and victory followed soon after, for murray returning to form, atjust followed soon after, for murrayat just the followed soon after, for murray returning to form, atjust the right time. and he will be joined time. and he will bejoined in time. and he will be joined in the third round by kyle edmund, the first time the man in blue has made to it that stage in paris, his his victory over the argentine was more comfortable, a straight sets victory for the british number two, the next up for him kevin anderson. kyle edmund will now face the big—hitting south african kevin anderson.. he's through, after beating nick kyrgios. the australian was a set up, but when things didn't go his way his racket took some punishment. looks beyond repair there — well, it is now. as he really let the carefully crafted racket feel the full force of his emotions. meanwhile, there was also frustration and tears in the match betweenjuan martin del potro and nicolas almagro. almagro was forced to retire with injury, and was visibily upset on the court. but del potro took a moment to console him. a brilliant di

and i will turn to senator murray. senator: i want to recognize chairman cochran and vice chairman leahy. secretary devos as you know i was very clear during your confirmation process that i had serious concerns with your extreme i had logical commitment to privatizing our public schools. your extensive financial conflicts of interest and lack of understanding in the role of the federal government in protecting rights. millions of parents and teachers stood up, they rallied and sent he letters and called their senators, so much that the senate switch board was overwhelmed and made it clear that they opposed your vision to our students in our schools and strongly supported public education in america. when it came to a vote, every democrat voted no. and joined by two republican members who are long time members of this committee who cited their constituents' concerns and the vice president had to break a tie on a cabinet nomination for the first time in our nation's history. i was hoping you would enter your role as sec

murray knows how to channel the aggression.oaring into water second set. momentum switch that looked decisive. murray keeping just ahead before blasting his way to a third set tie—break. for nishikori, was this his chance missed? andy murray was determined to make sure of it. seeing out the final set 6—1. in paris, another storm weathered. stan wawrinka, a winner at roland garros two years ago, became the oldest french open semi—finalist since jimmy connors in 1985 as he beat marin cilic in straight sets in the day's other quarterfinal, to set up a match with murray in the last four in what is a repeat of last year's semi—final. the upset of the day was reserved for the defending champion, novak djokovic who was beaten by the austrian dominic thiem. as the former world number one relinquished the last of his grand slam titles. thiem, who'd never beaten djokovic, won in straight sets taking the third 8—0 — that hasn't happened to the serbian at a major tournamnet in 12 years, such has been his loss of form. and john mcenroe was

victory followed soon afterwards for murray returning to form at just the right soon afterwards for murray atjust the right time. and he will bejoined in to form atjust the right time. and he will be joined in the third round by kyle edmund, the first time the man in blue has made it that far in paris. his victory over the argentinian player renzo 0livo was more comfortable, a straight sets victory for the british number two. next up for him the south african kevin anderson. i felt a ifelt a bit i felt a bit more ifelt a bit more in i felt a bit more in control of the first round match than today, whether that is to do with the opponent or not i'm not sure but at times today i played some solid stuff, the most positive thing for me, the most positive things, one physically, i felt good after a pretty long much in tough conditions, and also i made some quite significant changes during the match to my tactics and where i was positioning myself on the court, which i hadn't been doing for the last six or seven weeks when i had been entered situations so that was good but yes, definitely the co

but murray's hunger for his 29th grand slam quarterfinal proved too strong.ims of the weekend's terror attacks in london. this is what he said. the terrible tragedy in london. we had also in manchester only six or seven days ago, paris has also had some problems in the last year or two. iam some problems in the last year or two. i am sure everyone would join me in sharing our thoughts and prayers with everyone who has been affected by this. applause it is obviously something that has affected large parts of europe and all over the world. and obviously we wa nt all over the world. and obviously we want things to keep getting better andi want things to keep getting better and i appreciate everyone still coming out to support the tennis, creating a fantastic atmosphere and i'm grateful i can come out and perform in front of you. some considered words from the world number one. so murray through to another quarterfinal and this man will be his next opponent — eighth seed kei nishikori ofjapan. nishikori beat spain's fernando verdasco, despite losing the first set

senator murray. senator murray: thank you, senator schumer. after weeks of secret negotiations between 13 male republican, after keeping democrats in the dark and hiding the details from patients and from families, all the while claiming the senate version of trumpcare would somehow be better, today's c.b.o. report makes it clearer than ever just how mean trumpcare is and why. the bottom line is, trumpcare is a minefield of higher health care costs for patients and families and it is a massive giveaway to special interests in the health care industry. depending on what state you live in if you're a senior, trumpcare will spike your premiums. if you need maternity care you could pay as much as $1,000 more per month on top of the rest of your coverage. if you need mental health care, care for a substance use dised or ore prescription drugs, you could see your costs go up by thousands of dollars a year. that means, despite what so many of our republican colleagues claim, i want to be very clear that trumpcare guts protections for people with pre-

so murray is out but what of the man who beat him?n thompson qualified as a lucky loser after aljaz bedene withdrew through injury and the australian was speaking tojohn inverdale about his success against the world number one. playing him at queens on centre court is huge and together when it is definitely the biggest one of my career. did you walk on thinking i will take down the world number one? i took each point at a time. i definitely did not expect to win here in straight sets. i wanted to enjoy myself and stay calm and i did that. there was a shock too for swiss second seed stan wawrinka — he lost to former finalist feliciano lopez of spain 7—6, 7—5. that result means wawrinka has now lost in the first round for the second year running at queen's club. world number six milos raonic also crashed out. the canadian finished as queen's and wimbledon runner—up last year, but his hopes of another strong showing on grass were ruined by australian wildcard tha nasi kokkinakis who won 7—6, 7—6. eighteen—time grand slam champion roger f

maury's or murray energy's rights. it's not the first time mr. murray has sued. filed nine lawsuits against news organizations between 2001 and 2015 for reports they saw as credible. >> you can only win the suit if you can prove it was untrue and a number of other problems, so he can't just say oh, i don't like that coverage. >> yeah. >> it's just the beginning of this legal battle. and we saw hbo standing by john oliver, and it will be interesting to watch this weekend's episode to see if it comes up again. >> he reacted before it happened. >> i know you're probably going to sue me, but so be it. >> since murray likes to sue, we're not going to say another word about it as a journalist here. >> it will be interesting to keep an update on the case. thanks for watching it for >>> up next, what's being called the most toxic movie of the year. >> it sounds like a winner. if you've got a life, you gotta swiffer >>> all right, if you are keeping cool this weekend by heading to the movies, we've got you covered. >> we're going to start with the fifth entry in the trans

very well received words from andy murray there. the last eight at roland garros but not such good news for andy's brotherjamie though — he and doubles partner brazlian bruno soares were knocked out by santiago gonzalez and donald young in the doubles quarter finals. murray and soares took the first set but then lost the next two on tie breaks. we should have closed it out in the second set, but we were unable to find a break in the third set. we ended up losing the tie—break. it was disappointing, it was a tough one to swallow but we had enough chances. we served with match point, didn't get over the line so that was disappointing, especially in a grand slam. it is frustrating. chelsea winger eden hazard has had surgery today after breaking his ankle on sunday while on international duty with belgium. the premier league champions are waiting to discover if he'll be fit for the start of next season. hazard will miss belgium's friendly on monday against the czech republic and their world cup qualifier against estonia on friday. it lo

judy murray has been talking to katherine downes.s the best thing and it seemed a great opportunity forjamie. he wanted to go and because there is no track record of success in tennessee had it in his mind he would have to leave the country. even though he was very young, it was what he had set his heart on trying to do. but it did not work out. not the way we had hoped it might. and he was very homesick, the tennis was not what it was promised to be. and if i had known then what i know now i never would have let him go. but as a tennis coach i was inexperienced and i think now i spend a lot of time advising parents not to rip up the schooling at the friends and family, all the things that make a child secure in favour of chasing a sporting dream that may never come to anything because very few tennis players make a living out of it. it isa players make a living out of it. it is a really tough sport. so i think keep them in their secure home environment for as long as you can. but andy did go away and so were you worried when he said

it means he will face rafa nadal, murray will ta ke he will face rafa nadal, murray will take on stanird seed simona halep saved a match point, fighting back from a set and 5—1 down to defeated opponent to reach a second french 0pen semifinal. warren gatland conceded a moment of brilliance cost the british and irish lions victory in their second tour match in new zealand. they were leading with ten minutes remaining, but a superb try from west sealed the win for the auckland blues by 22—16. the first five super rugby sides that the lines will face alongside the three test series to come against the board champions. jamie vardy will miss saturday's world cup qualifier with scotland and the friendly with france next week. the exact nature of the injury is not clear. a short statement said he left the squad is precaution. gareth southgate's side travel to hamdan —— hamden park before travelling to france. liverpool apologised to southampton for speaking to virgil van dijk. they have pulled out of the interest and say they will not meet his valuation. pakistan reduced south africa to 219—

senator murray? senator murray: thank you. secretary devos, last month your committee released school crime and safety report for last year. do you know what showed an increase? sec. devos: i would assume sexual assault. sen. murray: it was forcible sex crimes, and depending on the survey that you look at, we know that at least one in five women are being sexually assaulted on college campus, and that's one of the lowest estimates out there. that to me is really appalling and unacceptable, and your budget cuts the budget for the office of civil rights, which addresses those title ix enforcement on college campuses, among other important civil rights work loads. my concern is that your budget proposal will leave ocr with about 60 fewer staff and the same high work load. and that is really concerning to me. that will really deny victims of campus sexual assault violence timely resolution of their complaints and delay improvements on campuses that keep students safe. don't you agree with that? sec. devos: let me just say that ocr

senator murray. senator murray: senator schumer, thank you. today, it has become abundantly clear why exactly why senate republicans have been hiding this trumpcare plan from patients and families from democrats and even from many republicans because based on what we are now learning, their trumpcare plan is ever bit as bad as what the house passed. it is mean, to quote president trump, meaner, it is heartless and it is an enormous broken promise to people across the country. they are ashamed of their plan and rightly so. after seven years of refusing to work with us as democrats on actually helping families get better health care, of obstructing progress, playing partisan political games even when it hurts their own constituents, what republican leaders have put forth is truly shameful and needs to be stopped. and i have to say, it speaks volumes with only today with days they plan to vote on the trumpcare bill, the republican leaders think it might be a good idea to release their health care plan which would impact americans. just today. now

we finished tonight with a story of stephen murray. united states to pursue his dream of making it to the top of his sport. and that he did, winning titles at the x games and the gravity games. but a career ending accident at an event in 2007, left him paralysed from the neck down. and joining me in the strdio, he told me about the moment his life changed forever... claassen i went to do the double flip, claassen i went to do the double flip, my foot slipped off and it catapulted me. i was about 30 feet in the airandjust landed catapulted me. i was about 30 feet in the air and just landed on my neck and snapped my neck, stopped breathing. i remember waking neck and snapped my neck, stopped breathing. i rememberwaking up neck and snapped my neck, stopped breathing. i remember waking up and the medics put tubes down my throat. they said look, this is life or death, you have to let me brief for you. they did that and then went in the ambulance, ended up flat—lining in the ambulance. the trauma unit was about five miles away. thank god it w

what are the experts saying after that shock defeat for andy murray.ar from peter fleming and john lloyd. it was almost shocking how he fell away. in the second set, i do not know if he was physically not feeling well. it started with those two match points in the tie—break. he was up a mini break 3—2, double fault. at the drop shot about one foot wide. it was a terrible shot. he almost started reeling from there. it was a question of getting this right and tuning again on the forehand side and getting the movement right. i think he will be fine. there's no reason to panic. what are the statistics saying? let us what are the statistics saying? let us take a look. the atp are tweeting that andy murray loses to a outsider for the second time. this is from bbc tennis. back to the practice court forehand. the top three men's seeds are out. stanislas wawrinka has lost two feliciano lopez. milos raonic has also fallen to another australian. let us look at that action. stan wawrinka beaten by the second spaniard in nine days, he lost to rafal nadal in the fre

he will set up a match with andy murray in the last four in a repeat of last yea r‘s murray in the lastthe upset of the day was defending champion novak djokovic, beaten by the austrian, dominic thiem. the former world number one rally pushed the last of his grand slam titles. dominic thiem, never having beaten before, took the third 6—0, which has never happened to the serbian in 12 years in a major tournament, such has been his sudden loss of form. john mcenroe has been critical of his performance. inextricable. i don't recall seeing a time in the last 6—8 years when novak djokovic mailed it in. he basically gave up. i saw rafael nadal do that. that was in the third set against novak djokovic a couple of years ago. in the third set it looks like it happens to novak djokovic. he did not want to be out there competing any more. that is shocking for someone who has won as much as he has and brighton sofyan competition. it shows everyone is human. —— prides himself in competition. rafael nadal‘s opponent retired having been injured. you would not bet against rafael nadal going for his 10t

del potro‘s light was fading, whilst murray was just getting brighter.ther battles on clay lie ahead, but murray's showing he's up for the fight. anna luxton, bbc news. it was a big win for me, it was never going to be easy today, juan is a tough guy to play against, especially this early on in a major, he came out playing very aggressive, serving well from the beginning, it was tough, but i managed to turn it around and play some really good stuff at the end, so a positive win for me. you have spoken previously about how you may have lost some of your competitive edge at the start of this year, given the herculean effo rts this year, given the herculean efforts to get to world number one, another box ticked for you in your career — do you feel that competitive instinct is getting back towards the maximum again? no, i think these are the tournaments that still really motivate me to train and to play, really. i enjoy playing in them, you know, these are the tournaments as the end of each year, so tournaments as the end of each year, so yeah, the challenge

senator murray. >> thank you senator schumer. after weeks of secret negotiations, keeping democrats in the dark and hiding details from the patience and from families, all the while claiming the senate version of familial wouldsomehow --trumpcare reporter, today's cbo makes it clear just how mean trumpcare is and why. the bottom line is trumpcare is a minefield of higher health care costs for patients and families, and it is a massive giveaway to special interest in the health care industry. depending on what state you live then, if you are a senior, trumpcare will spike your premiums. if you need maternity care, you could pay as much as $1000 more per month on top of the rest of your coverage. care, need mental health care for substance abuse disorder, prescription drugs, you could see your costs go up by thousands of dollars a year. that means that despite what so many of our republican colleagues claim, i want to be very clear that trumpcare guts protections for people with pre-existing conditions. as any family will tell you,

murray: well, i'm over time. what do you tell republicans who feel strongly that the federal government shouldn't use federal education dollars to bend states and school districts to their will? betsy devos: that it is a totally voluntary program on the part of states. nobody will be coerced into using -- sen. murray: they are using federal dollars -- betsy devos: no state would be forced to utilize it or to enact anything as a result. sen. blunt: thank you, senator murray. senator cochran. senator cochran: mr. chairman, it's a pleasure for me to join you and other members of the committee and congratulating dr. devos for beinghere and being able to accept the responsibilities of being in her position. she has contributed voluntarily a lot of time and effort to organizations like the kennedy ,enter for performing arts where i served with her on the board of directors. we have to depend upon a lot of volunteers in programs in our education area. many federal programs are looked to to solve serious problems that re

world number one andy murray moves through to the french open quarter finals as his game continues to improve. and rain thwarts what looked set to be certain victory for australia over bangladesh in their icc champions trophy match. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with the sad news that former ivory coast midfielder cheick tiote has died aged 30. he collapsed while training with his club beijing enterprises. he moved to china earlier this year after playing in the english premier league with newcastle united since 2010. he will be remembered as a tough tackling midfielder. cheick tiote played premier league games for newcastle. 0ne cheick tiote played premier league games for newcastle. one of his most memorable moments came when he scored this incredible volley with just seconds left as his team came from 4—0 down to clinch a draw with arsenal. former teammates were quick to pay tribute on social media. netherlands and newcastle goalkeeper said" deeply sad to hear the news about cheick tiote. 0ne said" deeply sad to hear the news about cheick tiote. one of my favour

del potro's light was fading, whilst murray was just getting brighter.attles on clay liar and, but murray showing he is up for the fight. anna luxton, bbc news. it was a big win for me, it was never going to be easy today, juan isa never going to be easy today, juan is a tough guy to play against, especially this early on in a major, he came out playing very aggressive, serving well from the beginning, it was tough, but i managed to turn it around and play some really good stuff at the end, so a positive win for me. there was defeat, though, for kyle edmund. the british number two was a set away from the fourth round but was beaten in five sets by kevin anderson of south africa. owen williams watched this one. kyle edmund was attempting to reach the last six dean of a grand slam event for only the second time. the obstacle standing in his way was that african kevin anderson, and at six foot eight, that is a pretty big obstacle. the first set was full of big serves and booming forehands, edmonds taking it on the tie—break. there was the occasional rally,

senator murray. >> thank you sen. schumer: stop after weeks of secret negotiations between 15 male republicans, after keeping democrats in the dark and hiding anddetails from patients families, all the while claiming the senate version of trumpcare would somehow be better, today's cbo report makes it more clear than ever just how mean trumpcare is and why. the bottom line is, trumpcare is minefield of higher health-care costs for patients and families and it is a massive giveaway to special interest in the health care industry. depending upon what state you live in if you are a senior, trumpcare will spike your premium. if you need maternity care you could pay as much as $1000 more per month on top of the rest of your coverage. if you need mental health care, care for substance use disorder, or prescription drugs, you could see your cost though up by thousands of dollars per year. that means, despite what some any of our republican colleagues claim, i want to be very clear that trumpcare debts protections -- got prote

commentator: murray falters again., utterly inspired. beautifully played by jordan thompson. the australian duly raced to a straight—sets win, one of the biggest shocks in the tournament's history, and with wimbledon less than a fortnight away, for andy murray, some serious thinking to do, andy swiss, bbc news. if you're sweltering at home this evening, you're not alone, most of the country is set for its hottest spell in june for over 20 years. it's prompted the met office to issue a warning for later in the week. 0ur correspondent, sima kotecha, is in brighton. sima. it's been a hot day for many of us. it's been a hot day for many of us. it's believed the hottest place today was in surrey. with a top temperature of 31.3 degrees. these temperatures and conditions aren't expected to last much longer. sunshine over brighton beach and people here are relishing every minute of it i'm here with my woman. you are a beautiful woman myself. enjoying the weather. beautiful weather. glorious everything is easy in the sun. sit a

murray falters, again. that wasn't in the script, and it didn't get any better. of his life, while murray's customary precision was all too wayward. commentator: they've called it out now. the outcome — one of the biggest shocks in the tournament's history and for murray, plenty to think about. obviously, i didn't play how i would like today and that's something that, you know, i'll speak to about with my team, get back to work and prepare for wimbledon. and with less than a fortnight until that wimbledon title defence, he'll be hoping this is his summer's only early exit. andy swiss, bbc news. sam mendes is the oscar—winning director who's responsible for what many critics say is the biggest stage triumph of the year, the ferryman, which is about to open in london's west end. mendes has collaborated with the writerjez butterworth, whose last play, jerusalem, was a massive hit on both sides of the atlantic. will gompertz went to meet them both. you're on a ship with the rolling stones, the beatles and led zeppelin. it hits an iceberg. there's only room in the lif

andy murray. shall we have a look at the leaderboa rd ? at andy murray.ather where you are. good morning from bbc london news, i'm alpa patel. police urgently want to speak to a man in connection with a double acid attack last week. a warning viewers may find some of these pictures disturbing 24—year—old john tomlin should not be approached by the public if spotted. resham khan and her cousin have been left with life—changing injuries after the attack in tollgate road in east london. a care quality commission report into the london ambulance service says it has made significant progress since it was put into special measures 18 months ago. it also praised the service for the care and compassion shown by crews during the grenfell tower fire and the recent terrorist attacks at westminster bridge, london bridge and finsbury park. all of our staff are committed to doing the best they can day in, day out and still hitting targets against a population increase of demand of 6% over what we're contracted for. so it's a very demanding job everybody does whether th

murray was strangely error—strewn, come a first set tie—break, with costly results.

coming up on this programme: top seed andy murray is through to the third round of the french open.s next for murray after he took time to console nicolas almagro following his withdrawal from their match with a knee issue. lyon win the uefa women's champions league final in a penalty shoot out over paris saint germain. joe root hits an unbeaten century and the winning runs as england win their opening icc champions trophy match against bangladesh. i'm tim hague in newmarket, i met the frankel fault that nobody wanted, but could win the derby... —— foul. hang around and watch that, trust me, it is good! welcome to the programme. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with the tennis news that men's top seed andy murray was again required to play four sets at the french open as he fought his way into the last 32. last year's beaten finalist at rolland garros defeated slovakia's martin kleezhan to set up a third—round clash against former us open champion juan martin del potro. maz farookhi wraps up the action from paris on day five.

murray plays kazakhstan qualifier, alexander bublik, on monday.ime champion roger federer faces ukraine's alexandr dolgopolov in his opening match. the second seed and three times winner novak djokovic takes on slovakia's martin klizan, and rafael nadal is up against australian john millman. in the women's draw seven times winner serena williams will sit out of the tournament as she prepares for the arrival of her first child. world number one angelique kerber faces a qualifier, as does second seed simona halep. karolina pliskova meets evgeniya rodina. elina svitolina faces ashleigh barty. so that's the latest from the all england club ahead of next week's championships. david mentioned johanna konta and her injury worries, well after that heavy fall yesterday, she withdrew from her semi—final in eastbourne today because of a sore back. heather watson's good run is also over, she was in the other semi—final and lost to caroline wozniacki. john inverdale and sam smith are at the tournament. it was certainly an eventful day here at eastbourne which

given murray's recent history, it is dangerous to look much further ahead. face stammering care if they both reach the quarterfinals and murray is in the same half of the draw as rough an adult. that could be one semifinal with novak djokovic and roger federer ceded to me to —— meet each other in the other semifinal. also playing one day number one is his fellow british number one joanna konta. she day number one is his fellow british number onejoanna konta. she pulled out of eastbourne today with a back injury but she is expected to be fit. and the women's draw is wide open, with defending champion serena williams absent. she is pregnant. there are seven british players in action on monday and you can keep up with it all across the bbc. so that's the latest from the all—england club ahead of next week's championships. david mentioned johanna konta and her injury worries. well, after that heavy fall yesterday, she withdrew from her semifinal in eastbourne today because of a sore back. heather watson's good run is also over, she was in the other semifinal and

britain's andy murray has battled with poor health and poor form andy murray has battled with poor healthoorform in recent months. so patchy play against martin klizan worse unsurprising. after losing the opener he rallied, getting a 3—1 win. his performance was far from convincing...” getting a 3—1 win. his performance was far from convincing... i made significant changes during the match to my tactics and where i was positioning myself on the court. i had not been doing that in the last six or seven weeks when i had been in tough situations. that was good but definitely, the consistency needs to be better. in contrast, third seed stan wawrinka's progress was in trouble. champion here two yea rs was in trouble. champion here two years ago, he is yet to beat a set and made it look straightforward against alexandr dolgopolov. to the wide open women's draw and a wobble for agnieszka radwa nska. consistently a top ten player for some years now, she is yet to win a grand slam, one step closer year though with a 3—set win. also through simona halep, a former finalist here, easing through with

kei nishikori was unable to maintain the level he showed in the first as andy murray w011 showed in thes andy murray won the next two sets, before cruising to a fourth and a fifth semi—final in paris. and in the women's draw, simona halep dropped her person of the competition to elina svitolina, and faced forced match points. —— match boys. but after stevie johnson to match points. —— match boys. but after steviejohnson to beat cauchy snatched victory. —— match point. caroline garcia was beaten by pliskova. one more when, and the cheque will be the world and one on monday. —— czech. —— win. so on thursday the women's semi final lineup looks like this with jelena ostapenko and timea bacsinszky up against other each other as they both celebrate their respective 20th and 28th birthday‘s on the same day. then simona halep and karolina pliskova take to phillipe chatrier as pliskova knows victory will land her the top ranking along with a place in the final. in the men's draw nine—time champion rafael nadal faces djokovic's conqueror dominic thiem in the last four with world number one and be

andy murray was determined to make sure. paris for him another storm weathered. stan wawrinka became the oldest french open semi—finalist since jimmy connors in 1985 when he beat marin cilic in straight sets in the day‘s other quarter—final. the defending champion novak djokovic is out. he was beaten by one of the sport‘s emerging talents austria‘s dominic thiem in straight sets, and as hannah lupton now reports, the nature of his third set collapse will trouble the the former world number one the most. here is the man leaving his mark on the tennis world. dominic thiem, up with of the sport‘s shooting stars. against novak djokovic, whose light has been fading. an early break for the 23—year—old a reminder that djokovic would have to be at his best. after more than hour, the first set was settled by a tie—break. advantage thiem. the world no 2 is the ultimate fighter, but this battle left him winded. he lost the second set 6—3. they call thiem the dominator. and he was living up to his nick name. break followed break and djo

ahead of andy murray, a most familiar of foe.umber one needs little reminding of just whatjuan martin del potro can do. still, here was something to refresh the memory. rivals since theirjunior days, in more recent times, epic counters in rio‘s olympic final and in davis cup hard—fought and rarely brief. the first set lasting almost an hour and a half. del potro letting slip four set points. murray eventually winning the tie break. from such blows, it can be difficult to recover. murray now finally finding those flashes of his brilliant best, that had been all too rare of late. keeping ahead and finishing with a flourish. winning the last seven games to close out the match, a familiar rivalry, a familiar winner. straight sets but, for andy murray, but this was anything but straightforward. add a mild, bbc news. and the british and irish rugby union team beat the provincial barbarians 13—7 in first to match of new zealand. and that is all sport. thank you very much. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channe

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heard there the young woman from our area, akyra murray. forty-nine people killed, dozen injured, when a gunman opened fire inside the night club. >> community members in west philadelphia are honoring akyr a through basketball. hundreds came out to west catholic prep high school for the first inaugural a kira murray basketball game. she was star playing and student graduating thirds in her class. at last night's game 20 of the top city players celebrated murray's life. just before the shooting, murray was signed to play at mercy hurst university. >> to cut down on aggressive panhandling. asked to pick up your cell phones instead of your wallets when pan handlers ask for money. new none i where you can text share to 80077 to make 5-dollar donation to outreach organizations. state leaders say many times the money handed out on the street is not being used for good. >>> the evidence that we see is that the money is quite likely going to be used for drugs. >> we won't criminalize this behavior. we certainly won't arrest ourselves out after pan

murray has not appeared on television since this. charles murray joins us tonight.oming on. >> my pleasure. >> tucker: what i was struck by, you've written a couple of books, one in particular controversial 20 years ago, when you wrote it, people in the left freaked out. but they read and responded to what was in it. >> some of them. >> tucker: at least they present tended to. when you went to middlebury, i didn't get the sense that anyone had read anything you have written? >> some of they will bragged about it. the faculty member leading the charm against me appearing had never read a word i had written but knew i was a bad guy. >> tucker: how did it unfold? we have played this video a number of times. this inls dent sums up a lot, that's wrong with the country. this incident. you were there, what was it like? >> i expected, because i had been briefed by the people at middlebury that the protests would occur. what we didn't know was with whether they were going to keep it up forever. i thought, hell, i'll stand up here all night to wait them out. bill burger, who

i'd like to thank sara murray for being here. -- senator murray for being here. we expect senator wyden soon but i'm going to start, to discuss this jaw drop regular port from the congressional budget office. today's report confirm what is doctors, patient adhave cats, democrats and republicans have have been saying for weeks. trump care will lead to higher costs for lescare and lead to tens of millions of americans left without any insurance. for weeks, senator republicans tried to tell us that their bill would be better than the house bill. it would be different than the house bill. many house members even said they only voted for the house bill because they said the senate bill would make it better. c.b.o.'s report today makes clear that this bill is every bit as mean as the house bill. this c.b.o. report should be the end of the road for trumpcare. republicans would be wise to read it like a giant stop sign. urging them to turn back from this path that would be disastrous for the country, for middle class americans, and for their party. there's a lot to unpac

>> senator murray referenced, they're going to cut backroom deals and twist arms and things. done for obamacare was those. how can you upbraid them. senator schumer: the core of our bill was good and covered more people. the core of their bill is bad and will cover fewer people. >> can i have one point on that? in the finance committee where the two of us served, we took 14 republican amendments. senator wyden: as part of the senator finance committee markup. there aren't going to be any democratic amendments this idea that somehow this was just a repeat of what happened in 2009, that's just not right. senator murray has already outlined, for example, the numbers of difes hearings we had, number of joint markups, i can tell you 14 republican amendments were accepted in 2009. senator schumer: i'll go after this one if you guy cans stay. >> with senators johnson and heller signaling they're going to go against a motion to proceed, how confident are democrats that you can slow it on that. senator schumer: that's our first job, to try to kill the bill, to make sure the bill doesn

senator murray has already outline for example the numbers of hearings we had and the joint marks up -- mark-ups. can tell you 14 were subject to tax. >> with senators johnson heller signaling -- on the spill how confident are democrats? >> that's our first job is to try to kill this bill, to try to just make sure this bill doesn't pass because it does such harm to the american people. i said yesterday i think it's about hippie/50. i'd don't count senator mcconnell out. it's such a bad bill that even his legislative wizardry is having a rough time here. and i would say this. if the bill goes down will do one of two things. first we would demand that the president and the republican colleagues stop sabotaging. in other words fund cost-sharing permanently. the insurers themselves say that's the number one thing that destabilizes the market. the cbo said the markets were being stabilized the second we are willing to sit down and work with them. we said this time and time again. nobody said the aca was perfect. we know it needs changes and we have asked them over and over again instead o

and victory followed soon after for murray returning to form atjust followed soon after for murray returningg to form atjust the right time. that's all the sport for now but keep right up to date with all those stories on the bbc sport, including highlights of the cricket, the very latest, england 244—2. more in sports at half past six, see you then. thank you, mike. with a week to go until the country goes to the polls in the general election the main parties have been back on the campaign trail. in a moment i'll be speaking to three former political advisors, but first let's take a look at what the parties have been saying today. the prime minister, theresa may, promised that britain will become a "more prosperous" country after it leaves the eu. iam i am confident that we can fulfil the promise of brexit together and build a britain that is stronger, fairer, and even more prosperous thanit fairer, and even more prosperous than it is today. because the promise of brexit is great. the opportunities before us enormous. and i am ambitious for brexit and ambitious for britain. jeremy corbyn to

blue skies, still found andy murray storms to the weather.e first set, aggression composition. murray turned around, blown off course in a headwind. the first set last. prevailing wind coming from the east. the world number one needed something to change. time violation called against him, frustrating. murray knows how to channel the aggression. the spark that prepared propelled him. murray looked decisive, keeping ahead, before blasting his way to a third set tie—break. was this kei nishikori's chance missed? andy murray so rather last set 6—1. in paris, another storm went. it was novak djokovic you beat murray in the final last year. 12 months on, the final last year. 12 months on, the former world number one was knocked out at the quarterfinal stage. beaten by austria's dominic thiem. the last he lost 6—0. it means he will face rafa nadal. murray will take on standard thinker. extraordinary quarterfinal in the women's singles. simona halep saved a match point and fought back from one set and 5—1 down to beat her russian counterpart. reachi