. >>> one of our favorite sunday sit-downs with the great bill murray a murray we get it into "ghostbusters and much more. he will come up to wedding unannounced. >> i don't know what to make of it. i have to work on my mythology stuff this afternoon. you know? you can't, like, oh, jesus. what am i doing about my myth? hon, what am i doing about the minel tod myth today? >> it's not like that. >> >>> plus harry smith will be later in the show. >>> we begin with the one-year anniversary of the deadly white supremacist protests in charlottesville and the death of heather heyer. demonstrations during the day were peaceful but got out of hand last night as leftist protesters lashed out at the media and the police. today, a large rally is planned in washington, d.c. with a big police presence to meet them. nbc garrett hake is there for us. >> reporter: d.c. police will flood this area later today to keep separate groups of white nationalists and counterprotesters even as they converge on this small park later tonight. overnight, tense moments in the streets of charlottesville, virginia. far left

that's hard to do. >> and part two of our interview with murray's take on the legend of bill murray isy rain down across texas. record high temperatures across the northern rockies and the northern plains, with highs again up over 100 degrees. >> we will have some rain out there today, so if you're questioning whether we'll see strong storms or not, yes, mainly south of d.c. do you cancel your plans? no. it but kee an eye on the sky 2:00.d you're waking up to temperatures in the 70s right now, we're going to top in the upper # and that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thanks. we'll see you go enin a minute. >>> next on "sunday today" part two of our rarewionversation bill murray, as we dig into the murray mythology. the elusive man who doesn't have a manager or a publicist but who pops up at the special occasions of strangers, giving them a bill murray story for life. so you just walk around telling people geico could help them save money on car insurance? yea,that and homeowners, renters, motorcycle and boat insurance. huh.that's nice. what happens when you catch a fish? gecko: whoa.

in just his fifth match of the year, murray proves he's not done yet.lly mention the retirement of a ao—year—old portugese goalkeeper on sportsday, but paulo lopes has a pretty extraordinary set of career statistics. he had 13 seasons at benfica... but he only made 10 appearances in that time. and the club won 11 major domestic titles whilst he was there. he was apparently paid £200,000 a season. not bad work if you can get it. looks like he enjoyed it too. super olympian michael phelps has lost one of his swimming records to a ten—year—old boy who sounds like he could go a long way in the sport. this is clark kent. nicknamed superman, he won the 100m butterfly at the far west international championship in california a second faster than phelps did back in 1995. phelps, who won 28 olympic medals has already noticed his talent and sent his congratulations. ifiam if i am superman in the water then i am heroic in the water. i feel like i'm flying. most people just call me clark but now that i beat michael phelps record they are calling me superman. i thoug

so what next for murray?me is heading in the right direction. how long it takes to reach the end direction in the world's top ten remains to be seen. in the short time, murray has expressed a desire to return to glasgow for the davis cup tie against uzbekistan, saying he'd like to ta ke against uzbekistan, saying he'd like to take the chance to play one last time competitively in scotland. after that, hardcore theremins ahead of the most pivotal winter of his career as he aims to be fit for a 2019 schedule and that he has not reached the end of the road just yet. let's return to football now, and rangers were made to do it the hard way — surviving two red cards and a frantic second—half ufa onslaught to clinch a 1—1 draw and a place in the europa league group stage. celtic will be looking to join them with a win over suduva this evening, but they'll need to improve on their performance from the first leg, as chris mclaughlin reports. brendan rodgers was critical of his players following that h with suduva in

these are the days that andy murray has been working for.s like this that he spent four hours a day doing rehab in the pool on his hip after his early exit from the cincinnati masters early this month and up to three hours a day on the treatment table. fernando verdasco on the largest pennies stadium anywhere in the world is a formidable opponent. the heat will be an issue, 35 degrees is expected, and high levels of humidity. fernando verdasco will drive married to distraction and test is movement which murray felt it was some way away from where he wanted it to be. cameron norrie is also in action and if he can be a man who has a similar ranking, you will be in the third round of a grand slam for the first time in his career. round of a grand slam for the first time in his career. well, as russell mentioned murray and norrie are now the only home hopes left in new york. that's after the british women's number one johanna konta was knocked out in herfirst round match by the sixth seed caroline garcia. this was a tough draw for konta, who has

murray says when the fight broke out she thought it was important to capture.paula murray, tamia murray'sve like that is giving other kids' parents a chance to see what's going on at tech so they can know that their kids are in danger." murray's video's were live on facebook and it's how her mom paula found out something was going on.paula murray, tamia murray's mother:"tech does not call parents and let them know there's a riot up here." recording a fight is against the ips student code of conduct and is considered at least a level 3 offense but could rise to a level 4 - which could lead to expulsion. tamia murray, high school student:"principal franklin told me to come to his office and he told me i had to serve some consequences."reporter: "for what?"tamia murray, high school student:"for recording and he kept bringing up the news he was asking why did i think it was ok to tell the news and record the fights." rtv 6 ran tamia's video in our coverage of the brawl and paula says parents were reaching out to her asking for it.paula murray, tamia murray's mother:"i had people in my inbox o

andy murray makes a winning return to grand slam tennis — winning in the first round of the us open. has the halo proven its worth? coming up on the prgoramme... harry kane sets spurs on their way to a thumping win in the premier league, and heaps more misery on manchester united. andy murray makes a winning return to grand slam tennis — winning in the first round of the us open. and has the halo proven its worth? formula one bosses think so, following a near—miss at the belgian grand prix. hello and welcome to sportsday. over at old trafford, a resolutejose mourinho applauded manchester united fans who'd chosen to stay until the final whistle to see their side beaten 3—0 by tottenham. after a goaless first half, the game turned in the space ofjust three minutes after the break. harry kane held off the challenge of philjones to head in a corner past david de gea. lucas moura added to united's woes — doubling their lead with this angled drive, before making it 3—0 in the final ten minutes of the game. it's the first time united have lost two of its first three league games since the 1

both players held serve in the first set, edmund broke murray to ta ke the first set, edmund broke murray—5 lead, but it was the three—time grand slam champion who took it 7—6. edmond won five straight games to take the second set and forced a decider. but this is how all good comebacks go, and murray would not be denied the third. it looked perhaps that edmond was the new one to beat in men's british tennis, but hard court, hard fought. injust british tennis, but hard court, hard fought. in just his fifth match of the year, murray proved he is not done yet. johanna konta is putting a run together. after inflicting the biggest defeat of serena william's career, she beat another american at the silicon valley classic, sofia kenin, to reach the third round of this tournament she's won before. i'll have more for you in the next hour. thank you very much, john. good afternoon, you are watching bbc news. let's talk more about our main story. as you've been hearing, the bank of england has, this afternoon, raised the interest rate for only the second time in a decade. the rate has risen by 0.25

andy murray himself said in his press co nfe re nce andy murray himself said in his press conferencely any spectators left in the stadium. it's the middle of the night. why are you playing professional matches at that time? it is tough on the players. he would not have got to bed until about six in the morning and he has got to come out again and play against alex deminaur again tonight, probably at about eight o'clock in the evening, less than 24 hours later. so it's really tough. but at the same time, it is the same for all the players if they happen to be in that position. and when rain has intervened the way it has in washington this week, it does put things back. that isjust in washington this week, it does put things back. that is just the way it goes. england's georgia hall remains firmly in contention to become just the third home winner of the women's british open since it became a major championship. she hasn't dropped a shot in the first two days at royal lytham, adding a second round of 68 for a halfway total of nine under par, a shot behind thailand's pornanong phatlum.

former world number one andy murray is knocked out in the opening round of the cincinnati masters byuca pouille. and he's won a world cup and two european championships, but david silva is calling it a day with spain. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with golfing news. the ryder cup between europe and the usa takes place next month in paris. eight players have already qualified for the 12—man american team with captainjim furyk set to name four wildcard picks in early september. tiger woods isn't among those automatic picks but given his second place finish at the us pga championship on sunday the calls for him to be involved are growing as patrick gearey reports. never turn your back on a tiger. good advice in nature and in sport. this was the tiger woods the world in new and cast out, not a flashback but a comeback. second at the pj chep in ship yesterday. get once america's ryder cup ace, now he will need a wildcard to be involved, but he is ona need a wildcard to be involved, but he is on a running flush. what is important is how well he has played. sixth place

edmund beat the returning murray during their match at queens last month. latest score this time is 5—4 to murray. kyle edmund is trying to save his servant. he has got advantage. it has been a big day in tennis. could we see a revival in form for ladies the british number one johanna konta? she inflicted the worst defeat of serena williams‘ career at the silicon valley classic overnight, beating the 23—time grand slam champion in less than an hour and losing just one game. alex gulrajani watched the very short match. with the us open looming large, serena williams‘ quest to get back into the major winning habits should be in full swing. johanna konta provided the next test on that road, and it proved to be a tough one. williams‘ joy in sanjose reserved for the opening game of the match. it would be own her only success. konta, reignited after her second round exit at wimbledon, turned it on against the 23—time grand slam champion. the first set disappeared in a matter of minutes. williams was far from the powerhouse that reached the all england club finalj

andy murray! cheering a special welcome at a special place.art, taking the first set in a tie—break. but one thing we know about andy murray is that he thrives off adversity, much to his opponenfs off adversity, much to his opponent's frustration. frustration that would result in a double fault to level the match. just the kind of platform the former champion wanted, just the kind of platform to build on. trademark murray, trademark pass, control established. just look. the murray method for dismantling the breath proved effective and that has to feel good. —— dismantling doppler. the first grand slam victory in over a year. british number one johanna konta begins her campaign in the women's singles later with a less than ideal matchup against the sixth seed caroline garcia, and after a first round exit in new york last year, she's says she's ‘feeling better mentally and emotionally‘ after admitting she had been feeling burnt—out. our correspondent russell fuller has more... after the frustration of wimbledon, johanna konta made a spectacular

murray: correct. host: the case bears the name of roe. ms. murray: roe became the lead decision. it is also worth noting that the law at issue in doe was one of those reforms, as clarke said, a reform inspired by a penal code. it marks the tension. by the time the statute in doe was promulgated, there was an idea that this was only making a modest impact for women who wanted to terminate their pregnancies, and that a repeal was needed. host: our last case was chief justice earl warren, in this case involves a new court. we are going to learn a little bit more about the dynamics on that court in a couple minutes, but i want to take some telephone calls and get in this question from courtney on twitter, who says, what do you think would've been different if there were experts? mr. forsythe: well, it would've provided the opportunity for them to explore what data existed with respect to abortion, what had perhaps happened, what had been the medical experience, the sociological experience, the impact on women and unborn children under texas' law or under the georgia law. the court in

duckworth took the first set, murray took the second.n duckworth keep it up? he's not used to this kind of lengthy match. 5—5 in the third. the tournament is only hours old but they already had a huge upsetin old but they already had a huge upset in the women's draw? world number one simona halep she was one set and a breakdown on the louis armstrong court, a new court, and she took out her frustration on her racket. she was taking on last yea r‘s racket. she was taking on last year's quarterfinalist, world number 44 who has a power game. simona halep knew that but she had no answer. she said she couldn't field the ball, she said it was noisy and maybe she just likes quiet places. she will stay as the world number one, she isn't going to drop any points, but disappointing for simona halep in that defeat against kaia kanepl halep in that defeat against kaia kanepi. heather watson, a junior champion here. she came through qualifying, her form was looking good but she was against a former semifinalist, ekaterina makarova. she couldn't keep

right after that we will see , what assistant leader patty murray had to say. senator grassley another attack : on judge kavanaugh is that he is hostile to abortion rights. this attack misrepresents his record on the d.c. circuit. there judge kavanaugh acknowledged that the court must decide the case on roe v. wade. he applied the precedent, as precedent requires judges to so do. we hear the same fear mongering over abortion every time there is a supreme court vacancy. i remember from 38 years ago when sandra day o'connor was going to be the first woman appointed to the supreme court. there was a real worry then that roe v. wade was in jeopardy. but she is one of those that preserved it in a case 12 years later as she got on the court. yet roe v. wade is still the law of the land. justices have a way of surprising us. i think justice kennedy, now leaving the court, was one of those because even though we did not pursue this in depth with him at his hearing, those of us who are pro-life, and i am one of them, was assured kennedy was one of those votes to overrid

andy murray battled through the heat at the us open. but it's not enough.e's been knocked out in the second round by fernando verdasco. and a burst of royal song. # you say... what happened when harry and meghan turned up for a fundraiser at the west end musical, hamilton. good morning. it is a chilly start to the day but for many of us it will be dry with some sunshine. the cloud will build through the day but it could produce some showers, mostly in the west. i will have more inis mostly in the west. i will have more in 15 minutes. good morning. it's thursday, 30 august. our top story: alex salmond, who led the scottish national party into government and was at the helm during the independence referendum, has quit the party to fight allegations of sexual misconduct. scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon said she felt a huge sadness about the situation. mr salmond denies the claims, which relate to his time in office. here's our scotland correspondent lorna gordon. alex salmond's successor as snp leader nicola sturgeon had faced pressure to suspend mr

gigi murray is with us, he survived a bit ofa gigi murray is with us, he survived a bit of a scare, willed the first set. we have to remember, for andy murray who came into this tournament as the world. a lot of relief at the end of this one are. he pulled out on the eve of wimbledon, he didn't wa nt to on the eve of wimbledon, he didn't want to go to five sets today and he just managed to get the job done. first grand slam since wimbledon last year, his ranking will go up to 302. expectations are low, it is about being back out and competing which is what he did. disappointment for kyle edmund, the world number 16 22 the world number 94, paolo lorenzi, it is what edmund didn't do, he took the first set up by the third set he was suffering from cramp, was given salts and by the force that he was no longer in this contest force that he was no longer in this co ntest a nd force that he was no longer in this contest and lorenzi was able to come through 6—1. the rainsy had played ona through 6—1. the rainsy had played on a hit on through 6—1. the rainsy had played ona hit ona through 6—1. th

the most quotable comedies of all time and the mythology of bill murray.interrupting people's every day lives. our special sunday sit down with with bill murray this weekend on "sunday today." you can catch us in the morning or set the d srerbgs r aerbgs a see us anytime you like. >> we will see you then. >>> still ahead details on president trump space force. you're watching "early today" on a friday. and they got it from theirs. it's your skin, and it can protect you from millions of things. so we're here to help you protect your skin. walgreens pharmacists and beauty consultants are specially trained to know what works for the health of your unique skin. walgreens. trusted since 1901. now all sun care products are buy one get one 50% off. >>> pence said the military will start forming the u.s. space force by 2018 and trump was like consider it my going away present. it was interesting we finally learned about the space force chain command, et, y 0 da, tn grut. >> and vice president mike pence outlining the first details on the new military branch. the p

hejust here's chris, house andy murray doing? he just walked here's chris, house andy murray doing?rt for a second round match i'll update you on that in a moment although there's not much to update if you walked out but i will anyway. moeen ali is back in the england side to face india in the fourth test which starts tomorrow, the all—rounder will bat at seven — he replaces ollie pope. joe root will have jonny bairstow in the side, that's despite breaking his finger in the third test. he'll play as a specialist batsman and jos buttler will keep wicket. and sam curran replaces the injured chris woakes. england lead the series 2—1 with 2 to play we have got a lot of depth in terms of our bowlers batting and have made some brilliant contributions as well. look at the form of moeen ali, 100 and a double hundred in a week and sam has performed brilliantly in the first two games in this series. it is great to see a good amount of debth that there is with the guys in and around the squad. andy murray faces fernando verdasco as he attempts to reach the third round of the us open later. the

i also agree with senator murray's comments. one of the things conservative learned was that they didn't want to pick justices who didn't have a record, or hadn't written -- they really didn't know what justice souter thought about abortion. they just thought he was conservative and was supported by the senator of new hampshire. it turns out he wasn't a conservative on abortion. in the years since, they have been much more careful about picking judges who have records. brett kavanaugh has written and said a lot of things that you would think he is a great skeptic about rove. he did a speech where he talked about chief justice rehnquist, he thought request was his first judicial hero. that he called these things right. one of them was dissented in roe v. wade. he said a number of things you would believe. i don't know what he will do on the supreme court. based on whatink, he has written and said, he was skeptical about it and questions whether it is a thing the court should stick with forever. >> if abortion restrictions are uph

you had patty murray working with me on the sexual assault bill. hery murray worked with --, meaning the chairman of the health care education labor pensions committee to do labor stabilization bill. it got interrupted, i will not say who, but you can guess who interrupted that. but stabilization of health insurance markets is important and actually bipartisan despite the fact that we are divided on repeal versus no repeal, but there is progress we can make there. perkins career and technical education. not a glitzy subject matter, but training young people in high schools and other settings and also in community colleges for the jobs of the future. that bill had not been reauthorized for 12 years. we got it done, the president just signed into law yesterday or the day before. tuesday i guess it was. and things like russia, we have got a lot of divisions on the administration on things like russia. it is a search -- source of great consternation and controversy. but even on russia, when the president seems to be one place, a lot of republicans are

so senator patti murray, patti is in our leadership from the state of washington. she and i have been working on a bill to solve this problem. last year we introduced senate bill 1605 stopping assault while flying. the legislation is pretty simple but long over due. it directs the appropriate agencies, that's the transportation department and the department of justice, to address gaps in three things. airline personnel training, data collection and, number three, timely reporting as it relates to sexual assault and harassment on airlines. i'm happy to say this legislation has the support of labor groups, organizations like alpha, the association for flight attendants, the communication workers of america, flyers rights and the national alliance to end sexual violence. all passengers should be able to travel without the worry of being sexually assaulted. i've been working with my colleagues to pass this legislation and will continue to work with you to get it done. so i want to thank you for this opportunity and what you've done to advance both safety and security o

andy murray admits winning isn't necessarily his goal as the final grand slam of the year, the us opengets under way on monday. the scot has been out of action for most of the last year, as he manages his comeback from a hip injury. and the world number 378 says winning at flushing meadow isnt realistic. for pretty much, well, the last ten or 11 years of my life, i have dedicated all of my training and off—season and staff to prepare and perform well in these events.

and do you want to see andy murray on a roller coaster? of course you do.

official channel is the independent office 75. interact with their passengers. 6-2 but 6—2 but like murray second, so they are into a third set, it could be a long day for those two players. ok, earlier defending the women's champion went through to the third round, lasting almost three hours, you can follow the rest action at the us open on five light sports, on the bbc sport website, rafael nadal still to come. in the meantime, there've criticised the us open which saw the french given a code violation for taking her shirt off on court. changed during the break between the second and third set during the first round, and realised it was on back to front and switched it on court. they gave her a warning, a decision that they called unfair. they regret that they called unfair. they regret that decision, the ag did nothing wrong saying that the art out of the cup, 3—1 by nottingham forest as they report. fury and was it any wonder? — , , they report. fury and was it any to; upset, — , , they report. fury and was it any é upset, declining to celebrate an upset, declining to celebrate against

andy murray is backin in these conditions.take on kyle edmund in the second round, he knocked him out of the east ginch at month. murray is back to winning ways after he battled past mckenzie mcdonald. in almost a half hours, the scot lost the first set at? to ta ke the scot lost the first set at? to take it in three as his buildup to the us open continues. withjust over a week ago, the countdown to the new premier league season is well and truly on. arsenal head into the campaign with a new manager but are not the only ones that. chelsea have a new coach and the two sides would meet later in dublin. arsenal had to ireland while chelsea netted penalties to peek into alarm. —— inter milan. geraint thomas, the winner of sunday's tour de france says he is not sure whether he will be staying at team sky next season. he is yet to sign a new contract with the team, which has provided six of the last seven to a champions. it is quite fortunate i didn't sign before the tournament. the team is working for me, it has done myself really,

murray, the 2012 us open champion, had hip surgery injanuary and was playing his first slam in over ao not a major shock as verdasco won 7—5, 2-6, 6-4, 6-4. the spaniard will play another former champion juan martin del potro next. stan wawrinka's comeback from knee surgery is going better, the 2016 us open champion made it into the third round after beating the french qualifier ugo uhm—bert in four sets 7—6, 4-6, 6-3, 7-5. iam happy, i am happy, it was for sure tough fitness wise, but i am happy to have w011 fitness wise, but i am happy to have won the match in four sets, feeling 0k won the match in four sets, feeling ok after the match, so i'm happy with that. and wawrinka will face the big hitting milos raonic next. the number 25 seed from canada eased past france's gilles simon in straight sets, winning 6—3, 6—4, 6—4, and he's looking forward to facing wawrinka next. it is going to be good. i watched him play two matches last week, i watched him play a little bit of his match against grigor on monday. he is playing well again, doing well, he is doing his thing is, you know. he is

senator murray. >> thank you mr. chairman. i am glad we are continuing our discussion on health care costs. knowsue i know if -- i families in my home state are concerned about as many of them struggle to afford the care they need. and i look forward to hearing from all of our witnesses today and how it fits into the big picture. i believe there are opportunities to help reduce health care costs by reducing complexity while maintaining quality and safety for patients. we know the current administrative system is fragmented with different federal, state, and private protocols for things like billing and measuring the quality of care. i am interested to hear from our witnesses for ideas to simple if -- to simplify and align requirements while maintaining to make sure that patients are getting safe quality care and service. unfortunately, instead of pursuing policies to address high administrative costs, president trump is pursuing a path of health care sabotage including ideas that will make this problem worse. in fact, the trum

it was murray's first best—of—five—set match in 1a months after having surgery on a long—term hip injurylt like i could have moved better, i struggled a little bit with that early in the match. i don't know for what reason, extremely lively conditions out there. it was a lot quicker for me a nyway there. it was a lot quicker for me anyway than what we've been practising in since we got here. i felt a little bit slow at the beginning and then the positive was actually towards the end of the match i made some quite good moves. in a repeat of this year's wimbledon first round match, stan wawrinka once again got the better of eighth seed grigor dimitrov at the first hurdle of a grand slam. a straight sets victory. poland's michal kwiatkowski holds the overall lead in the early stages of the vuelta espana as italy's elia viviani won monday's third stage. viviani came out on top in a sprint finish in alhaurin de la torre, beating off his compatriot giacomo nizzolo and world champion peter sagan. team sky's kwiatkowski still has a 1a—second lead at the top afterfinishing in the main bunch. tott

can we talk about andy murray.sh number one. andy murray is now 21st in the british rankings. he lost to kyle edmund in eastbourne earlier this summer, and it looked perhaps like edmund may have succeeded murray as the next potential world—beater in british men's tennis. but murray proved he is not done yet, in washington overnight, despite hip surgery injanuary. this was just his fifth match of the year. he won in three sets and is through to the last 16, as he prepares for the us open. and johanna konta won, too, overnight in california. she thrashed serena williams in the previous round, 6—1, 6—0, the worst defeat of willams's career. this time she beat another american, sofia kenin, in straight sets. england's cricketers will be hoping to recover this morning after a disappointing batting collapse on day one of the first test against india. they had begun brightly, with both joe root and jonny bairstow passing their half—centuries. but then root was run out by virat kohli, who then mocked the england captain fo

these are the days that andy murray has been working for, it is for days like this that he spent fourthe pool after his birth after his early exit at the cincinnati masters and another three hours a day on the treatment level. —— after his hep. 35 degrees while it is expected and high levels of humidity. verdasco will drive married to distraction and testers movement which murray felt it is some way from when he wants it to be. cameron norrie as the other british player in action. if he can beat his opponent, he will be in a gland slam for the first time in his career. dame jessica—ennis hill says various sports are still learning how to best re—integrate female athletes into training after they've had children. at london 2012 she became olympic heptathlon champion, gave birth to a son two years later, and then returned to win silver at the rio games in 2016 before retiring. sport is still learning about it. it is very much a learning process. in recent yea rs, is very much a learning process. in recent years, in terms of selena and laura kenney and other athletes are deciding, they d

andy murray would not be denied the third set.he is not beaten yet. he is showing signs of returning to his best. after inflicting the biggest defeat serena wilson —— williams, she bet another american at the silicon valley planet to reach the third round that she won two years ago. and that is all the sport for now, headed back to you, simon. the bank of england has raised interest rates from 0.5 to 0.75 percent — their highest level since 2009. so how will the interest rates rise affect consumers — we‘ve been getting your questions. to answer some of them i‘m joined by the personal finance journalist and founder of savvywoman.co.uk — sarah pennells and jasmine birtles, finance expert and founder of the money advice website, moneymagpie.com are people who pay interest to savers under any legal iam i am looking to get a repayment mortgage in the next few months. am i likely to be paying more because of the interest rate change? the short answer is probably at the rate that you pay on your mortgage depends on far more than what hap

andy murray makes his grand slam return at the us open later.ralia's james duckworth in the first round. murray has dropped to 382 in the world after his injuty lay—off but says it's great to be back at the scene of his first grand slam success. i have great memories from new york overall, from juniors through the first slam final to then obviously winning my first grand slam here, so, yeah. i have lots of great memories. i'm happy i'm able to be back, competing again here. it was tough, missing it last year. i was pretty upset at the time so i am really pleased to be back and i will try to enjoy it as much as i can. and you can follow the action from new york on the bbc sport website from 6pm. that is all the sport for now. we will have more for you later. the ss mendi was a world war one troop transporter — which sank off the isle of wight transporting south african troops to the western front. it was the country's worst ever maritime disaster — killing more than six hundred black south africans — and became a symbol of racial injustice during

murray dropped the first set 6—7, but won the next three 6-3, 7-5, 6-3.e women's draw with world number one and top seed simona halep knocked out in the first round, inside the first 90 minutes of the tournament in fact. the romanian lost in straight sets 6—2, 6—4 to kaia kanepi of estonia. it's the first time a woman's top seed has lost in the us open first round. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. and that's your sport briefing, from me chetan pathak and the rest of the sport team, bye for now. gustav klimt, aygon sheila, alfrayt koobeen. just a few of austria's best known painters. now you can add a new name to the list, yang yang. two minor issues, firstly, she's not technically austrian. and secondly, she's a panda. as so often when it comes to these kind of stories, the bbc‘s tim allman explains. meet the artist in residence. 18 yea rs old meet the artist in residence. 18 years old with the daftest of brush strokes. macron —— yang yang is a mistress of the canvas, just as long as she is not feeling too pecki

you see murray in the white shirt there he found his composure and battled hard. to take the second step but it wasn't enough we came up with some brilliant ground strokes to win the match six one one six six for the final score there. now to football another player from spain's golden generation has decided to retire from the squad midfielder david silva has joined on this iniesta and dr p.k. and stepping off the international pitch for good the thirty two year old mentioned city playmaker aspire to spain's dominant run winning the world cup in two thousand and ten and the european championships in two thousand and eight and two thousand and twelve he was once called spain's lionel messi by his former coach a civil scored thirty five goals and one hundred twenty five appearances for the national team over a twelve year career. ok we're going to return now to that breaking news story we brought you a little bit earlier in the program the british police have arrested a man in london after a car crashed into barriers outside parliament you can see these pictures her

andy murray makes his grand slam return this evening.ustralia's james duckworth in the first round of the us open. murray is one of four british players in action — the british number one kyle edmund meets italy's paolo lorenzi at 4pm this afternoon. murray — ranked 382 in the world right now — says it's great to be back at the scene of his first grand slam success. i have great memories from new york overall, from juniors through the first slam final to then obviously winning my first grand slam here, so, yeah. i have lots of great memories. i'm happy i'm able to be back, competing again here. it was tough, missing it last year. i was pretty upset at the time so i am really pleased to be back and i will try to enjoy it as much as i can. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. we will be back with more throughout the afternoon. let's return now to that leaked memo which suggests that the campaign group — the people's vote — are planning to try to get labour back a referendum on any final brexit deal. labour's cur

fascinating world about young man's censure as warren delano the second and friends of his like john murray forbes, robert bennett forms, abbott low in this group of new yorkers and new englanders who in 1830s in the 20s and 30s decided to go to the mysterious and closed them of china to make their fortunes and make their competence in that tea trade in these young men had connections, the ability to make the journey and warren delano the second makes the journey in 1834. young man in his early 20s and his goal was to come back with a fortune of $100,000, which today doesn't sound like a lot, but it would place you in the forbes 400 if you can back to america with that amount of money. warren delano the second many young new englanders of his class which he was educated at a young age, does not going to college and credits himself to a mercantile firm in boston than in new york and then at a young age of 23, i believe, was given a chance to go to modern-day kuan joe. as he sailed to china as a young man it was like going to make your fortune in silicon valley after college only with a highe

andy murray has been beaten at the cincinnati masters in the first round.world number one lost in three sets to the 16th seed lucas pouille of france. he was playing only his fourth tournament of the year and his second hard—court event of the season after pulling out of the washington open. he missed last week's toronto masters as he continues his slow comeback from a hip operation. many of you knew dina asher smith was good but as many would not have realised just how good. many of you knew dina asher smith was good but as many would not have realised just how good. britain's sprinter picked up three gold medals at the european championships in berlin. she won the 100, 200 and anchored the sprint relay to victory on sunday night. now she says she has her sights set on tokyo 2020. sara orchard reports. the sprint legend michaeljohnson says she should be challenging for a major honours at global events. the 100 metres title wasn't enough. the 200 metres title was already an incredible double. but the relay gold, completing her perfect championships. as her

sports now and in tennis former world number one andy murray has been ousted from the first round of the cincinnati open as he continues to come back from hip surgery the british working to get back into top shape ahead of the u.s. open later this month murray did put up a good fight after losing the first set to look as point of france in the white shirt and he found his composure and battled hard to take the second set. but we came up with some brilliant groundstrokes to win the match six one one six six four the final there. now growing used to be a popular pastime in the polish capital warsaw but people stopped taking part in the activity after the second world war now however the sport of seeing an unexpected revival but it's a long haul in the morning to the vistula river in warsaw for an international rowing event it might not sound terribly special but it is to a lot of poles they treat this sport as something almost exotic. because of the you know a little bit more the second world war there are thirty growing clubs and more so everyone was rowing now there are basically no

andy murray's back in grand slam action at the us open.eason. they play spurs at old trafford tonight. and has the halo proven its worth? formula 1 bosses think so, following a near miss at the belgian grand prix. hello and welcome to sportsday. hello and welcome to the programme this bank holiday monday, as the final grand slam of the year gets under way in new york. and as you'd expect it's a pretty packed schedule at the us open. for andy murray, his much anticipated grand slam return, facing australia's james duckworth in the first round. where he's currently serving for the first set. will have the latest, murray, of course, making his return having had a hip surgery injanuary of this year, making his first appearance at a grand slam tournament since then. you will remember him limping out of wimbledon last summer. more british interest in the form of kyle edmund. he's on court, facing paolo lorenzi. he took the opening set 6—4 but the italian came back to claim the second 6—4. meanwhile in the women's draw, the top seed simona halep

open in new york there was an upset in the men's matches former world number one andy murray has crashed out losing in four sets to spain's fair number vasco in the second round murray predicted he would struggle to challenge for the title as he is still working his way back to top form after undergoing hip surgery meanwhile moves on to the third round where he'll face third seed juan martinez both of whom made comfortable progress with a straight sets victory over american denis could lap meanwhile in the women's category serino williams and sister venus won their respective matches to set up a family affair in the third round it is their thirty if career meeting and serino last won the u.s. open in two thousand and fourteen. now a former head of the governing body for football in south america was sentenced to nine years in prison by a us judge on wednesday. one on head up which was also ordered to pay more than three and a half million euros in penalties last december december the paraguayan was found guilty of racketeering conspiracy and wire fraud conspiracy and put who was tried al

let's get some sport, and andy murray is out of the us open? yes, he is. the second round but showed a few flashes of his old self. he took one set, and showed a few flashes of his old self, but remember this is only his nights match back after that hip surgery at the turn of the year. he said some of the tennis he played was the best since his return, but he also admitted that some of the stuff he was playing was very ordinary, too. very hot in new york, and the players were allowed to take a break after the third set. murray claimed that he caught verdasco chatting to his coach in the locker room during that break. that is not allowed, no coaching on or off court. he reported it to an official, but verdasco said he was innocently chatting to another player's coach, murray didn't buy that but he went on to lose anyway. the main talking point is will murray ever get back to reaching the sharp end of grand slams again? you just don't know what exactly is around the corner. if things keep going smoothly and physically i continue to improve, i believe that i

we start with andy murray.aching the quarter finals of the washington 0pen. perhaps a surprise to see him quite so emotional after beating marius copil. the win came over three sets agaisnt in what was a late match, finishing just after 3am local time. because of rain delays. it was the latest finish in murray's carer. he had his head in his towel afterwards. this followed his victory over kyle edmund in the last round. he looked clearly exhausted, you can see how tired he was. the tears were perhaps surprising, because he beat kyle edmund in the previous round. but he is an emotional chap. he cried when losing to roger federer in the wimbledon final several years ago. here he is perhaps recognising all the hard work that goes into competing at the top and let's not forget this has been and especially tough year for him as he continues to struggle from that hip surgery. his mum judy murray sums it up in one word here — brutal. and i think from those tears it probably was. whyte just talk us through why he has h

andy murray was beaten at the cincinnati masters in the first round.1 but the 31—year old briton recovered to force a decider. pouille then regained control to win the match 6-1,1-6, 6-4. murray was playing only his fourth tournament after missing nearly a year due to a hip injury and he withdrew from the last week's toronto masters. dina asher—smith comes home after her excellent win at the european championships on becoming the first treaty shatley to complete this —— the sprint treble. she broke national records with world leading times. she is looking forward to next yea r‘s world times. she is looking forward to next year's world championships in doha and beyond that the tokyo olympics, but she's enjoying the moment for now. definitely not used to this. i'm not the kind of person that hunts out the limelight. that's just not me at all. so i don't think i will ever get used to this. it is heartwarming and it is nice and positive to see that so many people are taking interest in athletics, but they want to see a british female doing well and that is

murray was beaten in four sets by fernando verdasco.of brilliance from the former world number one but verdasco was too strong in the end. this was murray's first grand slam appearance for 1h months and only his ninth match since having hip surgery back in january. serena williams is still chasing that record equalling 24th grand slam singles title after beating carina witthoft in straight sets to set up another williams head to head. she'll face her sister venus in the third round on friday, their 30th meeting on tour, 20 years after their first match against each other. i'll have more for you after 2pm. thank you. let's talk more about alex salmond, former leader of the snp. he has exceeded his fundraising target for his legal challenge against the scottish government. the target of £50,000 was reached hours after mr salmond announced he was resigning from the snp to fight sexual misconduct claims. he's been criticised by opposition parties for launching the campaign to help with his legal costs. alex salmond has denied any wrongdoing

murray and soares fought back from a set down to beat colombiansjuan sebastian cabal and robert farahain's michaeljones won the mens's a00m freestyle s7 on the final day of the para european swimming championships in dublin. it was a touch finish forjones, and he adds the european title to his paralympic title from rio in 2016. and as he explains, it's been a race against time to be fit for this event. soi so i had shoulder surgery back in november last year, and i didn't get backin november last year, and i didn't get back in the water properly until kind of march time, and i only really started doing some faster start about six weeks ago. so really happy with that swim! and finally, some things are worth waiting for. golfer paul waring has won his first european tour title at the nordea masters at his 200th attempt. he held a two—shot lead with four holes to play before playing partner thomas aiken birdied the last hole to force a play—off. a par was good enough for waring in the end, though, as aiken drove into the water. that's all the sport for now. good for him, thank you, tim h

murray and soares fought back from a set down to beat colombians juan sebastian cabal and robert farah16. novak djokovic also beat roger federer in the last few minutes. and finally, some things are worth waiting for. golfer paul waring has won his first european tour title at the nordea masters, at his 200th attempt. he held a two—shot lead with four holes to play, before playing partner thomas aiken birdied the last hole to force a play—off. a par was good enough for waring in the end, though, as aiken drove into the water. he got absolutely soaked, but a nice trophy as well. that's all the sport for now. imran khan, who has been sworn in as pakistan's new prime minister, has made his first televised address to the nation. in a wide—ranging speech, the former cricket star pledged to tackle corruption. he also said he would refuse to live in the prime minister's mansion, and would avoid what he called the extravagant lifestyles associated with pakistan's previous ruling elites. but he said the first priority was to turn his attention to the economy. translation: we have to stand on ou

after reaching his first quarterfinalfor a year, andy murray has now pulled out of his next tournamentr one is already unsure if he's going to play tonight in the washington 0pen due to fatigue after a late finish last night, and now he's announced he's withdrawing from next week's rogers cup in toronto. murray said that after playing hard matches this week he needed to be "smart" with his rest and recovery coming back from injury. the new championship football season got under way tonight at reading, and it was a winning start to management for frank lampard, whose derby county team won 2—1. but only just. 1—1 until the fourth minute of stoppage time, wales international tom lawrence headed in the winner for derby. lampard, who won 106 caps with england, hoping he can take derby to at least the play—offs in his first season. well, the premier league gets under way next week, and it looks likejoe hart might be on his way to burnleyjust in time. the manchester city goalkeeper had a medical today. hart still has a year left on his city contract, but appears to have no first—team future u

senator murray and i will each have an opening statement. let's pause for a moment and realize what a remarkable statement that is. the institute of of medicine, we had a panel of their of equally impressive witnesses and nobody really disagreed with his estimate. ont hearing, we focus reducing what we spend on health care by examining two things. one, reducing unnecessary health care tests and prescription drugs. -- how tonting -- it is all the time spent filling out insurance claims. are muchative costs higher and united states than to a countries according witness on our first hearing, administrative costs account for 8% of all health care spending in the u.s., roughly, that a student at $64 billion in 1% to 3% for other countries. while many administrative tasks in the health-care system come from outside the federal government such as insurance company or state requirements, the federal government is clearly at fault for some of this burden. for example, there is a a lot of excitement over electronic health care records in washington dc