with the mercury rising, opponent hubert hurkacz wasn't fazed by the four times wimbledon winner. 29the court. later tonight, the hotly anticipated matchup between a night of the realm and a queen of the slams. doubles is only played at major tournaments, so what we will see between williams and murray is anybody‘s while crowds wait for them, they'll be paying close attention to a certain 15—year—old. coco gauff has been given star billing on centre court later, and everybody who has seen her this week has been struck by how calm she is under pressure. she'd be the youngest player sincejennifer capriati in 1991 to advance to the last 16 if she beat polona hercog, and there is nothing these crowds like more than a story. i'm really enjoying it. and we love a fairy tale, and we've been loving you. they have, it's super exciting. it shows how life can change overnight. game face on for the biggest match of her life, sees just walked out against her heavily tattooed opponent. if she wins the match, she'd move into the top 150 players in the world. she looks so calm. she is now in unfamil

the 3rd round by guido pella a defending champion the novak djokovic had to fight hard to overcome hubert catch in 4 sets the serbian is the is in the other half of the draw from rivals rafa nadal and roger federer and so looks like having a clear path to the final in the women's game former world number one kind of man was the yaquis is out after a punishing loss to china's sure why 15 year old sensation corey golf of the united states is looking to continue her fairytale run against a polonia hat song meanwhile allison of a trunk. the 1st openly gay couple to play doubles at wimbledon were knocked out. now to a completely different kind of sports farmers in pakistan have been competing in traditional low bowl races and they village of below while about 70 kilometers from the capital islamabad this involves pairs of poles dragging their handlers behind them and cooking the books out of dust as a little down the track farms and landowners around the region bring the fastest animals to entertain the crowds of spectators eager to catch a glimpse of the action. here's a reminder of our top s

hubert humphrey managed that bill on the floor. he took the lead on it, and , thisey wrote back to him letter is a cherished possession. you are without a doubt the most unselfish, kind, and considerate man i have ever known. it is a rare privilege to be associated with you and i'm eternally grateful for the opportunities you have given me to make some contribution to our country. one.l read this it says dear mike, i don't know what we would have done without about the civil rights struggle if it had not been for your humility, your understanding, yourself effacement, and your -- ofiation at every every problem as it arose. he wound up keeping the senate together at a time that it could've been the most disruptive, may be in the history of the senate. , he got the nations banks and the thanks of his colleagues. probably whenat most people think of mike mansfield today, they think of his opposition to our involvement in the vietnam war. he was involved in so many issues, the nuclear test and treaty, the civil rights act, many, many

because he was concerned about what hubert humphrey would say about the vietnam war.water campaign tapped. because he wants to say what they were up to. johnson had the fbi in atlantic city the democratic convention. monitoring his opponents. and getting regular feedback from j edgar hoover. and so i am not surprised although i'm disgusted. the democrats and the house of representatives have learned a lot from fdr, john kennedy, lyndon johnson, among others. because they want to see donald trump's tax returns. of course they do not control the executive branch but they control the house of representatives. we have a chairman of a committee in the house, elijah cummings. elijah cummings has sent a letter to the chairman and chief executive officer of the accounting firm for the president. who handles his businesses among other things. and here's what he wants. to assist our view of the issues, you know that donald trump may not be paying taxes. by the way have an irs for that. it is not the job of democrats in the house. with respect to donald trump, donald j trump, th

hubert humphrey managed that bill on the floor. he took the lead on it and humphrey wrote back to him, your letter to me following the civil rights battle is a cherished possession. you are without a doubt the most unselfish, kind and considerate man i've ever known. it is a rare privilege to be associated with you and i am internally grateful for the opportunities you have given me to make some contribution to our country. from thead this one minority leader at that time. dear mike, i don't know what we would have done about the civil rights struggle if it had not been for your humility, your understanding, your sale -- self effacement and your understanding of every problem when it arose. but all was said and done, you should have had the lions share of credit, because you are the leader and you'd cooperated at every step of this torturous road. you will never know how deep my appreciation is and my admiration and respect for you. he wound up keeping the senate together in a time that could have been the most disruptive, may be t

he faces poland's hubert hurkacz for a place in the fourth round while djokovic hasn't dropped a set with the first of the last 16 games. and one of the group stage's most impressive performers, morocco, are first up. they take on benin, who scraped through to this stage courtesy of three draws. while in the later game uganda play senegal, both matches are in cairo. it's the penultimate day of pool matches at the cricket world cup with pakistan who can still mathematically make the semi—finals playing bangladesh at lords in london. pakistan can still qualify for the last four, but they'll have to create history and win by more than 300 runs against a bangladesh side who have three wins from their eight matches. home favourite padraig harrington leads by a stroke heading into the second round of the irish open at lahinch in county clare. the three—time major winner who's 7 under, last won this event in 2007 and heads south africa's zander lombard on the west coast of ireland. social media went into overdrive when the 22 teams competing in the 2019 tour de france were presented to fans

the 3rd round by giteau peja defending champion novak djokovic she had to fight hard to overcome huberther catch in 4 sets the serbian is in the other half of the draw from rivals rafael nadal and roger federer and so it looks to have a clear path to the final in the women's draw all former world number one carling opposed the aki is out after a punishing loss to china's jon and 15 year old since ation you see her right there corey guff of the united states continued her fairy tale run with a comeback win over alone ahead saw meanwhile allison van 8 funk and greet him in the 1st openly gay couple to play doubles at wimbledon they were knocked oh this time aren't as big a soccer now the women's soccer world cup it ends this weekend with holders the united states taking on the netherlands in the final it has been widely acclaimed as the best women's tournament ever in terms of performances and global interest when alfie for wants to increase the number of teams and double the prize money at the next women's world cup. the easy supports is a sold out stadium the semifinals of the women's w

the man who beat him to take the title, novak djokovic, came through a tricky tie to beat pole hubertch—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 this place, huge cheers, absolutely unbelievable here, but she has mixed doubles tomorrow, she will play with briton‘s jay clarke, a bit ofa will play with briton‘s jay clarke, a bit of a ding dong here because he texted the person he was meant to play with, harriet dart, allegedly, to tell her he was swapping her for cocoa . to tell her he was swapping her for cocoa. you saw in my piece that the pair dubbed serandy, serena williams and andy murray, will be playing tomorrow but not before 5:30pm. andy murray has male doubles and serena williams has got a single match. we have dan evans, johanna konta and a huge day for harriet

poland's hubert hurkacz is up next for him. british men's number one, kyle edmund, is out though.nando verdasco. british women's number two, heather watson, was also knocked out, by anett kontaveit. andy murray will be in action tomorrow when he plays in the men's doubles. however, it is his mixed doubles partnership with serena williams that has everyone talking. their first—round opponents will be andreas mies from germany and alexa guarachi from chile, and murray has been explaining just why he decided tojoin up with the legendary american. you know, the opportunity to play with serena, she is one of the best tennis players of all time, but one of the biggest female athletes ever. something that i may never get another chance to do, and i also might not potentially play mixed doubles again. so if i'm going to do it once, the chance to play with her is obviously, you know, brilliant, and not something i expected to happen. that's all the sport for now. goodnight. and a good evening to you from the bbc weather centre, a last look at the weather before you head to bed, perhaps, an

ashling hubert is an anti—abortion campaigner.nor travelled from northern ireland to england for an abortion five years ago. dr calum miller is a junior surgical doctor and is anti—abortion. claudia craig successfully campaigned for legal home—use of abortion pills after her traumatic experience. laura mann had an abortion but says she regrets it. independent mp heidi allen talked about her abortion experience in the house of commons, ajmal masroor is an imam who wants the limit reduced to 17 weeks. dr caroline gazet is an abortion surgeon. caroline, first of all, why do you think attitudes are liberalising in this country? i think we realise that a woman has a right to choose what to do with her body, and we need to trust that women know what they want to do with their body, their body and their lives. as we go forward in the 21st—century, this is the right attitude. it is not a universal attitude, we look to what is happening in the united states and attitudes are reversing there, the law is reversing there. i think this is fund

george mcgovern, hubert humphrey, mike dukakis.uestion is in this election cycle, do they pick the head over the heart and that my put them in a better position to beat donald trump. >> i want to ask you about the debate format and get your thoughts on whether you think this is a constructive way to get the 20 candidates out onto the stage splitting them up across two different nights where you don't even have the top contenders on the same stage. >> this is a tough one. i don't know that there is any other way to do it. you may recall in 2016 there was a large field on the republican side. theyhad two debates but had the top contenders together and the other contenders on a different night. you could do it that way or the way they are doing it this year or they are mixing it up. regardless, the challenge here is you only have two hours to get to a lot of different people. even attend people is a lot. of thehe constraints size of the field, the nature of the way these debates are set up is fine. is, can we expect to get more depth

but where the market is reading in hubert would not be hawk.- not be an uber about athis question is central bank becoming increasingly politicized. guy: in terms of all of those pieces falling into place, is it likely? what do we know about the resistance to this plan becoming a reality? who is resisting? just give us a sense of the competing ideas that are out there to this plan. maria: two things to keep in mind. the list that we now have on the table, at this point it is not official, but the names are completely different to the names we got yesterday. we know the names from yesterday would not fly. the european christian democrats made it clear. angela merkel encountered a lot of pushback from her own political group, and that meant today they had to reset. that's why we've come up with a whole bunch of new people who were not even in the running yesterday. it has completely changed in 24 hours. the key here is that when european leaders come out of the summit tonight, they will believe they have made the right decision. that when they have put it to a vote in the european parl

we'll be right back with the plate-spinning magic of vice president hubert humphrey. >> stephen: nowlate, late show >> reggie: ladies and gentlemen, all the way from inside djibouti, git

with his new partner, pierre hubert they triumphed in four sets. it's a great advert for doubles.ing to play mixed doubles later on today when he teams up with the up with and only serena williams it was a bit of a media clamor for this pairing to come together andy murray is just excited for the opportunity. >> the opportunity to play mixed doubles with her is something that i -- it would never have been kind of, i don't know, in my mind in previous years. i never thought about playing mixed doubles. it's not something i saw in my future yeah maybe i can give you a good story after the next ten days or so after we've spent some time on court i think we'll try to practice and stuff tomorrow yeah we'll see how the next ten days goes hopefully we'll have a good story to tell. >> there's no court yet allocated for serena williams and andy murray's dream team partnership, when that is announced today at 5:30, there will be a whole bunch of fans running to see that. the late-comers to centre court or number one court which is most likely where that match is to be played some stewards w

hubert humphrey! look it up! and walter mondale! read the name and the law school there! walter mondale, the great liberal white! they were looking for racial equality! they didn't believe in racial rhetoric, they didn't believe in racial separatism, they believed in equality. yet they believe in immigration, but immigrants wanted to enrich america, not take advantage of it. not to scapegoat it. we are in a situation where we have missed a reversal of our american heritage, which has been truly equal opportunity for everyone without regard to their race. and now she's profiling that she is profiling white man! >> laura: that was azra's point, she had all this literature on the table, all this rhetoric of togetherness, unity. you look at the fine print, where your modest clothing, and the edicts of political islam come into play. my issue, when did liberals become so okay with a restriction is approach to language, dress free speech, whether it's speech on college campuses. i dealt with that back in the days of dartmouth. or what we are seeing with some of the more violent

my but djokovic is in action against hubert hurkacz., they have. everyone talking about serena williams pairing up with andy murray, in the mixed doubles. they should be on court at about 5:30pm, after then, on centre court. plenty to enjoy for the crowd. serena can't wait to get on the court with murray. i'm looking forward to it. it will help me out. usually when i play doubles it helps might singles play. i really needed it and i'm glad you guys suggested it. i'm really looking forward to it. we talked about it before and it made sense for me because i could use some matches at this point and it made sense for him, and we both want to do well and we both love wimbledon, so it's something we thought we could do. everyone looking forward to that match and i think we'll all be watching it. you can watch it on bbc tv and also the app as well. some great news from the fifa president regarding women's football. this is gianni infantino, news in the last hour. he wants to increase the size of the women's world cup to 32 teams and double the

then men's number one seed novak djokovic is up against hubert hurkats.n an ethiopian airlines plane crashed earlier this year, believe the "commercial motivation" of the aerospace giant boeing, led to the deaths of their relatives. speaking exclusively to the bbc, family members explained the devastating effect the last few months have had on them. simon browning reports from north america. everywhere we look, there's a blank where she should be. struggling with their loss. nadia and michael's daughter samya rose was on a boeing plane that crashed in ethiopian. samya's right here. she was one of 157 people on board. how did those first couple of hours evolve for you both? i learned standing right over there in the laundry room. i — it was 3:00am in the morning, and ijust started physically shaking, like, icouldn't stop my body from shaking. and then ijust thought, "i can't tell the other people in the house." it was the second identical boeing jet to crash in five months. initial reports say they happened for the same reason — a faulty flight control sys

hubert gilbert, dashing young man, heartthrob, a matinee idol kind of guy, he has his battery but hestarts leapfrogging backwards, just sweeping the road. he sticks his guns, the confederates always shoot down the battery horses. they start manhandling the guns back and they leapfrogged them back and gilbert finally decides he has to guns to stay with. and he tells his second-in-command to drop ammunition all the way back about 150 to 200 yards. and they'll fire primarily down the road at the confederates. the artillery is being shot down on all sides. the older begs the germans to retreat and they happen to be fellow ohioans, they man the guns, and gilbert fights the battery all the way back to the solidified union line. it's one of the most heroic performances by an artillery man in american history and how many of you have heard about that. that's great, i'm surprised anybody has because the germans on the bad guys, they ran away. they didn't all runaway. the 11th core against all great odds did what could get some regiments broke, some performed heroically but jackson pushes to a

the hubert humphreys. the paul wellstone who always finds joy in politicking because i do. i love doing this. i love grass roots politics. i came up through the dfl party in grass roots politics. i like meeting people and talking to people about issues because i think that's how you win and my whole work in public service has been about helping people and i said that on that detective stage when we had 45 seconds to summarize why people shout vote for us. my first argument is that my whole year across -- career i've listened to people and gotten things done. that's why i've been the lead democrat on over 100 bills that have been passed and signed into law, all right? that is a lot of bills and i've done it by listening to people, by yetting -- getsing ideas. we were talking about drug shortages, farm cies. i led that bill. bill about rumor calls, bills about broad band. i've seen these things and gotten ahead of a lot of these issues, but the second issue and the most important thing for people in our country right now, whether they are democrats, independents or moderate r

. >> hubert humphrey was offered help from a foreign entity called the russians and he turned it downn 1968. >> before we are awaiting speaker pelosi's presser in a second, familiar face on this program, congresswoman bass from california. good to see you. >> thank you. >> one question was what was the goal of today, and, two, do you feel as if the committee met the goal? >> uh, i definitely don't think the committee missed the goal -- >> no, met the goal, i'm sorry. >> yes, i think the committee did meet the goal. but the goal was for the american people to really hear what was in volume ii and especially highlighting on five examples of obstruction of justice. you know, because we had to deal with the attorney general coming out and completely mischaracterizing the report and then weeks went, you know that. and so people were left with a narrative that was completely false. >> there have been two general critiques from supportive folks of what you guys conducted today that we've been talking about. one of them was you just brought up the timing. you sort of brought that up to talk a

. >> every democratic candidate from adlai stevenson to hubert humphrey and probably beyond was secretly offered help by russian agents. the soviet ambassador even called up lyndon johnson with a tape recorder running in september of 1964 and said mr. khrushchev would like to see you win. what can he do to help you? that offer was made to all of them and they all said no help, get out of here. >> don't let him know you're rooting for me. let me go to mieke on this. what do you say about a president? how do we clean up a system where half the political force in the country which is coming out of the white house is like the system it is now. grab what you can for the russians. >> i think this is a real challenge to our democracy. the president won with less than the majority of american support. his support is below 50% now and it's never been above 50%. it's very hard in a democracy to reach consensus when you don't have the support of the majority of the people. i think we have to take a real serious look at some of the campaign forms to be able to fix our electoral. >> i think we should

that we've been, and i will close with mentioning just one trip that gave me the idea that senator hubert humphrey and republican leader leader hugh scott were going to go to moscow. they said you're going to come to moscow. i was 34 years old. i had just gotten through a campaign where nobody contributed to it. we were flat broke. and i blurted out what is the air fare to moscow, and he said we're going to take jerry's plane. i said jerry who? jerry ford. he's the president. don't you read the papers? and both leaders, i would tell you, i learned we had an equal number of republicans and democrats on that, formed lifelong friendships and learned how to work together. and i would urge senators to continue doing that. and it was better than flying commercial. with that, mr. president, i yield the floor and i thank my colleagues. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the next treaty. the clerk: treaty doc 111-8, patriots cole amending tax convention with luxembourg. the presiding officer: under the previous order the amendment to the treaty are withdrawn and the clerk will ratepayer

at carrie lead center, nyjtl, leasele hubert is helping usher in the next generation of tennis greatsthey hesitate for a second. they think we're in the south bronx. then they really realize what a special place we have here. >> reporter: co-founded by arthur ashe, nyjto is the largest grassroots nonprofit providing free tennis lessons. >> why do you love tennis in. >> because it challenges me as a player and person. >> it's helped my confidence. >> tennis is quite literally a song. >> ♪ ♪ >> i love it. i decided to particular a lesson from the future tennis pros. oh, geez. >> good try. >> not many people can get it through that hole. nope. >> little higher. >> got it. >> go, go, go, go. >> wow, it's like i closed my eyes. >> whew! >> that was a good shot. >> run it. run it. run it. >> she's a pro already. >> it was awesome playing with you. >> i don't get to play nearly enough. >> nyjto is more than a place to hone their racket skills. >> when 9-year-old samantha hill lost her father, she also lost her love of tennis. >> she just didn't want to come on the courts. transportation was

located in clayton county, featuring more than 200 americanian mounds, and historic gems like the hubert hoover national historic site in cedar county and louis and clark state park. and i'm sure many will feed their social media feeds with attractions like the american gothic house, the world's largest concrete nome, and the famed field of dreams. who could forget the iowa state fair? truly the best state fair in north america and the crown jewel of iowa attractions, with everything from the butter cow to peanut butter and jelly on a stick, hot beef sundaes and hot dogs. the iowa state fair lists over 69 foods on a stick -- that's right, it's on a stick, folks. you can try that at the fair this august. but while you're out on the road, there are a few things that you will not be able to avoid. first and foremost, democrats running for president. folks, they are everywhere in iowa. you will not miss them. you also can't avoid casey's pizza and why would you want to? that's my question. and now inside the d.c. swamp people may turn their nose up at gas station pizza, but iowans know it

they lost the first set and then his partner, pierre hubert, came storming back.s best with all the usual tricks. they came back to win 3—1. new chelsea boss frank lampard says returning to his former side as manager is the biggest challenge of his career, but says he's not fearful of the downsides. tammy beaumont scored her first ashes century for england, but that couldn't stop australia from beating them by four wickets in the second one day international. this is a great story. and bouncing back from the brink. great britain's women's basketball team make history four years after their futures were put into doubt when their funding was cut. they came storming back yesterday. let's take a look at the front pages. the papers are full of andy murray. as we've been hearing, the front page of the times says frank lampard there, saying he will prove a ny frank lampard there, saying he will prove any doubters wrong. this was dramatic, more on this later, rafa nadal saying to nick kyrgios to show some respect after kyrgios admitted to hit the ball at rafa nadal trying