but now we are here in montreal, and it sta rts now we are here in montreal, and it starts again, then sta rts starts again, the hardcourt season starts and i'm looking forward to it. so the early winners on day one of the canadian open in montreal include venus williams. the number 13 seed, who's never won the title. beat her fellow american caroline dolehide in straight sets. after a tight opening set, williams breezed through the second 6—1 to seal her place in round two. karolina pliskova is another former world number one who's made it through to the second round. the number nine seed beat her fellow czech katerina siniakova in straight sets. pliaskova won 6—4, 6—4 to ease into the last 32 where she'll face either carol zhao or kiki bertens. golf's final major of the year gets underway on thursday when the world's top players tee up for the pga championship, the 100th edition. justin thomas will be defending the title that he won at quail hollow last year, and he's in good form after winning the wgc bridgestone invitational on sunday. a win that moves him up to number two in the

johanna konta is out of the canadian open in montreal after a busy day.he completed victory over victoria azarenka in a match delayed overnight because of rain. but she then lost in straight sets to the defending champion elina svitolina. and away from the sport, it in wasps news, a great way to deter them, i have been told, because conkers are used to deter spiders, apparently don't coffee is used in greece to keep wasps away. as income adjust wafting? this novel that? keep wasps away. as income adjust wafting? this novelthat? how keep wasps away. as income adjust wafting? this novel that? how do you burn copy? professionally made

some tennis news, and johanna konta is currently on court at the canadian open in montreal for the secondday. earlier the british number one beat the former world number one victoria azarenka in straight sets. she's now playing the defending champion elina svitolina for a place in the quarterfinals.

maria sharapova is also through to the 2nd round in montreal. against the bulgarian qualifier sesil karatantcheva was suspended because of rain on monday night, with sharapova leading 2—1 in the first set. they resumed on tuesday, and sharapova — who was the runner—up in 2009 — duly completed a comfortable 6—1, 6—2 victory. meanwhile petra kvitova is through to the third round. the number eight seed, who won the canadian open title back in 2012, beat estonia's annet kontaveit in straight sets. kvitova won 6—3, 6—4 to reach the last 16. in the men's singles, which is being played in toronto, novak djokovic is safely through to round two after a straight sets win over bosnia's mirza basic. the wimbledon champion should have been playing chung hyeon but the south korean pulled out with a back injury. basic was drafted in as a lucky loser and was beaten in straight sets as the number 9 seed won 6—3, 7—6. djokovic now plays the canadian wildca rd peter pola nsky. stan wawrinka is also through to the second round. the winner of three grand slam titles

so people come into montrÉal, spend the day, do interviews.bout people from -- other regions. hundreds or even thousands of asylum claimants have been recruited by firms that take them on, find and housing. sometimes bring over their families. and you decided to do this independently. once again we don't have enough data. it will be interesting to have more data. there are also many initiatives which have started since last summer. big companies like specter which puts on the jazz festival, the bank, toronto dominion bank has put aside a large quantity of activities with children, for example, in temporary housing. and there's also grassroots initiatives. now, i described some of the situation. community organizations showed great deal of creativity as you know. there's a major player in terms of funding. the private sector as well, fundraising activities. i think what the biggest obstacle to treating people with dignity is a negative messaging we hear. that's what we fear the most. in fact, even around this table. >> your time is almost up. >

maria sharapova is also through to the 2nd round in montreal. was suspended because of rain on monday night, with sharapova leading 2—1 in the first set.

number one simona halep has set up a first time clash with australian ashley barty in the last war in montreal this after her straight sets win over six feet caroline garcia where she wanted seven five six one but it looks to continue what has been a fine year for the romanian rising to the top of the w.t.r. rankings and winning her first grand slam title at the french open earlier this year. the defending montreal champion elena spitta leno was forced to come from behind to progress in the tournament after going down early in the first set to release from athens and belgium she was then four hard to take votes that seven five six three setting up a semifinal encounter with the u.s. open champion sloane stephens. now the second test between england and india has been severely impacted by rain but there was enough time between showers for james anderson to death and maybe indian attack as the host took control of the match thanks to his twenty six five wicket haul. they were the ideal conditions to bowl in. just for me i find it so much fun when the it's like that. you don't often get condition

como nos cuenta andrea samoset y de montreal, si hay algo constante en la vida de lucila monroy, es que> ella dice que su infancia fue feliz. sus padres eran periodistas, su mamÁ hacÍa política y su papÁ escribÍa. así fue creciendo. >> me enamorÉ. me enamoré a los 19 aÑos. Él venÍa como estudiante de espaÑol. y tuvo un clic. Él es a americano. >> lucÍa se casÓ por primera vez, predice que no funcionÓ. >> se fue a estados unidos de regreso yo me entero que estaba embarazada. pero en la sala preparado para ser papÁ . sin embargo, yo me acuerdo que el dÍa que le dije a mi mamÁ, no me va a matar, pero si me va a decir algo. >> sin embargo, la familia le brindo apoyo y lucila muy sola criÓ a próspero, que tiene 14 aÑos. el americano no apareciÓ mÁs. lucila tuvo que trabajar y comenzÓ a hacer lo mismo que sus padres, periodismo. >> gracias a mi papÁ tambiÉn, que me enseÑÓ a escribir y me mando a la nota roja, que es lo mÁs duro, pero es lo que pensÉ hacer un gran periodista. >> mientras tanto, su padre no la estaba pasando tan bien. por una de sus investigaciones, sÚper se vio obligado a aban

and montreal. play-offholds the last spot. d.c.layed five fer games than montreal and two fewer tha new england. home is sw bt. therand new film. d.c. e1 and fiv games played there. they earnent 10 poi in the last four games. tonight, a chance to make it three wins in a row. and that' where i'm headed actually right now. maybe they're going to let me bang the drum. >> good luck with that. >> i'll try. >> take a picture. >> you can come with me if you want. >> it's her last day. she can come t. >> okay. >> while we are going to be in for some rain on tuicday, a dry stretch ahead of us beginning on wednesday. >> all right. thank you, ma'am. thank you for joining us. "nightly news" is coming up next. we'll see you again for news 4 at 11:00. good night, everybody. lash, three words president trump's personal attorney used pr meet the s. >> truth isn't truth. >> rudy giuliani's explanation and the president' attack on the mueller probe. >>> a ty on edge after three people are killed in less tha a week. could the similarities help police

we're here now in montreal and it starts again.olfer francesco molinari is another sports star enjoying a brilliant 2018, after he became the first italian to win a golf major. molinari won the open at carnoustie last month and now he's looking to win another. the world number 6 has been on the course at bellerive in missouri ahead of the uspga — the final major of the year — which gets underway on thursday. he's looking to become the first back—to—back major winner since american jordan spieth in 2015. i don't think the mindset is any different. i know how hard i worked to win at can now see and i know it will not get easier because you have won once. if anything it will be harder because there is less time to prepare and more pressure and more expectation. the premier league kicks off again on friday, but the build—up for arsenal fans has been marred by the news that majority shareholder, stan kroenke, has made an offer to buy the entire club. the other major shareholder, alisher usmanov, has agreed to sell his 30% stake. well, k

while rafael nadal and simona halep win their respective tournaments in toronto and montreal.the us open gets underway in a fortnight‘s time. novak djokovic will be among those there, but the former world number one andy murray will continue his comeback with a match against france's lucas pouille. he could meet roger federer in the third round, which would be their 26th meeting, if they both progress that far. brooks koepka won the 100th us pga championship by two strokes in missouri, but was challenged by tiger woods, who finished second. the american, who is currently ranked at number four in the world, claimed his second major of the year, having won the us open injune, and a third major title in 1a months. a week after they beat london opposition with a new manager, manchester city have begun their defence of the premier league title with a 2—0 win over arsenal. raheem sterling and bernardo silva scored the goals for the visitors, while the hosts played their first match under new manager unai emery. but, for pep guardiola, it was business as usual. in general, we make an

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women's world number one simona halep has reached the final of the rogers cup in montreal this after she beat australia and ashley barty in the last for the remaining winning in straight sets six four six one hundred looks to continue what's been a fine year for there are many and rising to the top of the rankings of winning her first grand slam at the french open earlier this year. the defending montreal champion alienness fertility you know was forced to come from behind to progress in the tournament after going down early in the first set to release a man who's a belgian she then fought hard to take both said seven five six three setting up the semi final clash with the us open champion floyd stevens. the world's top moto g.p. riders are in austria this weekend for the latest round in the world championship the second to moto two writers are at the red bull ring to japanese right it'd suit and i guess she might have stayed on him though after losing control round the bend he resembled a. biker. meanwhile the championship moto g.p. overall standings leader mark mark has taken pole

the early winners on day1 in montreal include venus williams.ht sets. after a tight opening set, williams breezed through the second 6—1 to seal her place in round 2. it was one of the best examples of test cricket in recent years. england edging past india in a back—and—forth test match at edgbaston and legendary indian batsman sachin tendulkar has told the bbc that he doesn‘t think his fellow countryman need to panic, just yet... till the third afternoon, nobody knew who was going to win the test soi knew who was going to win the test so i would say, there was maybe 19, 20 difference there and the momentum was shifting but i don‘t think one needs to panic much because over a period of time, i‘m hoping the batters would come into play, maybe more. as teams all around europe finalise their squads for the new football season, barcelona‘s latest signing has been the talk of social media. arturo vidal has signed for the spanish champions from bayern munich on a 3—year deal. well, on monday, he stepped on to the hallowed turf of the camp nou for the

to just listening in that suggestion to jew speaking live in montreal we hope that he would give us some indication of how he sees this spat if we can call it that resolving itself after that tweet was sent by canada saying that saudi arabia should clean up its human rights records what he said in relation to that tweet and the ensuing falling out is that canada has respect for their importance to saudi arabia in the world but they remain firm that it is their duty to speak clearly and firmly on issues of. human rights whenever and wherever they arise. in the democratic republic of congo where the government has announced president joseph kabila won't be standing in december selection that could be it was due to step down from his position in twenty sixteen but the election to replace him has been repeatedly delayed triggering violent protests in which dozens were killed was widespread speculation that he would try to seek a third term and said he's backing his former interior minister in manuel. dougherty who's on the european union sanctions for alleged human rights abuses look after s

that's after she beat the former french open winner jelena ostapeko in the first round in montreal laste level of violence against women and girls in sport needs to be given "urgent attention." researchers studying gender—based violence in sport say it remains unknown how widespread the problem is and are calling on worldwide sporting bodies to take action. katie falkingham explained to me earlier some of the findings of the report. this report was commissioned by the international working group for women and sport. they asked a team of international researchers to look at how the landscape of sport is for women and girls at the moment. it is research that happens every four yea rs research that happens every four years and the latest one look at a wide range of issues from participation to leadership, to media coverage and in particular gender—based violence in sport. it found that there there has been progress over the last four years. organisations had made a difference since the last. 90% of the third said they had not implemented policies on the issue since then. —— 19% of the thir

in a solution and then turned into recyclable pellets it's the first time it's ever been done the montreal based company put the steve there turns environmentally unsound garbage into a valuable product. founder so landline says they're recycled pellets are much cheaper than buying new polystyrene. since you are reuse the point daryn you don't have to extract all your gas china has stopped buying kind of his waste it's an emergency situation for the north american country but for brewer it represents a great opportunity you have to see the waste as a resource and to use it locally to create jobs locally and to have system he will product locally so that's a green if you lose that china doesn't want to say it's waste and you know they're completely right now police hopes he can convince communities to add a polystyrene recycling bins. ai is no given fine to use i find movies from small factories in which the machines communicate with each other to improve production to intelligence software that validates you insurance policy it is everywhere and that is one of the top ten locations in the

some tennis news, and johanna konta is currently on court at the canadian open in montreal for the seconde beat the former world number one victoria azarenka in straight sets. she's now playing the defending champion elina svitolina for a place in the quarterfinals. the number five seed from ukraine won the first set 6—3. it's 2—2 in the second. geraint thomas has yet to commit his future to a team next season, but the 2018 tour de france champion has been basking in a hero's welcome in cardiff after his stunning win in france last month. thomas received the welcome in his hometown cardiff — john watson has been watching in the welsh capital. a special day for the tour de france champion geraint thomas who was welcomed home by thousands of people a car death. he needs their short ride from the welsh assembly to cardiff castle stop —— thousands of people in cardiff. he became the first welshman to win the two defiance, the third british rider to do so. he will wonder what he will do so. he will wonder what he will do now, a big—money move on the table from a rival team, but team sky have p

now in the women's draw while the number one simona halep has reached the final over in montreal the romanian beat australian ashley barty in straight sets six four six one was the score heineken looks to continue what has been a fine year for the remaining rising to the top of the w t a rankings and winning her first grand slam title member at the french open earlier this year. the defending montreal champion ilene officially you know was forced to come from behind to progress in the tournament after going down early in the first said turly the belgian he then for heart to take five sets seven five six three setting up the semifinal encounter the u.s. open champion sloane stephens. the world's top moto g.p. riders are in austria this weekend for the latest round in the world championships the second to moto two riders are at the red bull ring to japanese rider ten through ten like a shaman might have hoped he'd stayed on hi i'm after losing control around the bend he resembled a surfer more than a biker. meanwhile the championship moto g.p. overall standings leader mark marquez has

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in a solution and then turned into recyclable pellets it's the first time it's ever been done the montreal based company policed event turns environmentally unsound garbage into a valuable product. founder saleh long says they're recycled pellets are much cheaper than buying new polystyrene. since you are reuse the point daryn you don't have to extract all your gas china has stopped buying counted as waste it's an emergency situation for the north american country but for brewer it represents a great opportunity you have to see the waste as a resource and to use it locally to create jobs locally and trips just enable products locally so that's agreed if you lose that china the someone say it's waste and you know they're completely right now police hopes you can convince communities to add a polystyrene recycling bins. great idea. that is your business update here on the g.w. at this hour because they'll be more coming out in the next few hours in the meantime you can check out the latest news on our web site that's still being dot com going follow us on facebook and on twitter. underscore

and world number one simona halep wins the canadian open in montreal, beating sloane stephens in three with the golfing news that american brooks koepka has won his second major of the year and third in 1a months, by claiming the 100th us pga championship in missouri by two strokes. after a shaky first five holes for the world number four, that included two bogeys, he regained his composure, showing great consistency both off the tee and to the greens. but he was pushed all the way by adam scott and 14—time major winner tiger woods, who was in the running until he fell apart on the penultimate hole. and the 28—year—old from florida held his nerve to finish on 16—under and cement his place as arguably this year's premier player, as he lifted the wanamaker trophy. this was an extraordinary victory for brooks koepka, his third in a major in the last 1a months. he becomes only the fifth player to win the us open and now the pga championship in the same year, and he did it with a nerveless display

and world number one simona halep wins the canadian open in montreal, beating sloane stephens in three sets. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the golfing news that american brooks koepka has won his second major of the year and third in m months, by claiming the 100th us pga championship in missouri by two strokes. after a shaky first five holes for the world number four, that included two bogeys, he regained his composure, showing great consistency both off the tee and to the greens. but he was pushed all the way by adam scott and 14—time major winner tiger woods, who was in the running until he fell apart on the penultimate hole. and the 28—year—old from florida held his nerve to finish on 16—under and cement his place as arguably this year's premier player, as he lifted the wanamaker trophy. this was an extraordinary victory for brooks koepka, his third in a major in the last 1a months. he becomes only the fifth player to win the us open and now the pga championship in the same year, and he did it with a nerveless display coming down the stretch. just as other

canada is open for venus williams, who breezes through her opening tie in montreal.e. the little master gives his thoughts on india's captain virat kohli. the england cricketer ben stokes played a key part in england's dramatic win over india last week, but this week he's in court accused of affray. on monday, the first day of his trial, a court here in england heard how stokes is accused of mocking two gay men, before brawling with two others. stokes denies affray. but while his teammates prepare for the second test match against india that begins on thursday, he'll still be in court. here's our sports editor, dan roan. having had to swap cricket field for courtroom, ben stokes arrived here this morning for the opening day of his trial. dressed in a navy suit, the 27—year—old all—rounder sat in the dock alongside two local men he's accused of punching during a fight in the city last year, ryan hale and ryan ali.

and on the women's tour in montreal to check the players met in the first round caroline uplift of a breaking serve in the tenth game to win the first set six four against catarina sin jacoba more of a battle in the second set but it finished the same way pliska about winning in straight sets no serino williams in this tournament she's withdrawn for personal reasons but her sister venus is playing she had a slow start against fellow american caroline dahl hide in the first round but the seven time grand slam champion fought back to take the match seven five six one williams best performance at the rogers cup this was in two thousand and fourteen when she lost the final two and yes right. now you saying bolts dream of becoming a professional football player still seems to be on track jamaica's sprint legend has scored an indefinite training period with an australian elite team bolt has already trained with brewster dormant and teams in south africa are norway since leaving athletics with eight olympic gold medals he's now trying to earn a contract with the central coast mariners in ne

johanna konta battled back from a set down to reach the second round of the rogers cup in montreal withnumber one lost the first set in a tie—break but then won 6—1, 6—2, beating the 2017 french open champion injust over two hours. she will face either victoria azarenka or kristina mladenovic in the last 32. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are arejim waterson, who's the media editor of the guardian, and jack blanchard the editor of the politico london playbook. welcome to both of you. most of the front pages are in. the daily telegraph leads on borisjohnson's refusal to apologise for comments about muslim women and burkas which the prime minister says are ‘wrong'. the metro says the former foreign secretary is under growing pressure from senior figures. the guardian reports that the eu is on a collision course with donald trump over his reimposition of sanctions on iran. the independent leads on a study which suggests that over 450,000 children need treatment fo

and on the women's tour in montreal to check players made in the first round carolina breaking serve in the tenth game to win the first set six four against catarina. or a battle in the second set but in finnish the same way about winning in straight sets no serina williams in this tournament she's drawn for personal reasons. but her sister venus is playing she had a slow start against fellow american caroline doe hide in the first round but the seven time grand slam champion fought back to take the match seven five six one williams it is best performance at the rogers cup was back in two thousand and fourteen when she lost the final take nash word want to go. now a man with an incredible twenty four world championship titles to his name has added to his trophy collection frenchman and one elbow has dominated windsurfing slalom disciplines since one thousand nine hundred four he also holds the world speed record for wind powered sailing here's all the winning all four races at the slalom world cup in canary islands no slowing down for him at the age of forty six . and that's all your

there was an upset in the women's singles in montreal, where the number two seed caroline wozniacki isfrom belarus. but the number three seed, sloane stephens, is through to the quarter—finals. stephens — who's gearing up for the defence of her us open title later this month — beat spain's carla suarez—navarro in straight sets. stephens won 6—2, 7—5, and now plays anastasija sevastova. the number eight seed petra kvitova is out. the czech, who won the canadian 0pen title back in 2012, was beaten in straight sets by kiki bertens of the netherlands. the dutchwoman, who's ranked 18 in the world, won 6—3, 6—2 to claim her place in the quarter—finals — when she'll play the number 15 seed from australia, ashleigh barty. it was day four of the european athletics championships in berlin on thursday with seven gold medals decided. turkey picked up their first gold of the championships and our reporter, ade adedoyin, was there to witness it. a number of world champions from london 2017 claimed gold in the german capital on thursday night. ramil guliyev of turkey one 200 metres in a new champions

in the women's singles in montreal, there was a shock defeat for the number four seed angelique kerbern champion was beaten in straight sets by alize cornet of france, and she'll play australia's ashleigh barty next. no problems, though, for the number three seed sloane stephens, who's gearing up for the defence of her us open title later this month. she cruised into the third round with a straight—sets victory over the canadian wildcard francoise abanda. stephens won 6—0, 6—2. it was day three of the european championships track and field meet on wednesday, and history was made in berlin as israel won their first ever track medal, it came in the 10,000m and from the german capital, ade adedoyin can bring us more she moved to israel in 2008 to work asa she moved to israel in 2008 to work as a nanny for the kenyan ambassador, there she met her husband and they got married and in 2016 she got israeli citizenship and competed for her adopted nation in rio. last night she won her first international title and made history, that victory a first gold on the track for israel in the european c

when we were waiting for her to get out of camp we went to montreal and in montreal you have to try the all the rage. i have a plate right in front of me right here, it's basically french fries with cheese kurds with brown gravy, and it used to be like peasant food but it's all the rage now. >> it looks like a carnival clown threw up. >> unemployment rate is low and everybody is out there looking for jobs and some are actually getting them. one woman went about at the wrong way. one woman who went to a career fair on her lunch break got caught out after a tv crew filmed her. and special report an end "specp next with everybody's dream, shannon bream. >> >> shannon: i am shannon bream and for bret baie bret baier. the new penalties are not retaliation for election interference. they are for russia's alleged attempt to kill a former spy in his daughter. the two survived. and john roberts joins us right now, good evening, john. >> good evening to you. president trump has repeatedly claimed that he has been tough on

while she was still living in montreal, she made the two-hour drive to vermont because she liked the snow there so much. the snow is dry there. the powder was so light, i could ski circles around the americans. in no time, i became a ski instructor and taught kids how to race. in other words, in no time ivanka trump's mother became the kind of criminal that ice enforcement agents are rounding up and deporting. she was illegally working as a ski instructor in the united states while living in montreal onassport. what the first mrs. trump did to make it to the united states was completely understandable. the fake marriage, the works. he put it this way after telling the ivanna trump story on twitter today. people do what they can to get to the u.s. they fake marriages, cross borders, get by on unauthorized labor. have children that are called anchor babies. was ivanka trump an anchor baby? were her brothers anchor babies? their mother was not a citizen of the united states when they were born. the first mrs. trump did not become a citizen until 11 years after her marriage to donald tru

the stock is the team to come in montreal but it fits shocker well knowledge of. maya the science of mbulelo gorecki and all the rest of the. district darby take to i. i. guess. the question. i. i thought. it was. dormant downs and now though once again the strutting his stuff at the sharp end this time with a trademark set piece rock. shopping his hit really well yes i'm just delighted i was able to help. him into that when was down to attitude individual players getting everything they have. second in the table to memorable road district darby's and along the way to return to the champions league it's been a picture book season in row blue for the fans and shall go back among have been listening to a big. life sick leverkusen and hoffenheim. three young teams who took the fight for the champions and europa league places down to the final match day. after a sensational second places newcomers leipsic kicked off their second bundesliga season with justified high hopes they went to dortmund and one was delightfully done i didn't like for the next year but you saw.

en 16 temporadas jugÓ para los expo de montreal, los angelinos de los anaÁngeles, los rangers texas ya la tormenta de san gregorio, vladimir guerrero llega al salon de la fama. guerrero el terror de los lanzadores por su producciÓn ofensiva y fuerza prodigiosa jugÓ 16 temporadas en grandes ligas. >>> cuando se trata de producciÓn lo hizo en el terreno de juego, callado con su boca pero con bate que hablÓ lo suficiente. >>> pero a medida que guerrero triunfaba, no se olvidÓ de la extrema pobreza en la que crecÓo junto a sus 9 hermanos. por lo cual a travÉs de los aÑos, ha impulsado el poder adquisitivo y la educaciÓn en su querido don gregorio. >>> Él no tuvo la dicha de ser alguien que pudo ir a la escuela porque tenÍa que trabajar para su para mamÁ en campos >>> un logro estar metido en el salon de la fama no puedo dejarlo solo ahora mismo combatir con mi gente con mi pueblo >>> la placa de bronce que lo inmortaliza en cuper town llegÓ hasta el estadio de los angels. ahÍ un mar rojo recibiÓ al jardinero derecho que jugÓ con el equipo 6 temporadas y llegÓ a 5 campeonatos. de hecho la

and the city of toronto but this is not different radically from quÉbec and a large cities like montrÉalor several months we want to thank seeds for the hard work they've been doing in the last few months as we fixed me a surge of shelter users and people seeking support komsomolets event driven of course by the situation at the borders but is also part of a larger picture of challenges facing us as a country run housing. we want to think this part is because we know cities on the following are doing the heavy lifting and bob is quite often are the organizations that provide immediate response as federal programs to compute the situation confronting toronto is not a crisis in the refugee system. the situation facing toronto is a housing prices and her has been housing crisis in toronto since the mid-'90s. and if you take a look at the recent statistics, what has happened is yes, there has been a surge in a particular population with the city shelter system has been running at past 90% capacity for the last decade. edifact the crisis would identify pentagram fake breaking report that show

my father was from new york, and my mother was for montrÉal, and they really had no idea what to do.en i was five, we moved to the city so i could go to school. emily: your first name is actually darma, which means "the way." stewart: yes, a comp located concept, but central to buddhism. emily: what is that? i was very curious. my mother tells the story. a son who was maybe six months younger than me, and his name was no up. so it turned out that i -- noah to beone a child, and i had never been anywhere where there were so many people around. and i was going, "noah, noah, abnd noah," and i did not realize there were other children, so that was a little weird. did you see a computer for the first time? stewart: by 1980, we had an a2e, and i was super into it. basic, you could do some basic graphics. you could make this little square this color, make this little square this color, so i made this interactive kind of multimedia sank, but only the super easy ones, like with france and russia. , big, horizontal, like brazil or mexico or any of the fancy flags. emily: your philosophy, you w

a piece about their time in montreal. goode time she returns are in the summer of 1914, he was in a race for a seat in the united states senate. there's a picture of him at that time. war had spread across europe. there is the kaiser. don't you love that mustache? french andome british soldiers. the united states would remain neutral. and her daughter became rapidly pro-german. by the time they came back a were very much enjoyed -- very much involved in the german cause. the first world war was very different from the second world war. is evil incarnate. no question what the problem was. first world war, i recommend , europe's kent's book last summer. everybody was at fault. everybody was to blame. not just germany. germany is now looked at in hindsight through the lens of the nazi disaster that happened, but the first world war was -- people had different allegiances. we had a lot of german-americans in the united date to supported germany and the kaiser. wilson knew that when he ran and therefore did not want to irritat

johnny manziel, johnny football made his canadian football league debut with the montreal owlts. money sign. but this is his first pass in the cfl. picked off. that was a bad throw. at least johnny made the tackle though. 11 of 20, threw four picks. that's another brutal pass off your back foot. no prayer. anyway manziel's team got crushed. the money sign. 50-11. venus williams on the left taking on marina sucarry in the quarter finals. come cans back as i look on the run. tprfrs a little drop shot and venus shaking her head. they go eto a tie break. match point. sakarri smashes it. venus is eliminated. sa, can kari on to the semifinals and one more a's note with the win they're a game 1/2 up on seattle for the american wild league. so this could very well be a playoff team. it's fun. they got a good team. >> all right. abc 7 news continues online, twitter, facebook with our a a at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've cr

and one-way flights to toronto and montreal only cost about $300.the border patrol uses high tech motion detectors, sensors, and cameras to monitor some areas, but they admit there are hundreds of miles of unguarded border. and they simply don't know how many people are coming across illegally. don dahler, cbs news, derby line, vermont. >> quijano: when we return. a brave boy takes his first steps -- and inspires millions. >> quijano: we end tonight with a little boy's inspiring journey. walk just a few steps in his shoes and it may brighten your day. here's cbs evening news anchor jeff glor. >> are your hold them? >> yes. >> glor: roman dinkel was diagnosed with spina bifida -- a defect in an embryo's developing spine -- during an ultrasound at 20 weeks. >> we just expected to hear the normal things: this is the size of the head, this is the size of his feet, all those fun things, but what we heard was he had extra fluid on his brain and extra fluid on his spine. >> glor: despite the odds, his parents, whitney and adam, were determined to continue

united taking on montreal impact. end of the first half uwn night do a goal.ree oickff opportunity for rooney. strikes it well. but off the post. rooney canno believe it. great effort there though. almost got it to go. he's used to making second half u nighted gets the goal acosta with the perfect cross who finds the back of the net equal lies sz it for d.c. get the draw on theoad 1-1 the final. third round of the bridgestone invitational from akron, ohio. tiger woods played well the firstwo days, but today n as sharp. on ts fairway at 1 tiger pulls this approach shot left of the green. he would bogey that hole. one of four bogeys on the day. tiger sitting 11 shots back of leader just continue thomas. >> thank you george very much. thank you for joining us atws at 11. "saturday night live" is next. have a great night fshlto we'll see yorrow. this is customizable streaming tv for your family... whatever size. it's saving money with flexible channel packs. live tv and the latest shows to stream. and all your streaming apps in one place -- even netflix. this is h

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open champion sloane stephens progresses to the semifinals in montreal the american beat latvian and i start our service stover in straight sets a comfortable victory six to six to the school in that match. and number fifteen seed ashley barty beat a woman but eighteen kiki bosons of belgium a six three six one to reach the semifinals in montreal you're straining to just fifty five minutes to dispatcher. former through to france champion young already has been released from detention with german police following accusations he attacked and injured a prostitute in a hotel in frankfurt the forty four year old who won the tour de france in one nine hundred ninety seven is said to have been under the influence of alcohol and drugs when police caught him the incident is reported to have happened in the early hours of friday morning german police also say they're investigating a case of manslaughter and grievous bodily harm the investigation is still ongoing . england are on top after a rain affected second day of the second test match against india at the home of cricket lords in london e

the russian former world number one upset by garcia in montreal in straight sets it cos he is sick and straight will never show up over this year final school six three six two to advance to that meeting with halle. play has begun and then called off in the second test between england and india temporarily after the first day was completely rained out in the won the toss and sent the visitors into a batting conditions favorable to bowling that decision immediately paid off as james anderson bowled morally veejay with just the first ball of the match anderson then struck again to claim india's other opener to leave the visitors struggling on eleven for two but the covers are back on and after seven overs the players are off the field following more rain indian captain virat kohli is not out on one england lead the five match series one. that's all before level up again later laura great before thanks very much peter ok let's return to that news that we had coming out for of zimbabwe the opposition parties of missing a pail of election results in court and. join us on the line from harar