professor ferguson, thank you. the aclu released documents revealing the baltimore county police department, which is part partnered with a private company to identify individuals protesting the shooting of freddie gray in 2015. "e company stated, quote, police officers were even able to run social media photos through facial recognition technology to discover rioters with outstanding warrants, and arrest them directly from the crowd." to be clear, police may have used vasil -- used facial recognition technology on citizens' personal photos from social media to identify and arrest them while they were exercising their first-amendment right to assemble. crowd,one who was in the i find this discovery to be very disturbing. professor ferguson, the constitution and down south with the right of people to peaceably assemble. of you, how would widespread police use of facial recognition technology at protests effect a citizen's right to peaceably assemble? >> it is fundamentally american to protest and fundamentally un-am

neil ferguson -- coming to see us. new ferguson, senior fellow at the hoover institution.nie: a couple of headlines now from larry kudlow. he is saying the u.s. may move ahead on additional china tariffs and enforcement must be part of the china talks. basically what we've been saying here along with neil ferguson. the u.s. may move ahead on additional china tariffs, and enforcement must be part of the china talks. more on this ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ guy: 26 minutes past the hour. just under four minutes to go until the end of trading in europe. we've seen a lot of volatility in glencore over the last half-hour. reports coming out of a major mine accident in the drc. nine people reported to have been killed. much more coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: 30 seconds until the end of regular trading in europe. at a headline level it is more to do with the g20 so we are in a holding pattern. not going anywhere in a hurry. the ftse is down. the dax is up. there is a buyer -- there is a bayer story in there. the cac 40 is flat. it is more of a cyclical bias which implies

ferguson, maybe ms. giuliani, is there a difference between misidentifying people using facial technology and misidentifying people which happens all the time so that the police draw in people based on people saying that's who i saw? what's the difference? how are we to argue that in court? >> sure. i think one of the big differences is, with an eyewitness, you can put them on the stand. you can say, look, whether were you 800 feet away, were you intoxicat intoxicated. with algorithms, defendants aren't getting that information. they can't put them on the stand in the same way. a lot of times this technology is presented as if it's perfect when it's not. >> let me ask you about police encounters. suppose the police, i don't know, stop you for speeding. now there's some probable cause there. he saw you. you can contest it. can he put your photo in a database that the police have, having already had probable cause to stop you? can he take your picture? and say, okay, you can show up in court, but this is f

this video was shot in 5k put together by electric life. >> can you spot rich ferguson?i think i can. >> i do see rich. >> well, you guys. >> oh, i see rich. there he is. >> took a moment but you spotted him. some other people, well, of course they got a >> that's not funny man. >> smile. >> after he surprises these people taking a photo they're like come on in. bring it i >> it's remarkable how muchebs . ud toin hgh d tobe grass and jungle area and here he is blending in in a gum ball. >> that's really scary in here. >> >> come on somebody. he liked the surprise so much, she wanted to give him a tip. >> we got her. >> now on this one somebody said watch out. but still the prank >> i'll go that way. heights. >> discover the cost of this 3-d printing flying project. >> oh my goodness. >> plus a couple of ties of the knot in fridged antarctica. >> see the guests that crashed the party. >> that's pretty epic. no, it's my teeth. your teeth hurt? sensitivity. i should see my dentist. my teeth have been really sensitive lately. well 80% of sensitivity starts at the gum line, s

." >> he had heard that there was going to be this ryan ferguson case on "dateline." to watch it, just to see the lawyer. >> that "dateline" program, told the story of ryan ferguson, a young man sitting in prison for a murder he said he didn't commit. attorney kathleen zellner was determined to get him out. >> nothing is as riveting as this. when the trial has been lost, everything's been lost, and you got somebody in there is innocent. it's like the ultimate challenge, i think. >> i said that's the woman that's going to get steven out of prison. >> zellner specializes in wrongful conviction cases and says she has freed many defendants, including ryan ferguson. sandy contacted her and she joined the case not long after "making a murderer" came out. we caught up with her when she made a visit in early 2016. million-dollar question, do you think you have new evidence that could free steven avery? >> we do, yeah. >> reporter: zellner invited "dateline" into this war room she created in her office outside of chicago, all dedicated to the avery case. >> do we know if that

, she also said that she had received words of encouragement from someone very special, sir alex ferguson so i probably won't tell you every thing, because he did say that he was disappointed in some of the decisions of that have been made against us. he was very complimentary about the team. the determination, the stamina, and the togetherness, to finish so strongly in both games. he's watched both of them, he sent us a message before we came here. it's absolutely brilliant for myself, as a manager, and for him to contact me and also for the players, for him to pass on his best wishes, and he's going to be cheering at the game tomorrow night, so it's brilliant, great bit of support from an absolute legend. remember, it's two defeats from two for scotland so far, that defeat in nice to england and then the 2—1 defeat to japan in rennes. tomorrow night, 8pm uk time, scotland and argentina, scotland must win, and even if they do, other results have to go in their favour. for england, no such dramas, just ensuring they top their group. although they've got their toughest match of the tournam

ferguson made him flinch and let it fly two down. a times for level heads, they called him to the professor but this is an miscalculation, their crickets are most unpredictable and were to blow it. in amongst the chaos, operating in his own bubble of calm. every drive drained the new zealand bowlers in a game so complicated he made a century look simple, lingering on the moment. not long the match is over. 1992, pakistan won a world cup and watch out england, they are right behind you. so here's how the points table looks after pakistan's win. the top four sides remember go through to the semi finals. as patrick was saying pakistan's victory puts them sixth and right in contention, snapping at the heels of england who would reach the last four if they win their last two games but they're up against two of the strongest sides in thsi tournament — india and new zealand. now at the women's football world cup there's plenty for england to contend with ahead of tomorrow's quarter final against norway in le havre. as well rising temperatur

the facts bear it out in ferguson.of discriminatory behaviour required the city to enter into a consent decree to terminate those practices. police there were simply giving people tickets as a way of generating revenue and disproportionately affecting the african—american community, so the fa ct african—american community, so the fact that actually don't bear up that promise. one more thought, frederick harris, learner professor, columbia university, this is his conclusion" why should black constituents bear the burden of 0bama's risk aversion when it comes to these difficult issues of race?" i don't have any idea what he would have had him do differently. you never felt that obama was risk averse? not at all. in his first campaign one of the most profound, roll the human speech is about race they have heard anyone give against they have heard anyone give against the advice of some people who said steer away from that. he made that speech because his own foster back in chicago, jeremiah wright, had been exposed a video

in ferguson, the department ofjustice under president obama did an investigation.riminatory behaviour required the city to enter into a consent decree to terminate those practices. police there were simply giving people tickets as a way of generating revenue, and disproportionately affecting the african—american community. so the facts there actually don't bear out that promise. one more thought. frederick harris, learned professor, director of the centre on african—america politics and society, columbia university, this is his conclusion. he said, why should black constituents bear the burden of obama's risk—aversion when it comes to these difficult issues of race? " i don't have any idea what he would have had him do differently. you never felt that obama was risk—averse? not at all. he gave in the middle of his presidential first campaign one of the most profound, rawly human speeches about race i've ever heard anybody give, against the advice of some people who said stay away from that. but you remember why he made that speech? he made that speech because his o

through a one small town consider itself the country's white asparagus capital our reporter kate ferguson was there in search of the roots of the much loved the vegetable. this is. a time of 12000 people known for one thing and one thing only. the people here love the vegetables so much they've dedication oh whole festival to us as a foster are you just parroting us nearly every day as mayor or put on a few kilos but that's just how it is when you're the mayor of an agricultural town and it's best quote tenderly with hollandaise sauce and served with the pork or veal steak and potatoes there are endless variations of asparagus whether a starter dessert or in a salad it's just a simply wonderful vegetable. and fucking yard of good music each year the town kranz a local woman asparagus queen they all said you know it's monday and full most you're a representative you represent asparagus there's a bit of marketing involved feel the face of it there are a lot of photos but you're also a source of information a lot of people don't really know much about asparagus it's about being able to share

lachie ferguson made imam—ul—haq flinch. martin guptill flew. a time for level heads.ohammad hafeez the professor, but this was a miscalculation. were they about to blow it? ba bar azam operated in a bubble of calm. every drive drained the menace from new zealand's bowlers. not long after, the match was over. in 1992, pakistan won a world cup after a similar start. watch out england, they are behind you. now to football where hosts egypt are through to the last 16 of the africa cup of nations with a match to spare after they beat democratic republic of congo 2—0 in cairo. mo salah picked up the second goal and in the earlier game at the same venue uganda drew 1—1 with zimbabwe to leave them in pole position to qualify second. two hours away in alexandria, nigeria have progressed from group b with a game to spare with a 1—0 win over guinea and our reporter in egythohn bennett can round it all up. ahmed elmohamady scored the first goal, as egypt lived up to expectations. 70,000 fans at the cairo international stadium had been waiting for this moment. after great work, na

we look at these with #ferguson. we found ordinary people who were neighbors of michael brown who really were initially in the first days of what became one of the most used hashtags in the history of twitter. they were the people who really framed the narrative and then later got picked up by the activists and the organizations aboute celebrity to talk police brutality and what was happening in the streets of ferguson. we think that is really cool that with mixed methods we were able to see that. , absolutely all three of us feel this way, but to bailey really pressed us think about the ethics of some of these methods. this is an important question because one thing we see in academia and journalism is that people will go on to twitter, and they will say there is this hashtag. i am going to take screenshots of tweets. is they aren't know outing people, they are driving trolls and far right squats to these twitter accounts. often they are doing damage. there have been people who have flipped the said twitter is publi

. -- eally is the ferguson, the federal government and the united states con depress to fix the situation to make sure we can continue to have robust trade. we are excited about the usmca. we had ambassador barcina come to arizona and addressed our business community. she said something that i felt was very compelling. that is if you care about mexico, you will vote yes on the usmca. we have made certified that our dell -- our delegation have heard that loud and clear. >> so the cooperation you have had with california in the past, you can get them all pushing for that? >> i really believe that. i believe it should be done as quickly as possible. i like to remind them this is 2019, not 2020. this isn't a partisan issue. it shouldn't be part of the election cycle. i am someone who was a fan of nafta. i am a believer in free and fair trade. if the definition of free and ir trade is no subsidies and barriers, i will accept that. but i think we heard the ambassador say that if we can't pass the usmca, the other discussions we are having with japan, china, some of the other positive opportunit

we had to shooting when i first became a ten years before ferguson and the community came together and created an oversight commission. we diversified the police force. we did de-escalation training. the real question america shoul be asking is why five years after ferguson every city doesn't have this level of police accountability. >> google just posted something that set the number one trendin search topic in the united states right now not about the debate, but about anything in the country is spain kamala harris. >> she had some big moments tonight a lot of sparring with the big names and certainly wanted to get herself onto the national scene. the big names on stage for tonight is night two of the democrats battle royale. let's look at some at of tonight 's biggest movements. brett, we talked about senator harris, she's probably on your list. >> she's number one on my list. if you pull people in this room they would say tonight harris i the number one winner of this debate hands down because she created those moments. they're were numerous moments where she was personal she was t

she came out there to ferguson and to st.help your campaign last year. >> yes. >> why didn't the same sort of magic she tapped into work there in mo. >> i was in a car accident april 23rd. my primary was in august and so for the last two and a half months i was on my back and when alexandria came she was carrying me down the street. that was a barrier not being able to canvas and reach out to voters and people are used to a certain thing and so when you're talking about a black woman against a black man, you have to break through that. why would you do that to another? it is about who takes care of the community and who has a history of doing it and that would be me. >> all right. the congressman has been there in the district for 18 years and took over his dad who was there, a congressman, since the 1960s. >> yes. >> man, you got a fight against you. >> yes, yes, yes. i'm a fighter best wishes to you. thank you. >> thank you. >>> investigations and calls for impeachment, a big week ahead for house democrats as they take acti

you know, we looked at this as well with the #ferguson. what we found was pretty amazing. we found ordinary people who were neighbors of michael brown who really were initially in the first days of what became to this day still one of the most used hashtags ever in the history of twitter, as being the people who really framed the narrative that then later got picked up by, you know, the activists and the advocacy organizations and the celebrities to talk about police brutality and what was happening in the streets of ferguson. and so we think that's really cool, right, that with the mixed methods we were able to see that and then one more thing on the methods tip. we also -- i mean, absolutely both -- many -- all three of us feel this way, but dr. bailey really pressed us to think about the ethics of some of these methods, and this is a really important question. one thing we see particularly in academia and particularly in journalism is that people will go on to twitter, they'll say there's this #girlslikeus, i'm going to take screen shots and tweets, what they don't know

dismissed, the caps suffered a wobble, losing quick wickets and in some trouble, before mitchell and fergusonided them to a two wicked victory. they left wait until to play her semifinal at the french open after today possible schedule was abandoned without any play due to rain in paris. they were kept from entertaining the crowds earlier due to the poor weather. for number38, earlier due to the poor weather. for number 38, next and earlier due to the poor weather. for number38, nextand is earlier due to the poor weather. for number 38, next and is playing the best tennis of her career according to the last british woman to win the competition. you'll make it is wonderful to see her playing like this, two years doing so well and she was really going up and looks like she's playing better now and really believes in yourself and i hope she can continue in that way but it is one thing to get there, it is another thing to stay there and i think that is what affected her last time. the pressure that comes with going into the latter stages really can going into the latter stages really ca n affect

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i moderated a conversation between two foreign policy experts in bremmer and neil ferguson. about china, russia and north korea and the middle east, europe was a big topic. neil ferguson from a senior fellow at stanford and brammer, and you might have seen him on the network founder and president and i want to thank grant miller photography, grant miller a wonderful guy who takes pictures down there. so thank you for being there. i'm glad i made it back on time for the show. >> jesse: what did you want about car services though? >> dana: that you should make sure it is your car and not go halfway down the highway and find out it's not your car and somebody else is waiting for the car. it was dangerous. i learned a lesson. >> juan: after the summer in many places this week. i want you to take a look at this video from new jersey. >> a group. thank you, thank all of you. >> a history teacher may have received the best end-of-the-year gift, two tickets to the hit broadway show "hamilton." enter the lottery every day for four years to when reduced tickets but never one. when the

but, as special correspondent jane ferguson reports from the west bank, palestinians hold out littlepe it will change their lives. >> reporter: it was meant to kick start president tru's "deal of the century"-- a plan that israelis and palestinians would agree to, ending the most ontractable conflict in the middle east todaof the most intractable conflicts in the world. led by the president's son-in- law jared kushner and his team, e peace to prosperity workshop in bahrain hosted panel discussions between business leaders and government officials from various countries on developing the economy of the palestinian territories. $50 bi potential investments and loans fier the next decade. no spedetails have been released of where the money would go, and it is dependent on getting donors on board. >> the goal of this workshop is er begin thinking about this conflict in a dit way. we need to bring change to thism region can binvestable as opposed to an area that is written off and overlooked >> reporter: neither palestinian or israeli government officials were there.d in the occwest bank,

we had a shooting when i first became mayor ten years before ferguson. the community came together and we created an office of the independent monitor, civilian oversight commission. we diversified the police force in two years. we actually did de-escalation training. i think the real question in america people should ask is why five years after ferguson every city doesn't have this level of police accountability? >> we've taken so many steps towards police accountability that the fop just denounced me for too much accountability. we're obviously not there yet. and i accept responsibility for that. >> governor, that wasn't the only time that he said i couldn't get the job done and that he accepts responsibility. what did you think of that response? >> well, i don't want to criticize his response, but i do think it's not just south bend. it's across the country. to have a civilian oversight commission to allow the community how their streets will be policed so any allegation of police brutality gets independently investigated with subpoena power. that sho

she sang with "modern family's" jesse tyler ferguson, and what do you know! video recreating his 2013 i dos with husband justin mikita. today he tweeted, quote, justin mikita and i loved getting married again in your playground of fabulousness. playground of fabulousness. i love it. and i love that taylor and katy are making up. >>> i bet you can tell me exactly where you were 25 years ago today, when o.j. simpson and a.c. cowlings went on what is simply known today as the bronco chase, 95 million americans tuned in to that moment. and now, o.j. is back in the news, and stirring up lots of strong feelings. >> this should be a lot of fun. i got a little getting even to do. >> nearly two years after being released from prison, o.j. simpson has joined twitter and is shutting down the rumor that he had an affair with kris jenner, whose late ex-husband robert kardashian was his defense attorney. >> never -- and i want to stress never -- in any way, shape or form have i had any interest in kris romantically or sexually. >> o.j. also addressed rumors that he's khloe

lucky ferguson made him flinch and martin guptill. pakistan 114— to delicately poise.level. he is thinking the professor but yet here he made a critical miscalculation. a wicket to williamson who hardly both. sometimes more forcefully, he brought pakistan ever closer to a wind that could launch their world cup. are you watching, england? patrick gary, bbc news. i am sure they are. you one how common it will be in the england camp right now. the weight is. they need 39 or 50 balls. pakistan and ping the dish could catch him and in pursuit of fourth place. england still in control of their own destiny if they win their two remaining matches, they kay first one of those in india on sunday. chris gayle has seemed to backtracked on plans to retire from one—day cricket after the world cup.the west indies batsman said this year that he would end his odi career after the tournament but, speaking before tomorrow's match against india appeared to changed his mind. and he wasn't shy on the legancy he will leave when he does finish. i'm definitely up there. i'm deafly up i'm defin

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louis, missouri, right next to ferguson, that my life would take the path that it has taken. i am one of 13 children. my mother, most of the time, rearing and raising us alone, we lived for the early years of my life in a three room shotgun house, with no indoor toilet facilities and we had to pump our water from a pump almost a half block away. and so, no, i did not know where i was going and how i was going to get there. i want to thank all of the people in my life who have supported me, who have encouraged me, who stood by me, and for you, graduates, i want you to remember your parents, friends, associates, who have stood by you, supported you, who have been there for you when you did not know where you are going. give them all a big round of applause. [applause] as graduates moving ahead to the next phase of your lives, each of you can embrace values that inspire you, while you pursue your own dreams. some of you will shift to the workforce and some into graduate school, some to embark on a great adventure and some to pursue entrepreneurial ambitions. whatever comes next,

who needs ferrari when you've got massey ferguson? people come here because they are big fans of tractors. # i've got a brand—new combine harvester. # and i'll give you the key... and, if you thought this was a sedate kind of affair, think again. these machines can really move, flying around the track at speeds of 100 km/h. there isn't a haystack or puddle that can stop them — potentially dangerous for a few journalists who got a little too close to the action, although no—one was hurt. and how better to start a race than with a little light artillery? to be honest, this is not a particularly lucrative sport, but the winner did get, well, a new tractor. it seems in motor racing, as in agriculture, you reap what you sow. stay with us on bbc news. hello. sunday was a real mixed bag of weather right across the british isles. for some, it was rain and puddles. elsewhere, particularly at weybourne in norfolk, 28.8 celsius was recorded, making it the hottest day of the year so far, and as ever, our weather watchers were right on the spot. n

over innings because of wet weather beaten bowlers kept the run rate below 5 and over with lucky ferguson taking 3 wickets this is funded this and getting a 6 on his way to their top school for the proteas have a scoring was slower in reply as well martin guptill made 35 before he was out in unusual fashion by hitting his own stumps press morris gave south africa hope with 3 wickets but it was williamson who fired an unbeaten 106 to steer new zealand home by 4 wickets and with 3 balls to spare as they go top of the group table. there's been a setback for india were putting better than chicago on ruled out of the tournament it fractured his thumb in the match against australia stand by batsman the pants take place in the squad india's next match against afghanistan on saturday v.a.r. controversy reared its head again and scotland were dumped out of the women's world cup by a large and tina the scots were cruising with 20 minutes to go and leading 3 nil but argentina fought back and at $32.00 were awarded an injury time penalty of the v.a. our review florencio. spot kick was saved by keeper

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swift appeared with actor jessie tyler ferguson who is working on a documentary about the stonewall inn. >>> santa clara county hosted its first transgender job fair today. >> abc 7 news was in san jose at the billy defrank community center where organized hoped to expand opportunities for transgender residents and also hoped to mitigate the high risk of unemployment and poverty for transgender individuals because of hiring bias and discrimination. >> our trans and non-binary community members have let us know how difficult i se employment. santa clara county tends to lead by example and we took this as a challenge and a opportunity to start with our own house. >>> representatives from dozens of county government offices were on hand to meet transgender job seekers and match their skills, talents, and experience with available jobs. >>> the tree that helped inspire the famous dr. seuss book "the lorax" has toppled over. >> the monterrey cypress was on the grounds of the scripps park in la jolla. dr. seuss, whose real name was theodore gisel lived nearby and could see the tree from his h

widespread shortages in food and medicine more than 4000000 venezuelans have left the country since 2015 ferguson is with the international crisis group and a senior analyst for the andes region he says people hope but chalets visit will lead to a more lasting u.n. presence one of the main hopes is regarded as regards what will come out of this has to do with the ongoing presence of the high commission of events where she lives is going to leave to people behind to monitor the situation and the idea here is to set up a permanent office or at least a semi permanent office in that.

who needs ferrari when you've got massey ferguson?e come here because they are big fans of tractors. # i've got a brand—new combine harvester. # and i'll give you the key... and, if you thought this was a sedate kind of affair, think again. these machines can really move, flying around the track at speeds of 100 km/h. there isn't a haystack or puddle that can stop them — potentially dangerous for a a few journalists who got a little too close to the action, although no—one was hurt. and how better to start a race than with a little light artillery? to be honest, this is not a particularly lucrative sport, but the winner did get, well, a new tractor. it seems in motor racing, as in agriculture, you reap what you sow. and finally, liverpool's footballers have been celebrating their champions league victory with an open top bus parade through the city. merseyside police estimate three quarters of a million fans turned out to welcome the team home from madrid, where they beat spurs 2—0. it's the sixth time liverpool have won europe's top

our department of justice investigated police abuse including in ferguson. by the way, we worked like the devil to make sure that you should not allow police departments to buy excess military vehicles like humvees and armored personnel carriers. you going to a neighborhood and police are going with an armored personnel carrier. our criminal justice reforms as president and vice president reduced the prison population by 38,000 people. ladies and gentlemen, the obama-biden administration, we commuted more sentences than the than the previous 13 presidents combined. [applause] way, with all due respect, i say to chicago and to everyone, my president gets much too little credit for all he did. he was one of the great presidents of the united states of america, and i am tired of hearing about what he didn't do! [applause] mr. biden: this man had a backbone like a ramrod. he had a backbone like a ramrod. you want to know what a person is made of? watch them under political income of low pressure. about elected as you are to fall off a cliff. we had to pass an ac

over innings because of weird weather indeed a bonus kept the run rate below 5 and over with lucky ferguson taking 3 wickets this is funded this and getting a 6 on his way to their top school for the proteas have a scoring was slower in reply as well martin guptill made 35 before he was out in unusual fashion by hitting his own stumps press morris gave south africa hope with 3 wickets but it was williamson who fired an unbeaten 106 to steer new zealand home by 4 wickets and with 3 balls to spare as they go top of the group table. has been a setback for india were putting better in chicago on ruled out of the tournament it fractured his thumb in the match against australia stand by batsman the pants takes place in the squad india's next match against afghanistan on saturday v.a.r. controversy reared its head again and scotland were dumped out of the women's world cup by argentina the scots were cruising with 20 minutes to go and leading 3 nil but argentina fought back and at $32.00 were awarded an injury time penalty of the v.a. our review florencio. spot kick was saved by keeper leon xander

zealand chose to bowl 1st and dismissed their opponents for just $13063.00 wickets each for a lucky ferguson and matt henry and new zealand reached their target without losing a wicket and with nearly $34.00 overs to spare unbeaten half centuries for martin guptill and call in monroe wrapping up an impressive victory. naomi osaka is out of the french open ending her winning streak at the grand slam tournaments the world number one was beaten in her 3rd round match in paris by katherina. the czech player taking this one in straight sets as well a soccer had won her last 16 matches at the major tournaments on the way to the u.s. open an australian open titles. serena williams has to say goodbye to her hopes of winning a record equalling 24th grand slam title at least for now she was beaten in straight sets by fellow american sophia cannon this is serena's earliest exit from a slam in almost 5 years the 20 year old can and will play ashley barty her place in the quarterfinals. and novak djokovic had an easy ride as he reached the 4th round at roland garros the world number one dispatched italy'

zealand chose to bowl 1st and dismiss their opponents for just $13063.00 wickets each for a lucky ferguson and matt henry and new zealand reach their target without losing a wicket and with nearly 34 overs to spare unbeaten half centuries for martin guptill and call in monroe wrapping up an impressive victory. naomi osaka is winning run at the grand slam tournaments is over after being knocked out of the french open the world number one was beaten in her 3rd round match in paris by katherina. the czech player playing this one in straight sets as well osaka had won her last 16 matches at the major tournaments on the way to the u.s. open an australian open titles. 23 grand time grand slam champion serena williams has had to say goodbye to her hopes of another major title she was beaten by straight sets by far fellow american sophia cannon. but there is no problem for her defense defending champion simona halep she is comfortably through to the last 16 the romanian drop just 3 games against this year so rinko of ukraine winning in just 55 minutes. novak djokovic had an easy ride as he reached

zealand chose to bowl 1st and dismiss their opponents for just $13063.00 wickets each for lucky ferguson and henry new zealand reach their target with without losing a wicket in 16 overs unbeaten are centuries from column and row and martin guptill that offending champions australia are taking on afghanistan in bristol the afghan team of batting 1st after winning the toss they lost 2 early wickets in a still on the pressure $7043.00 is the latest school. well time is somewhat of a joke of which is aiming for a place in the last 16 or roland garros right now the serb is playing it's italy's salvatore ko so he's taken the 1st 2 sets 6363 and he leads in that all important 3rd set while women's number one nearly a soccer is up later but defending champions are going to hell it is already comfortably 3 of the last 16 remaining drop just 3 games against leicester sorting co ukraine winning it's just 55 minutes. and pick torch relay for next year's games in tokyo it will start in disaster hit fukushima organizes announce the route earlier aflame will begin its journey in march at a sports cent

zealand chose to bowl 1st and dismiss their opponents for just $13063.00 wickets each for lucky ferguson and matt henry and new zealand reached their target without losing a wicket and with nearly $34.00 overs to spare unbeaten half centuries for martin guptill and call in monroe wrapping up an impressive victory not only osaka is out of the french open ended her winning streak at the grand slam tournaments the world number one was beaten in her 3rd round match in paris by katherina. the czech player taking this one in straight sets as well a soccer had won her last 16 matches at the major tournaments on the way to the u.s. open an australian open titles. serena williams has to say goodbye to her hopes of winning a record equalling 24th grand slam title at least for now she was beaten in straight sets by fellow american sophia cannon business arenas earliest exit from a slam in almost 5 years the 20 year old can and will play ashley barty her place in the quarterfinals. and novak djokovic had an easy ride as he reached the 4th round at roland garros the world number one dispatched italy'

in germany or i would rather say their life sentence because today's court was the 1st one for mr fergusonand he's currently serving a life time jail term for 2 other murders and attempted murders he had been convicted of back in 2015 a massive trial huge public attention court proceedings. had to be held in these festival hall that you can see behind me instead of the original court to embrace all those people who wanted to attend the trial including the families of the victims of course and immense work behind the verdict investigators looked into 200 suspicious cases and had to 100 just just think about that 130 bodies including germany and poland and in turkey but the problem is that most of the people who die during mr her girls she said the hospitals work are maintained and we heard today from many people including from the main george of the program says that the exact number of people killed by mr her ago is still unclear what actually happened for 5 long years starting in the year of 2000 needles her girl working as a nurse would pick up a patient any age any sacks any so show gro