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france's alize cornet beat her 6—4, 6—2.ged well. for the first time ever, sunday will see scheduled to play at wimbledon. a centre court marks its centenary. history is always being made around here. tim allman, bbc news. for more on wimbledon go to the bbc news website. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @richpreston. hello, there. part two of the weekend is looking fairly unsettled as well. we'll have more showers around, some of them could turn out to be quite heavy in places, maybe some rumbles of thunder. the winds light in the south, quite breezy across northern areas, and it's because we've got low pressure to the north of the uk, high pressure towards the south and a couple of weak weather fronts crossing the country. these will enhance the shower activity. now, one such front will be lying across central parts of the uk through the morning, so it'll be rather cloudy here with some showery rain, some sunshine across the south, showers. quite breezy across scotland and northern ireland. but into the afternoon, all area

beaten by alize cornet in straight sets.ywhere iga swiatek goes the polish follow. she has been rocking all over the tennis world, winning her last six tournaments. surely this was only going one way. but perhaps not. before anyone could blink, cornet had taken the first set, threatening an almighty upset on court one. and it only got worse in the second for iga swiatek. not only was cornet playing the match of her dreams, but iga swiatek was helping her along the way. then it was all over. iga swiatek�*s 37 match unbeaten run halted. 0ver was all over. iga swiatek�*s 37 match unbeaten run halted. over on centre court, there was a chance to pay respect to sport stars and armed forces alike, but then it was down to business, coco gauff knows this court well and she got the better of fellow american amanda anisimova in a topsy—turvy first set. but the second belong to amanda anisimova. she had an answerfor second belong to amanda anisimova. she had an answer for everything coco gauff threw at her. a lot has been expected of co

in the women's tournament with the top seed iga sviontek defeated 6—4 6—2 in the third round by alize cornetauff was also knocked out of the tournament while rafael nadal will be in action later. chetan pathak from bbc sport is at the tournament and told us about the earlier upsets. we've seen be upset that the championship so far in the women's draw, the world number one and number one seed knocked out in the third round. that incredible 37 match winning streak comes to an end as the french woman who is 32 now came onto the radar back in 2014 by knocking out the then world number one serena williams has now got the other standout results in her by knocking them out in three straight sets. she's been very honest during these championship saying she is still struggling to make that transition from clay to grass. she's evidently got work to do if she is to add wimbledon to her already two french open titles. coco, someone we have been talking about is a contender, she reached the french open finaljust last month, 18 now, 0pen finaljust last month, 18 now, looking like she's really progressing

france's alize cornet beat her 6—4, 6—2.for the first time ever, sunday will see scheduled to play at wimbledon. a centre court marks its centenary. history is always being made around here. tim allman, bbc news. before we go, let's bring you an update on the conflict in ukraine. it's being reported by the reuters news agency that at least three people have been killed as a result of blasts in the russian town of belgorod, which is about 35km, 20 miles, from the border with ukraine. that's according to the local governor of the belgorod region. he said in a post on the telegram messaging app that the blasts had partially destroyed 11 apartment buildings and at least 39 private residential buildings and that the reasons for the incident are being investigated. we'll bring you more on that story as soon as we have it. you can keep up—to—date on the bbc news website. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @richpreston. from all of us on the team here in london, thanks for watching, we will see you next time. hello, there. part two o

the women's tournament with the top seed iga swiatek defeated, 6—4 6—2, in the third round by alize cornettournament. chetan patak from bbc sport is at the tournment. we have seen the upset of the championship so far. an incredible match—winning street came to an end, as the 32—year—old came on, first knocking out serena williams. she now has the other standard result in her wimbledon resume ljy result in her wimbledon resume by knocking her out. she says she is ageing like a beautiful wine. her opponent, very honest saying she is struggling to make the transition from clay to grass. evidently has work to do if she is to add wimbledon to already two french open titles. coco gauff reach the french open final against igar, progressing quickly. her wimbledon has been brought to an end by the fellow american, amanda anisimova, winning in three sets. coco gauff doctor first but credit to amanda anisimova who has reached the fourth round, really powering through the second and third sets, leaving the woman saw wide open. another perhaps surprising results, not a shock at all, fair to say, but th

swiatek is out, a shock for some, her 37 ivan match winning streak coming to an end, beaten by alize cornet surprise. coco gauff was beaten by a man to any sum over, perhaps not as big a shock as it looks. and petra kvitova gone too to the foreseen polar filters, who some expected to win. there are so many potential contenders in the women's draw. centre court is a place to be, this is a special year for that famous court, is celebrating its centenary year. a today it's been packed with some of the biggest names from the sporting world and beyond and this is what some of them had to say before they took their seats. never in a million — before they took their seats. never in a million years _ before they took their seats. never in a million years did _ before they took their seats. never in a million years did i _ before they took their seats. never in a million years did i think- before they took their seats. never in a million years did i think i - in a million years did i think i would get the chance to be here, it has been a dream of mine to come here and watch wimbledon so to have this

start with a big upset at wimbledon as the world number one iga swiatek is out, beaten by france's alize corneteenager coco gauff and former two time champion petra kvitova. and there was no better news for the brits in action, as our sports correspondent joe wilson now reports. caught two lies on the perimeter of wimbledon, farfrom centrestage. wimbledon, far from centrestage. down wimbledon, farfrom centrestage. down there is where the tournament plays katie boulter in this round with surprisingly small energy. she admitted she felt drained. at the top of the screen her opponent was inspired. harmony tan. she had previously knocked out serena williams, you may remember. after just 51 minutes this match finished with a double fault, all rather dispiriting, unless you were supporting harmony. she was great. no british player matches fred perry. 0ne no british player matches fred perry. one man here shares his birthplace, third best playerfrom stockport, liam broady has described himself as, and he excelled himself to reach round three but now faced australia's alex de minaur. speed, power, prec

. >>> and iga swiatek had been on fire, but not this one against alize cornet.he went down in straight sets, and that ended a 37-match win streak, and the longest in 27 years. it johnson ced to therd at the john deere classic with a eagle just charted. very impressive. but if you like that, chew on this one. hockey, brandon hawkins, and this is skills challenge last night against the toledo hockey, and the stick and the goal. and these guys can just do magic with the stick. those were two shots that you could not miss. i will let you mull time, i'm going out for coffee. i'll see you later. >>> coming up later today, join us on the bay area focus, our locally produced show that starts at 12:30, and you can catch it on cbs news bay area, and our sis fer >>> it is 6:56 and time for a look at the top stories a. fire rip through dry grass in eastern contra costa county. this is is the scene on james dolan road. firefighters suspect that illegal fireworks burned that about 2 1/2 acres in windy conditions. >>> and oakland police are beefing up staff to patrol the stree

iga swiatek, her incredible match winning run has come to an end losing to alize cornet in straight setsreached the french open event finaljust last month, but she was beaten by amanda anisimova of america. and petra kvitova also out. will bring you the latest on court number one shortly but we mentioned earlier, central court in its centenary year, and today some of the biggest names in the world of sport have taken their seats on centre court, watching rafa nadal at the moment, before they took their seats, this is what some of them had to say. never in a million did years i think i would get the chance to be here, it has been a treat to come and just watch wimbledon, so to be in the royal box is incredible and i am so grateful. i royal box is incredible and i am so crateful. ., �* royal box is incredible and i am so crateful. ., . , royal box is incredible and i am so crateful. ., ., , ., grateful. i don't normally get an invite to these _ grateful. i don't normally get an invite to these places! - grateful. i don't normally get an invite to these places! it - grateful. i don't normal

alize cornet changed the conversation. she's got it.ight now is the outstanding world number one who just lost in straight sets. but it's over. cornet is 32. finding the form of her life. you know, i'm like good wine. you know, in french, a good wine always ages well. that's what happened to me. a change of mood. even match on court one included stefanos tsitsipas hitting a ball towards spectators. nick kyrgios, his opponent, thought he should have been defaulted. you're a disgrace. kyrgios complained throughout the match, sometimes using obscenities. at times, this is what the tennis became. what we saw in the end was kyrgios winning. heather watson and cameron norrie await their fourth round opportunity. here's how two other british players lost in the third round. liam brody in the headband faced alex de minaur, the demon. in three close sets the australian was just too good. oh, goodness me. court two on the perimeter of wimbledon far from centre stage, katie boulter�*s match was scheduled. she struggled for energy. her opponent was

— been the talk of tennis, but alize cornet change the story. ost in straight sets. its — just lost in straight sets. its over! _ just lost in straight sets. it's over! alize cornet is 32, finding the form of her life. a good one, you know what they say? good one, it ages well. even on court warrant, stefano tsitsipas caught throwing a ball towards players. hick tsitsipas caught throwing a ball towards players.— towards players. nick kyrgios thou~ht towards players. nick kyrgios thought it _ towards players. nick kyrgios thought it should _ towards players. nick kyrgios thought it should be - towards players. nick kyrgios i thought it should be defaulted. curious complaint throughout the match, sometimes using obscenities. at times, this is what the tennis became. what we saw in at the end was curious winning. heather watson and cameron norrie await the fourth—round opportunity. here is how other two british players lost in the third round. liam brody in the headband based alex di minaur, the demon. the australian wasjust too alex di minaur, the

wimbledon, a major upset in the women's third round, top ranked iga swiatek falling to france's alize cornetin two sets, coming into wimbledon after taking the french open title. on saturday she made 33 unforced errors on the way to ending her 37-match winning streak. so many matches she won in a row, that stretched back to february. also, failing in round three, falling in round three, coco gauff, fellow american amanda anisimova defeating coco gauff, and it was anisimova's first time playing on centre court at wimbledon. catch more wimbledon action all weekend on espn and abc. it has been some really good tennis. >> absolutely. >> sounds like it. >>> still ahead here on "gma," speaking out, families of two americans captured by russians in ukraine. calling for the men to be released. >>> injured champ, the 14-time coney island hot dog eating contest winner going into tomorrow's match on crutches. >>> i almost got myself in ♪ i've been everywhere, man. ♪n. ♪ ♪ i've breathed the mountain air, man. ♪ ♪ of travel i've had my share, man. ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere. ♪ ♪ i've been to: pittsburgh, p

she didn't have her game against alize cornet who won the first three games of the opening set and neverhe beat then world number one serena williams there, exactly eight years prior. yesterday, she took out the polish superstar that nobody has been able to beat 6-4, 6-2. swiatek's 37-match win streak tieing the record set by martina hingis in 1997. it wasn't coco gauff's day either. she was beaten handily in the final two sets by fellow american amanda anisimova. the middle sunday has been a rest day at wimbledon, but not anymore. novak djokovic looking to advance when fourth round play gets under way today. >>> in baseball now, the cardinals got off to one of the greatest starts in history. check this out, four players connecting for home runs off the phillies kyle gibson. that's the first time in history that there have been four straight homers in the first inning of the game. the cards had to hang on against philadelphia, though. they ended up winning 7-6. the liv golf series wrapped up its weekend near portland yesterday, the saudi-backed tour dished out a headline making $20 milli

she will play another unseeded player — either alize cornet of france, who put out world number one igaof government summit as well. he is going to be making a statement to mps about all of that, no doubt touching on ukraine as well. the have the entire membership of the united nations and hold bilateral talks with over 25 litres, ranging from the new president of south korea and zambia to the prime ministers ofjapan and jamaica, demonstrating the global reach of britain perspective, see and the value of her presence at the world top table. an immediate priority is tojoin world top table. an immediate priority is to join with our allies to ensure ukraine prevails in her brave struggle against but you are putting's aggression. at the madrid summit, nato exceeded all expectations in the unity and single—minded resolve of the alliance to support ukraine for as long as it takes, and to explode the myth that western democracies like the staying power for a myth that western democracies like the staying powerfor a prolonged crisis. all of us understand that if vladimir putin has not stopped i