cori gauff. the 15—year—old announces herself to the tennis world by stunning venus williams at wimbledon. to the tennis world by stunning kyle edmund avoids a first round shock with a straight sets win overjaume munar. and ahead of their world cup semi final against the usa, england's lucy bronze tells us why she feels right at home in lyon. wimbledon 2019 is under way. a fortnight guaranteed to entertain in equal measures. and we are in for a treat. it has been a good day for the brits. djokovic looked at home on centre court. at just 15 years djokovic looked at home on centre court. atjust 15 years old, she defeated williams. here is lydia campbell. for so long, venus williams has ruled these courts. she is a five—time wimbledon champion and had w011 five—time wimbledon champion and had won two of those titles before cori gauff was even born. but as with life, there always has to be a changing of the guard, and for the 15—year—old, perhaps that time is nigh. as she played the former world numb

venus who is 39, beaten by 15—year—old cori gauff who a p pa re ntly beaten by 15—year—old cori gauffed by her dad. we were watching the end of it. what an incredible start! such a remarkable young woman. venus had won four grand slam titles before gough was born. such a great start. such a remarkable win but what i love from her as the quote that i wouldn't be here if it wasn't for her. because she had inspired her? usual model she beats today but a lovely passing of the torch in some ways. we talked about role models in women's football and venus and serena. the number of young women they have inspired to play the game must be countless! and these images are so brilliant. the look of sheer shock and disbelief on her face. i think that captures the magnitude of what she has done. as she has realised i have beaten my heroin and now this sky is the limit. great to see you both. thank you for being with us. that's it for the papers this hour. kate and james will be back at 11.30pm for another look at the papers, and don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bb

and cori gauff has done it again.he 15—year—old american is through to the third round at wimbledon. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the footballing news that the netherlands are through to the women's world cup final after a 1—0 extra—time win over sweden. the european champions will now face holders usa in sunday's final, also in lyon. colm harrison reports. the netherlands may be european champions, but in playing in a world cup semi—final, they were breaking new ground. for sweden, though, it isa new ground. for sweden, though, it is a fairly well worn path. this is their fourth is a fairly well worn path. this is theirfourth time in is a fairly well worn path. this is their fourth time in the last four, and they were run back into thousand three. a goalless first half maybe should have been expected between two sides who like to leave it late to score, and so it came to pass. this goalmouth scramble was the nearest either side came to a goal in the opening 45 minutes. both teams went close

cori gauff.n her way out for her grand slam debut. and as she faced off against her idol, five times wimbledon champion venus williams, she could be forgiven for pinching herself. instead she was the very picture of composure. 39—year—old venus may well have taken a moment to contemplate her own stratospheric rise at the same age. the baton was being handed over. it's a dream debut for the 15—year—old! the joy etched on the faces of her parents caused her own to crumble, a reminder she'sjust 15. have we witnessed a future champion in the making? after the match i told herjust thank you for everything she did. and i wouldn't be here if it wasn't for her. and i was just telling her that she is so inspiring and i always wanted to tell her that. even though i met her before, i guess now i had the guts to! but it was a different story for naomi osaka. the us and australian open champion was one of the pretournament favourites. today it looked as if expectation was weighing heavily on her shoulders as

cori gauff takes centre stage, good her run continue?tage is set for the dream jewel of andy murray and serena williams. i am at the bbc sport centre. also coming up. england stalwart karen carney says she is retiring from football after tomorrow's match against sweden. and the legendary racing punditjohn mccririck, one of the most recognisable faces in the sport has died at the age of 79. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm john watson. another beautiul day in swi9, news on andy murray and serena williams to come. we start though with the other big story in town. that of the 15—year—old sensation coco goff who was hoping to reach the fourth round after two hugely impressive wins against venus williams and magdalena rybarikova. she was up against polona hercog. james burford reports. teenagers write? always listening to their music. she has a pretty good excuse their music. she has a pretty good excuse though it is a big day for her. not since 1990 have we seen anything quite like this. jennifer capriati is a 14—year—old reached the 14—y

also playing today is 15—year—old cori gauff — who beat her hero venus williams on monday. can we look forward to this afternoon?m tournament so far, what can we look forward to this afternoon? if you thought there had been a lot of focus on cori gauff on monday that is just likely to intensify today when she plays a second round match at around 7pm against magdalena rybarikova. her motto isjust at around 7pm against magdalena rybarikova. her motto is just to wing it and she has done a pretty good job of that so far. her opponent is a former semifinalist here but you would not bet against him to cause another upset. overnight with confirmation andy murray and serena williams will be pairing up in the mixed doubles and andy murray had been keeping his recovery from hip surgery quite low— key recovery from hip surgery quite low—key but this could turn into one of the stories of the fortnight. they both have good form in singles and doubles and hopefully they can be the perfect match. he is back playing and playing with one of the most famous tennis players in recent history.

yes and we are still feeling the tremors from last night when cori gauff progress. we have three brits in action. in the singles, arie —— we have three brits in action in the singles, and we have andy murray in action in the doubles. ashley barty is playing against harriet dart. it is impressive when you consider she had not won before her opening week here. we hope harriet dart fares better than she did the last time she played on a show court when she was beaten by maria sharapova 6—0, 6—0 at the australian open at the start of the year. on court two, andy murray will be alongside serena williams in the mixed doubles. that match was moved from yesterday to today. but he is in men's doubles action at the

cori gauff also appears on the front of the times, which reveals that umpires at wimbledon are no longer as "miss" or "mrs". the tournament says it has to move with the times. the daily express focuses on the ongoing battle for number 10 as rivals borisjohnson and jeremy hunt slug it out over the prospect of a no—deal brexit. and let's end by showing you the front page of tomorrow's hong kong standard. those images of protestors smashing their way through the parliament building return with the headline ‘legco occupied'. legco it is the legislative council of hong kong, the parliament of the territory. let's start with the telegraph and that quite dramatic picture, unusual, because they are old carry these umbrellas to shield them when they are outside from the sun and some rain as well but also from teargas as well. remarkable scenes in hong kong. thousands of protesters storming the iron gates literally and broke into parliament where they were doing graffiti, hosting flags and protesting onto the 22nd anniversary of hong kong handover from the british council to the chinese government

this 15—year—old cori gauff hasjust about her. beat williams, her idol, someone she said it would be a dream to share a court with her. how good would it be to go one better than that? she did, winning her second match last night. what was really interesting was watching the crowd, they were very much on her side. shearing for every single move. she had talked about her motto to wing it. idid had talked about her motto to wing it. i did not look like it last night. she looked very composed, very confident, well beyond her 15 years. i think the thought now is what could happen next? how far can she go in the tournament? her next opponent has never got past the third round and she did say she does not care who is on the other side of the court from her, she can beat anyone. she looks incredibly confident. holly, thank you so much. ido confident. holly, thank you so much. i do not know if you saw that match but she was just astonishing. fabulous. a sensation in the side, i can tell you. this is beyond 100 days from the bbc. coming up

let's talk about cori gauff first. what sort of man shall be expecting this afternoon? —— match. and the defending champion novakjock at edges on centre court at the moment, ican imagine edges on centre court at the moment, i can imagine some of those will nip over to court to because that is where cori gauff will be hoping her wimbledon fairy tale can continue. shejust took wimbledon fairy tale can continue. she just took the world of tennis by storm, when she beat her idol, venus williams, someone who had two wimbledon titles under her belt before cori gauff was even born. how enough can she talk that —— top that? coco seems very relaxed. she had our own fairy tale here a couple of years ago when she was the lowest ranked person to reach the semifinals of wimbledon in nearly a decade. carly does not seem to bother, she said her mother is to wing it —— coco she is going to enjoyed whatever happens. she has left her much anyway. she, like cushing, is abnormal. how do be so relaxed. one much, i'm not saying she was a big name in her own right in some ways, in one match, she has be

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and finally, what a week it's been for cori gauff.heroes in roger federer on wednesday. the women's tennis association posted this on twitter — with the caption ‘yeah we got that on camera...the moment greatness meets future greatness' and then after that she duly beat magdalena rybarikova to move into the third round. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me tulsen tollett and the rest of the team that is your thursday sport briefing that is indeed. once described as ‘the most important and original scientific thinker in the world', james lovelock is still a hugely influential environmental thinker — and he's about to celebrate his 100th birthday. in the 1960's he was a campaigning eco—pioneer, today he's a firm advocate of nuclear power. the bbc‘s mishal husain has been to meet him at his home on the south coast of england — as his new book "novacene: the coming age of hyper intelligence" is published. james lovelock is about to celebrate his 100th birthday for the p is one of the mos

cory gauff, one of the standout stories in the opening day.ck in action against magdalena rybarikova, action against magdalena rybarikova, a much tougher test for the 15—year—old who has become the youngest person ever to make through to the main draw in the open era. if she can come through against rybarikova, it will be once again one of the stories of the wimbledon championships. thank you very much indeed. john watson keeping us up—to—date with everything at wimbledon. if you can find other ways, keeping us up—to—date at wimbledon, there is a platter of options on the bbc sport website. all the sports are light. it is also available on tms, on five live sports extra. for now, the bbc sport website is waken had, bbc doc or dot uk --... theresa may has been grilled by the labour leader jeremy corbyn for one of her last times as prime minister. let's get more reaction to this and to the goings on in prime minister's questions from our assistant political editor, norman smith. 0ne tory mp coming out of pm key is a few minutes ago, said he had

we will see the 15—year—old sensation cori gauff in action and it will be interesting to see how shed slam winner. john mcenroe made the claim after she beat venus williams in the sensational win in the opening match, 24 years her senior, that player, he said that if she is not world number one by the age of 20, he will be shocked. as you can imagine, huge pressure on her shoulders. it'll be interesting to see how she gets on later. arguably, this is the easier match of the two she has faced so far, she is a sensation, future grand slam winner, one of the stories of the tournament so one of the stories of the tournament so far, having beaten venus williams and thena so far, having beaten venus williams and then a former wimbledon semifinalist, big things expected and she will be making her centre court appearance later on. caroline wozniacki, one of the top seeds, beaten by her chinese opponent, extremely frustrated in this one, she was 4—0 up in the first set, but she was 4—0 up in the first set, but she grew exceptionally frustrated with hawk— eye decisions she grew exceptionally f

and the fairytale is over for 15—year—old cori gauff, but britain's joanna but britain'sjoanna kontat to the quarterfinals at wimbledon. and coming up on bbc news... it's much more straightforward for serena, as williams reaches another quarterfinal, and rafa nadal also books his place in the next round. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the bbc has learnt that tens of millions of pounds of public money is feared to have been lost to fraudsters who are targeting the government's universal credit benefits system. often pretending to be from the localjob centre, the scammers offer to get money on behalf of claimants in return for a fee. the unsuspecting claimants often realise they've been duped only when their current benefits stop, they're left in debt and having to repay the money to the government. 0ne government source has told us that around 100,000 requests for loans are made each month, and 10% are suspected to be fraudulent, with a typical illegal loan totalling around £1,500. it means fraud with universal credit is potentially four times higher than other benef

unexpected drama at wimbledon and 15-year-old cori gauff right in the middle of it. >> reporter: in thisorning's gma first look, controversy. >> a star is born. >> 15-year-old cori gauff has been the darling of wimbledon, a cinderella of serves who took out venus williams earlier in the week. >> it is a dream debut for the 15-year-old. is now rocketing towards the third round. >> i was not thinking about venus. i was just playing my game. >> this morning she is stuck in the middle of an awkward situation. jay clark admitteding he dumped his doubles partner to play with coco instead. >> she asked me to play. i made a decision to play. probably the biggest name in the tournament. she is a really cool kid. >> coming up, we will have more on doubles gate with your gma first look. >> why are we talking about his controversy of dropping the partner of her controversy of asking in the first place? >> i don't know. i don't understand tennis etiquette. >> like dumping your date before prom. >> it happens. the bay area shows the fourth of july spirit. >> how firefighters got a handle on this explo

there's also a picture of cori gauff following her wimbledon victory over venus williams.rotesters inside hong kong's parliament building, moments before spray—painting graffiti. it also reports that tory leadership contender borisjohnson could abolish or merge several government departments if he becomes prime minister. the daily express also focuses on the continuing battle number ten. it sasteremy hunt has gone "toe—to—toe" with his rival over his stance on a no—deal brexit. it's also looking ahead to the women's world cup semi—final declaring the "lionesses are ready to roar". and finally, the sun leads on the stowaway story which we're also reporting this morning. it says the man fell just three feet from a resident who had been sunbathing in the garden. an incredible story. sticking with that story for a moment — a similar scenario occurred back in 2012, when a man in his 20's was found dead on a residential street in west london, after also falling from a flight heading for heathrow airport. at the time, bbc world reporter rob walker explained how the stowaway could

a lovely picture of cori gauff. the time says the sky is the limit.an follow wimbledon across the bbc, including johanna konta, who is second upper one court. bbc one, bbc two, the red button. 18 courts you can choose from on the iplayer and the bbc sport website. bbc two from 10:30am. tonight, the big one, can england make history and reach their first world cup final against the usa? it kicks off at a table coverage starts from 7:30pm on bbc one. it is a very busy day, wimbledon and the women's world cup and we will have updates on bbc news throughout the day. well — as we've just been hearing, tonight the lionesses take on the usa for a place in the women's world cup final. no fewer than seven of the squad come from the north east of england where the first elite football academies for school girls are set to be launched. john maguire has more. we are in the north—east. girls have been training this morning, a lot of skill involved a lot of dedication and enthusiasm as well. they are enjoying playing. we said to them, you don't need to come out unt

and cori gauff is through to the second week of wimbledon. the 15—year—old american beat slovenia's polona hercog in a thrilling contest, saving two match points along the way. it's 3:30 in the morning, in a moment samira ahmed will be here for newswatch, but first on bbc news it's time for click. a warm welcome to click. welcome to click. welcome to click, i am spencer kelly. finally we have reached a very special milestone. we have been on air every week of every year, without a break, since we launched in the year 2000, which means this week you are watching season one, episode 1000. and to celebrate, we are making a world first. doing new things is in our dna. i am floating on air. which is why we don't just show you the tech, we use the tech to push the boundaries of what's possible on tv. here is the team. it is marc on camera one and two, simon on camera three and four, jen on five, nima on six and seven, ben on eight and this is thalia on nine. this was the world's first full tv programme to be filmed and edited only on mobile devices

and this story is trending on bbc.com. 15—year—old cori gauff has caused a major shock at wimbledon byng former champion, venus williams. the american teenager beat her opponent in straight sets. congratulations to her. goodbye from me. and the top story in the uk: a suspected stowaway who is believed to have fallen from the landing gear of a flight into heathrow airport has been found dead in a london garden. now on bbc news live to singapore for asia business report. donald trump's trade was that the us threatens the european union with ta riffs threatens the european union with tariffs on another $4 billion worth of goods, including scotch whiskey and italian cheese. the first delivery on a promise of every village going online. good morning asia, hello world! it is a tuesday. glad you could join us with an action packed addition of asia business report. we kick off with global trade was. just days after reaching a truce with china, washington has ratcheted up pressure on europe over aircraft subsidies. threatening tariffs of another $4 billion worth of european union goods and this

and cori gauff, at 15 years old has beaten seven sign grand slam champion venus williams in straight674. the teenager described thing on court with one of her idols is a dream come true —— 674, 6—4. court with one of her idols is a dream come true -- 674, 6-4. she just told me good luck. after the match i told her thank you for everything she did and i wouldn't be here if it wasn't for her. and i was just telling her that she is so inspiring, like, ialways just telling her that she is so inspiring, like, i always wanted to tell her that even though i met her before it. i guess now i had the guts to do. and for the men, alexander zverev and steph honest tsitsipas both lost their opening matches —— stefan is tsitsipas. novak jockey veggies through matches —— stefan is tsitsipas. novakjockey veggies through to the second round after beating jeremy schreiber after a few brief scares. the 15 time grand slam champion cranked up the pressure. he achieved victory injust over cranked up the pressure. he achieved victory in just over two hours. next up, roger federer and rafael nadal, and ashl

and finally, a new star has been born in the world of professional tennis. 15—year—old us player cori gauffivered one of the most stunning shocks ever seen at wimbledon after beating venus williams in straight sets to reach the second round of the prestigious championship. she is 330 some ring in — make something. —— something. she is on the front pages as well. everybody has this story. absolutely shocking. it has ratcheted up. scenes where they stormed parliament. quite extreme that you wouldn't expect from somewhere like hong kong, given the last 20 years where there has been continuous protests. this seems to have taken it to a new level. there is a real uneasy feeling on the streets of hong kong. we are hearing from our correspondence and other people who are there. the worry is how the activists will take this forward. there is a polarisation of opinion in hong kong as to whether this was the right thing to do. yeah, there is a view on one hand that carrying on with peaceful protest that you so far and of course the activists who stormed would argue that it didn't get them far enough

where the spotlight will be on 15—year—old cocoa golf, but how will she fare on centre court —— cori gauffd west indies have ended their world cup campaign with a win. in a meeting of the bottom two sides in the tournament, they beat afghanistan by 23 runs in their dead rubber in leeds. west indies batted first after winning the toss — and shai hope was their top scorer with 77 as they made 311 for six from their 50 overs. evin lewis and this man nicholas pooran both weighed in with 58 runs each. pooran following up a century in the last game against sri lanka with a half—century in this one. in reply, afghanistan were bowled out for 288, losing their last wicket off the last ball of their innings, to a stunning catch from fabian allen. west indies won by 23 runs to claim only their second win of the tournament but that's nine defeats out of nine for afghanistan. we are disappointed for the performance of the team. if you look for each and every game for my game, we did a lot of mistakes, it doesn't look like the afghanistan team, not like the last 2—3 years. now to the women's ashes where

and finally, a new star has been born in the world of professional tennis. 15—year—old us player cori gauffing venus williams in straight sets to reach the second round of the prestigious championship. she is 330 some ring in — make

cori gauff is through to the second week of wimbledon. 15—year—old american beat slovenia's polona hercog in a thrilling contest, saving two match points along the way. the two candidates to be the next prime minister have been in scotland talking to conservative members, as they make their choice for their next party leader. jeremy hunt and borisjohnson have both promised to protect the union while delivering brexit. but nicola sturgeon says scotland is heading towards independence, regardless of who wins the contest. our scotland editor sarah smith sent this report from perth. welcome to scotland. noisy independence protesters are determined to be heard, as the tory leadership race arrives north of the border. at the nearby scottish game fair, voters were considering how the contest could affect scotland. borisjohnson would be more likely to lead to an independent scotland in the shorter term. why? just because he is rather outspoken, and to a certain extent, he's the antithesis of what people in scotland are looking for as a politician

and cori gauff has done it again.the third round at wimbledon. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the footballing news that the netherlands are through to the women's world cup final after a 1—0 extra—time win over sweden. the european champions will now face holders usa in sunday's final, also in lyon. colm harrison reports. the netherlands may be european champions, but in playing in a world cup semi—final, they were breaking new ground. for sweden, though, it isa new ground. for sweden, though, it is a fairly well worn path. this is their fourth is a fairly well worn path. this is theirfourth time in is a fairly well worn path. this is their fourth time in the last four, and they were run back into thousand three. a goalless first half maybe should have been expected between two sides who like to leave it

cory gauff upsets ville yarnlgs the youngest tennis player to win a match at wimbledon since 1991. imagine what she will do when she's 16. terrif ic17, wow. >> that's a good one. >> that's an incredible match. >> wow. us.hanks for joining "nightly news" starts in 60 seconds. >> see you here at 11:00. >>> breaking news tonight, the major there at facebook, tech giant office evacuated after officials say a suspicious package may have exposed employees to a deadly nerve agent. the fbi is on thesc e. >>> more breaking news tonight, the major league pitcher found dead in a hotel room. tonight's game between the angel and rangers cancelled. the teams and fans in shoc>> > the new questions after president trump's historic step seen around the world. would the u.s. allow urorth korea to keep its crent nuclear apons, and will kim jong-un visit the white house? >>> the alert you need to hear before you fly this holiday, how cyber thieves can target you at the airport. >> not just

cori gauff, or coco to herfriends, had already knocked out venus williams earlier in the tournament, their music. she had a pretty good excuse, this is quite a big occasion. she has got to zoning. but not since 1990 have we seen anything like this. jennifer capriati reached the 14 -- like this. jennifer capriati reached the 14 —— reached the fourth round that year as a 14—year—old. and what stands out most about gauff, despite being just 15, is her composure. buying shots that those double her age would be proud of. up until now the occasion has seemed utterly troubling, but maybe here, signs of stress, a double fault to hand polona hercog the first set. but if you doubt her bottle, have a look at this. going for the line takes guts, even more so when facing matchpoint. and so to a tie—break to keep her in the match. yes! and we are 1- ones set here. it is hard not to feel something. backed up by some backhand brilliance. polona hercog played the unenviable role of pantomime villain but brought plenty of spice to the match. the crowd could sense a seminal moment. over to you, coco. t

blaine alexander has maybe the best assignment in the business this week, good moing to you. >> cori gauffs so much fun to watch and we arech still watg her. shooey is set to take the court later today for a doubles match bu it is that performance that has people talking. she came back from a real squeaker of a match to victory. it seemsi corgauff's fairy tale run was all but over. >> doesn't quite have the control. >> she was down a match point when suddenly the 15-year-old fought back. with g center court another win and a spot in round 4 and a crowd that couldn't get enough. >> the people in the crowd were behind me every step of the way, and that i something i really appreciated. >> the youngest player ever to qualify for wimbledon, coc o's first tournament win v game againsus williams, someone she grew up idolizing and she ke winning turning everyone into a tennis fan. number one trend onwitter in the u.s. and uk. a who's who of celebrity congrats from samuel l. jackson and magic johnson to abby wambach and michelle obama. >> coco isterrific. >> there is the video from tina lawson, be

today she was taking on cori gauff — the youngest player to ever qualify. she is 15 years old.t to put this in perspective — venus williams had won this tournament two times before cori gauff was born. england versus usa, semifinal tomorrow. it is, and i think it is important that we get the dress code right in the bureau in washington. which team do support when you come to work? 0bviously which team do support when you come to work? obviously we have a lot of americans here, a lot of british people as well. i think that people have to wear the right kit.” people as well. i think that people have to wear the right kit. i like the way you feel. a dress code. and i like the way you kept your shirt from 1966, that is impressive. so england to win, give us the score. it's going to be... is going to be a fabulous day in the office because we have huge numbers of young americans supporting the usa women's tea m americans supporting the usa women's team who are formidably good. we obviously have a lot of people supporting the lionesses. i'm sure it will be good—humoured banter which

. >>> she has done it again, 15- year-old cori gauff keeps her historical moment and run alive afterfrom-behind rally today. >> were you holding your breath? you can exhale. >> this young lady is just amazing. at point she got emotional as her parents cheered her on after being down the first set the young american sensation saved off two match points to get the win. earlier this week she beat tennis legend venus williams. she now moves onto route 16. >> where it goes, and already knows. >> thank you for watching tonight at seven. >> see you at 11. announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey. [captioning made possible by fremantle media] [cheers and applause] steve: how's everybody? i appreciate that. thank y'all. thank you, folks. thank y'all very much. thank you, folks. i appreciate it. yeah. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. got another good one for you today, y'all. returning for their fifth and final day with a total of 41,595 bucks, from rancho cucamonga, california, it's the champs, it's the friend family. [cheers

>> reporter: the wimbledon fans erupted in cheers as they watched 15-year-old cori gauff, the youngestly defeat five-time champion venus williams in straight sets. >> she told me congratulations. >> reporter: gauff had to win three qualifying matches just to play her idol. by the time she was born, in 2004, williams had already won four grand slam titles including wasn't for her. and i was telling her that she's so inspiring. i always wanted to tell her that. >> reporter: gauff who is a resident of delray beach, florida, grew up admiring the williams sisters. she first picked up a racket at the age of 7. by the time she was 13, she was the youngest player to reach the girls finals at the u.s. open where she finished second. during this wimbledon match her parents were on the edge of their seats. >> i know they're super happy. my dad was jumping up every time i won a point. >> reporter: she is still in high school and turned pro last year. she also became the youngest player to win the girls singles championship at the french open last year. her success at the age of 15 has already caug

third set, now match point for cori gauff, chases it down, rallies to win in three, a 15- year-old becoming the youngest woman to advance to the round of 16 since george h.w. bush was in the oval office. how about that? baseball moves, reliever liam hendrickson from the a's has been named the first-team all- star replacement. some guy is having a good time. as he becomes oakland's second all-star representative. good news for him, bad news, he will be able to go fishing down the all-star. >> that is a huge fish. >> reporter: that is our catch of the day, it goes to ryan beatty and jamie alderman from the alhambra high school bass fishing club. this of earned them a spot in the national fishing championship last month in alabama where the duo finished first among the california schools and earned themselves a $60,000 scholarship. you might be able to do better. if you think you can do better, then ryan and jamie send us your fishing pictures. it is the catch of the day at kpix.com. right now, i have had no luck. so i am going to show you something else. this is aj, he is going to attempt a b

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it's been the story of the championships so far — cori gauff the 15 year old sensation looks to continue unseeded slovenian polona hertzog in the third round, and the young american says she's enjoying every second of her first wimbledon experience. last week around this time i didn't know i was coming here so it shows you have to be ready for everything and likei you have to be ready for everything and like i said, i believe everything happens for a reason and i wasn't expecting any of this. a lot of celebrities were speaking to me, i'm kind of starstruck. it has been hard to reset on, i don't know. defending men's champion novak djokovic is also back on court in the next few hours. he faces poland's hubert hurkacz for a place in the fourth round while djokovic hasn't dropped a set yet. the africa cup of nations is into the knockout stage on friday with the first of the last 16 games. and one of the group stage's most impressive performers, morocco, are first up. they take on benin, who scraped through to this stage courtesy of three draws. while in the later game uganda play senegal, b

cori gauff is through to the second week of wimbledon. 15—year—old american beat slovenia's polona hercog in a thrilling contest, saving two match points along the way. the former leader of the far—right english defence league, stephen yaxley—lennon, who calls himself tommy robinson, is facing a jail term after being found guilty of contempt of court. yaxley—lennon was convicted of filming defendants in a child sexual exploitation trial and broadcasting the footage on social media, in breach of a reporting ban on the case. our special correspondent lucy manning reports. crowd chant: shame on you! shame on you! the news that stephen yaxley—lennon had been found in contempt of court did bot go down well with his supporters outside the old bailey. some surged at the police, missiles thrown, batons raised. it had been calmer in court, where the man also known as tommy robinson just shook his head as the judge said he had interfered with the justice process. it was this controversial broadcast live on social media last year that meant he had b

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happened today. ( cheering ) the wimbledon fans erupted in cheers after they watched 15- year-old cori gauff player in the tournament, easily defeat five- time wimbledon champion venus williams in straight sets. >> she just to congratulati re just uf get the chano by the time she was born in 2004, williams had already won four grand slam titles, including two at wimbledon. >> i wouldn't be here if it wasn't for her, and i was just telling her that she's so inspiring. i always wanted to tell her that. >> begnaud: gauff, who is a resident of delray beach, florida, grew up admiring the williams sisters. she first picked up a racket at the age of seven. by the time she was 13, she was the youngest player the reach the girls' finals at the u.s. open, where she finished second. during this wimbledon match, her parents were on the edge of their seats. >> i know they're super happy. my dad was just jumping up every time i won a point. >> begnaud: she is still in high school and turned pro last year. she also became the youngest player to win the girls' singles championship at the french open last ye

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fifteen—year—old cori gauff has caused a major shock at wimbledon by beating former champion, venus williamsamerican teenager beat her opponent in straight sets. congratulations to her. by buy from me. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk welcome to hardtalk, with me, zeinab badawi. it's 60 years since beijing put down the tibetan revolt, killing tens of thousands of people. and that was also when the dalai lama began his long exile from his homeland. he is still the tibetan people's spiritual leader, but he relinquished political control eight years ago. his de facto president in exile, is my guest today, lobsang sangay, who says the situation is now critical and that tibet is a huge prison under china's unfettered rule. so what are the tibetan people's ambitions now? and what is their strategy for achieving it from the increasingly assertive and authoritarian chinese leadership? theme music plays. lobsang sangay welcome to hardtalk. thank you, zeinab. how do the tibetan people remember that revolt 60 years ago? thousands of tibetans from all over tibet gathered in lhasa, the capital cit

>> i have never won a tennis game. >> we're going to have cori gauff's mother live from wimbledon to find out how this phenom is doing the morning after that victory, which is much like alisyn camerota. >> watching from the stands. >>> we have an interesting story this morning, picking up chinese food, getting the dog from the groomer, why members of the secretary of state mike pompeo security detail say they are being treated more like couriers. we have a cnn exclusive next. freedom is the ability to go where you wanna go... ♪ and do what you wanna do. ♪ so... what do you wanna do? the 2019 jeep compass. hurry in to the 4th of july sales event and get $500 additional bonus cash on select models. visit jeep.com and is the fastest growing place to buy a car in the nation. carvana is six years old this year it's because we have thousands of people working hard to make our customers' experiences the best. it's because we have tens of thousands of cars ready to be delivered to your doorstep. and it's why hundreds of thousands of happy customers have ditched the dealership and bought thei

the oldest player in the field at 39, venus was defeated by the youngest, 15-year-old cori coco gauffph over her childs had hero. just last week she was in high school taking a science test. as nbc reports, hike schogh sch change suddenly on the courts. >> reporter: game, set, stunning. cori gauff, whose nickname is coco, serving up a victory in her first grand slam match, betweeni beating venus in her own game. the 15-year-old phenom showing no signs of nerve as she faced her idol, winning over the center court crowd with every single shot. after the match coco shaking hands with the woman who inspired her to pick up a tennis racket. >> she just told me congratulations and keep going and good luck. after i match i told her that you for everything that you did. i wouldn't be here if it wasn't for her. >> reporter: the teen tiering up on the sidelines. >> really i don't know how to feel. this is the first time i ever cried after a match or winning, obviously. >> reporter: her proud parents celebrating in the stands. >> it's a lot that she sacrificed and i'm just so happy that she's liv

the remarkable journey of the 15—year—old tennis sensation cori gauff — nicknamed coco — has seen heriday, saving two match points before fighting back to win the next two sets. it comes after her win earlier this week against five—time champion venus williams. she now plays former world number one, simona halep of romania, for a place in the last eight. john watson has more. there can be no doubt that she has been one of the stories of the tournament so far, and that story continues as coco gauff books her place in the fourth round at wimbledon, the furthest she has ever been at a grand slam. it was a performance beyond her years, we know her achievements already, knocking out venus williams in the opening round, magdalena rybarikova, a former wimbledon semifinalist, no less, in the second round, and she has overcome polona hercog here today in quite dramatic circumstances, when you consider she dropped the first set, she had to save two points in this match before managing to claw her way back into the match, salvaging the second set before closing it out over three sets. a huge amo

yesterday, though, was all about the 15—year—old sensation cori gauff who continued to light up thisback and eventually beat slovenia's polona hercog and become the youngest player to reach the last 16 there since jennifer capriati almost 30 years ago. the crowd was amazing. even when i was down match point they were still cheering me on. and i'm just super thankful that they believe in me. it's going to be a really busy day for andy murray who'll have to play both his mens doubles and mixed doubles matches. he's of course teaming up with serena williams. they were scheduled to be on centre court after coco gauff, but it was postponed because that match went on so late. serena plays first up on court one so they'll feature at some point later today. the wimbledon coverage is under way on bbc. you can follow it on the bbc sport website and app as well as radio 5live. these are live pictures from court number two with petra kvitova the 2011 and 2014 czech wimbledon champion and sixth seed up against magda linette of poland. always the way, when we go over they are taking a break. but i

yesterday was about 15—year—old cori gauff who had sent a quote mesmerised.k and eventually beat polona hercog to become the youngest player into the last 16 sincejennifer become the youngest player into the last 16 since jennifer capriati. teenagers, right? always listening to their music. she has a pretty good excuse, though — this is quite a big occasion. she's got to zone in. but not since 1990 have we seen anything quite like this. jennifer capriati, as a 1a—year—old, reached the fourth round that year. commentator: well, that's an inspired shot, i must say! and what stands out most about gauff, despite being just 15, is her composure, playing shots that those double her age would be proud of. up until now, the occasion has seemed utterly untroubling, but maybe here, signs of stress — a double fault to hand hercog the first set. but if you doubt her bottle, have a look at this. going for the line takes guts — even more so when facing match point. and so, to a tie—break to keep her in the match. yes! and we are one set all here! it's hard not to feel some

cori gauff, or coco to herfriends, had already knocked out venus williams earlier in the tournament andeports. teenagers, right because not always listening to their music that she has a good excuse it's a big occasion, she has to sell an end, but not until 1990 begin to see and be like this. jennifer was a 14—year—old reaching the fourth round that year. what stands out most about gauff despite being only 15, as her composure. playing shots that doesn't double her age would be proud of. up until now, the occasion seemed utterly in travelling, and that they be here, i find that they be here, signs of stress, double—double to hand over the press that, but if you doubt her bottle, have a look at this. going for that line takes costs, even facing match point, and for a tribe ache to keep her in the match. —— tie—break. it's ha rd her in the match. —— tie—break. it's hard not to feel something. back in business, backed up by back kind polonia played the unenviable rela pantomime that lend that brought plenty of spice to the match. there isa plenty of spice to the match. there is a new hero.

cori gauff is through to the second week of wimbledon.he 15—year—old american beat slovenia's polona hercog in a thrilling contest, saving two match points along the way. now on bbc news, let's a take a look back at the week in parliament. the chancellor says no to no—deal brexit. and it was a week that was remarkably brexit—heavy, and we haven't had one of those for ages. the chancellor started it. preparing for no deal is not the same as avoiding the effects of no deal. jeremy corbyn and theresa may picked up the baton. the best thing to do would be to go back to the people, and let them decide which way we go! labour wants to block brexit, and that would be a betrayal of the many by the few! also on the programme... the go—to guide for parliament goes online, forfree. but first, it wasn't so long ago that you couldn't get through a single parliamentary debate without brexit coming up. little else was talked about in westminster. but since the deadline was extended until the end of october, it's gone a bit quiet. but all that changed th

cori gauff used to idolise venus and her sister serena williams.ream, i guess. i kind of felt like i was going to play one of them. many people were like, do you like your draw? i love my draw. playing one of the greatest players of all time is absolutely a dream and just to see how my game or match up against her, i'm 15 and she is 39. it is a big age difference. i mean, she has won this tournament five times, i think. i'm excited to see how i do. from a potential great to one who's already made it. top seed and defending champion djokovic the headline act on centre court. it is names like these that those crowds are here to see. so, djokovic is on court now against philipp kohlschreiber. not easy but he should win. they are followed by naomi osaka and then it's time for kyle edmund. tomorrow we will see a host of british players not to mention ash barty, roger federer and rafa nadal. no andy murray in the singles as he continues to recover from hip surgery, but we will see him in the doubles. david, thank you. lovely weather down there in south l