it was a tough crowd tonight for bianca andreescu to play out.ome back. she saved a match point and levelled it to five dash five and i have very rarely heard that crowd so low. bianca andreescu did well to send to herself and then be a classy one at the end, thank you very much, i am sorry this isn't the result he wanted. serena did take the loss well and she is going for a record equalling 24th major. she is obviously still going to do that, do you think? she will still be putting herself in these positions. she has made four majorfinal herself in these positions. she has made four major final since she returned last year from starting a family. it is an incredibly difficult thing to do, no one else has done that. she is winning six matches at these tournaments but it is the seventh and as she admits, playing a grand slam final is a different kettle of fish, different level of pressure. especially in new york in her home grand slam, the expectation and desire for these fa ns expectation and desire for these fans who want her so badly to get the

andreescu suddenly on the brink.ed her composure as the us crowd lost theirs. but the fightback was as spectacular as it was short—lived. andreescu champion at her first attempt. williams' wait for another grand slam goes on. but the game now has a new superstar. adam wild, bbc news. this wasn't the only time i visualised playing in the finals actually against serena williams. i've been... it's so crazy. i've been... sorry. i've been dreaming of this moment for the longest time. an emotional bianca andreescu there. great britain has a champion at the us open too, jamie murray and bethanie mattek—sands retaining their mixed doubles title. he is the first man in the open area to win three successive mixed doubles titles at flushing meadows. at wembley, the england captain harry kane scored a hat—trick as they cruised to a 4—0 win over bulgaria, maintaining a 100% record in euro 2020 qualifying. he was set up in euro 2020 qualifying. he was set up by in euro 2020 qualifying. he was set up by raheem sterling for their fi

andreescu suddenly on the brink.ut having saved a championship point, williams suddenly regained her composure as the us crowd lost theirs. but the fightback as spectacular as it was short—lived. andreescu champion at her very first attempt. williams‘ wait for another grand slam goes on. but the game now has a new superstar. adam wild, bbc news. it's really hard right now to take that moment in and to say, "you did ok," because i don't believe i did, you know? i believe i could have played better. i believe i could have done more. i believe i could have just been a better... been more serena today. honestly i don't think serena showed up and i have to kind of figure out how to get her to show up in grand slam finals. great britain has a champion at the us open. jamie murray and bethanie mattek—sands retained their mixed doubles title, beating the top seeds chan hao—ching and michael venus in straight sets. murray is the first man in the open era to win three successive mixed doubles titles at flushing meadows. the me

andreescu suddenly on the brink.heirs. but the fightback as spectacular as it was short—lived — andreescu champion at her very first attempt. williams' wait for another grand slam goes on, but the game now has a new superstar. adam wild, bbc news. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 6.35pm. 00:09:51,206 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 bye for now. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel with ben brown. let's get more now on our top story today — amber rudd has been giving more details about why she's resigned from the government. she told the bbc‘s andrew marr she hasn't seen enough evidence that downing street is doing enough to get a brexit deal and said she's angry about the expulsion of what she called ‘good moderate' conservative mps. one of those is alistair burt, he's now an independent mp after he had the conservative whip removed on tuesday — he gave the former work and pensions secretary his full support. i'm extremely sorry, on behalf of the gover

bianca andreescu suddenly on that brink.st theirs. but it was as spectacular as it was short lived. bianca andreescu champion at her first attempt. williams's wait for a new grand slam goes on. and staying with the tennis, great britain has a champion at the us open. jamie murray and betanie mattek—sands retained their mixed doubles title, beating the top seeds chan haoching and michael venus in straight sets. murray is the first man in the open era to win three successive mixed doubles titles at flushing meadows. england have a mountain to climb if they're to take the ashes to a final test. they're 18/2 in their second innings against australia on the final day of the fourth test against australia, needing to bat the day out to draw. andy swiss reports. searching for another ashes miracle, an army of ben stokesdescended on old trafford. once the real ben stokes was gone, the innings fell away. they trailed by a hefty 196. there seems no way back, but briefly they dared to dream as australia lost four quick wickets. but then

the canadian teenager bianca andreescu beats serena williams to win the us open women's singles title. hello and welcome to bbc news. a senior british government minister, amber rudd, has resigned, accusing the prime minister of an assault on decency and democracy in his handling of brexit. it follows boris johnson's decision to expel 21 mps who have refused to back a so—called no deal brexit, including two formerfinance ministers. ms rudd said she couldn't "stand by while good, loyal, moderate conservatives are expelled from the party". our political correspondent jonathan blake reports. amber rudd has served at the heart of government. she campaigned to remain in the eu referendum and was home secretary under theresa may. she survived the clear—out of like—minded colleagues when borisjohnson became prime minister and was made work and pensions secretary, among others — almost all brexiteers. just this week, amber rudd expressed concern about the prime minister's strategy of throwing mps out of the party for voting against the government. i think we have some very valued colleagues w

bianca andreescu suddenly on the brink.ed. bianca andreescu champion at her first attempt. williams's wait for another grand slam goes on. so that's the fourth grand slam final in a row that serena williams has lost. tennis reporter anne—marie batson stayed up to watch the match and joins us now. thank you for speaking to us. why is it that serena keeps having difficulties in these finals? is the pressure getting to her? it is a really good question, and i struggle to find the answer. i think it is the pressure. i think her desire to win 2a grand slams to equal margaret court's record, but then go one better and get the 25th, to be the greatest of all time, must weigh extremely heavily on her mind, yet when she is in a grand slam final you know she will play her best. she has described this match is one of the worst of the tournament. i'm going to disagree with that, i think she displayed someone who up to level across the net. you cannot count serena williams out, i fully expect to see her in the australian open next year.

andreescu suddenly on the brink.s. but the fightback as spectacular as it was short—lived. andreescu champion at her first attempt. williams' wait for another grand slam goes on. but the game now has a new superstar. adam wild, bbc news. incredible victory. great britain has a champion at the us open. jamie murray and bethanie mattek—sands retained their mixed doubles title, beating the top seeds chan hao—ching and michael venus in straight sets. murray is the first man in the open era to win three successive mixed doubles titles at flushing meadows. it looks as though england now have little hope of saving the ashes. they need 365 to win the fourth test and they'll start the final day at old trafford on 18 for 2. england did manage to stop australia's run machine steve smith from scoring another century but he still made 82. incredibly, that's his lowest score of the series. australia declared on 186—6 and then england made the worst possible start, losing two quick wickets. captain joe root out for a golden duck. t

bianca andreescu is a player who can definitely upset her.apova when the title here in new york. only 19 but as her coach says, the bigger the occasion him bigger she hits. first us open main draw appearance, but her form she hits. first us open main draw appearance, but herform on tour this year either side of injury suggest she has a game mentality to worry williams. jamie murray and betthany mattek—sands in action in the mixed doubles final. he has won his seventh grand slam title and its defendant his mixed doubles title here. they won easily against the top seeds. 6—2, 6—3. that is actually a hat trick of mixed doubles titles forjamie because he wanted two years ago with martina angus and he won the men's doubles with bruno suarez in 2016 so for titles in four years in new york for titles in four years in new york forjamie mary. thank you very much indeed. sprinter allyson felix marked her return to international competition with a stunning win at the great north city games. olympic champion felix of the united states won the 150—metres.

andreescu's response went viral. >> i've been watching you your whole career.is time williams will have her good friend meghan markle in the stands. the duchess apparently flew in for the occasion marking her first trip away from the family since archie was born. the match also marks williams' first return to the u.s. open finals since her controversial loss to naomi osaka last year. >> you owe me an apology. i have never cheated in my life. i have a daughter and i stand by what's right and i never cheated. >> i think she wants to see from herself at this u.s. open can she jump over this last hurdle. can she do what she hasn't been able to as a mom, at is win a grand slam? >> at nearly 38 this win would make serena the oldest player, man or woman, to win a singles grand slam in the open era. meanwhile andreescu is the first to be born in the 2000s to reach a major final. this is being billed as an inter-generational dual. it is looking like it will be a wild one. >> makes you feel old. >> just two years after she had her daughter. it's an amazing accomplishment

canada's bianca andreescu beat her in this final in straight sets.st major title — she wasn't even born when her opponent won herfirst us open title back in 1999. a us congressional committee is investigating another posisble conflict of interest between donald trump's role as president and his businesses. it wants to know why an airport on the west coast of scotland, close to a golf course owned by president trump, has been paid $11 million forfuel by the us military since he took office. the committee says the fuel would have been cheaper at a us military base. russia and ukraine have exchanged dozens of prisoners in a move which the ukrainian president described as the first step to ending the war between them. a man allegedly implicated in the downing of a passenger plane in 2014 was one of those in the group flown to russia. jonah fisher reports from kiev. this swap had been rumoured for weeks. so when the plane finally touched down from moscow, relief echoed across the tarmac. the families of 35 ukrainian prisoners had come to see their loved o

ca nada's bianca andreescu beat her in this final in straight sets.rst major title. she wasn't even born when her opponent won herfirst us open title back in 1999. conditions in the bahamas are said to be rapidly deteriorating six days after hurricane dorian ripped through the islands. tens of thousands of people are homeless. many are now desperate to flee the destruction in the abaco islands and grand bahama. cruise liners, private planes and helicopters are all being used to help those still trapped. the official number of dead still stands at 43, but that's expected to rise as the situation becomes clearer. randy crowe is a newly—retired pastor. he led a congregation for 12 years until recently in man—0—war cay. it is a small island just four miles north of marsh harbour on the abaco islands. he has been speaking to people there and organising the relief effort. thank you forjoining us. tell us some of the experiences people on the island have endured that you have spoken to. thank you, simon. we've spoken to some of our members and in the middle

bianca andreescu simply outplaying her. stephanie ramos is there with the tournament. stephanie, good morning. >> reporter: mary, good morning. this was serena williams 33rd appearance at the grand slam final. the crowd was overwhelmingly supportive. so much so that her opponent had to cover her ears because the cheers for serena were so loud, but in the end, that newcomer took home the title. on the precipice of history serena williams denied yet again. her push to break the more than 40-year record of 24 grand slam wins stopped by the 19-year-old phenom bianca andreescu. andreescu in her first grand slam, serena putting up a fight, but it wasn't enough. >> i just feel really honored to be out here. i'm just so proud that i'm still out here competing at this level. it's not easy in this particular sport for 20 years. >> the goal was to make her work for every shot. i think that's what i did well. >> reporter: serena's close pal meghan markle looking on nervously from the crowd, sitting between serena's mom and tennis coach. some superstitious fans worried. last time t

the canadian teenager, bianca andreescu, has beaten serena williams to win us open women's singles titlenineteen—year old won her maiden grand slam title after beating williams six—three, seven—five. she becomes canada's first grand slam champion. there are growing concerns about the number of young people who've died after taking diet pills containing a highly toxic substance. dinitrophenol — known as dnp — is sold online as a fat burning slimming aid — but in the uk it's illegal to sell for human consumption. adina campbell reports. it's a poisonous substance mainly used as a pesticide, but dnp is growing in popularity as a quick fix weight loss aid — with dangerous health effects. in 2018, there were six deaths linked to dnp in the uk. 21—year—old bethany shipsey had complex body image issues after being raped and emotionally abused by an ex—boyfriend, which led to a number of suicide attempts. in 2017 she took her own life. overdosing on pills containing dnp that she bought online. since his daughter's death, doug shipsey has been trying to trace the source of the dnp. bethany ordere

yes, bianca andreescu. take a look.his is the moment where she just fell there on the court. >> she's just 19, and this was her very first u.s. open ever. she beat serena williams in straight sets. and you're going to be talking to her live in just a bit. i cannot wait for that. >> i cannot wait as well. >>> we have a big week in politics this week as well. abc's democratic debate just three days away thursday night in houston. we have a brand-new poll out, as well, shows elizabeth warren gaining ground, clear top tier, joe biden, bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. >>> we'll have that, but we begin with the race to find four crew members after this cargo ship capsized off the georgia coast. there are new clues this morning. sounds heard on board. kaylee hartung is there on the scene for us with the latest. good morning, kaylee. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the dangerous and difficult rescue mission already continuing the morning. short time ago, a u.s. helicopter landed on top of this massive cargo ship behind me

. >>> and williams is set to face canadian bianca andreescu.ached the final in her u.s. open debut by defeating number 13 seed belinda >> andreescu iit oand. debu vewi w thene >> coming up"c" wh happens to ps when they retire. kris van cleave takes us to an airplane boneyard in the desert. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." airplane boneyard in the desert. i'm anne-marie green. i'mfor mild-to-moderate eczema, there's eucrisa. it's steroid free. do not use if you are allergic to eucrisa or its ingredients. allergic reactions may occur at or near the application site. the most common side effect is application site pain. ask your doctor about eucrisa. yof your daily routine.lf so why treat your mouth any differently? listerine® completes the job by preventing plaque, early gum disease, and killing up to 99.9% of germs. try listerine® and for on-the-go, try listerine® ready! tabs™ i actually don't even know what that is! is your body wash gentle on your microbiome? it's your skin's living protective layer. ...like a barrier. so,

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the canadian teenager bianca andreescu has beaten serena williams to win us open women's singles title won her maiden grand slam title after beating williams 6—3, 7—5. she becomes canada's first grand slam champion. now on bbc news, dateline. hello. welcome to dateline london, i'm carrie gracie. this week: boris johnson's promise that he would do oi’ johnson's promise that he would do ordie to johnson's promise that he would do or die to deliver brexit by october the 31st has become do or die in a ditch. despite a full house of parliamentary defeats, nothing else changed in his message stop either doing or dying is still defiantly scheduled for october the 31st, so oui’ scheduled for october the 31st, so our question today: is the british prime minister digging himself a ditch in which to die or demonstrating exactly the determination that will do in the end? my guess, italian writer and filmmaker. ian martin of the times. mark rush. and stephanie baker of bloomberg news. thanks for coming in. the palace of westminster has seen many extraordinary political dramas over the past 1000 yea

her first title in new york — before andreescu was even born.ion to keep playing. i would definitely still be playing if i had already passed it. but i've had so many chances to pass it and to have a lot more, so... but it's cool because i am playing in am era... five eras with so many amazing players. i think if you look at the span of the career and the players i have played, it's amazing that i was able to get this many. i have always dreamt of this moment ever since i was a little kid, but i don't think many people would have actually thought that it would become a reality. i think for me, it all started in auckland and then at indian wells, and then i kept believing in myself. but i think that that moment after the match, i wasjust in shock. but at the same time, i fought really hard to get to this point, so i really think i deserve to be in the finals. 0ur tennis correspondent russell fuller, is in new york for us ahead of that match. he says serena has nothing left to prove to tennis fans, but has one burning ambition left herself. there

the canadian teenager bianca andreescu has beaten serena williams to win us open women's singles titlethe 19—year—old won her maiden grand slam title after beating williams 6—3, 7—5. she becomes canada's first grand slam champion. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week: spaceport america. superfast weather satellites. and using vr to understand cancer treatment and recovery. 50 years after the first humans landed on the moon, a new space race is under way. but today, it is notjust nations that are competing to put ships and people into space. private companies are getting in on it as well. in fact, they are leading the charge. elon musk‘s spacex already delivers cargo to the iss and is now one of several companies exploring the notion of space tourism — putting non—professional astronauts into space. it has already signed up billionaire yusaku maezawa to take a trip around the moon. amazon boss and the world's richest man, jeff bezos, is also planning to take passengers to the edge of space by the end of 2019 with his company blue origin, and has ambitions to land humans on th

she lost to straight sets to bianca andreescu.he first canadian and first player born in the 2,000s to win a tennis major. >> i've been dreaming of this moment for the longest time. for it to become a reality is just so crazy. i guess these visualizations really, really work. >> honestly and truly it's so frustrating. so close, so close, so close, yet, so far away. >> serena has to wait next year to go for grand slam title number 24. when andreescu was 16 and winning a junior tournament she wrote herself a fake check like she had just won the u.s. open and that became true yesterday. i don't know what amount she put on that check three years ago but i'm guessing it was not 3.85 million because her face lit up when they handed her the check yesterday. >> i'm going home and writing myself a check! >> hold on, serena. number 24 is coming! hold on! >>> rapper and businessman jay-z's partnership with the nfl is again being scrutinized after a chicago nonprofit received 200 thousand dollar grant from jay-e and the league. crushers club

it was andreescu's day.the first canadian woman to win a major title as serena has lost four straight grand slam titles. >>> third quarter. u.s. up 11. you can't leave donovan mitchell alone for a corner pocket three like that. u.s. won 69-53. to improve to 4-0 in world cup play. and it gets better. cal against washington in football. stanford at usc in football. as are playing the tigers. the giants have the dodgers. man. boy. talk about moving pictures on the late show. that's what we got tonight at 10:00 and 11:00. >> let me ask you. antonio brown is released from the raiders within 40 seconds. >> within a cup of coffee, he's a patriot. >> did they come to an agreement before he was released? >> no. the raiders release him and he is just unrestricted. >> and they negotiate a deal? >> i'm sure his first phone call was to bill belichick and the patriots. they do a deal and it is done. just like that. just like that. >> it's incredible. >> that's how it works. >>> coming up, tropical storm dorian is not done

andreescu, are we looking at the next women's star? absolutely.ng to watch. she has everything, really. she has a lot of power, she has touch, imagination on the court, and she carries herself around the court as if she's been playing on the big stage is four yea rs. playing on the big stage is four years. and yet here she is only in her first full years. and yet here she is only in herfirst full us years. and yet here she is only in her first full us open. she lost in the qualifying a year ago, she is in the qualifying a year ago, she is in the final today and she's already a break—up on serena williams. interesting stuff going on. how do you expect the match to play out? very interesting question. you could make a strong argument for pretty much any manner of results and method of getting there, really. i kinda think it could end up being close because these two players have been head and shoulders better than anyone else in the draw. it is the best of three sets. that's not very long to get your form and if you come out nervous, you find yourse

in tennis, the canadian teenager, bianca andreescu, has beaten serena williams to win us open women'ses title. the nineteen—year old won her maiden grand slam title after beating williams 6—3, 7—5. she becomes canada's first grand slam champion. now on bbc news, an inside out west climate change special, with exclusive access to the campaign group extinction rebellion. exclusive interviews with the people behind extinction rebellion. i know it sounds a bit odd, but i did know since being nine that there was something going to come. and i've been preparing. plus, i meet the curry king who wants to ditch plastic. i'm no expert, but that is not going to be very environmentally friendly. that's definitely not. that's why we want to get rid of it. and what impact is climate change having on birds in your back garden? tonight, we're tackling the hottest story right now... the future of our planet. whatever you think of extinction rebellion, you will have heard of them. but did you know it all started in a small town right here in the west country? whose streets? our streets! it's been a sum

andreescu is the first canadian to win a grand slam.. it's really hard right now to take that moment in and to say, "you did ok," because i don't believe i did, you know? i believe i could have played better. i believe i could have done more. i believe i could have just been a better... been more serena today. honestly i don't think serena showed up and i have to kind of figure out how to get her to show up in grand slam finals. great britain has a champion at the us open. jamie murray and bethanie mattek—sands retained their mixed doubles title, beating the top seeds chan hao—ching and michael venus in straight sets. murray is the first man in the open era to win three successive mixed doubles titles at flushing meadows. sir mo farah has become the first athlete to win the great north run for a sixth consecutive time. he beat off competition from tamarit tola of ethiopia to win the race in a time of 59 minutes and seven seconds. that's his fastest ever time at the great north run and his fastest half marathon time. i have really enjoye

but she couldn't hold on, and andreescu made her own piece of history. phenomenal win for her.us open tennis jamie murray and bethanie mattek—sands retained their mixed doubles title. beating the top seeds chan hao—ching and michael venus in straight sets. it's the fourth year in a row that murray has won a title at flushing meadows. by contrast, it was really straight forward for england's footballers this evening at wembley, as they cruised to a 4—0 win over bulgaria... to go back to the top of their euro 2020 qualifying group. captain harry kane was set up by raheem stirling for their first, before he added two penalties for a hat—trick and he returned the favour, getting sterling's name on the scoresheet too, as england made it three wins from three. that's all the sport for now. catch up what all of those on the bbc sport website. for me, all for 110w. bbc sport website. for me, all for now. see you later on. thank you. the british chambers of commerce says two—fifths of uk businesses haven't done even a basic risk assessment of the consequences of a ‘no deal‘ brexit. the

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she‘ll meet bianca andreescu in saturday‘s showpiece.spital in singapore. a warning that this report from our correspondent in zimbabwe, shingai nyoka, contains flash photography. chanting prime minister robert mugabe! he was once zimbabwe‘s liberator, leading a war against white minority rule. but by the end, the adulation president robert mugabe once enjoyed was gone. he cemented his power winning overwhelmingly at elections in 1980. as leader of a new nation he set about creating a better country than the one he inherited. and for a while he succeeded. there can never be any return to the state of armed conflict which existed before our commitment to peace and the democratic process of election under the lancaster house agreement. surely, this is now time to beat our swords into ploughshares. but beneath the veneer lay a dark side. mr mugabe deployed a crack military unit to southern zimbabwe to deal with hundreds of insurgents. between 1983 and 1987, thousands were murdered and the world turned a blind eye. mugabe was the great hope.

won 7—6, 6—3 against her good friend and the 22—year—old swiss will face canadian 15th seed bianca andreescun 25th seed elise mertens next and the win over vekic will put her in the top 10 of the world rankings. first of all we were both after tough times in the quarter—final so for both, we were both happy and i think we are professional enough to be friends of think we are professional enough to befriends of the court and on the court to do our work and keep it focused and i think we did well and iam sure focused and i think we did well and i am sure that off the court we are still friends. i dreamt of this is a little kid so i'iow i dreamt of this is a little kid so now that i am here i am enjoying it and especially playing in a stadium like this in front of a crowd like this. thank you very much to everyone for coming out and supporting us. i am definitely disappointed right now because i really wanted to win and i could not so really wanted to win and i could not so now really wanted to win and i could not so now i am going to discuss with my team what went wrong today and how we can pr

and of course we saw bionca andreescu upset serena williams.game style is described as game sloppy by another top ten, and medvedev says, yes, thatis top ten, and medvedev says, yes, that is what i try to do, to make my opponent miss. he takes giant strides around the court, run down a lot of balls. he can be a bit of a defensive wall at times. nadal is himself good at that as well. i think medvedev is proved throughout this us open he has great power, endurance to last of those long matches. russell fuller live in new york for us. that's our correspondence, rough and the dow due to be out on court at 9pm at flushing meadows —— rafael nadal do to be out on court. chelsea's women played a super league match at stamford bridge for the first time this afternoon — and they enjoyed a winning start to their season. they beat league newcomers tottenham 1—0, thanks to a brilliant strike from bethany england. our sports correspondent natalie pirks reports. a familiar rivalry inafamiliarsetting. with chelsea handing out free tickets, 211,000 fans turned

canadian teenager bianca andreescu posed with her us open trophy atop the rockefeller cenre on sundayhe claimed her first grand slam title with a straight sets win over serena williams the day before. a year ago the 19—year—old canadian had failed to even qualify for the tournament. ijust went into it like i do in every match i go into. it definitely wasn't easy, i'm in the finals against serena williams, but i think iam most against serena williams, but i think i am most proud of the way i'm able to get into my zone and i was able to get into my zone and i was able to block out the crowd because they we re to block out the crowd because they were really, really loud yesterday. ifi were really, really loud yesterday. if i didn't do that, i'm sure serena would have won that a second set. so i'm really glad that how i handled everything. australia have retained the ashes — beating england by 185 runs in manchester to win the fourth test of the five match series and take a 2—1 lead. england's resistance was broken late on the final day — meaning australia will leave the country with the

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if she wins, against the nineteen—year old canadian bianca andreescu, she will equal the record for thestories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with the daily express, in common with many of the uk press lead with boris johnson's quote that he'd rather be "dead in a ditch" than delay brexit as the arguments continue about how britain leaves the european union. germany's frankfurter allgemeine zeitung is leading with threats from turkish president erdogan that he will open up the route for migrants in to europe if he does not get support for his plans to resettle refugees in northern syria. le figaro is focusing on tension between iran and the us. they say that despite president macron's attempts to ease the escalation — tehran is pushing ahead with downgrading its nuclear accord commitments.

it will be either belinda bencic or andreescu.tralia's steve smith was the star of the show on day two of the 4th ashes test against england at old trafford as he notched a double century. smith has now scored 584 runs in just four innings in this series and after missing the third test due to a concussion injury has put his side firmly in control. our sports correspondent andy swiss was watching in manchester. once again it was australia ‘s day and once again it belonged to steve smith. he began the day on 60 and he may not have gotte n began the day on 60 and he may not have gotten much further had jofra archer taken a difficult caught and bowled chance. but from there smith moved up through the gears and reached the century just moved up through the gears and reached the centuryjust before lunch. england took two wickets in the morning session but in the afternoon things began to unravel for them. they were dropped catches and then when smith was on 118 they thought they had got him out, caught in the slips but replay showed th

a lot of people are excited about teeenager bianca andreescu.s been really impressive. she is having an amazing year. maybe not the best in the cs open so far, but she has the country. the quarterfinal was a good example. she tried to read back into the match and won the deciding set fairly co mforta bly. and won the deciding set fairly comfortably. she has not lost a completed match since the 1st of march. she won two big titles on the wto to in march and then in toronto just before the cs open. she looks like she'll be a big star if she is not one already. she is out of a difference, she starts the day not by grabbing her phone and checking social media, but by making sure she has 30 minutes of what she calls creative visualisation. meditation, often chosen a bit of yoga, too. teams look to take a step closer to booking their places in the european championship final over the next few days. group d leaders republic of ireland, take on switzerland tonight. northern ireland, also top their group — and they have a key euro 2020 qualifier against

herfirst title in new york, before andreescu was even born.d definitely still be playing if i had already passed it. but i have had so many chances to pass it and to have a lot more, so... but it is cool but i am playing with so many life air of so many amazing players. i think if you look at the span of the career of the players i have played, it is amazing that i was able to play this many. i have always dreamt of this moment ever since i was a little kid but i don't think many people would have actually thought that it would become a reality. i think for me, it all started in auckland and then at indian wells and then i kept believing in myself. but i think that that moment after the match, i wasjust in shock. but at that that moment after the match, i was just in shock. but at the that that moment after the match, i wasjust in shock. but at the same time, i fought really hard to get to this point sol time, i fought really hard to get to this point so i really think i deserve to be in the finals. we will let you know how they get on and tha

. >> reporter: if she can defeat a 19-year-old canadian phenomenon named bianca andreescu, her name will once again be entered in the history books, tied with margaret court for the all-time number of grand slam single title wins, 24. among those expected in the crowd saturday cheering williams on, the duchess of sussex, meghan markle. an old friend. but it isn't just the extraordinary young canadian with the big swing and a big future the 37-year-old serena will be playing against on saturday. it's herself >> it brings out highs and lows >> reporter: trying to put nerves and history to the side and just play the game as only she can do cynthia mcfadden, nbc news, new york >> always thrilling to watch her play >>> that is "nbc nightly news" for this friday alme . >>> right now at 6:00, it is going to be a loud night in san francisco. metallica performing the first concert at the chase center. gates open in 30 minutes. i'll look at the excitement to be expected. >>> plus a supermarket parking lot now the scene of a homicide. detectives in the south bay trying to find out what happened. >>

open women's final. 19-year-old bianca andreescu defeated serena williams. young canadian captured her first grand slam trophy in straight sets and denying serena williams a 24th title. the first canadian to win a grand slam title. >> this isn't the only time i visualized playing in the finals actually against serena williams. it's so crazy, man. i've been -- sorry. i've been dreaming of this moment for the longest time. >> this was actually a rematch. andreescu defeated williams last month when williams withdrew with an injury from their finals match. >>> still ahead here on cnn "newsroom", a prominent member of his cabinet has quit and she is not mincing words with her disgust. a live report from the united kingdom, london, up next for you. >>> and it hangs over the irish border as well. why dairy farmers are especially worried. stay with us. get free smartphones too! get 4 new lines of unlimited and 4 free phones for just 30 bucks a line! ♪ ( ♪ ) only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. t

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. >> reporter: if she can defeat a 19-year-old canadian phenomenon named bianca andreescu, her name will once again be entered in the history books, tied with margaret court for the all-time number of grand slam single title wins, 24. among those expected in the crowd saturday cheering williams on, the duchess of sussex, meghan markle. an old friend. but it isn't just the extraordinary young canadian with the big swing and a big future the 37-year-old serena will be playing against on saturday. it's herself >> it brings out highs and lows >> reporter: trying to put nerves and history to the side and just play the game as only she can do cynthia mcfadden, nbc news, new york >> always thrilling to watch her play >>> that is "nbc nightly news" for this friday i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thanks for watching have a great weekend and good night >> today on "steve"/ steve: this is a celebration. this is all about seven years coming to a close. e're going to give four-year scholarships to all of these young men right here. [applause] >> yay! steve: bishop t.d. jakes is here. you

open by 19-year-old canadian bianca andreescu, marveling at beating a 23-time grand slam champion to hoist her first. >> this year has been a dream come true, and now being able to play on this stage against serena, a true legend of the sport, is amazing. >> reporter: for williams, a record-tying 24th grand slam which would be shared with margaret court must go back to court, and all the hard work it will take to reach another final. >> i was just fighting at that point. i was just, you know, trying to stay out there a little bit longer >> reporter: from that first slam way back in '99, williams has amassed a dizzying 22 others, wimbledon, france, down under over two decades williams took a break to start a family a couple of years ago and has chased the elusive record ever since, coming up short four times now >> i have never seen it in my life -- >> reporter: including last year's open today, the same outcome for a legend of the sport who shows no signs of hanging up the racket >> i just feel really honored to be out here, and i'm just so proud that i'm still, you know, out here an

then on saturday, 19-year-old tennis phenom bianca andreescu beating serena williams in straight stoats. >> she apologized to serena. it was kind of cute. >> i know you guys wanted serena to win, so i'm so sorry. ( audience reacts ) >> wow! she won the u.s. open then apologized for it. that has to be the most canadian thing ever. ( laughter ) that's more canadian than eating out of the stanley cup. >> it is serena. she's a legend. if i was playing her, i would apologize every time i returned the ball. sorry! you're a queen! i love you! >> this wasn't even close, jaboukie. serena was beat in straight sets. she got wrapped, packed and sent home to momma. >> what do you mean? >> this is a sportscaster thing, you exaggerate. >> she didn't just beat her, she grabbed her, stabbed her and cut her (~bleep ) head off. ( laughter ) >> we'll work on that. when one season comes to an end, another begins. the n.f.l. is back. >> opening weekend was a disaster for new york. the giants and the jets lost. >> so you did watch. >> no, i just assumed. ( laughter ) >> speaking of new york losing, one former

the canadian teenager bianca andreescu has beaten serena williams to win the us open women's singlesitle. the 19—year—old won her maiden grand slam title after beating williams 6—3, 7—5. she becomes canada's first grand slam champion. now on bbc news, it's time for a look back at the week in parliament. hello and welcome to the week in parliament — a few historic, extraordinary, tumultuous days filled with government defeats, party expulsions, defections and resignations. on this programme: mps back a bill demanding the pm ask for a brexit extension and push no deal off the table. boris johnson says it puts the eu in charge. there is only one way to describe this deal — it isjeremy corbyn‘s surrender bill! his is a government with no mandate, no morals, and, as of today, no majority. the prime minister tries and fails to call a general election. the motion has not obtained the majority required under the fixed—term parliaments act 2011. unlock. also on this programme: mps react to the news that the pm's brother is to quit as a minister and mp. applause in the commons for a labour bac

open. 19-year-old canadian bianca andreescu, who just last summer ranked outside the top 200, beat serena williams in straight sets, 6-3, 7-5. a victory for williams would have had her tied for most grand slam titles in women's history. that will have to wait for another day. earlier, i spoke with u.s.t.a. boe.o. gordon smith about how ndnnis legends and newcomers are making big changes to the women's game. in a moment of defeat came a lesson in how to triumph. r iosfeated crowd favorite ff-year-old cori coco gauff, osaka invited her to join her in an on-court interview. something that doesn't typically happen in tennis. gauff refused at first, worried she would cry the entire time. osaka was overheard saying, "it would be better than crying in the shower later." >> i'm going to learn a lot from this match. and she's been so sweet to me, so thank you for this. i don't want people to think i'm taking this moment away from her. e,e really deserves it, so pneumonia. >> ninan: as new tennis stars emerge, they're setting the bar higher, a bar that was never low to begin, says gordon smith the

and the 22—year—old swiss will face canadian 15th seed bianca andreescu, who came from a set down toll put her in the top ten of the world rankings. i dreamt of this like a little kid. so now that i'm here, i'm really enjoying it, and especially playing ata enjoying it, and especially playing at a stadium like this, in front of at a stadium like this, in front of a crowd like this. so thank you very much. while matteo berrettini is also into his first ever grand slam semi—final after a five—set win over france's gael monfils. the italian had never before been past the round of 16 at a grand slam, and in a match that last almost four hours, he won the deciding set in a tie—break on his fifth match point to progress. steve smith notched up a record—extending eighth successive ashes half—century, and will head into the second day of the fourth ashes test against england unbeaten on 60, with the tourists to resume on 170—3. on a rain—shortened first day in manchester, the hosts struck early, removing openers david warner and marcus harris, before marnus labuschagne and smith put on 116 f

at 4 hours, 57 minutes while on the women's side, it was a stunning upset with 19-year-old bianca andreescu of canada, beating serena williams despite the cheering section including meghan markle. williams was looking to tie the all time record of 24 grand slam singles titles. >> i'm still really honored to be out here and i'm just so proud that i'm still out here and competing at this level because it's not easy. >> and you were there for the men's final, right >> yes, i was. that's why i'm bleary eyed this morning, because it went on longer than we thought it was just one of the most stunning matches because it seemed like it was over, like really over, i was getting my purse and getting ready to go home, and somehow this russian was able to pull it out and make it go to five sets. >> it was so funny how the crowd started cheering for him. >> he went from this villain, and new york didn't like him, and then they were rooting for him because he had so much heart out there. >> all of this great for the sport. >> and bianca is going to be here live in the next hour we'll tell you more about