest of all time. he took the second set 6—4 book for securing the second set 6—4 book for securing the third, six games to three. the serbian served out the match which lasted almost four hours. novak djokovic �*s rolling back the years and vying for yet another major title and who would bet against him? nesta mcgregor, bbc news. in the women's draw, aryna sabalenka is closing in on her third successive australian open title, but she had a scare in her quarter final victory. the

after handily defeating alexander zverev in three straight sets in sunday's final. the 23 year old is the first italian player to win three grand slam titles, and the youngest man to win back to back tournaments in melbourne in more than three decades. sunday's showdown marks zverevs third grand slam final, but the german star is still on the elusive hunt for his first major. and that, my friends, wraps it up for our coverage this hour. i'm kristie lu stout in hong kong and cnn newsroom with max foster in london is next. >> nothing is what it seems. >> in the lockerbie story. >> lockerbie the bombing of pan am flight 103, february 16th on cnn. >> subway's got a new meal of the day with chips and a drink for just 6.99. or if you're big, hungry, make it a foot long for only $3 more. huh? big. hungry? is that a thing? that should be a thing. find your fresh with the all new 6.99 meal of the day at subway. >> okay, everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. >> ensure with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune healt

alexander zverev are. it was center who prevail yet again beating the 27 eur of aaron 6, 3, 7, 6, 6, 3, sits the 23 year-old center. >> will he wins back-to-back? i'll show you opens it also captures his 3rd career grand slam title. we that queen. >> and today in the streets of petaluma where they rely which hearing saying this saint vincent college prep fans hosting. >> a parade today, of course, to celebrate the volleyball team and the football team for being state champions. once again, the volleyball team finished 26 7 on the season on their way to their first nowcast championship title. while the football team, they finished 14 1 on the season crowned the 2024. california double-a champions for a second year in a row. i spoke with 2 of the team captains as they >> explain how much it meant to the to them and for the community to come out together and celebrate their success that they've had so far this season. >> she was quite both the school handling of the large community. it's amazing to feel the s

and on the men's side, alexander zverev got a free pass through the semis after novak djokovic retiredugh their match with an injury. zverev had just secured an 81 minute first set in a tie break with djokovic, who was playing with a muscle tear in his left leg, conceded the contest and confirmed zverev spot in sunday's final. zverev will take on the winner of the match currently underway between american ben shelton and top ranked italian jannik sinner. turning now to the nfl and an apparent change of heart at the helm in jacksonville, where tampa bay buccaneers offensive coordinator liam coen is reportedly set to become the new head coach of the jaguars, espn reports. coen informed the bucs about his decision last night, capping a two day saga during which coen pulled himself from consideration for the jags job, agreed to a record contract extension with the bucs, and then changed his mind after jacksonville asked him to reconsider following the exit of the team's general manager. meanwhile, quarterbacks josh allen, joe burrow, jared goff and lamar jackson, as well as running back sa

so djokovic retired after losing the marathon first set to alexander zverev.took almost an hour and a half. that first set djokovic. he gave the thumbs up to some of the crowd that was booing him as he left, and zverev then stood up for djokovic. >> please guys, don't don't boo a player when he goes out with an injury. >> you got. >> to understand. novak djokovic is somebody that has given the sport for the past 20 years. absolutely everything of his life, and he he has won this tournament with an abdominal tear. he has won this turn with a hamstring tear. if he cannot continue a tennis match, it really means that he cannot continue a tennis match. i knew even if i won. >> the first set, it is going to be a. huge uphill battle for me, you know, to stay physically fit enough to to to stay with him in the rallies, you know, for another god knows what, two, three, four hours. you know, i don't think i had that. unfortunately, today in the tank. >> all right. djokovic, his buddy nikola jokic had himself a night in the nba. check this out. the end of the third quar

alexander zverev is waiting in the semis for the winner of that match the german beat the usa's tommyof a grand slam you have to expect a tough match. you know you're not going to get to the semis of a grand slam by not deserving to be there and not playing great tennis. so if somebody is there, that means that they have played great tennis. and yes, more often than not it happens to be, you know, a sinner, an alcaraz, a djokovic to get there because those are the best players in the world. so i'm going to prepare myself for a tough battle. the latest survey of disabled sports fans has shown a rise in the number who feel that there are barriers stopping them attending live sport or affecting their enjoyment of it. that includes inaccessible public transport, a lack of support from club staff and abuse. the survey carried out by the charity level playing field says one—in—12 fear facing discriminatory comments. their chief executive, owain davies, says governing bodies and clubs need to do more. the message is really is a really straightforward one. we need to have that level of engage

. >> title in a straight set win over number two seed alexander zverev.can madison keys broke through on saturday. >> for her first. >> grand slam title. keys upset. number one arina sabalenka. sabalenka in three sets. earning the major and. >> a number seven. >> world ranking. congratulations to madison keys. all right. time now for the weather. and for that. >> let's go to meteorologist michelle. >> grossman for the forecast. >> michelle. >> what's it looking like out there? >> hi there. sam. well, we continue to watch. >> southern california. >> heavy rain. continues to fall. >> that will go throughout the day today before it moves off. >> to places like. >> arizona and also. >> new mexico. tomorrow. >> rain and snow. >> mountain snow. >> this is really beneficial. we're watching. the chance for continued flash flooding. could see some. >> debris flows as. >> well. >> with some. heavier bands. >> of rain well above average in the middle of the country. blustery along the great lakes. >> could see. >> some snow squalls there today. also looking at a fro

on the men's side, alexander zverev got a free pass through to the semis after novak djokovic retiredg, conceded the contest and confirmed zverevs spot in sunday's final. zverev will take on top ranked italian jannik sinner, who advanced this morning after eliminating american ben shelton in straight sets. so, joe, i love the polis. iga swiatek. i like her. >> i mean, it was an incredible tiebreaker. it was a ten point tie breaker and iga was ahead through most of the tiebreaker. and so incredible ending there. and djokovic of course it's always fun watching pardon the interruption and hearing the back and forth on wilbon calling djokovic the goat and saying if he won this time, he definitely would be the goat. not so in this case. willie. the wall street journal has a headline the buffalo bills have a chiefs problem. the solution weighs 1,909 pounds. and they talk about their massive offensive line and how the bills use the jumbo package. >> they use. >> they use six six linemen instead of five. and it's worked this year. the bills, the wall street journal records have averaged the m

fans of the us really open after retiring from the tournament and his semifinal match against alexander zverev a muscle tear in his left leg. zverev faces janik sinner in the final. madison keys shocked her ranked opponent moves on to the final where she will take on arina sabilanka. annmarie: the morning calls plus mandeep singh as we look ahead to big tech earnings. that is next. you are watching "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ annmarie: good morning and welcome to "bloomberg surveillance." bernstein upgrading netflix outperform, citing its subscriber growth and rising operational leverage. we have td cowan raising its price target on alaska air to $110, upside in the hawaiian airlines archer -- merger. finally, bank of america, cutting price target on apple to $253, citing the week macroenvironment and staggered loss of apple intelligence. we want to stick with tech. bracing for earnings week. meta, microsoft, tesla and apple set to report. bring the tech earnings up. you should have been the first week of the earnings period nvidia at. the end is annoying. dani: do they get a downgrade? annmar

for a second consecutive time, defending his title in a straight set win over number two seed alexander zverevn madison keys broke through on saturday for her first grand slam title. keys upset number one irina sabalenka in three sets, earning the major and a number seven world ranking host of pablo torres finds out on meadowlark media. pablo, thank you so much. we'll see you again soon. >> thank you, mika, as always, for your indulgence. >> yes. of course. very polite to each other today. all right. still ahead, we'll speak to two former federal prosecutors who convicted january 6th. rioters. we're going to get their reaction to president trump's blanket pardon that included violent offenders. also ahead, academy award winning actor f murray abraham will be live in studio to talk about his off-broadway play, beckett briefs. morning joe will be briefs. morning joe will be right ♪♪ no. ♪♪ -no. -nuh-uh. ♪♪ yeah. oh. yes. ♪♪ oh yeah. yes. isn't this great? yeeaahhhh!! ♪♪ yeah, i could do a cartwheel in here. oh hey! would you like to join us? no. we would love to join you. ♪♪ days. >> four more y

novak djokovic has retired injured from his australian open semi—final against alexander zverev thisorning. manchester united get a very late winner in the battle of britain against rangers, as spurs squeeze past hoffenheim and sir jim ratcliffe spurs squeeze past hoffenheim and sirjim ratcliffe has lost another pal. >> it's just gone. 6:00 i'm stephen dixon. >> i'm ellie costello and this is gb news breakfast. >> all right. ellie's just dropped a bombshell. she has in the last three seconds. yeah. sting was on. she said i mouth taped last night. >> i know. what's mouth your mouth take. >> i have seen and heard this everywhere. everywhere in the last few days, so apparently it's very beneficial for you. it's just muscle tape, you know, when you've got muscles. >> oh. >> oh. >> no sticky tape that you just stick on a. >> oh, well when you get. yeah. when there's an injury and yeah, yeah, yeah. >> that kind of thing. >> that kind of thing. >> you did it over your mouth. >> you did it over your mouth. >> did it over your mouth. >> did it over your mouth. >> apparently if you put. >> app

he was forced to retire after the first set of his semi—final against alexander zverev with a musclehe serb has won 10 australian open titles, and another grand slam title would be his 25th the outright record. he had heavy strapping on his left leg after injuring it in his quarterfinal, and — though he pushed zverev to a tie—break, he lost the first set and decided the pain was too much to continue. some of the fans, no doubt feeling short—changed, booed him as he left court, the same court where he won his first grand slam title 17 years ago. now 37, will he be back? there is a chance, i willjust have to see, yeah, how the season goes and i want to keep going. but whether i am going to have a revised schedule or not for the next year, i am not sure. i normally like to come to australia and play and i have had the biggest success in my career here. so if i am fit, healthy and motivated, i don't see a reason why i wouldn't come. there is always a chance. the very first thing i want to say is, please, _ the very first thing i want to say is, please, guys, don't boo a player really— is

the australian open as jacob fearnley has been knocked out of the tournament by second seed alexander zverevraight sets. good afternoon. the israeli government is expected to approve a ceasefire and hostage release deal after negotiators from israel and hamas both signed an agreement earlier today. the deal, which would come into effect on sunday, would see a pause in fighting in gaza and allow for the release of about 30 israeli hostages, in exchange for hundreds of palestinians being detained by israel. 0ur correspondentjon donnison has the latest. the ceasefire may be coming but the war is not over yet. 0vernight, israel continued to pound gaza. this morning, palestinians were again burying the dead. more than 100 have been killed in israeli strikes, including at least 20 children, since the deal was announced on wednesday. this tent encampment in southern gaza among the areas hit. translation: we ask god - for the truce to be implemented because the people are really tired of a life of death, a life of killing and a life of destruction. life has become an unbearable hell. the first phase

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