coco gauff up against it.her but that camera which she has demonstrated throughout the tournament seems to have deserted her a little bit. understandable with her age atjust 15. she is up against it now in the second set. 5-3 against it now in the second set. 5—3 down against hercog. plenty of support as you can imagine from the crowd on centre court. in light of her incredible run so far at this yea rs her incredible run so far at this years tournament. but she has plenty to do if she is to stay in the tournament. 5—3 down, assets down. —— are set down. we can pick up on this now. she has been so composed through the start of the atonement. we sought with the big wednesday against herfirst we sought with the big wednesday against her first two opponents. it seems her inexperience is showing a bit? it is such a big moment for her. she has and it's her arrival by coming through qualifying and i'm sure the usda could have bartered her a bit of a reciprocal wild card. but a lot of props go to cori gauff for quali

early initiative and a coco gauff in her first game.outh so often goes hand—in—hand with fearlessness and coco gauff was not going to back down. the young american going so to toe with halep and breaking straight back. a perfect response. as the set w0 re back. a perfect response. as the set wore on, halep's class to show through, not the biggest hit about one of the best offenders on tour and with that she as to head and took the first set. the second began months for the first with the americans are broken and halep into an early lead. so coco gauff went for a much more direct approach and once again the 15—year—old broke straight back. throughout the master machine battled hard to stay in contention but in the end, halep was just too good. the seven seed blue to the quarters, a step too far this time for young coco gauff buffer her, this isjust the beginning. you had to hit a lot of balls to be here and you cannot exit anything to bea here and you cannot exit anything to be a winnerand here and you cannot exit anything to be a winner

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

and for the first time in the match, gauff looks the likely winner.ter almost three hours, gauff proved she's no wannabe. this kid is the real deal. the fairy tale continues. the crowd was amazing. even when i was down match point they were still cheering me on and i am super thankful that they believe in me. as the mercury rose it was hard for some to keep focus. this would have woken them up! no drenchings, but an upset to begin the day. last year's finest kevin anderson sent packing in straight sets. the man who beat him to take the title, novak djokovic, came through a tricky tie to beat pole hubert hurkacz in four sets. we'll have to wait for tomorrow to wait for the much anticipated match—up between andy murray and serena williams in the mixed doubles, but it was fitting that tonight belonged to a comeback kid who has captivated centre court in herfirst grand slam. teenage dreams — so hard to beat. just 15 years old, so impressive! what can we expect tomorrow? welcome coco gauff is not getting any rest at all despite the fact she has captivated

gauff is going for her third-round win later today. >> all right, coco.now. >> yes, she is now, absolutely a phenom. >>> well, when we come back, how america's celebrities celebrated the fourth of july. >>> what justin timberlake just did with an ax. >>> what justin timberlake just did with an ax. before she puts them in the dishwasher. so what does the dishwasher do? (vo) cascade platinum does the work for you. prewashing and removing stuck-on foods, the first time. (mom) wow! that's clean! (vo) cascade platinum. ♪ skinny just gimme the skinny >>> time now for "the skinny." starting with how the other half celebrated the holidays. >> it was independence day for all americans, including celebrities. and our will ganss is here with the latest. >> yeah, your own celebrity is here with the latest. no, i wish, i wish. i'm just here to tell you about what they were doing. yeah. while we were getting sunburned, by we i mean me, you can probably tell, eating hot dogs, so were the celebs because they're just like us. former president barack obama posting this fam

welcome to wimbledon, where the fairytale continues for 15—year—old coco gauff.rican saves two match points to beat slovenia's polona hercog and become the youngest player in the last 16 for almost 30 years. good morning. a lot of fine weather on the way across the uk this weekend. but a little bit of a change in the way things feel. some fresh air blowing in from the north. more on the way things are looking inafew more on the way things are looking in a few moments. it's saturday the 6th ofjuly. our top story: murderers who refuse to reveal the location of a victim's body could be forced to spend longer in prison under a new law. the legal change, known as helen's law, follows campaigning by the mother of helen mccourt, who was killed in 1988 but whose body was never found. ben ando reports. for 31 years, marie mccourt has been fighting for helen's law, named after her daughter who was just 22 when she was abducted and murdered in 1988. her killer, pub landlord ian sims. he has never reveal the whereabouts of helen's body. marie led a campaign demanding that mu

acing what many would consider one of the most difficult tests in professional sports, gauff taking down a living legend in her wimbledonilliamwh n the onship there likeyou' so shocked when you play your hero. >> reporter: the atlanta, georgia, native going into the match with an attitude of gratitude. >> i have nothing to lose playing against one of the greatest players of all time, and i'm just super honored that i get to share the court with her. >> reporter: sharing the court, sure, and dominating. >> it's a dream debut for the 15-year-old. >> reporter: gauff becoming the youngest woman to win at wimbledon since 1991. meeting her idol at the net to shake hands after defeating her. many wondering what exactly was said there. >> i wasn't apologizing. i was just telling her thank you for everything that she's done for the sport, and she's been an inspiration for many people, and i was just really telling her thank you. >> reporter: and after the match reporters asking williams if it's any consolation that she may have just lost to a future multiple wimbledon winner like herself. >>

they can since a seminal moment, over to you coco gauff. not old enough to board certain roller coasters, but the ride continues. the cloud was amazing, even when i was down to match point they were still cheering. they believed in me. hunger, character, talent, coco gauff is popping all the bubbles. looking like a champion and the making but she is already playing title winning tennis. it meant the much anticipated pairing of andy murray and serena williams had to be postponed, they are going to play on centre court in the first round of the mixed doubles, but instead that matches been pushed into the next day at wimbledon. there has been a shot in the cup of nations round of 16, they have knocked out morocco, after extra time and did 1— all, and for the first time in the aftermath, that is going on right now withjust first time in the aftermath, that is going on right now with just over an hour play, senegal are leading uganda 1—0. as the world cup comes toa uganda 1—0. as the world cup comes to a close, pfeiffer president says he wants t

this is gauff's first u.s. appearance since beating venus williams at wimbledon, advancing to the quarterfinals at the all england club earlier this month. for young tennis fans she's become a role model. >> no matter how old you are, your ethnicity, your gender, it don't matt r, thatyou can do anything you want if you put your mind to it. >> at just 15 she's a role model. gauff wonig tonht's doubles match and will play in the singles tomorrow, main draw. washington castles owner mark ime took over, benefiting the washington tennis and education foundation. fans can eat at gourmet places that overlook the practice court e tournament runs through august 4th and it is quite a transformation out there. i going thursday. i have a feeling she's going to be in it tell the end. my money's on coco. >> mine too. so great all the young tennis players in d.c. have a chance to see her in person here. >> it really is so exciting.u >>> mch more ahead on "news 4 at 11:00." >>> changing dna. at-home tests give you answers abou

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did you watch coco gauff yesterday?” didn't. house and an hour and a half later we were still watching. brilliant. let's take a look at the front pages. the metro covers our top story about the leaked memos from the foreign office, setting out the uk ambassador to washington's candid views of the trump administration. the paper quotes a senior mp saying the leaker should be prosecuted. the times says borisjohnson faces a showdown with about 30 of his party's mps who want to block a no—deal brexit. the paper also reports that the rise of online shopping means more postmen are being bitten by dogs as people open their doors to receive parcels. we'll have more on that later. nhs operations are being cancelled because consultants have begun working to rule in a stand—off over pensions, that is according to the guardian. and the mirror is demanding holiday companies end the school holidays rip—off. their figures suggest that getaways can cost 81% more in the summer break. it also pictures actor and ex—footballer vinnie jones, whose w

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

. >>> rottino coco gauff feet venus williams unwanted she was back out a. she is in her court quick work of magdalena 6-3 off becomes the young woman since jennifer capriotti in 1991 in wilson. playing on friday. >>> 6:25. a scary early morning crash bringing down power lines and santa clara county, when repair work should finally be finished. >>> it is 4 july, which means daniel has the barriers up any chairs out. now we just need the people here. in just a couple of hours. >>> on 4 july, you are allowed to shoot off fireworks in some bay area locations. how one city hopes to keep things from getting out of hand. >>> we are hearing from witnesses, after a nasty rollover crash and santa clara county. >>> good morning, it is thursday, july 4. i michelle griego. >> i am anne makovec in for kenny choi. we are keeping a close eye on the weather forecast because it will effect a lot of peoples plans for the good news is that there is sunshine through the day. suck we are starting off the day with low clouds and areas of fog along the coast and areas of the bay e

coco gauff, looking ahead to what‘s known as manic monday.was refusing to go home. coco gauff‘s run at wimbledon is still going. with three opponents down, today she plays for a quarterfinal place. in that third—round win, she was the top trend on the internet, and to see what it means, just look at her parents. her mum candi‘s celebrations have been impossible to ignore, on court and online. speaking of your mum and being focused, she is going a little bit viral. please tell me she's a meme. i didn't tell her, but she's going to go viral, i know. gauff‘s opponent today brings a new core quality. earlier this year, simona halep was world number one. she is a grand slam winner. but on the grass, gauff has been a match for everyone, and already here, the best are on alert. big fan, actually. i‘m so excited for her — love her family. gosh, i just couldn‘t feel — more proud. like, obviously this moment is an incredible moment, and i'm still excited that i get to keep living it. so i kind of try not to think about it as my destiny, or whatever, be

also gauff, she wins the first set and second on the top of the screen. looks like nus has her beat but gauff gets there and venus hits her out.th at's her nickname.nl she's cert pumped. getting it done. gauff was born in march of 2 when venus had won four of her seven major titles and gets it done. 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. al

here's abc's ian pannell. >> reporter: coco gauff taking wimbledon by storm.merican tennis star soundly beating slovakia's magdalena rybarikova in straight sets. the pumped-up crowd here today giving her a rare standing ovation. gauff's captured the heart and the imagination of many of the crowds here at wimbledon. she says she wants to go all the way to the final, and many here are hoping that happens. gauff stunned the tennis world monday, beating her rival and tennis legend venus williams. >> it's a dream debut for the 15-year-old. >> oh, i'm just still shocked that i'm even here. i wasn't expecting any of this. a lot of celebrities were dm'ing me, posting me. so like i'm kind of starstruck. so it's been hard to reset. >> reporter: even so, the youngest player ever to qualify for wimbledon is super confident. >> i think i can beat anyone who's across the court. if i don't think i can win the match, i won't even step on the court. >> reporter: this was a much tougher match than venus williams, but the youngster showed her brilliance, mixing up her game, and

coco gauff, congratulations on everything.nk you so much for being with us and good luck. >> thank you. >> that was so terrific. i admire her so much. and i love her advice to our kids. just dream big. stop squashing their dreams, john. >> i'm trying to make them believe they can do anything. but i have to say the poise and confidence, not just to play tennis, she's worked so hard at that, but also everything that comes with it. people all of a sudden start asking you a ton of questions and she has great thoughtful answers. >> they also say her tennis style shows confidence. she did things other tennis players wouldn't have done at that moment. >> it's the overall game. she knows how to play the game. >> i think we're going to get a chance to see her again in the future. >> i have a hunch. >> thank you for our international viewers for watching. for our u.s. viewers, growing pressure in the white house over the labor secretary ties to jeffrey epstein and that sex trafficking case. "new day" continues right now. >>> multi-milli

just 15, coco gauff has shown composure beyond her yea rs gauff has shown composure beyond her yearsng to her with an error strain served to lose the first set. coco needed her mojo, but as she stared down the barrel of two match points, polona hercog lost her nerve. tie—break time, this is also new to coco and her devoted family. he can't watch. but perseverance pays off. yes! and into a deciding set we went. what an extraordinary rally. it was a match swinging this way and that. the first time in the match, gauff looks like the likely winner. her opponent was highly experienced. they were going nowhere, and finally after almost three hours, gauff proved she is no want to be. this kit is the real deal. the fairytale continues! 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. as the mercury rose, it was hard for some to keep focus. this would have woken them up. no drenching is, but an upset to begin the day. last yea r‘s an upset to begin the day. last year's finalist, kevin anderson sent pack

i always wanted to tell her that. >> reporter: gauff who is a resident of delray beach, florida, grews 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 caught the eye of some major sponsors. >> i never thought this would happen. i'm literally living my dream right now. [ cheers ] >> that was david begnaud reporting. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," how the high price of insulin is forcing americans to go on so-called insulin caravans to canada to buy the lifesaving drug. mireya villarreal spoke with some of them. >>> plus, going alcohol free. a look at the rise of socializing without drinking. >>>

she defeated gauff in straight sets 6-3, 6-3.t qualifier in the professional era. in the first round, gauff defeated her longtime hero, venus williams. >>> new york mets rookie sensation pete alonso's last swing in last night's home run derby proved to be his money ball. [ cheers ] >> line drive off the top -- there it is! pete alonso -- he's your home run derby champion. >> alonso defeated the toronto blue jays' vladimir guerrero jr. 23-22 in the final round to win $1 million. that's nearly double alonso's salary this year. he embraced his pitcher, derek morgan, also his cousin. guerrero hit a record 91 homers in the derby's three rounds. >>> and california firefighters made a different sort of rescue when a dog got stuck about eight feet under a concrete patio. they used a saw to cut ought hole in the concrete and free the dog. the dog is now back with his family. authorities say that it got trapped under the patio while it was digging and couldn't find its way back out. boy, he looks happy. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning"

>>> drama off the court for 15-year-old tennis phenom coco gauff. the controversy over a text message breakup just as she prepares for her big match today. >>> and the legal battle brewing over the bikini baristas. will they be stripped of their right to serve coffee? >>> good friday morning, everyone. thanks for joining us after the holiday. we begin with that state of emergency in southern california after the most powerful earthquake in 20 years. >> we're getting new images of the damage from cracked roads and water pipes to grocery store aisles in ruin to gas leaks and fires. the worry now is about aftershocks. some could be powerful. >> thursday's quake hit near the town of ridgecrest, california, about 150 miles northeast of los angeles. abc's mona kosar abdi is here with the latest on the cleanup and what scientists are now saying. mona, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, janai and good morning, kenneth. so far what we are hearing from experts is with an earthquake of this magnitude, it's common to see a lot of aftershocks, but they als

cori "coco" gauff had already made history going into yesterday's match.lify for the wimbledon. but she wasn't going to stop there. gauff was ready to school her competition in her wimbledon debut. >> on my italian test, i got a "b." today, i give myself an "a." >> reporter: 15-year-old cori "coco" gauff acing what many would consider one of the most difficult tests in professional sports. gauff taking down a living legend in her wimbledon debut, knocking out venus williams, who has won the championship there five times. >> i kind of knew it was coming, but still, like, you know -- you're so shocked when you play your hero first round. >> reporter: the atlanta, georgia, native going into the match with an attitude of gratitude. >> i have nothing to lose playing against one of the greatest players of all time. i'm just super honored that i can share the court with her. >> reporter: sharing the court, sure. and dominating. >> it's a dream debut for the 15-year-old. >> reporter: gauff becoming the youngest woman to win at wimbledon since 1991. meeting her ido

as 15-year-old coco gauff does it again coming back from near as 15-year-old coco gauff does it again coming back from near defeat and advancing in her remarkable wimbledon run >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >> good evening i'm peter alexander. this evening new fears another major earthquake could be on the horizon and new warnings that warnings that after after shocks will last for days after the strongest quake to hit southern california in 20 years. this new video capturing the intensity of the shaking, interrupting the community playing terrifying students and their families. hundreds of after intensity of the shaking, interrupting the community playing terrifying families. hundreds of after shocks already rattling that region including a 5.2 magnitude tremor today we begin with miguel almaguer near the epicenter tonight >> reporter: tonight new images show the >> reporter: tonight new images show the panic when the quake struck in the middle of a performance with 65 children on stage. >> it started shaking back and forth and up and down. going to it fel

and what stands out most about gauff, despite being just 15, is her composure.and 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. the noise tells you everything you need to know, simply astonishing. she is not old enough to board certain rollercoasters is, but the ride continues. the crowd was amazing. even when i was down matchpoint, they were still cheering me on, and i am just super thankful that they believe in me. hunger, character, talent. coco is popping all the bubbles. she will be labelled a champion in the making, but she is already playing title winning tennis. well, because gauff‘s match went on so long it meant the much anticipated pairing

coco gauff, wimbledon's comeback kid. the american teenager facing a battle with herzog of slovenia. with tenacity and nerves of steel, under extraordinary pressure, coming from behind to force a third set. the crowd here with her all the way. and they're also cheering back l ray beach, florida.staurant in coco says ever since that upset defeat of venus williams, life changed in a matter of seconds. new fans reaching out from some unexpected places. >> beyonce's mom posted me on instagram. and i was screaming. i hope she saw that, because i would love to go to a concert. >> reporter: as for all the money she's winning -- >> i can't buy a car, because i can't drive. >> reporter: after all, wimbledon's new star is still just a 15-year-old schoolgirl. another stunning victory. after today, it only gets harder. next up, last year's french open champion. but anything now seems possible for coco gauff. cecilia? >> even perhaps a beyonce concert. >> ian, thank you. you can watch wimbledon coverage on espn. >>> still ahead on "wo

gauff picked up where she left off against venus williams.the baddest 15-year-old on the planet. you can see it in her eyes, jim. she looks across that net and fears no one. she rolled past magdalena in straight sets a woman who was a semifinalist here two years ago. coco is having the time of her life. her parents there to witness it all. coco has been acting like she's been there before. >> i think i've kind of reached basically almost the best mentally i can get to. you always can improve but right now just i feel like the way i'm acting and the way i kind of feel inside -- because you can fake it until you make it, but i'm not faking it, at least right now. >> the magical run continues. coco gauff taking on herzog tomorrow. she is set to earn 139,000 bucks to make the third round. forbes projects she'll earn $1 million this year. not bad for 15, jim. >> no, not at all. she seems just so poised there. incredible coy wire. thank you. >>> team usa knows who it will have to beat to repeat as world champions. the netherlands scored an extra-ti

fantastic and it's because of this long match happened today with gauff that's been delayed it tomorrowor wimbledon and i'm sure lots of champagne and strawberry consumed but what's remarkable about gauff is the fact that she's not just physically astonishing and fantastic context, but actually the that her mental acumen is remarkable. i mean, just wonderful to see. thank you both. that's it for the papers this hour. kevin schofield and benedicte paviot will be back at half past eleven for another look at the papers, and don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — 7 days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers — and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you kevin and benedicte. goodbye. (titles next) goodbye. good evening. we have had a highjust shy of 28 celsius today. will it be repeated tomorrow? no, it does not look like it because this weather front, a cold weather front is slipping southwards behind it, we've got a fresh northwesterly breeze, in that direction. still warm as we go t

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

harris is now on the defensive. ( cheers and applause ) >> big comeback win at wimbledon for coco gauff i always knew i could come back, no matter what the score is. >> begnaud: and, steve hartman with the kid everyone rejected. >> they would pick teams, and i would be the only one left out. >> begnaud: until one day, he showed them all. >> begnaud: good evening from new york. welcome to the broadcast. i'm david begnaud. this is our western edition. friday was full of aftershocks in southern california, a day after this 6.4 earthquake rattled the region there. there have been more than 1,400 aftershocks, one of them measured 5.4. now, the damage is still being assessed from that original quake, which was the largest in two decades. california's governor has declared a state of emergency for the area near the epicenter, which is about 150 miles northeast of los angeles, and that is where carter evans is tonight. ( screams ) >> reporter: the 6.4 magnitude earthquake is still fresh on everyone's minds here in ridgecrest, and the aftershocks won't let them forget it. >> i have never felt an

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and coco gauff does it again.ther stunning victory for the 15—year—old at wimbledon, in herfirst ever grand slam. hello and welcome to bbc world news. venezuela's supreme court has released 22 prisoners, including a high—profile judge. maria afiuni is one of many people the opposition says are political prisoners. she was first arrested ten years ago, and had been sentenced again in march for corruption. the move has been welcomed by the un, which published a highly critical report on thursday accusing president maduro‘s government of widespread abuses against the opposition and minority groups. maria afiuni's brother says his sister still has restrictions on her freedom. translation: she can't speak to the media. she can't use social media. she can't leave the country. she has to present herself every 30 days. the logical thing would be to get rid of all the cautionary measures and respect what the un says, which is complete freedom. but that has not happened. we continue to wait. the un says one thing, the madur

gauff captures the heart and the imagination of many of the crowds here at wimbledon.he wants to go all the way to the final. and many here are hoping that happens. gauff stunned the tennis world monday, beating her idol and tennis legend venus williams. >> it's a dream debut for the 15-year-old! >> just still shocked that i'm even here. >> reporter: even so, the youngest player ever to qualify for wimbledon is super confident. >> i think i can beat anyone who is across the court and if i don't think i can win a match, then i won't even step on the court. >> reporr: w a tougher match than venus, but the youngster showed her brilliance, mixing up her game and the crowd lapped it up. hold on your seats. we could be watching history in the making. cecilia? >> i believe you're right. ian, thank you. >>> when we come back, more on that deadly volcano e run thun. a tourist killed. >>> and after that sip of tea seen around the world, team usa has just learned who they'll be facing in the world cup final. i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still ma

. >>> everyone tuning in to see what the 15-year-old tennis prodigy coco gauff will do next.he be her idol venus williams, and now as marc liverman reports, she is extending her state limited by defeating another top tennis star. >> reporter: 15-year-old coco gauff continues her historic run at the all england club. she is already the youngest player ever to come through qualifying for wimbledon in the open era, with a second straight victory yesterday, she became the youngest player to reach the tournament third round sent jennifer capriotti 1 her friends and family reacting to her win over the former wimbledon semi finalist, magdaleno rebar cova. >> she keeps playing how she is, she could win the tournament. >> reporter: on monday, coco gauff registered on the national radar defeating her idol, 30 angled and straight sets. sucking never thought this would happen. i'm living my dream. >> reporter: coco gauff who grew up in florida said she always looked up to the williams sisters. after upsetting the five-time wimbledon champ earlier this week, coco gauff had nothing but pra

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.

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and coco gauff does it again.ther stunning victory for the 15—year—old at wimbledon, in herfirst ever grand slam. hello and welcome to bbc world news. venezuela has released 22 people regarded by the opposition as political prisoners, including a prominentjudge. since her arrest in 2009, maria afiuni has faced a range of charges and has spent years in prison or under house arrest. the united nations commisioner on human rights had appealed for her release, before publishing a report yesterday accusing president maduro‘s government of abusing the justice system to suppress his political opponents. maria afiuni's brother said his sister still had restrictions on her freedom. translation: she can't speak to the media. she can't use social media. she can't leave the country. she has to present herself every 30 days. the logical thing would be to get rid of all the cautionary measures and respect what the un says, which is complete freedom. but that has not happened. we continue to wait. the un says one thing, the madu

tennis phenom coco gauff putting in another amazing performance at wimbledon.t her winning streak. shs only 15 years old. >> amazing. still more to come on that. >>> first though we got some breaking news here that we also want to get to. southern california surveying the damage after the second powerful earthquake in just two days. this one, 7.1 magnitude, even bigger than thursday's. it was centered about 150 miles north of los angeles, cracked buildings and roads, caused fires, cut power to thousands of people. seismologists expect aftershocks could continue for days. >>> the women's world cup wraps up tomorrow as the u.s. faces the netherlands in the big game in lyon, frae. the president of fifa, which runs the sport, is talking about capitalizing on the popularity of this year's tournament. he wants to double the prize money and add more teams next time around. this year's women's world cup includes $30 million in prize money. last year's men's world cup, 400 million, so i think it's time for some equal pay here. >> yep, and, of course, the big game tomorr

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

cheers and applause >> rorter: 15 years, and now two winning wimbledon matches under her belt, coco gauff has served up anothestunning victory, beating slovenia and barrelling ahead to round three. >> the composure i mean, she looked like she was lockedn. >> reporter: around wimbledon, it seems everyone has coco fever. >> i think she's the future of america. >> there is a large connection somewhere along the line >> we're going to claim her anyway >> exactly >> reporter: and coco herself. >> i'm still shocked i'm even here >> reporter: and after this week who can blame her. the young he felt qualifier in wimbledon history feating venus williams, praised by serena >> there she is. how is everything? >> thank you >> reporter: advice from roger federer, play well mission accomplish pd. >> i think i can beat anyone who is across the ur if i don't think i can win the match i won't be on the court. >> reporter: now showing the world what she's got blayne alexander, nbc news, london >> coco gauff, remember that name amazing. >> i mean, the confidenc strong, right? >> i can't believe she's 15 yea

co gauff wins her second match, and the hearts ofans around the world. laura: for those watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to "world news america." in libya, more than 40e were killed and many more injured in an airstrike on ate migrant ion center. the top u.n. human rights official said the attack in tripoli uld be a war crime. libyan officials said that a forces loyal to the warlorder g haftar are responsible. thousands of migrants trying to reach europe are being held in libya as the conflict intensifies. quentin somerville reports. quentin: they came to libya in search of an escape, but were killed before th could flee the shores. more than 100 migrants, mostly africans, were corralled inside rue detention center. they had nowhere tto when it took a direct hit. dozens were killed and many more injured. they had fled their countries -- war, persecution, and poverty -- with few possessions. in the rubble, they looked for any scraps that survived. >> people are still under the block. we don't know what to say. all that we know is we want the

first taking the court the moment of victory, game, set and match for gauff. she now advances to the round of 16, the youngestwan to reach that round since anna kournikova back in >>1996. three hours in the heat, that has to be tiring. >> domineering, a phenom, plain and simple. >> st of luck to her. >>> well, still to come,'s going to be anything but a quick fix, we've learned. still ahead, we' t live in neighborhood where this mavisnk sihole swallowed a car. >> plus, the swarm of aftershocks expected to last several days in the area hitby the magnitude 6.4 earthqua. we'reke g >> it was a n restlessht for many in southern california. that's because dozens of t afshocks, including a 5.4 early this morning. this comes after yesterday's 6.4 magnitude quake, the strongest in that region a year. there wasn't a lot of severe nedamage. home say they appear have been spared. store owners report more damage with faing ceiling tiles and items thrown off the shelves. closer to the epicenter severale people we hurt and two hours fires were reported likely tied to damaged

gauff had to win three qualifying chances to get a chance to play her idol.y the time she was born in 2004, williams had four grand slam titles, including two at wimbledon. i was telling her she is always inspiring. >> gauff, which a resident of delray beach, florida, grew up admiring the sisters. by the time she was 16, she was the youngest to finish open. her parents were on the edge of their seats. >> my dad was jumping up every time i scored a point. she became a youngest player to win a championship success has f of major sponsors. >>> and we are out of time. that's "the overnight news" for this tuesday. for some, the news continues. for others, check back later on. the morning news and cbs broadcast this morning. i will be back tonight for "the cbs news." >>> this is "the cbs overnight news." >> welcome to the overnight news. i'm meg oliver. all of asia is waiting on the response from beijing, after thousands of protesters come to articlement in the beginning. riotice hru up and police is there. hong kong has never seen this happened before. hundreds of

. >> fresh off her incredible run at wimbleton, 15-year-old phenom, coco gauff will talk about winning the crowd over at the tennis club. i am lindsay davis, abc news, new york. >>> this morning we are getting a glimpse of disney's new movie, malays "maleficent." >> trust me, let us prove you wrong. >> you have done an job. >> i am . >>> coming back with a full 90 minutes of news, including the latest democratic presidential candidate to drop out of the race. >>> live in the news room this morning with the latest on the ghost ship trial. the warehouse's master tenant is expected to be back on the stand today. >>> and more recycling centers >>> and more recycling centers in san francisco oh thaphenomenal!, that's unfair. that's so unfair. c'mon jay-bo. let's go. let's go. woahh! try my $4.99 bbq bacon double cheeseburger combo. only at jack in the box. ♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double cheeseburger combo. second day of testimony. the defendant revealed what he knew about the ghost ship warehouse before the deadly inferno. >> and improving wildfire safety. you have a chance to weigh i

harris is now on the defensive. ( cheers and applause ) >> big comeback win at wimbledon for coco gauff i always knew i could come back, no matter what the score is