spare a thought for johanna konta, can't it cannot be easy facing an opponent is good, this early. it. she reached the semifinals last year but has won just twice at a slam since. the lucky and look more at home, centre court subdued by cibulkova. so it was with a mix of delight and relief that the british number one roused them ina that the british number one roused them in a second set, but with every winter flowing from her racket cibulkova fired back more. wow, does getting better and better. for the. they kept on flowing, she got married women's final stage two yea rs married women's final stage two years ago on this evidence a new love of where —— love affair. years ago on this evidence a new love of where -- love affair. it is what it is, and i'mjust love of where -- love affair. it is what it is, and i'm just focusing my tennis. this is how it looks when i'm playing good, so i'm just really focusing on myself and to do well and the right thing and that is. as britain's last hope in the women's boutjobs britain's last hope in the women's bout jobs out there britain's last ho

those wins for kyle edmund and johanna konta.st. —— edmond looks very authoritative on court these days. johanna konta clearly nervous, she has been playing a player just clearly nervous, she has been playing a playerjust outside the top 100 but you played pretty well today. she had a lot of match points but did win it in straight sets. hopefully, to have come back here having reached the semifinals last year and won having reached the semifinals last yearand wona having reached the semifinals last year and won a tight match like that, we'll really relax as she prepares what could be an awkward second round match against dominique cibulkova, the player who would have been seeded had the committee not decided that serena williams deserve to be seeded because of their past record. a bit of a wobble in the second set forjohanna konta. it is concerning looking ahead to the rest of the tournament. a big shock today, petra kvitova, a two time winner, out in the first round.” have to confess i did not see that one coming against the pla

johanna konta looked composed, but in the second set she really struggled.ing three games in a row at one point which did it to a tie—break. johanna konta found herform again during the tie—break, but she blew four set points in a row. eventually she managed to edge it over her russian opponent, taking it 7—6 in the end the tie—breaker. perhaps not as composed or strong as she wanted to start the campaign, last year she reached the semifinals at wimbledon, so reached the semifinals at wimbledon, so she be hoping to repeat that impressive performance. she's not the only british player. kyle edmund has started, you can see him in action, against alex bolt. he has gone one set up. a lot of pressure on kyle edmund, with andy murray missing. a lot of people with high hopes for him. he reached the third round of the us open and the french 0pen round of the us open and the french open and got through to the semifinals of the australian open in january. a lot of people looking for the british number one to do well here this year. and i must say, the world cup is not

and both british number ones, johanna konta and kyle edmund, get their wimbledon championships undery. and coming up on bbc news: before england kick off, sweden face switzerland in today's other last 16 tie at the world cup. we'll have the latest from samara. good afternoon at welcome to the bbc news at one. a female healthcare worker has been arrested on suspicion of murdering eight babies and attempting to murder another six. it follows a long—running investigation into a high number of deaths at the neonatal unit at the countess of chester hospital. cheshire police won't reveal the role of the person who's been arrested. dave guest reports. cheshire police began investigating the neonatal unit at the countess of chester hospital in may of last year. they'd been called in by the hospital management to look into the deaths of 15 babies who died betweenjune 2015 and june 2016. but their investigation was then expanded to cover 17 deaths and 15 non—fatal collapses. this morning, detectives announced that they'd arrested a female health worker, and that she was being questioned on sus

we will be back at 1:30pm to see if johanna konta can make it through to round two.ir finest hour. only a handful of pilots are still with us, and over the next three days we ll be hearing from three of them. today, robert hall speaks to squadron leader geoffrey wellum, now 96, who joined the raf atjust 18 years old, in 1939. i can remember walking out with a parachute over my shoulder, helmet on, and looking at this elegant, relaxed fighter, obviously a thoroughbred, and thinking i've got to fly this. the chap said to me, go and fly it, he said, but don't you dare break it. it was a magnificent machine. and it seemed to flow around the sky. and i thought, there is a very important part of this trip coming off, we've got to land it. eventually i managed to land it, well, it landed me, really. i'd like to spend a little time, if i may, just talking about life on dispersal, waiting for that phone to ring. the moment that phone rang, you went... absolutely... that was a difficult time. once you were strapped in your aeroplane and airborne, then it was up to you. and tha

it can be to lose your seeding, but for also johanna konta, losing your place this early.to the semifinals last year but has twice went out as a slam since when the are back better placed at home. it was a civil mix of dietand placed at home. it was a civil mix of diet and relief thatjohanna konta the won first set but with every pa rt konta the won first set but with every part of our racket, civil code files back on her own. —— dominika cibulkova fired back. she got married on women's final day two yea rs married on women's final day two years ago on this evidence, a new love affair. at fw 17 could be blossoming. it is what it is but i'm just focusing on my tennis. this outlook and i'm playing good so i'm just really focusing on myself and to do well and do the right things and that is it. as britain's mass to balance out, spare a thought whereas the faceless black next. —— whoever has to face cibulkova next. joining me now to discuiss that performance is former british fed cup player naomi cavaday. katie boulter. it was always going to be a top test but she put up a gre

i had the pleasure of working with johanna in the process and you supported supervisor yee on a program i understand from your public testimony now more than ever is near and dear to your heart, teen pregnancy training for those involved in the field of child care and potentially running a child care center. you are the embodiment of that. i think, autumn, you are the embodiment of the story you told. it is true what supervisor yee said. at the end of the day it is this particular commission. we have such well qualified, committed, hardworking, passionate people for children which is deer to my heart -- dear to my heart. i know supervisor yee has dedicated his career to helping children and families, particularly children that can't speak for themselves, between the ages of 0 to 5, he has been a strong advocate for that. i defer to him in this instance. i appreciate everything that all of you have said about your experience. we have a wonderful opportunity and i think there will be another opportunity. ms. autumn how long have you served on the advisory committee. >> you have been on th

yes, day two at wimbledon and it was johanna konta who was up first earlier this morning.ly win that match, but she did not make it easy for herself. she took the first set 7—5. she then struggled in the second, eventually taking it to a tie—break. she needed her sixth match point to beat the russian and take her place in the second round. she will of course be hoping to emulate her success here last year, where she reached the semifinals. but many people are saying she may have to appear a lot stronger in the second round with a more consistent game. also in action today, naomi broady. she is the british number four. did today, naomi broady. she is the british numberfour. did extremely well against the defending champion, garbine muguruza, but she was beaten in straight sets. elsewhere, kyle edmund, there is a lot of pressure on this man. no andy murray. he is the british number one. high expectations considering he had success getting to the quarterfinals of the australian open and today he looked in fantastic form. smooth sailing for the most part. totally in control in

johanna konta, can she go one further?thony joshua will have his next two fights at wembley stadium. back with more on these stories at half—past. downing street has set out some of the detail of a new plan for how customs could be handled after brexit. the latest model is known as a "facilitated customs arrangement". number 10 said it would harness the best aspects of two previous options under consideration — whilst allowing britain to strike its own trade deals. for more, here's our assistant political editor, norman smith. downing street have begun to release more details on their proposed third way customers arrangement which theresa may will put two cabinet ministers tomorrow in an effort to secure their agreement. it is called the facilitated customs arrangement and is basically a combination of the two previously rejected options, the two previously rejected options, the customs partnership and the maximum facilitation option, the two key parts concern abiding by eu rules and regulations when it comes to goods and

that's followed by a women's singles match between the number 22 seed johanna konta and slovakia's dominikathen it's another men's match between great britain's kyle edmund and bradley klahn of the usa. the women's top seed simona halep is in action on court no i. she plays zheng saisai from china — and that's after the conclusioon of the men's match between marin cilic and guido pella, with cilic leading by two sets to love. later in the day, juan martin del potro and alexander zverev both play their 2nd round matches. after all the excitement at the football world cup in russia, there was a chance for the teams to have a rest ahead of the quarter finals, which begin on friday. two former champions, france and uruguay, meet in the first of the matches. that'll be followed by brazil taking on belgium. on saturday, it's sweden against england. the winner of that, plays the winner of russia against croatia. from samara, john bennett reports. russian football legends don't come much bigger than this man, but against all the odds, the 2018 russian team are making themselves into russian hero ‘s

my name is johanna roberts. i am the property owner that we were just speaking about, at 236 clipper. we are here to express our support for the two-unit, three-story proposal that katie spoke about that's been submitted to the department and has their approval. and i want to make clear, mr. eastwood said we're insisting on a single-family model. we're not. i've lived in san francisco for 21 years, and i certainly understand what the commission's goals are and the options for affordable housing options for families. our home, family of five, we have 1800 square feet. my son is pretty large, but we manage to live well there with five of us. this is 3600 square feet, the three story that we're in support of, two units, that's real options for families. in terms of the impact on our property, i would like to talk about that shadow analysis report that we were just discussing because i do think the fourth story proposal has such a detrimental impact on our privacy and our access to light. we really tried to focus on

johanna hopes to be a doctor.ndo wants to work in sports management and dino wants to play in the nba but said his backup man iste man. >> it's so true. they teach such responsibility in those courses. those coaches should feel very good. >> coach sullivan should be very proud. 300 lifeguards certified in the past decade. >> such rigorous training. kudos to them. >>> going to extremes. to get a good night's sleep, we all need that. up next, an estimated 80 million americans are dealing with a chronic lack of sleep. we'll look at how they're being help. what science has learned about how much we need and what happens when we don't get enough sleep. you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday." but my pain is real. fibromyalgia is thought to be caused by overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i'm glad my doctor prescribed lyrica. for some, lyrica delivers effective relief from fibromyalgia pain... and improves function. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions, suicidal thoughts or actions. t

johanna konta plays at wimbledon today. concern over england strikerjamie vardy ahead of saturday's world cup quarterfinal with sweden. he had an injection in his groin after the win over columbia. chris froome said he can understand why organisers moved to block him from competing in the tour de france before the doping charge was dropped. in the wake of the second world war the then—labour health secretary nye bevan made it his life goal to provide free health care for all british citizens. he was determined that hospitals, doctors, nurses, pharmacists, opticians and dentists were all brought under state control. and while he faced opposition from some health professionals and opposition politicians, on the 5thjuly 1948, exactly 70 years ago today, the national health service was born. the first of its kind in the entire world, it had an overall cost of £437 million. and as the cost to the taxpayer has increased dramatically — close to £120 billion today — so the debates and discussions about it have continued. but one th

so, the state is free for kyle edmund, britain's number—one man, and johanna konta, who entranced wimbledony quite like murray. he has the trophies, and ultimately, what's the point of being in it if he doesn't believe he's fit enough to win it? joe wilson, bbc news. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. so there is. we turned the heating up again today, back up to 31 celsius in england and wales, together with a bit more humidity. many places were dry and very warm if not hot and sunny today, but that has not been the case everywhere. as expected with the heat and humidity, we also had this cloud which has been producing bursts of heavy rain and even a few thunderstorms. the main focus of that earlier was the south—west of england, where in parts of devon, there was not far off an inch of rain falling off some very heavy—looking cloud for a while. then we saw the wet weather drifting into parts of south wales. but we have also seen the showers easing off, one or two running up through the english channel and threatening to move inland further east. but the tendency

but forjohn hannah contact, —— johanna konta, they wanted.y composed in the first set but struggled in the second, eventually taking it to a tie—break. she needed her sixth much point to beat the rush in and take place in the second round. she will be looking to do very well here at wimbledon. she made it the semifinals last year but recently, and in the warm up games coming up to wimbledon, she hasn't looked at impreza. someone else who did look quite impressive was the british number four naomi did look quite impressive was the british numberfour naomi broady. she was up against garbine muguruza. she was up against garbine muguruza. she took the first set 6—2. but naomi broady looked much more co mforta ble naomi broady looked much more comfortable in the second set and really helped her own, but she just couldn't stop the spaniard marching into the second round with the spaniard eventually taking the second set 7—5 in the men's drop, the british number one kyle edmund was in action earlier on. he looked very impressive. not some pressure o

johanna konta, the 22nd seed, won in straight sets against the russian natalia vikhlyantseva.d kyle edmund beat australia's alex bolt, also in straight sets. edmund, seeded 21st, goes on to play american bradley klahn. the royal air force celebrates its centenary next week with a service at westminster abbey, and a huge flypast over buckingham palace. 100 aircraft will take part in the biggest display ever seen in the capital. and today was their final rehearsal in the skies over lincolnshire, as sophie raworth reports. they've been planning this for months. today raf cranwell in lincolnshire stood in for buckingham palace as some of the aircraft taking part in the fly—past next tuesday carried out their final preparations. all right, g—pads on. the biggest formation will be the typhoons. 22 fastjet pilots will be taking to the skies and they took me along as they practised. well, this has never been done before. we've never put this many typhoons into the same piece of sky, especially not for a fly— past over london. we're really excited about it. we've practised this for a l

tennis now, and britain's number one, johanna konta — last year's semi—finalist — crashed out of wimbledon singles tournament. joe wilson has been watching all the action at sw19.

johanna konta, the british number one, is up first on centre court, she is taking on the former worldfour dominica sepulchre over, so there will be a tough ask for her if you look back at her performance on tuesday. —— dominica sepulchre over. she will be hopeful of advancing quite far here at wimbledon after advancing to the semifinals just last year. however, since then, she has lacked consistency and has got to world number 26. all eyes will be on centre court for her later. later, it will be kyle edmund, her counterpart, who will be looking to work on his momentum following his victory on tuesday over alex bolt. he only has one main draw match here at wimbledon, so with the absence of andy murray as well, a lot of pressure on him, he takes on bradley plant later on centre court. but before that, the world number one, rafael nadal and centre court right now. all the action on the website. thank you very much, holly. let's head to russia, and the world cup, where england have an injury worry ahead of that quarterfinal against sweden. 0ur sports correspondent david 0rnstein is at eng

in a decade there are no british players through to the second week with top hopes kyle edmund and johannang british because we are judged solely on this one tournament of the year. grass is not everybody‘s favourite service. both jahan and kyle have their best results on hard courts. —— jehannedarc. kyle have their best results on hard courts. -- jehannedarc. after the shop ‘s and surprises of week one, week two started with an unexpected treat for the crowd spilling in. one of the greatest champions of all time casually out practising. standing room only even for the most dedicated roger federer fans. standing room only even for the most dedicated roger federerfans. the men‘s singles final prepares to go head—to—head in the tv ratings with the world cup final. are not overly worried about viewing figures and ratings. we take a very long—term view on these sorts of things. we are familiar with football tournament is happening every other yea rs, tournament is happening every other years, european championships and the world cup and we are familiar with ratings going up and down depending

both johanna konta and kyle edmund are due on centre court this afternoon.lcome to the bbc news at one. as two more people undergo life—saving treatment in hospital after they were exposed to the deadly nerve—agent novichok, questions are being asked about how this could have happened — just months after the massive decontamination operation which followed the attack on sergei and yulia skripal. investigators are working on a theory that charlie rowley and dawn sturgess came into contact with the deadly substance in a part of salisbury which was outside the clean—up area. home secretary sajid javid chaired an emergency cobra meeting this morning. he told the commons that he understood that the people of wiltshire would be worried by the latest developments. that go over to my colleague ben brown, who is in amesbury. yes, this is muggleton road in amesbury, and it was in flat lying behind the police cordoned that the couple were ta ken behind the police cordoned that the couple were taken ill back on saturday —— flat number nine. first it was thought they'd h

struggle to make ends meet they've been given new books still nations from well wishers in and around johanna's a people who also want to carry on nelson mandela's legacy of education for children and these children understand how important it is to learn and read and write stuff the weather now has richard with these for him very even a rather unusual part of the world you know let's go right into the arctic circle seventy degrees north so while so far as to the case what do you think the temperature be in the far north of finland the moment you might think well ok they've got nearly twenty four hours of daylight so it's probably going to be some like ten degrees fifteen degrees up there but it's a bit freakish nowhere near it temperatures in northern finland reach thirty two. point seven degrees yesterday is absolutely phenomenal so you stripped off there are some bathing ices all melting incredible and this heat is affecting quite a swathe from parts of western russia through finland sweden parts of norway there is causing its own problems because further towards the south and central parts

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. >> seconded by vice president johanna wald. any discussion?president berhume, we had a motion and a second. >> clerk: do you second? there you go. >> i'll second. >> clerk: okay. >> sorry about that. >> clerk: all right. seeing no further discussion, although, is there any public comment? >> okay. we'll call for the vote. all those in favor, signify -- any absentia? the motion carries. >> clerk: item four is the approval of the minutes of the may 10, 2018 special meeting. this item is for discussion and action. >> it's been moved by commissioner wan. any discussion? >> clerk: we'll take a vote. >> public comment. >> public comment. is there any public comment on the minutes? seeing none -- >> okay. seeing none, all those in favor? [voting] >> any opposed? motion carries. thank you. >> clerk: the next item is item five. members of the public may address the commission on items not on today's agenda. >> seeing no discussion, next item. >> clerk: all right. the next item is item six, presentation of the commission on the environment environmental

johanna harper is a trained athlete and joins us tonight. thank you for joining us tonight.uess the question is, is there unfairness. you have acknowledged in a good way that, this does give biological men competing as women, as transgender athletes, some advantage. is that fair. to the by lom cal girls they're competing against. the biological girls. >> it is absolutely true that biological men have advantages over biological women. i think for adult competitive sports it's important to separate those two groups. in high school sports, things are a little different. high school sports, we're not talking about adults, it's more about participation. still, i would personally draw a line at winning state titles. if i were making the rules would i allow them to participate in the state meet but not win medals. >> tucker: huh. that's interesting. but that's not -- that seems like a fairer accommodation than what's going on for example in connecticut. what do you think of the law there, that says you can compete as the gender you identify with, even if you have received no hormon

lets start at wimbledon where the british number one johanna konta has been knocked out of the championshipsa. the player who was due to be seeded but was bumped out for serena williams. perhaps she maybe made her point by winning in straight sets on centre court. as ben croucher reports. spare a thought for her, it cannot be easy to lose your seating. it can't be easy facing an opponent this good this early. so playing like this to be ill afford. it's one. . . like this to be ill afford. it's one... at the slovakian looked more at home centre court subdued by sithole covell. it was with a mix of delight and relief that the british number one browse them in the second set. with every winter flying from her racket, silk ova fired back more from her own. isjust getting better and better, 14th winner. theyjust kept flowing, she got married on women's finals day two years ago. a new love affair could be blossoming. is what it is, i'm focusing on my fitness, and this is how it looks when i'm playing good. i'm just focusing on myself to do well and do the right things, and that the. as brehm ball

british number ones kyle edmund and johanna konta both play on tuesday, but compatriot andy murray hast with wimbledon soon but that will be injust a connect with wimbledon soon but that will be in just a few minutes. can connect with wimbledon soon but that will be injust a few minutes. can i return to those amazing pictures we were watching from thailand? this is a british diver, you will hear his voice, they have found the football tea m voice, they have found the football team and their coach who had been missing for nine days, so people so happy about this news. the young boys huddled together, there is a flashlight interspersed among them they seem safe and well. the divers who find them more chatting to them, so let's just take a look and listen in. we are coming, it's ok. many people are coming. many people. we are the first. what day is it? i don't know... monday, monday. 0ne week, monday, you have been here ten days. ten days. you are very strong. very strong. 0k, go back. we come. so the voices there telling them they are very strong and that more people are coming for them,

one in action, would last year's semifinalist number one in action, would last yea r‘s semifinalist johanna her challenge for silverware faces a sterner test today. dominika cibulkova, the slovakian who lost her seating at wimbledon to accommodate serena williams, packs a punch. when i played her last year, she was actually having some struggle as well with her form, so actually having some struggle as well with herform, so i think it will be a new match. there is very little that compares to a professional athlete's happiness levels, and when you get to be in front of a home crowd, regardless of the sport, i think it is just incredible, and i really hope i can play many matches. and she is not the only one. another busy day in south—west london, with hopefully plenty to cheer. anthonyjoshua has anthony joshua has ended anthonyjoshua has ended speculation that he might look to fight in the united states by confirming his next two fights will be at wembley stadium. having defended his world titles in cardiff on the last two occasions, joshua will fight at the national stadium on september 20

british number one johanna konta belgium in their quarterfinal.s the only british player left in the competition, progressing through to the next round to face former wimbledon champion novak djokovic. that's all from me for now. unless you've been on mars for the past few days, you'll have noticed there's excitement building for england's world cup quarter—final against sweden on saturday. the game kicks off at 3pm, and given that it'sjuly, it's hardly surprising that some extremely frustrated people already have plans. it's wedding season, of course, and we'll hear shortly from a man who is risking the wrath of his in—laws by suggesting he may watch the game on his phone during his own wedding breakfast. probably not the best idea! but first, after that penalty shoot—out win against colombia the euro 96 anthem, three lions football's coming home is once again rising up the charts. it's still a fans' favourite, and it's also been all over social media. meme—makers have been hard at work creating their own tributes to the song. here's a selection

then it's time for the brits, johanna konta plays dominika cibulkova whilst kyle edmund faces americant of his swedish coach fredrik rosengren when he takes to the court later. clear, divided loyalties in that camp ahead of england's world cup quarter final against sweden. let's focus on england then, and there's an injury concern over jamie vardy ahead of saturday's quarter final. he didn't train yesterday and had an injection after injuring his groin in the win over colombia. the leicester striker was due to take the fifth penalty in the shootout but eric dier stepped in to take, and score it. meanwhile, fabian delph has flown back to russia following the birth of his third daughter. he went home last friday and his wife natalie gave birth on wednesday morning. he also found time to watch his teammates beat colombia, describing it as "the most amazing 24 hours of his life." one other line of football news to bring you and cristiano ronaldo could be on the move. real madrid are considering an offer of about £88 million from italian champions, juventus. the 33—year—old portugal forward

johanna konta went out, beaten in straight sets of.ck. she wasn't the only big name to fall because the only big name to fall because the defending champion was out as well, beaten by a belgian competitor. that is now six of the top eight women seems to have drawn in this wimbledon of shocks. better news for kyle edmund, the last fish standing, being cheered on by his itiuiti standing, being cheered on by his mum on centre court. —— bricked. —— brit. he will face novak djokovic tomorrow afternoon and he is oily worried about whether the english match will be finished in time for him to come on and play and whether he will be able to watch it because his coach isa able to watch it because his coach is a swedish. we have the england and sweating quarter—final tomorrow afternoon at three and then hopefully, kyle edmund be able to watch that with his coach and take on novak djokovic. a lot of barbecues, a lot of tvs outside, no danger of getting electric shocks from the rain but the big problem is how to keep cool? even at wimbledon the te

johanna konta faces natalia vikhlyantseva who has never won a match at wimbledon.n seeing what thing i can create with substituting certain ingredients. now, spare a thought for ireland's graeme mcdowell. he was supposed to be playing a qualifier for the open championship today. but he's had to pull out, because he's lost his clubs. he has quite a good excuse. an airline's lost his clubs to be more accurate. lots of people suggesting that he should just borrow some clubs, but he says he can't because he wouldn't be able to properly compete. i completely agree with him. you need your own kit. i might have to source one of those waistcoats. either how i compare to gareth southgate. i had to work on the beard, haven't i? we'll get you a tyre. i beard, haven't i? we'll get you a tyre. lam beard, haven't i? we'll get you a tyre. i am tempted to say something -- -- tie. thank you. let's get back to the weather. many of us across the uk have been enjoying the recent heatwave, which forecasters say could last for at least another two weeks. that will be good news for some,

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and remember, kyle edmund and johanna konta are in action today on the grass too.and radio 5 live. we are starting with the story that is gripping the world, the thai boys found alive in the caves. but how do they get out safely? that's the question facing those trying to rescue 12 boys and their football coach found alive in a flooded cave in thailand, nine days after they disappeared. rescue workers have been taking food and medical supplies to them, following their discovery by a team of caving experts, including two british men, who had to find their way how many of you? 13? brilliant. no, not today, not today. there are two of us. we are coming, it's ok. many people are coming. many people, we are the first. many people are coming. what day? what day is it? monday. monday. 0ne day? what day is it? monday. monday. one week and one day, you have been here... ten days. ten days. you are very strong. very strong! 0k, go back, we're coming. i know, i know, i understand. we are coming. 0k? know, i understand. we are coming. ok? we will come. we are happy too! thank

and to johanna konta who has not had a great 12 months but she was absolutely brilliant, semifinal, only that there is still a debate about who the greatest of all time. roger federer we re greatest of all time. roger federer were saying serena williams is the greatest of all time, she said the feeling mutual. it is very hard to separate what they have achieved. if williams is here this fortnight, she's not have a lot of time on court after becoming a mum in september. it would be a 20th grand slam title and roger federer is chasing a ninth wimbledon title that would bring him level with martina navratilova. i want to bring people behind the scenes here, you are the voice on bbc of tennis, when you cover an event like this, how much time is spent watching the tennis? are you watching a set of monitors? how does it work? we are lucky as commentators because they are on the court describing the action. there is an outstanding production team as you know well, in television as well as radio that don't always see the glamorous side. the goose are very small. yes, and quite low on the ce ntre