i'm mark edwards. welcome to sportsday. here's what we've got coming up on our show: the late, late show dramatic comeback sees villa draw against liverpool with champions league football tantalisingly within their grasp now. the leading goal—scorer in history in the wsl, miedema, will leave arsenal at the end of the season and andre rublev sent tumbling out by qualifier alexander mueller. hello. thanks forjoining us. we start with an absolutes roller—coaster of a game in the premier league as aston villaed moved a step closer to booking their place at europe's top table. they drew 3—3 at villa park against liverpool to boost their hopes but really had to do it the hard way. they looked to be leaving the door open for rivals tottenham as they trailed 3—1 with five minutes left but two goals in three minutes from john dourian snatched an unlikely draw. there's no possible worse stand the for villa as a martinez howler of an own goal saw them go 1—0 down after three minutes. they equalised 10 minutes later but two goals saw l

i'm mark edwards. welcome to sportsday. here's what we've got coming up on the show. djok and roll. the world number one opens his french open title defense with a solid win over home hope pierre—hugues herbert. a date with destiny as dortmund dare to dream ahead of the champions league final, we hear from their manager, edin terzic. time to say goodbye for lexi thompson with multiple lpga tour event wins and a major under her belt. she'll call time on her career at the end of the season. hello and thanks for joining us on sports day. we start in paris, where novak djokovic has begun his french open title defence with a rather solid straight sets victory over france's pierre becker. having not yet reached a final in 2024, there have been question marks around djokovic�*s form, but he did what he does best on the clay courts of the french capital, powering to a 6—4, 7—6, 6—4 win over his wild card opponents. the 24—time grand slam champion will take sole ownership of the record of most major titles with a fourth victory in paris. next up for him, spain's world number 63, roberto carb

i'm mark edwards. welcome to sportsday.w dramatic comeback sees villa draw against liverpool with champions league football tantalisingly within their grasp now. the leading goal—scorer in history in the wsl, miedema, will leave arsenal at the end of the season and andre rublev sent tumbling out by qualifier alexander mueller. hello. thanks forjoining us.

i�*m mark edwards. welcome to sportsday. here�*s what we�*ve got coming up on the show.n over home hope pierre—hugues herbert. a date with destiny as dortmund dare to dream ahead of the champions league final, we hear from their manager, edin terzic. time to say goodbye for lexi thompson with multiple lpga tour event wins and a major under her belt. she�*ll call time on her career at the end of the season. hello and thanks for joining us on sports day. we start in paris, where novak djokovic has

hello, i'm mark edwards, welcome to sportsday. here's what's coming up on our show.es mbappe in the first leg of their champions league semifinal clash. sabalenka surges into the semi finals in madrid as she sees off teenager mirra andreeva, but the men's defending champion is out. it's a wednesday of shocks in the snooker as ronnie o'sullivan suffers defeat to stuart bingham, whilejudd trump is also out. hello and thanks for joining us on sportsday. we're going to start in germany where borussia dortmund have beaten paris st—germain 1—0 in the first leg of their uefa champions league semi final. while the spotlight was on psg's expensively assembled squad of superstars, including this man, kylian mbappe, it was manchester united outcast jadon sancho who was the shining light of this dortmund performance. he completed 12 dribbles — the most by any player

from everyone here at the bbc sport centre, and from me, mark edwards, we'll see you soon, bye—bye.rms with hail and thunder, gusty winds, and they have been drifting towards us. if we look at the satellite picture over the radar superimposed, the rainfall, you can see these dark blue colors indicating the very heavy rainfall and drifting in from the south towards the uk. so i think through the early hours we will have had some downpours. if they haven't reached you already, they may be on the way, but of course not everybody is going to get them. it's near enough impossible to exactly predict where the storms will be, but north of that, it's a completely different picture across northern england and scotland. some clear skies overnight. now let's have a look at the early hours. this is widespread rain in the south—west. i think the more vicious brief downpours with hail, thunder and lightning and flash flooding in places will be further towards the east. and some of these heavy showers may last through the morning and possibly pop off during the afternoon as well again around here.

and that's all a sport for now from me, mark edwards and the rest of the team here. sunshine and showers, a familiar mix, but fewer showers, and mostly focused on south—eastern parts of england. other eastern areas of england, though, seeing a spell of rain just for a while. that may well tend to move away temporarily. and it is going to be turning drier over the next few days as high pressure noses in from the atlantic. but we've still got that northerly wind overnight. it will bring more cloud to eastern parts of england and we'll see a bit more rain arriving later on in the night as well. further west, though, we're going to have clearer skies and lighter winds, a few short—lived mist and fog patches by the end of the night, and a little bit cooler where we have the clearer skies. temperatures in scotland could be down to six oi’ seven degrees. still some cloud, though, coming in on that northerly breeze for eastern england into the midlands and it may well bring with it some rain or some showers. those becoming confined to the south—east of england in the afterno

from me, mark edwards, and the rest of the team, bye bye. hello.ome of us, there was a little bit of sunshine and some warmth — 24 celsius, or at least very close to it, in parts of northern scotland. compare that with 14 celsius in south west england, with cloud, with outbreaks of rain — all in association with this area of low pressure and this slow—moving frontal system. now, this weather front is now slowly on the move, northwards and eastwards. you can follow that weather front here for tuesday morning — that's where we'll see outbreaks of rain across parts of eastern england for a time across the midlands, certainly some rain across northern england, southern and central scotland. rain tending to pull away from northern ireland, and for wales in the south—west, it's a mix of sunny spells and heavy showers. northern scotland should see some dry and bright weather. we could well see the highest of the temperatures here, around 21 celsius more generally, 16—20. and then, through tuesday night, here's our weather front continuing its very slowjou

i�*m mark edwards. welcome to sportsday.l tantalisingly within their grasp now. the leading goal—scorer in history in the wsl, miedema, will leave arsenal at the end of the season and andre rublev sent tumbling out by qualifier alexander mueller. hello. thanks for joining alexander mueller. hello. thanks forjoining us. we start with an absolutes roller—coaster of a game in the premier league as aston villaed moved a step closer to booking their place at europe�*s top table. they drew 3—3 at villa park against liverpool to boost their hopes but really had to do it the hard way. they looked to be leaving the door open for rivals tottenham as they trailed 3—1 with five minutes left but two goals in three

thanks for watching and we will see you soon-— hello, i'm mark edwards. welcome to sportsday.r one scottie scheffler has all charges dropped by prosecutors after his arrest outside the pga championship. the more evidence that comes out, the more it shows that, you know, scottie was a victim here. and the history—makers — olympiakos become the first greek side to win a european club trophy, as they beat fiorentina in the final of the europa conference league. hello, and thanks for joining us on sportsday. we're going to start at the french open in paris, where there was a thrilling and dramatic contest

let's get a check on the sport for the mark edwards, hello.start in germany where borussia dortmund host paris saint—germain in the first leg of their uefa champions league semi final. dortmund winning the competition dortmund winning dortmund won the competition in 1997 while star—studded psg are still hunting for that elusive first champions league trophy. we're half an hour into the match and it is still 0—0 what's been an entertaining stalemate so far. the score remains 0—0 with 30 minutes on the clock. let's bring you the latest from sheffield's crucible theatre where ronnie o'sullivan is playing stuart bingham for a place in the semi—finals. like yesterday it's been a very close match. two frames each heading into the interval. the first of 13 hits the target. live pictures from the crucible. running on his way to winning for a time. beating ronnie at the same stage back in 2015 on the way to winning the title for the on the other karen wilson is one plays away in the semifinals. john higgins with 12 frames... the big shock on day 12 cam

sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's mark edwards.ello from the bbc sport centre. we're going to start with football and we know the premier league title race will be decided on the final day, but it could be a very significant night for aston villa — they could qualify for the champions league with victory over liverpool at villa park. but they had a nightmare start, an own goal from villa keeper emiliano martinez as he mishandled a cross after just 64 seconds, but they equalised through youri thielemans ten minutes later. the lead regained by liverpool. cody gakpo has just scored a second for the visitors. a reminder that a win for villa would secure a top four finish and give them a place at europes top table for the first time since 1983. half—hour on the clock, 2—1 liverpool. staying with the premier league, bournemouth manager andoni iraola has signed a one year contract extension through to 2026. in his first season in charge the spaniard has led bournemouth to their best premier league points total, and they could still finish

sport, and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's mark edwards., we start with tennis. rafael nadal is out of the french open, losing in the first round in what's likely to be the 37—year—old's last match at the french open. the king of clay, with m titles at roland—garros, going down fighting against alexander zverev after three hours under the roof on court philippe chatrier. but nadal eventually fell just short, losing in straight sets 6—3, 7—6, 6—3. zverev into the second round. he's reached the semi final three years in a row, but the journey is over for nadal. british number one cameron norrie is being put through his paces by russia's pavel kotov. there are 23 places between them in the world rankings, but it's very close. norrie hasjust taken the third set to lead 2—1. andy murray's conqueror, stan wawrinka, awaits the winner. iga swiatek looked very strong as she began her title defence. the triple roland—garros—winner dropped just three games in beating home qualifier leolia jeanjean. swiatek is bidding for a fourth title in five years.

sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's mark edwards. league title race will be decided on the final day, but it could be a very significant night for aston villa — they could qualify for the champions league with victory over liverpool at villa park. but they had a nightmare start, an own goal from villa keeper emiliano martinez as he mishandled a cross after just 64 seconds, but they equalised through youri thielemans ten minutes later. the lead regained by liverpool.

sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's mark edwards.ello from the bbc sport centre. we're going to start in the english premier league where chelsea and tottenham hotspur go head to head at stamford bridge, the hosts looking to climb into the european places while spurs still on the hunt for a champions league spot. chelsea out of the blocks the fastest bossing the first half an hour, the pressure telling as trevor chalobah headed the hosts in front after 2a minutes. tottenham growing as the half time whistle approached but it's 1—0 at the break. its the semi finals of the europa league and marseille hosts serie a side atalanta. the conquerors of liverpool in the last round taking the lead at orange velodrome. gianlucca scammacca with the opener afterjust 11 minutes, but marseille equalising through chancel mbemba nine minutes later. while in the other semi final bundesliga champions bayer leverkusen are up against roma in the italian capital 1—0. lets not forget that leverkusen are on a european record—extending 46 games without a loss

sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's mark edwards.ng as the half time whistle approached but it's1—0 at the break. its the semi finals of the europa league and marseille hosts serie a side atalanta. the conquerors of liverpool in the last round taking the lead at orange velodrome. gianlucca scammacca with the opener afterjust 11 minutes, but marseille equalising through chancel mbemba nine minutes later.

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edward. >> reporter: liz, this marks the sixth time the federal reserve has paused on interest rates, the federal to see more evidence9 that the economy is sustainably moving down to that 2% target before there'd be any rate cuts. the federal reserve believes their monetary policy stance is appropriate and working right now, but he signals that the next move will not be a rate hike. >> so i think it's unlikely that the next policy rate move will be a hike. i'd say it's unlikely. you know, our policy focus is really what i just mentioned which is, which is how long to keep policies restrictive. >> reporter: the fed chairman adds that he does not see stagflation because the last time it happened, unemployment spiked to 10, and we don't have that now. however, sticky core inflation without food and energy prices as well as slightly increasing overall inflation has the fed chairman taking note. so i wanted to know this: was there any discussion about a rate hike in today's meeting and, you know, are you satisfied with 3% inflation for the rest of the year? >> well, of course, we're not satisfied with

mark desaulnier said he makes it a point to come every year. >> thank you so much. i'm always inspired by coming here. >> edward norman flew from upstate new york to read a poem written by his brother and fellow veteran, fred for when we look up at the thousands on this hill, we cannot say this is normal, norman said. his brother was one of the founding members of the hillside memorial. >> for the first time i saw it, it was like, say it, he hopes people take a moment to honor the men and women who gave their lives in service. i mean, i can smell a barbecues going on right now and that's fine. that's fine. but people should take a time. if you don't remember this, service members that have died all year, you know it's a time to do that. every memorial day. >> in lafayette. lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> this memorial day was also marked by protests, particularly down in los angeles. and it follows an israeli airstrike in the gaza city of rafah. pro-palestinian protesters blocked the north 101 freeway in downtown l.a. during a march through surface streets. about two dozen moved on to the overpass and cross

mark felt. but they haven't been kind at all to whistle blowers and they've been very critical of people like cali rally. and edward snowden and chelsea mat in very nasty the column. this were considered liberal like lou ruth marcus is considered a liberal. the late michael gerson went after whistle blowers, david ignatius, of course, who is a power just for the c? i. anyway, and i've been writing about that for years when after the whistle blowers, so whistle blowers better. realize that when they're out there and they turn around to see who's behind them, they're not gonna see a lot of people. and they're not gonna see a lot of institutions. and they're not always going to see the press even though you can have. and as you know, you can have investigative reporting, you can have congressional investigations, you can have oversight without whistle blowers and that history is clear in that regard. in your own experience, in my experience, testified to that the post 911 c, i a male is much more a paramilitary organization compared to what the c i ever was in the past. tell us about why that's a good thing or a bad t

mark desaulnier said he makes it a point to come every year. >> thank you so much. i'm always inspired by coming here. >> edward norman flew from upstate new york to read a poem written by his brother and fellow veteran, fred for when we look up at the thousands on this hill, we cannot say this is normal, norman said. his brother was one of the founding members of the hillside memorial. >> for the first time i saw it, it was like, say it, he hopes people take a moment to honor the men and women who gave their lives in service. i mean, i can smell a barbecues going on right now and that's fine. that's fine. but people should take a time. if you don't remember this, service members that have died all year, you know it's a time to do that. every memorial day. >> in lafayette. lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> this memorial day was also marked by protests, particularly down in los angeles. and it follows an israeli airstrike in the gaza city of rafah. pro-palestinian protesters blocked the north 101 freeway in downtown l.a. during a march through surface streets. about two dozen moved on to the overpass and cross

mark: 17 months into presidency. >> joan of 2022 todd the pandemic was 2020 i guess need a talk point to the answer edward lawrence's brilliant question going to spin this wallets bank accounts matter don't lie if people are still feeling this, on november 5 or whenever in vote october, september, biden can't wen under these circumstances. maria: are a i have given republicans a hard time recently because viewers are upset, that they don't feel that we're there is accountability consequences i give them credit for getting robert costello to explain how he was advisory to michael cohen important testimony. >> timing couldn't be better on that >> we learned a lot from it just getting started quick break president trump presidential biden agreeing to debate before election two debates set for june, september biden has strict reduce trump just wants both people standing two hours tim scott is here go to say discuss the state of the race next you are watching "mornings with maria" live . ♪ ♪ . if you have wet amd, you never want to lose sight of the things you love. some things should stand the test of time. long lasting

the game also marked david moyes�* final match at the london stadium as west ham boss. let's hearfrom both managers — starting with luton�*s rob edwardsal at the end, i'm an emotional person. lots of hugs on the touchline, when our supporters started reacting the weighted dead, you just got me. what started reacting the weighted dead, you just got me-_ you just got me. what makes me really proud _ you just got me. what makes me really proud is — you just got me. what makes me really proud is the _ you just got me. what makes me really proud is the growth - you just got me. what makes me really proud is the growth the - really proud is the growth the players out at him have shown. i know in the end it doesn't get you points, but i do care about how we play and what we do and how we go about it. we'll get over this. it is difficult, i know it is like the end of the world right now, but i know is not. tomorrow we have to pick ourselves up. what will make it easier is the fact that this club is so united. ., ., easier is the fact that this club is so united-— easier is the fact that this club is so united. ., ., so united. huge emotion, l

edward smith, independent, 11,032. the number of ballot _ independent, 11,032. the number of ballot papers rejected was as follows _ ballot papers rejected was as follows. once of official marksnce of official marks, one. voting for more candidates than entitled, _ one. voting for more candidates than entitled, 278. writing or a mark by which _ entitled, 278. writing or a mark by which a _ entitled, 278. writing or a mark by which a voter can be identified, 13. unmarked — which a voter can be identified, 13. unmarked or void for uncertainty, 1974. _ unmarked or void for uncertainty, 1974, making the total rejected 2266 _ 1974, making the total rejected 2266. the electorate was 1149736. the turnout at 23.72%. i do hereby declare _ the turnout at 23.72%. i do hereby declare that — the turnout at 23.72%. i do hereby declare that steve rotheram is duly elected _ declare that steve rotheram is duly elected as the mayor of the liverpool city region. applause thank you, returning officer. can i start by thanking your officers who have presided over this set of elections and the police, of course, for conducting it within the law. congratulations also to all the other candidates who

i think there was in mark this sense of trying as hard as he could to explain to people some very complex things that he was feeling. when you compared it to edwardsone to a crisis management expert and say, "okay, this is the way you go about explaining things in a way where you can salvage your career or a way you can position yourself to come back." mark didn't do any of that. and that might just be what saved him. in the wake of the scandal, jenny left mark. reporter: south carolina's first lady says she's filing for divorce. jenny: there's not room for three people in a marriage. tapper: and there were calls for his resignation across the state. mark sanford said no because he felt he could still effectively govern. critics then called for sanford's impeachment. they opened an ethics investigation in the hopes of finding that his trip to argentina contained criminal use of taxpayer dollars. i was on the judiciary committee. i was 22, 23 years old at the time, and i voted to impeach mark sanford, and i shouldn't have. when i think about it and look back at it, i don't think it rose to the level of impeachability. the majority of the state sena

mark. now city is 17 17 on the season. >> now over to the nba because obviously we have some playoff basketball between the cold jokic and the champion nuggets and anthony edwardso's trying to make his team of the timberwolves champions of their own. and he made his presence absolutely known. it was on the top right here. thanks to 3 drives of the is to fade over tomorrow. murray found and it's good timberwolves daily, 14 to 2 and it was had 11 of those 14 of the nuggets. they do come storming back 13, nothing reggie jackson with that of the fence. forces the turnover in you to michael board is doing for the plus. you see it there. 20 points before the nuggets they lead by 2 after one quarter joker. he came alive in the second. take down. the rebounding goes coast to coast. running through rudy gobare with the floater. there and the nuggets they lead by 4 at the break. and here comes the in me and this time on de block sport dry. with his left hand, is leading karl anthony-towns just that on the other. and it was jam that you could not have missed 20 points for people's lives 2 after 3 quarters that come the chance tomorrow. murray right there. he at no point i

that reporter chelsea edwards texted me just short time ago telling me that she and her crew had been pepper sprayed. you can see the the marks of that on on the reporter's face there. those tears caused by pepper spray, which is not a fun substance to be sprayed with, i can tell you from experience. we don't have her audio right now. but clearly, we're getting a very good view from our fox affiliate katv of what is going on on the campus. and this this now with columbia ,a university of new york cleared out ucla, the blue ribbon university of the uc system in many ways, as has now become the epicenter of ongoing protest movement, which as we were talking with joe and joe, if you're still there, we were talking about how it's gone beyond beyond to free speech here. and joe, if you were as an nypd officer, if you were looking at this, what the lapd do. do they just to form a line and get between the two sides? >> how do you how do you game plan on operation like this to keep these people from really hurting each other? >> joe? >> you put on the gear the way they did at columbia. you go in there, you form wedges, you make a pat

anthony edwards led the t wolves out of their mid-series slump scoring 27 in a 115-70 just blow out victory over the nuggets last night. minnesota's 54-point win marksst margin of victory in a playoff game since all the way back in 2015. a weird series, a lot of blow outs. the conference match up will be decided sunday in denver. t-wolves, nuggets sunday game 7. over in the eastern conference the new york knicks will try to put away the pacers tonight on the road in game 6. and in indiana a victory would send the series back to msg for game 7 on sunday. so far the home team has won every game in this round. so we may indeed get that game 7. but last night fans at msg were celebrating and celebrating a playoff victory in the nhl as the new york rangers secured a trip to the conference finals with a win over the hurricanes. hurricanes were up all game and chris crider's third period hat trick they were down 2-1. they win 5-3 and avoid a game 7. the rangers now awade the winner of the series between the boston bruins and florida panthers. the panthersvise a 3-2 lead heading into tonight for game 6. and j.t. miller scored the goal ahead of the canucks.