better disappointment for konte, who is still to win this kind of match.champion sam stosur has suggested that some players may decide to boycott playing on the arena named after margaret court at next year's australian open this comes after court, who won 2a grand slam singles titles including wimbledon in 1970, and is now a christian minister, re—affirmed her views against gay marriage. the arena was renamed in honour of court in 2003, but now stosur has said that although she accepts that everyone is entitled to an opinion, she added "i don't agree with her and when we get to the australian open we'll see who wants to play on the margaret court arena and who doesn't". australian tennis‘ governing body have released a statement saying that court's views do not align with their own. using sport to inspire and to heal. that's what prince harry hoped the invictus games would do when he first created them for servicemen and women who had suffered life—changing injuries. today, he was at the launch of the latest united kingdom team at the tower of london. emm

. >>> while the as are trying to find the kont the rookie was called up to make his start today against showing off that oak town pride in the bronch we like to see that. top of the sixth the pop-up starlin cass droe tro with the jug, aaron judge with the hug, you've got to see that again. now that's teamwork. cotton gave up one run but still had a no no into the sixth then this happened. a holliday sbraegs. 2-1 bomb, 3 as. josh phegley will send it up the line. but the akts as did not like ump spire strike zone, jed lowery got tossed arguing when the a frz, trying to rally in the 8th. the as lost 3-2. thompson's young irrelevant brother trace is playing minor league ball. last night he drops dust ton gar knows ball on the other side of the fence. that's a no no and a walk off two-run homer. in new jersey, this girl went on strike. she struck out all 21 batters she faced in a playoff game friday afternoon. this video of the final strike look at that scorecard. perfect. perfect. nothing but strikeouts. that's a pretty clean and very impressive game. all right. gants are back on the diamo

with liverpool not in action until sunday, liverpool —— joanna konte cruises into the next round in thenutes time. see you then. —— i will have will plaid cymru has launched its general election manifesto, promising a "strong voice" for wales during brexit. the party wants the welsh government to have a say on any future uk trade deal — and says it won't rest until "every single penny" of lost eu funding is replaced. sian lloyd has this report. penygraig in the rhondda valley. it's been a labour stronghold at westminster for more than 100 years. plaid cymru's leader, leanne wood, represents it in the welsh assembly and the party has the parliamentary seat within its sights. so, no coincidence that leanne wood chose to launch her party's general election manifesto here. it includes a promise to give wales a strong voice during brexit. the party wants all future trade deals to be signed off by the national assembly for wales. the party wants all future trade deals to be signed off by the national assembly for wales. there's a lot of talk in the manifesto about defending, about protecting

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"washington post" correspondent ann gearrin cornell bolster and editor-in-chief matthew kont nettie.aper kept everybody up last night. i think the most intriguing aspect of this and i know you can't speak specifically but it was very clear in "the washington post" story that the government asked the post to leave some parts of this story out. that felt like a confirmation in and of itself. where does that request come from? does it come from the white house or, say, the cia? >> in this case, our reporters, my colleagues, greg miller and greg jaffe, were dealing with a range of sources across the government. but the white house was very clear in saying today that they wanted some parts of this reporting not to get out, and, you know, that's something we've all dealt with before. you have a piece of national security reporting and the white house asks that it on behalf of whatever agency elsewhere in the government asks the news organization to withhold it, which then occasions a conversation i know you're familiar with where people decide -- >> gut check. >> yeah, exactly. >> of what

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the dalai lama will be allowed to return to tibet, we don't know theys about of the pen she lama, we kont know if authorities will release laureate loud in 2020 and we do not know if the people of hong kong will be able to continue to exercise genuine autonomy. but we do know that president xi is set to remain in power for the next five years. so i'm very interested in hearing your thoughts on how, if confirmed, you will stand with civil society and with the chinese people, including when it comes to labor rights where i must say your record as a governor in iowa has raised some concerns, and assure the human rights and universal values are at the heart of u.s. policy with china. i'm also interested in your thoughts as to what we may see by way of cooperation with china on north korea going forward. i understand that what the president has asked of china, but i remain concerned that we've seen this movie before and we really haven't seen any change in china's position as it relates to north korea. many of us are concerned that they'll only go so far, but they're concerned about the stabil

i kont start off in discussions about building the wall, asking if the check is in the mail from mexico. but you can keep watching the mail, i don't think it's being sent by express mail. now, in the campaign trail, president trump promised to support a total and complete shut down of muslims entering the united states. he's taken office, he's twice tried to block individuals from six muslim majority countries from entering our country. >> i mention that not as a political thing but the practical effect of it, it has an effect on vermont's economy. we border canada. one vermont ian wrote to me abot the school trips to the united states because of what's been said about muslims. and this vermont relies heavily on canadian student destination trips as a driver of the more than $3 billion the tourism sector generates within the state. this is the state of only 625,000 people so the $3 billion is a big factor. other vermont innkeeper, resort operators restaurant owners have contacted me about the cancellations they've received from canada. the president claims this blanket travel ban is nec

and when i stood in the ben franklin room to take the oath of office to that same constitution that kontedby a jewish woman supreme court justice and i looked up at that portrait and thought what would old ben think about this? probably would think it's a little strange. it is an american story, step-by-step progress to make we the people more inclusive. we were granted great institutions by our founding fathers. i say to my students and young people now, don't give up on american democracy. too many people before you, too many ancestors before you fought the greatest odds to keep this great democratic experience alive and now it's yours. and if you don't protect it and you don't defend it and you don't work for it, you get the democracy that you deserve. so to friends and allies, i would say america is still a work in progress and that's the good news. >> the book is "democracy: stories from the long road to freedom." condoleezza rice, thank you so much for being on show this morning. that was incredible. >> my pressure. thank you. >>> the question that al franken asked sally yates that s

think everybody on this dious understands and wants to really create a different society that does not kont nens this kind of hate. according to antidefamation league, there have been reports of 541 anti-semitic incidents in the first four months of this year. that's an increase of 86% compared to the number of incidents recorded over the same period the year before. there therehave been 380 harassment incidents, 161 bomb threats. that's ann crease of 127% over 2016. bomb threats were called into more than 80 jewish community centers and children's day skoold schools located in 33 states and two canadian provinces. one day, february 27th of this year, there were 31 threats called in to 23 jewish community centers and eight jewish day schools. that's 31 bomb threats in a single day. these crimes sparked tremendous fear and thankfully the justice department has arrested the men responsible. and no one was injured or killed. hate crimes against muse limbs and those perceived to be muslim have also increased at an alarming rate. and these crimes include horrific murders. i'd like to draw your a