i give you the "flushing frenzy." >> flush the handle to see how many times to plunge. look out! make the grab and get a token. catch it in midair and it's twice the points. the one with the most tokens wins. flushing frenzy the game. >> jimmy: let me tell you something, i have a 4-year-old daughter who loves this. i saw that today. i looked over and nodded at my wife. i went -- and she went -- [ laughter ] i went right on amazon and ordered it. [ laughter ] it will be at my house on wednesday. [ applause ] you know, no matter how technologically advanced we get as a society, kids still love

so we had the royal flush, and hopefully, we can do that for the warriors arena. >> i had a royal flush once. >> thank you both for the interesting comments. >> down the drain. >> oh. >> may we go to item four? >> please, quickly. >> we are now on item four, general public comment, up to 15 minutes. this item will be continued to item 12 if need be. at this time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest. -- interest to the public that are in the subject matter jurisdiction. within the agenda item, you will have the opportunity to address the commission when that item is reached in the meeting. i have three cards, i have scott, richard, and jude. >> my name is scott brothman, and i'm back again. six months ago, i e-mailed ago the near perfect failure of rec and park staff to respond to my multiple inquiries. onnd month, beverly ng good respond to me and sent me another insignificant e-mail yesterday, you are fundamentally civil servants, starting with respect and integrity. i have also contacted several people. responding to my e-mail to the trust for public

it is the first time she has lost a night—time match at flushing meadows.adison keys is through to the quarter—finals after she defeated 29th seed dominika cibulkova 6—1, 6—3. keys broke twice in the first set and again on cibulkova's first game in the second. she dropped serve shortly afterwards but broke back twice to win in one hour and 16 minutes on arthur ashe. i feel like today i played really well. i think i served well, other than one game. more than that, i did a really good job to stay in some important games where i was down 0— 30, 15- 40, so that important games where i was down 0— 30, 15— 40, so that is what i am most happy about and what i am looking at, just being able to stay in some really important games and play smart is what i think i have done well. japan's naomi 0saka reached her first grand slam quarter—final by beating aryna sabalenka of belarus in three sets. 0saka next faces ukraine's lesia tsurenko who was a three set winner over unseeded czech marketa vondrousova taking over two—and—a—half hours. bryson de chambeau has won the pg

tennis now, and day nine of the us open is underway at flushing meadows.urns being served up in new york later on, and they'll hope to avoid going the way of maria sharapova and roger federer. they're both out, with the five—time champion federer knocked out by a man ranked number 55 in the world. here's our tennis correponsdent russell fuller. john millman has the reputation of being one of the best blogs in tennis and he played an outstanding match. the celebration was discreet, i see. i think he realised the shock the stadium felt when roger federer was knocked out. roger federer could not trust his serve and made too many errors for the resorting to the drop shot almost in desperation and admitted afterwards he was quite glad it was all over. but felt a bit like his defeat in the fourth round in new york in 2013. we did not know then he had a back problem. and he came back spectacularly. can he win again, i would came back spectacularly. can he win again, iwould not came back spectacularly. can he win again, i would not write him off. at the australian

japanese born tennis player to win a grand slam after over comics arena williams in a dramatic final at flushing meadows. welcome to the program i'm marion evans dean swedish voters have given a boost to the far right in sunday's general election as many as one in five voters backed the populist sweden democrats and their anti immigration message sweden democrat leader urging the caucus son says his party's third place finish in the poll means it is game to victory says the result means he'll be. he in a position to wield what he called real influence he's also offered to work with other parties which is something the mainstream center right and center left blocks have categorically ruled out the result for the sweeping democrats means the established parties will find it harder to form a government the outgoing social democratic bloc has a narrow lead over at the center right moderates with both gaining around forty percent. on a short while ago i spoke with correspondent barbara vangelis stock home i asked her what the far right gains mean for a country that's traditionally been viewed as a ba

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nadal lost the first set 6—0 against the austrian — his first bagel at flushing meadows in 1a years, at in the morning. it's bad news though for britain's jamie murray and his brazilian partner bruno soares. the 2016 champions were beaten in straight sets by unseeded pair malekjaziri and radu albot in the men's doubles quarterfinals. but murray's day isn't over, he'll play alongside america's bethanie mattek—sands in the mixed double semi—finals later. now we have been blessed with snooker royalty here on the sportsday sofa today — seven—time world snooker champion stephen hendry. he's just released his autobiography ‘me and the table' and hejoined me earlier to talk about that, his peerless career and the condition which destroyed his game. we began by giving him a little reminder of his glory days. stephen hendry brings a great championship to an end. finishing with a century. some great memories. what was it like for you looking back on those matches, some of them you were looking back on for the first time, for writing this book?” looking back on for the first time, for writing t

and had been bedridden well gelato than conny rose to prominence as an afghan military commander flushing soviet troops who'd occupied of in the nineteen eighties the u.s. at the time described the economy as a prized asset and directly funded his group's fight against communist forces although not a member of the taliban he pledged has allegiance to the group in one thousand nine hundred five after the taliban captured the afghan capital the haqqani network opposed the two thousand and one u.s. led invasion of gone and the presence of nato forces well let's get more on this now we're joined by imtiaz gul the head of the center for research and security studies in islamabad is joining us live from the very good to have you with us on al-jazeera must to go so how relevant would you say the network is now. well there are only network remains very much relevant to the taliban led insurgency in afghanistan. the deaths of four dollars in a county or the newmans or is that. certainly not very significant in the sense that it has been doing the rounds for quite some time and secondly the senior

. >> too flush could clients be too flush >> we know with tax reform and corporations earning money,d to borrow less hard to tease out what that means. but you look at employment, growth, people going back to work, it is pretty good. >> last week you told cnbc that it is not -- don't call it a trade war, call it a skirmish. previously you said there could be a slow down or at least in the psyche because of any sort of trade war how do you feel about that >> $20 billion of tariffs in and of themselves are a little -- if paid, tax in america $20 trillion economy that's a negative. the real negative isn't that it is confidence, consistency. if people start reducing investment, start moving to supply chains around, and the fear that the skirmish may become a war we don't think it is a great way to go about it could easily offset benefits from regulatory and tax reform. >> i want to talk about regulatory reform. marion lakes, fabulous cfo said woo haven't seen regulatory reform that would make her happy. there's been so much, a change in attitude, no? >> when i travel around, ceos of othe

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we will be flushing out the plan in that greater detail. particularly in the form of a work plan our staff is anxious to have flushed out so we can be certain we are getting the work done because some of the plan does call for immediate action that we will need to do to ramp up to have, in effect for plan year 2020. so when you look at the plan, it's written from a plan year perspective. the run up to that plan year will be as important as the plan year itself. but we will be working internally on all of that documentation and we will be sharing with you a more flushed out narrative form of the plan that won't just be the powerpoint presentation you see here today. i also wanted to let you know that we had the opportunity to have an all-staff session on the strategic plan. i challenged dr. follansbee, you could ask anyone of them if they knew what the strategic plan was and hopefully they can all say yes. it was a great session, letitia pagan is an excellent facilitator and helped us put together that workshop with the staff and also just t

as you can imagine, there's a huge amount of excitement here at flushing meadows about the prospect offit and confident this year. his back call him -- confident this year. his back call him —— causing problems back in 2017, and he is trying to win a sixth title ten years after his most recent triumph in york. nick kyrgios is always making headlines, occasionally for his tennis. at times he can be almost unplayable. these two have had very close meetings in the past, playing 9 cents, eight have been tie—breaks, three of them matches, which have been won by fedor or have been decided in a final tie—break. kyrgios was in a very playful mood after his recent victory, the controversial one where he was seemingly given a pep talk mid—match by the umpire. quiz about that, and also that his strengths afterwards, he said they are, my return, chuck —— tongue firmly in cheek, my mental strength and unbelievable movement. let's move away from new york. england fly—half danny cipriani starred on the opening saturday of the premiership season, as gloucester beat northampton 27—16 at kingsholm. it w

i give you the "flushing frenzy." >> flush the handle to see how many times to plunge. look out!ake the grab and get a token. catch it in midair and it's twice the points. the one with the most tokens wins. flushing frenzy the game. >> jimmy: let me tell you something, i have a 4-year-old daughter who loves this. i saw that today. i looked over and nodded at my wife. i went -- and she went -- [ laughter ] i went right on amazon and ordered it. [ laughter ] it will be at my house on wednesday. [ applause ] you know, no matter how technologically advanced we get as a society, kids still love potty humor. they still love that sort of thing. it isn't limited to games that come in a box. they have apps for this too. there's so many new apps and games out there, it's hard to keep up as an adult. so recently i convened a focus group of kids to teach me. what they wound up teaching me that what once was old is now new again. ♪ >> jimmy: hey, guys, how's it going? >> good. >> jimmy: who do you guys like? >> farth apps. >> jimmy: that's something you like? >> fart apps are the best. >> jim

i have installed a 1 gallon per flush toilets. not a 1.6 or 1.5. a 1 gallon. with the buckets that i am using to catch water while the water is getting hot and when i washing my dishes and all of that stuff, i literally use water to flush my toilet. i have installed grey water systems. i got rid of my top loading washing machine and put in a front loader. and there is grey water going out to the yard. there is grey water from a shower, my sink at my bathroom and my tub. all going out to the yard. i think here, we have a lot of room to change what we are doing in california. i would love to see for household bills coming out, take advantage. if there's five people living in a house, here is your quantity of water that you get. thank you. i have come in from a colleague of mine. thank you. >> president kwon: bringing it home, chris. welcome. >> thank you. i am absolutely exhausted just listening to this today. i can only imagine how you all feel. in 2001, i was elected to my local water district in half moon bay. i was immediately appointed to the predecessor ag

open in flushing meadows. rob, busy day for you.r and you have fun guests you're speaking with. >> you better believe it, and it is raining here now, but they've got a roof on the main stadium. they shouldn't have a problem later on today. we might have problems come next week. we're dealing with florence. the forecast is looking rather ominous. the weakening stage is pretty much over and expect to get over warmer water and lighter shear and stronger environment so the forecast track has not changed much. if anything, it shifted farther south, which means the trajectory is such that by next thursday, friday, it's going to be right at the doorstep potentially of the east coast. so we are concerned about that as a category 4. also tropical storm helene, this one right off the coast of we'vm warnings up for the cape verde islands. can you believe that? this will traverse across the atlantic likely to peel off as opposed to what florence is going to do.l the while olivia pacific. this one is going to make a run at hawaii. this after lan

billie jean king national tennis center in flushing meadows, new york. ieat do you feel when you walk through the biean king national tennis center, does that... oh, yeah? does it feel natural, ever? >> no, it never feels natural. the one word that i always think about is responsibility. >> brown: responsibility? >> i just feel like, i'm one of the lucky ones, that i have a responsibility. i have the rponsibility to the plople in the sport, the p who try to make this world a btter place. wn: it's precisely that focus, in addition to her onilities on the court, that made king of the renowned, influential and beloved athletes of our time. between 1961 and 1979 she won 39 grand slam titles, and was ranked #1 in the world in womes tennis for six years. off the court, she campaigned for pay equity and ossues on behalf of women athletes, and later for gay rights. she received the presidential medal of freedom for her advocacy work from barack obama in 2009. her awareness of injustice, she says, started early. >> i had an epiphany when i was 12, that i was sitt

billie jean king national tennis center in flushing meadows, new york. slow down. that's the message to billie jean king. and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. join us online and again here umorrow evening. for all at the pbs newshour, thank you and see you soon. or >> major fundinghe pbs newshour has been provided by: >> the ford foundation. working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwid >> arnegie corporation of new york. supporting innovations in education, democratic engagement, and the advancement of international peace and security. at carnegie.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and individuals. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contrib station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc captioned by media cess group at wgbh access.wgbh.org closed captioning provided by clifford law offices. (geoffrey baer) how did these ten buildings change america? this frank lloyd wright house might have inspired the des

how big are those things was how i felt about the strange bumps flushed flush that had sprouted from my body. they were separate for me. i was deeply embarrassed. there was an element of identification of relating to the perspective. it seemed more of a first to me. and yet that is the presumption. that the general shape you come to take. to be accommodating, apathetic. our bodies become shorthand for a grab bag of assumptions. some of which we go document go into. --dash might grow into. some of which we bristle against. i've already made a mistake by calling the female mind. and never felt like i think i owned. it seemed to offer me up for public consumption. the phrase might strike some men ask any woman how they were treated before and after puberty and you're well on your way to understanding not just the truth but how messed up the truth is. the extent to which the entire world is changed. i remember walking down the street with my closest friends in the north carolina college on the nigra. i remember feeling be real dirt and disarmed. i felt vaguely responsible for doing somet

open champion roger federer is stunned by the woman the fifty five at flushing meadows honorable reaction coming up later this hour. activists say rebel controlled adlib province and northwestern syria is being attacked from the air more than twenty separate air strikes are reported to have killed at least two civilians and injured others the united nations has warned that a full assault on a could spark a humanitarian catastrophe on a scale not yet seen in syria seven year of war the last large rebel controlled syrian province we have two correspondents covering the story challenge as in moscow but first let's check in with stephanie decker she's in on talk here near the turkey serbia border what is the latest you're hearing stephanie about what's happening in and. around. actually right on the border elizabeth as you mentioned the twenty four air strikes so we're being told from sources on the ground seven civilians now confirmed dead it one of this happening around the southwestern area of the province around a town called good what's interesting is that there had been rumors over the

to flush out about it but it's not just the neo nazis in that seeing a boost right wing populism is gaining ground across germany how much of the social democrats to blame if at all i've been in it but when things go wrong others always share the blame. or the things have gone wrong. not only has a movement grown to the rights of the christian democrats or much here when you look like in other european countries this movement has managed to make inroads among the traditional base or leftist parties. and then the attraction of voters who. obviously back to the goals of social democracy. aka the taliban he. told for get to be ready for august because how could this happen he did the social democrats behind a vacuum that the right feeling is well i would say that this is my opinion. in kalamazoo central shift away from the social issues which like the core of leftist politics in a very broad sense. to carry on along with the concept of democratization gets invited and it is for this to be more copies you will pretty evenly come in the last elections the social democrats on the mountain schultz

achievement but in tokyo the fans are only interested in their champion a twenty year old made history at flushing meadows and back in japan a country hailed it's here. this was the moment japanese fans celebrated their new u.s. open champion the way. they are the osaka is the first japanese born tennis player ever to read a grand slam. she might have moved to the u.s. that the age of just three but now more than ever finds here in tokyo walking to celebrate her as their road. to this moment i'm astonished to hear a japanese player has won the grand slam. i hope osaka will continue to do well since she's still young. paine hokkaido the pride of japan has worn very special for. others i didn't expect to receive such a great present from a grandchild i hope she'll continue to perform well and avoid injuries who seem to need. asarco is making history just twenty years old it's no wonder she's the toast of tokyo. and a quick reminder now of our top story. the far right in sweden has made gains in general elections exit polls give the sweeping democrats around nineteen percent of the vote it's unclear

the defending champ what's known as a bagel a six nil thrashing butts in the sweaty of rain or a flushing meadows nettlefold back in a topsy turvy encounter an adult took the next two sets to pave the way for victory only for team to once again cause him serious problems in the fifth and final set tame doggedly survived five break points before he went along with a routine smash to hand adult victory in the tie break just after two i am it was game over in the epic confrontation. and that does it for us you've been watching the news on layla iraq and berlin on behalf of the entire team thank you so much for spending this part of your day with us the news continues at the top of the hour. make sure smart to be smarter with the. point. what you want what you want to. update. the story. you decide want to. find out more w. .

programme where we start with the tennis news that novak djokovic has won the men's us open final at flushingraight sets 6—3, 7—6, 6—3. it's a third title in this championship for the 31—year—old serb who defeated the 2009 champion juan martin del potro. the victory is a 14th grand slam title for djokovic and takes him 3rd on the all time list level with pete sampras. djokovic, who won wimbledon injuly, will climb to fourth in the world

impression of germany must they get looking at recent events that target all those letters going to flush germany is not the wrong country to come to that it's just that now it's not only in germany but in italy or hungry too oh there are lots of european countries where people are protesting against integration would. it doesn't mean it's the wrong country but i think it's a question of how you communicate this change in society to the population is. the question is whether we the media have always done a good job here is a quibble with that do we know the background of why so many people flee from their homelands. have we always informed people here about that have we told them for instance who is behind the holes in the congo there is he the congo is such a rich country yet it is so poor why always why the prices because of the operations of european firms. but people here are not properly informed so they don't understand why others flee their own countries. so racism is also part of the colonial legacy that i live it's all connected the way the german media report on africa is always

so i still go on now meet serena williams in her first ever semifinal a flushing meadows. it's germany's women's soccer team have made it to the twenty nineteen world cup in france the two time world champions had difficulties in qualifying but an eight victory in the faroe islands put them in the tournament. the germans knew only a win would guarantee qualification an interim coach horst rebus was quickly put the team by later sure getting up to just three minutes the fair was defense offered little resistance and the passing was set for the match even the unusual artificial turf in football so the germans even mccool of making it to now. soon after the only my after the surgery before the half time whistle. was brought in with the sudden chaos in march but it will stop now beckons carlene see mongols in a free kick. and it felt like a training game from their own golden seam on covering their second goal germany was scoring it will. sound double completed the routes. germany had to the finals on a high. while group bash now heads off into retirement. one now a fitting fo

anderson had battled through two five—set matches at flushing meadows, but had no answer to the austrianlliams won through to the last eight in a match with some twists and turns against estonian kaia kanepi. the former world number one took the opening set in 18 minutes, before losing the second, but then responded in the final set to set up a match against 2016 finalist karolina pliskova. england have beaten india by 60 runs in the fourth test in southampton, to take an unassailable 3—1 lead in the five—match series. set a target of 2115 to win, india recovered from 22—3 to get to 123 without further loss, courtesy a solid stand between virat kohli and ajinkya rahane. however, the game tipping back in englands favour after the dismissal of captain kohli, england reducing the tourists to 184 all out. credit to india, they've played some really fine cricket throughout, not just this game but the whole series. you look across it, it must have been great viewing for people at home to see, especially the way the first two games things went — sorry, the first game and this one, how tight the

you think this was a strategy to flush out the short sellers, the people who were naysayers ?e people who were naysayers? no, if you do that it is a dangerous occupational hazard. these people know what they are doing. they live by the sword and they die by the sword. they will not put off by a comment from elon musk and if they lose from one of their sources of into the market, they dust themselves off and go back on again. i don't. dust themselves off and go back on again. idon‘t. ijust dust themselves off and go back on again. i don't. ijust think this was very ham—fisted, and it has been very messy and the sec is going to wa nt very messy and the sec is going to want a really serious explanation of what happened. let's talk about what is going on in the china daily today, and china refusing claims by the us president that the company, country had undermined his party's prospects in upcoming elections by taking out effectively advertorials ina taking out effectively advertorials in a newspaper in iowa. what do you make of that? well, it isjust... we saw on the tuesday that

but in tokyo the fans are only interested in their champion the twenty year old made history at flushing. meadows and back in japan a country hails its hero. this was the moment japanese fans celebrated their new us open champion i. they are the osaka is the first japanese born tennis player ever to win the grand slam. she might have moved to the u.s. by the age of just three but now more than ever farms here in tokyo are keen to celebrate her as their road. i'm astonished to hear a japanese player has won the grand slam but i hope osaka will continue to do well since she's still young. paine hokkaido the pride of japan has worn very special for. others i didn't expect to receive such a great present from a grandchild i hope she'll continue to perform well and avoid injuries. to sydney. is making history at just twenty years old it's no wonder she's the toast of tokyo . and oscar winning director alfonso koran's film roma has won the golden lion at the venice film festival the black and white drama has been hailed as his most personal film and his best netflix release beat twenty other e

but in tokyo the fans are only interested in their champion the twenty year old made history at flushing meadows and back in japan a country hails its hero. this was the moment japanese farm celebrated their new us open champion. they are the osaka is the first japanese born tennis player ever to read a grand slam. she more have moved to the u.s. your age of just three but now more than ever farms here in tokyo are keen to celebrate her as their road. i'm astonished to hear a japanese player has won the grand slam rather well i hope osaka will continue to do well since she's still young. paine hokkaido the pride of japan has worn very special for. others i didn't expect to receive such a great present from a grandchild i hope she'll continue to perform well and avoid injuries who seem to soothe the. is making history just twenty years old it's no wonder she's the toast of tokyo. and you're watching the news will be back again at the top of the hour with another update and there in evanston for all of us in the news thanks for watching and to join us again. you're going to one official es

our tennis correspondent russell fuller is at flushing meadows.t the prospect of roger federer against that carry us. of roger federer against that carry us. he needs an introduction, many feel fit and confident... he is trying to win a sixth title after his most recent trying to new york. they carry us as always making headlines, occasionally frizzed —— tennis. at times he can be almost unplayable. the two have very close meetings in the past, they played 9 cents, eight have been tie—breaks, three of their matches, two of which have been roger —— one by roger federer, . .. have been roger —— one by roger federer,... he was in a very playful mood after his recent victory, the controversy the micro controversial one where he was given a pep talk midway by the umpire. quiz about that and also about his strengths afterwards, he said they are my return, target in cheek, and my unbelievable movements. we can a lwa ys unbelievable movements. we can always expect fireworks when nick is involved. that's all the sport for now. we'll have more at 6:30pm. no

, so that's one thing we're working closely with staff and their public relations person to really flush that out at this point. castro mission is not too far behind. we are anticipating finishing design by the end of the year and probably starting construction in the second quarter of 2019. on the ambulance deployment facility, this is one of the fire department projects, we have completed our design permitting, as i mentioned earlier. bidding started in june. we actually received bids last week. we did get two bids that is currently under review, so currently, the start date for construction is october, of -- later part of this year. on the neighborhoods fire station component, we're really focused on two scopes of work. the first one is a hose tower removal project. really, what we're doing is mitigating the seismic risk by taking away the seismic host tower. the host tower is what's causing the issue, so one of the issue -- what we're trying to solve is to figure out how to do that without mit -- without affecting the -- or addressing the historical concerns. we've -- we've had numer

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that's what these are about, to flush out ideas from our diverse backgrounds. we have many ideas. many of mine are bad, many of mine scare a lot of people because frankly, i come from an alioto family where my mother's a sicilian mother that had very extravagant ideas that scared everybody, which included banning smoking in restaurants, which is the policy around the world, or a needle exchange that has been changed to needle give away, but these are ideas that scared people. and they're ideas that need to be vetted out, some good, some bad, but we have to evolve as a department, and we're not going to do that sitting here during these informational sessions. so i think that i appreciate the opportunity to speak on this. i would support a meeting, retreat, whatever you want to call it to flush out some of these ideas that have been put out by this diverse group of people that the mayor put together. i think we owe it to the mayor to do that. maybe something comes out of it, maybe something doesn't, but it's worth my time. >>commissioner cleaveland: thank you, commissioner veronese

experience as she described for the first time the accident which ended her cycling career are being flushedout it might sound odd but realising right away that i wouldn't be able to walk again and help me waking up from the coma and hearing the diagnosis i thought ok this is reality ok for people. i think it's also nice to be free from the thought that it might get better at that realisation of my destiny and the consequences helped me. with my focus. flanked by the doctors who treated her here in berlin for stomach all about her paralysis if you think. it is how it is. trying of course if i could decide i wouldn't choose this. but it's the way it is and if you accept it then you can react to it better come on them and. national are here and either way cycling was never the only thing in christina for his life shortly after winning her first olympic medals in two thousand and twelve she completed her training as a police officer since her accident the police have guaranteed her a job for life. today has no regrets and no illusions about the dangers of the road that she chose and she's even

with the on court action at flushing meadows relegated to a sideshow, this was a reminder that at thee stage. she raced into a 4—0 lead against dominika cibulkova and sealed the first set with one of ten aces. the second was even more compression set, osaka powering into the quarter—finals in less than an hourin the quarter—finals in less than an hour in front of a capacity home crowd. she looks unstoppable, but she will be keeping an eye on alison risk, the american world number 75 had already beaten to top 20 opponents this year, it didn‘t take long to make it three. she will be eyeing up another scalp in the quarters, former world number one secretary. caroline garcia also flirted with an early exit, losing the second set 6—2, before edging the second set 6—2, before edging the decider 7—5. to cricket, and india against pakistan is perhaps the sport‘s fiercest rivalry. the two sides rarely play each other because of political unrest between the neighbouring countries, but they were brought together at the asia cup in dubai and india ran out comfortable eight—wicket winners. pakista

annabel croft was at flushing meadows for that final.situation very badly. the pressure on her in that match was so the pressure on her in that match was so astronomical because it she is trying to tie this record with margaret court, the overall record in the women's game, so is hejust went into meltdown. when she was up againstan went into meltdown. when she was up against an opponent who was beating her quite significantly and it was a shame because she was beginning to get herself into the match and this situation happened and she went into freefall, but i have to say i think the umpire played it straight. how can we accuse of not paying by the raw book? we would be attacking him if he hadn't —— the rule back. i'm astounded that he has been thrown under the bus. this is not a sexism i’ow. under the bus. this is not a sexism row. it is a great thing for kids to get into in terms of sport because it teaches you about humility and how to cope with difficult situations and how to overcome adversity and problem solve while you are out the

where we start with the tennis news that naomi 0saka is through to the semi—finals of the us open at flushingr—finals of a grand slam for the first time in her career, came through in straight sets against the ukrainian lesia tsurenko. 0saka won 6—1, 6—1, injust 58 minutes, to become the first japanese woman to reach the last four of a major since kimiko date 22 years ago.

to the us open now and it's been an unofficialjapan day at flushing meadows, with kei nishikori and naomirst time a japanese man and woman have been in a grand slam quarter final since 1995, 0saka went one better though. she dropped just two games on her way to beating ukrainian lesia tsurenko inside an hour, becoming the first japanese woman to reach a grand slam semifinal in 22 years. meanwhile nishikori is still battling it out on the arthur ashe stadium with marin cilic, into the 5th set. it's been a mixed day though for britain's jamie murray, having lost his men's quarter—final with brazilian partner bruno soares, the pair were beaten in straight sets by the unseeded malekjaziri and radu albot, he then went on to win the semi—final of the mixed doubles with bethany mattock—sands10—8 the score in the final set. ryan giggs says he's preparing his wales side for a match against the unknown as they take on denmark on sunday. the danish fa have had to call in players from lower leagues and futsal after a disagreement over commercial rights. but while giggs maintained that his side are fo

they flushed and sampled the lines to make sure the water meets standards. the meeting will tell when the advisory will be lifted. it is at 6:00 tonight in the field utility training room in stony point road in santa rosa. >>> a ranch fire started at the end of july and the mendocino complex fire was considered the largest wildfire in california history and was compiled a list -- was composed of two fires. the u.s. forest service announced that fire is now fully contained, burning 410,000 acres and fire crews will remain at the scene for the rest of the week as temperatures warm. >> they are preparing for that warm up. >>> we have mark tamayo tracking the temperatures. >>> as fire crews are wrapping things up and that fire zone, there is increasing fire danger. there will be more fire danger in the coming days and possibly into next week. for the temperature trend, we are warming up and the warming trend will continue into thursday and friday. 90s for the inland areas. the satellite shows patchy fog on the coast and that is clearing. right now, clear skies t