this is rafael nadal�*s kingdom.ything about it is another thing entirely. as my kristop the first set. at 36 for rafael nadal, every match is a bargain with his body. hoping it will let him play shots like this. he muscled his way from a breakdown to the second set. it was now a case of casper ruud against the dismissive, rafael nadal swiping aside his young opponent at every opportunity in the third. the spaniard, one of the greatest ever to play the game, has suggested he may not be able to go on for long. so these are moments worth remembering. the clock ticks and the body aches, but once again rafael nadal stands as king. patrick geary, bbc news. it’s nadal stands as king. patrick geary, bbc news. �*, ,., nadal stands as king. patrick geary, bbc news. �* , ,., ., nadal stands as king. patrick geary, bbc news. �*, ., ., bbc news. it's something that i for sure it never _ bbc news. it's something that i for sure it never believed, _ bbc news. it's something that i for sure it never believed, being - bbc news. it's

the men's french open final will be between rafael nadal and casper ruud.ng semifinal, but the german suffered a serious ankle injury in the second set and had to retire, handing nadal a place in sunday's final. dan 0gunshakin reports. alex zverev had only once beaten rafael nadal on clay a begin a semifinal like a man determined to improve that record. after a break in the rafael nadal served in the opening game him of the german looked into position to take the opening set until this key moment. you saw what happened there! he is not wearing a sweat band and the racket slipped it his hand. its, racket slipped it his hand. a tie—break and suit where zverev raced into a 6— to lead but rafael nadal showed powers of recovery to take the opener in 90 minutes. nailed it and the noise ricocheting around! the nailed it and the noise ricocheting around! , _, ., , ., , nailed it and the noise ricocheting around! , .,, ., , , . around! the second was equally epic with a 11 games _ around! the second was equally epic with a 11 games in _ around! the second was equall

it's agony for zverev at the french open, as injury hands nadal a place in the final. and aiden o'brien sets a classic record with victory in the oaks at the epsom festival. good evening. let's start with cricket — the second day's play between england and new zealand has just drawn to a close at lord's. the clatter of wickets, 17 of them marked the start of england's test summer, and that pattern seemed to be continuing this morning, but the black caps take a lead of over 200 runs into the weekend. our sports correspondent joe wilson is at lord's. i thought this test was going to be over in double time, but new zealand have dug their heels in. you're not the only one. a lot more the revving up behind me, which is always a sure sign we're coming —— have come to the end of the day. a lead of 223, such a strong position, but you're right, then were batting at the start of then were batting at the start of the day. seeing if they could construct a meaningful lead. they couldn't. unlike parkinson was the last man out, he had to drive south to join up out, he had to drive s

on the men's side, rafael nadal? . . ., ., , nadal? rafael nadal well has been interru ted nadal?upted by the rain. _ nadal? rafael nadal well has been interrupted by the rain. it's - nadal? rafael nadal well has been interrupted by the rain. it's the i interrupted by the rain. it's the quite beautiful, we've got a rainbow to the left and the sun out to the right in the rain pouring down, welcome to the british weather. rafael nadal hopefully will be hampered by this weather. they've got the roof here on centre court. the lithuanian and nadal is now five games— two in the fourth set with a 2-1 games— two in the fourth set with a 2—1 lead. the dull a game away from making it through to the rafael nadal next round. —— for that look at you when the first title in over at you when the first title in over a decade, a two—time champion here, his open when, he's only won the australian open and the french open this year, that is not bad for a man who is really playing with a numbed foot for most of this year because of his chronic but problems with his great form. also stefanos tsitsipas

dan evans is fighting back, rafa nadal is fighting back, rafa nadal is fighting to hold serve, come backmade his england debut 13 years ago. he soon switched his focus to the shorter form of the game and his one—day and t20 captaincy helped england to the top of the white—ball rankings. here's our sports correspondent andy swiss. he put english cricket on top of the world. eoin morgan, the man who lifted the world cup and turned a struggling team into champions. but after battling with form and fitness, today he confirmed he was retiring from england to due to. a tough decision, he said, but no regrets. tough decision, he said, but no recrets. ., , ., , regrets. today it hits me, it was uuite a regrets. today it hits me, it was quite a sad _ regrets. today it hits me, it was quite a sad day. _ regrets. today it hits me, it was quite a sad day, reaching - regrets. today it hits me, it was quite a sad day, reaching the . regrets. today it hits me, it wasl quite a sad day, reaching the end regrets. today it hits me, it was - quite a sad day, reaching the end of such a specialjourney. but in

some perspective on nadal's career.erald marzorati covers tennis for the new yorker, and is the author of "seeing serena" which is available in paperback next week. welcome to the newshour. thanks for joining us. nadal has a french open final record of 14-0. going into this last one how are you looking at it? was it inevitable he would win again? >> i don't think so. he was in a very tough part of the draw. he was going to have to beat novak djokovic to reach the final and carlos alvarez's amazing young teenage spaniard, he ended up playing and beating djokovic. and we all knew he was suffering from this chronic foot syndrome he has which he has actually had since the beginning of his career. he is just a man who has learned to play in pain in ways -- it is just remarkable. he has had this foot injury, knee injuries, wrist injuries, shoulder injuries. and he plays a very gritty and grueling style of tennis. especially on clay, which points tend to take longer, they tend to have toe out, but he is a master at it and he i

is it fair to say nadal is the best? we are in an era where you have three players, roger federer, rafa nadal, novak djokovic, pushing each other to greatness and i don't think each would be as great had the other two not been around. it is hard to separate. you could say that djokovic tends to be both of them on hard courts, federer is the best on the grass court and rafa is the best on the clay court. i don't know if you could have had any one of them emerge as he did without the others. as others have said, it is a golden age in men's tennis and it is been a privilege to watch these last 14 years. amna: nadal is 36, has never been ranked outside the top 10 since 2005. he did say yesterday he will keep fighting to keep going. how much longer can he keep going like this? gerald: i would not want to make a prediction, but there will come a time when nadal is no longer playing tennis. he has said he will not take these foot injections he received before every match at roland garros the last two weeks in order to alleviate

rafael nadal confirmed the title of one of the greatest players in the history of tennis at rafael nadalhe already fourteenth title in the french open this time in the final of roland garros. there are only three sites on dali. beat the norwegians kasper rud 6 3 6 3 6 0 in just 2 hours and 20 minutes, thus 36-year-old rafael nadal recalled why he is called the clay king the fourteenth victory at the rank of russia is update. his career record for nadal is already 22 victories in the grand slam tournaments, therefore, the spaniard is also the best in history among the closest pursuers of another ka jokovic, roger federer, with 20 victories. well, also an important point. uh, since the new djokovic did not reach the final, and alexander zverev did not win the rolango of growth. it turns out that the first racket of the world next monday will again be daniil medvedev and at the end of the issue again about football, the striker of manchester united and the portuguese national team cristiano ronaldo updated his own world record for goals for the country's national team the day before in the

the men's french open final will be between rafael nadal and casper ruud.en rafa nadal on clay, but he started the semifinal like a man determined to improve on that record. after a break of nadal�*s serve in the opening game, the german looked in a good position to take the first set until this key moment. oh, wow! well, you saw what happened there! he's not wearing a sweat band, and the racket slipped in his hand. a tie—break ensued where zverev raced into a 6—2 lead, yet nadal showed his powers of recovery to take the opener in 91 minutes. nailed it. the noise ricocheting around the court! the second was equally epic. after a marathon 92 minutes, including eight breaks of serve in 11 games, nadal forced a second tie—break, but zverev badly rolled his ankle. oh, no! a 14th roland—garros final for the spaniard, but not in the manner he;d have chosen. as everybody knows, being in the final at one more time is a dream without a doubt. applause. but at the same time, to finish that way, i have been there in the small room with sasha before, we came back on co

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no dow storm is the first set. —— nadal.est ever to play the game, suggested he may not be able to go on for long. so these are moments worth remembering. 0nce on for long. so these are moments worth remembering. once again, raphael nadal stands as king. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the sports news today. 0tt tanak claimed his first world rally championship victory of the season at rally italia sardinia. irish driver craig breen earned a second place finish while gus greensmith was the highest placed brit in seventh. in golf, england's richard mansell finished tied for third at the european 0pen. finland's kalle samooja was the winner. and manchester thunder maintained their unbeaten record this season by defeating loughborough lightning by 60 points to 53 at the copper box arena in london to win the netball super league for the fourth time. fabio quartararo extended his lead at the top of the motogp standings with a dominant victory at the catalunya grand prix. the frenchman says he targeted t

rafael nadal rafael nadal going strong what you make of his wins under his belt?hat is gone through with his foot and how he plays with it slightly numb most of the time. i saw him practice this morning, a little bit of a limb. but his desire and his motivation to play and perform because he loves it. i think that's what we get from it. the because he loves it. i think that's what we get from it.— because he loves it. i think that's what we get from it. the men's and women's has _ what we get from it. the men's and women's has opened _ what we get from it. the men's and women's has opened up _ what we get from it. the men's and women's has opened up and - what we get from it. the men's and women's has opened up and part i women's has opened up and part of the men's drop because of these positive covid tests that we've had we've lost some and today batista are pulling out because of covid. under wilson's protocols you do not have to pull out of these championships if you have a positive covid test. technically you can keep playing, speculating there may be some pla

nadal kept the victory, losing in games, 2.5 the duration of the fight was 4 hours and 14 minutes. during this time, rafael filed three made 4 double faults for the knockout with 71% hitting the first serve, we note that this is already the fifty-ninth official match of these tennis players. novak so far ahead 3029 on the last roland, the mouth in the derby celebrated a victory. djokovic on june 3, this is the final of nadal to argue with the german alexander zverev with unimaginable heat of pucks per minute. the first match of the semi-finals of the stanley cup colorado turned out together with edmonton 14 times took the gate, saw five goals of the audience. in the first period. six in the second and three goals scored in the third team stronger. in this the shootout turned out to be evans six in their composition, the only double of the confrontation was recorded as an asset. jessie contour, the second match of the semi-final clubs, will play the third of june. today we have an unusual journey. it's not in vain that i'm becoming a light one. today we will give you a unique touris

and, boy, did nadal have to work hard for this one.d the third set, the 22 time grand slam champion showed his battling qualities. every inch of them, as empowered through in four sets. he is looking, at 36 years old, to win three grand slams in a row and then potentially the calendar slam at the us open. that is still a big if had a big dream but here with the men's door opening up, matteo berrettini having to withdraw with a positive covid test, marin cilic out for the same reasons, too, former semifinalist here, too, former semifinalist here, hubert hurkacz isn't at these championships any longer after he lost in the opening round, it is potentially looking like a djokovic—nadal final but it is a bit too early to talk about that. in the women draw, the world number one iga swiatek showed us exactly why she is the standout player in men's and women's game this year. a 36 consecutive wins for her now. she beatjana fett in straight sets. she had to work for it in that second set, iga swiatek. admitted afterwards that she is still findi

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earlier, rafael nadal began his quest to win a record 23rd men's grand slam title.rts correspondentjoe wilson has more on today's action. rafael nadal, the most precise professional. two of his 22 grand slam titles came this year. he is managing a chronic foot injury, dealing with opponents, so good at times against argentina's francisco cerundolo he almost had to apologise. it took him four sets but after 20 years as a professional, nadal still wins like he is a teenager. commentator: look at his reaction! so, leave the stage for the next great. this is a player who symbolised success and certainty but now no one knew what serena williams could do, not even her. in the old days serena could overpower everyone. well, against harmony tan, the old days were back in some moments. it would have been easy for her french opponent, ranked 113 in the world, to be intimidated. she wasn't, and she won the first set 7—5. commentator: look at the reaction! remember, serena hadn't played singles for a year. well, that is a return. second set to williams, 6—1. third set, what did

nadal with some work to do.lliams prepares to give us the entertainment for the evening, so hard to know what to expect. we just saw that glimpse of her at eastbourne in the doubles but let's hope whatever happens this evening at this year it does not end in tears. joe, thank you very much. time for a look at the weather, here's stav danaos. good evening. we had uninterrupted tennis today at wimbledon and there was a east west divide with many western areas dry and windy. tomorrow we are all in the sunshine and showers regime and the wind a little bit lighter. this low pressure brought that wet and windy weather today. pressure brought that wet and windy weathertoday. bringing pressure brought that wet and windy weather today. bringing heavy and persistent rain and place particularly through wales, north—west england and south—west scotland. further east it has been dry with sunshine. through this evening and overnight the rain slowly moving east. fizzling out in some areas but still some heavier breasts as it p

. —— rafael nadal.rst the most dominant player in tennis right now, iga swiatek, she is on really long winning state but has not played on grass, choosing to take a break since winning the french open. nadal will follow her, having not played at wimbledon since 2019 but has had an extraordinary year despite a foot injury, winning the australian and french opens. and last on centre court is serena williams who has not played a singles match since hobbling off centre court in the first round last year. she said she had a lot of motivation to make sure that was not her last memory. elsewhere, 12 brits in action and an early win for ryan peniston on his wimbledon singles debut. thank you very much, laura. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. we saw a bit of sunshine poking through the clouds at wimbledon and it is across eastern areas that we have got bright and sunny skies. however, it is a day of weather contrasts and it is not nice everywhere by any stretch, across western areas, thicker

nadal will face alexander zverev after the german beat spain's carlos alacaraz in four sets. slam title. in the women's draw coco gauff is through to her first ever grand slam semi—final after a 7—5, 6—2 win over american compatriot sloane stephens. the 18—year—old has combined he studies with competing on the wta tour and graduated before the tournament started and she eased through to the last four. and gauff will face italian martina trevisan for a place in the final. the 28—year—old is also into a semi—final at a grand slam for the first time, the world number 59 overcoming canada's leylah fernandez 6-2, 6-7, 6-3. european champions italy will take on south american champions argentina at wembley stadium in london later on wednesday. the match many refer to as the finalissima will also see giorgio chiellini play his last match for the azurri as they look for a little redemption having failed to qualify for the world cup finals. but the italian manager is wary of argentina's captain lionel messi. we had the chance to show maradona and i think messi is like him, one of the

nadal says that he'll play in wimbledon later on this month only if his body let him.lected her second title after defeating 18-year-old american coco gauff. she won -- she has won her past six tournaments and extended her winning streak to 35 matches. >>> and ukraine's lope to reach the world cup has ended in heartbreak. the men's team lost to wales yesterday 1-0. ? they won they would have made the trip to qatar. instead, wales is going for their first time in 64 years. they'll play the u.s. in the opening round when the tournament kicks off in november. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," singer rick astley talks with anthony mason about his new '80s tour. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." ''8 s tour. ♪pour lower sugar for me♪ s tour. s 0s tour. ♪pour lower sugar for me♪ ♪all new from pure leaf♪ ♪pour lower sugar for me♪ you never know where adventure awaits. like inside of every kinder joy. a yummy treat and dinosaur toy from jurassic world: dominion in theaters june 10th. kinder joy. the day of the heart attack, i was scared. from jurassic world:

but rafael nadal is eyeing his third slam of the year after three years away.know how many wimbledons remain for me, no? so if i have the chance to be here this year, i want to enjoy that opportunity. for some, the championships will be as much about who isn't here. russian and belarusian players are banned over the war in ukraine, meaning no world number one daniil medvedev and no ranking points. it's still the right decision to make for the championships. we hugely regret the impact it has on the individual players involved, but it remains the right decision for us, this year. despite many time—honoured traditions, some things have changed. this is the first time players have been allowed to practise here on centre court before the championships get under way, including rafael nadal behind me. the idea is this will help bed in the courts and prevent slippages in the early rounds. there are winners... cheering game, set and match, murray. ..and wild cards among the brits. and last year's overnight sensation, emma raducanu. but the us open champion is tempering

nadal won it 6-3, 6-3, 6-0.est men's champion at roland garros, and now has 22 career grand slams. >>> how about golf? why not? look at the final round of the u.s. women's open at pine needles in southern pine, carolina. men ji lee dominated the field all weekend. her approach shot at 12. boy, did she put on a clinic. she sunk the putt for birdie, finished the tournament at 271 strokes, 13 under par. the lowest score in u.s. women's open history. that's now the second major win of her career. >>> how about the boys? pga, final round action. former cal bear max homa. beautiful approach at 14. he would sink the putt for his seventh birdie of the day, tied for the sunday low round with a 3 under 69 to finish tied for sixth. but it was billy horschel who took home the $2.16 million payout for the win. ended the day with a five-stroke lead in the field, and it was this 52-foot putt for eagle that secured it. horschel finished 13 under par for the tournament to win the memorial. that's now his seventh win on the pga t

rafael nadal, winning his match on the centre court.... 0nly won one match on the atp tour. finding his first serve at times hard to come by, but dropped the third set for 22 time grand slam �*s. he showed his battling qualities. every inch of them. as he powered through in full in the end. he is looking at 36 years old to win three grand slam �*s in a row. you that is still a big dream, but here the men's draw, matteo berrettini had a positive cove test. —— covid test. it is potentially looking like a djokovic nadal final. the world number one said white —— showed us why she is the standout player this year. 36 consecutive wins. in straight sets. she had to work in that second set and admitted she still finding herfeet second set and admitted she still finding her feet on the grass. she had arguably the toughest test in the opening round against karolina, but she came through in straight sets, and cocoa golf, who made her name by beating venus williams, continues her development. she drops the first set before winning in three. and fin

and, boy, did nadal have to work hard for this one.dropped the third set, the 22—time grand slam champion showed his battling qualities. every inch of them, as he powered through in four sets. he is looking, at 36 years old, to win three grand slams in a row and then potentially the calendar slam at the us open. that is still a big if and a big dream but here with the men's door opening up, matteo berrettini having to withdraw with a positive covid test, marin cilic out for the same reasons, too, former semifinalist here, hubert hurkacz isn't at these championships any longer after he lost in the opening round, it is potentially looking like a djokovic—nadal final but it is a bit too early to talk about that. chettan pattak. a soon—to—be married couple who were serenaded at a pub in england by coldplay�*s chris martin. after spotting the singer in the pub, the couple told him they were planning to play his song, a sky full of stars, at their wedding and then he responded with an impromptu performance that won't be forgotten any time so

bewilderingly nadal has won 112 of his 115 matches at roland garros since 2005.for the first time since 2010 and his achievements are even more impressive in the context of the physical issues he has and nadal says he "doesn't want to keep playing" if he continues to need anaesthetic injections to numb chronic foot pain, which could jeopardise his participation at wimbledon in 3 weeks. wimbledon is a priority, always has been a priority. if i am able to play with anti—inflammatories, yes, to play with anaesthetic injections, no. idon't play with anaesthetic injections, no. i don't want to put myself in that position again, it can happen once but no, it's not a philosophy of life that i want to follow. australia's minjee lee cruised to a 4—shot victory in the us women's open after carding a 71 in the final round at pine needles, north carolina. the world numberfourfinished on a tournament record 13 under, with american mina harigae her nearest challenger on 9 under. it means lee picks up the second major of her career, having also triumphed at the evian championsh

fritz looks like a contender and could potentially play rafael nadal in the quarterfinals.gray �*s wimbledon comes to an end, what of liam broady? he is under way on court three, and these are life teachers. liam broady up a break against his opponent, who beat him in exactly this round of the modern last year. liam brady, who is 28 now, is the third time he is playing in the second round, up a break and we know what a good player diego is, but can liam broady �*s wimbledon continue? we'll keep you up—to—date. and later on we have still got jack draper to come and heather watson needs to finish her second—round match which was held over from last night because of bad light. and harriet dart is to play her second—round match, too. you mentioned the big names coming up, yes, we have got iga swiatek coming up yes, we have got iga swiatek coming up on court number one, and roughly on the dial on centre court. but before that, on centre court with the roof closed because we are expecting rain, katie boulter is playing karolina pliskova. she beat karolina pliskova last week almos

all rafa nadal all the time. turning 36 last week, he breezes past norway in straight sets winning the last 11 games to close out the match. it's his 14th french open title and record, extending 22nd grand slam. emotion all over his face at the end. incredible stuff for nadal. he was getting injections in his foot all week long just to be able to be out there. >> all right, coy, nice to see you. happy monday. >> thanks, coy. one more to go this week. >> who is counting? >> i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. "new day" starts right now. with john berman on this "new day." uk prime minister boris johnson could be out of a job by tonight, we are live at 10 downing street. >>> it was a deadly weekend in america from graduation parties to bars, mass shootings across the country leaving several killed and dozens more wound. what is congress prepared to do when they return this week? >>> a former judge in wisconsin gunned down by a man with a hit list. the two high-profile politicians he targeted next. >>> and t

coming up: i'm at wimbledon for day two to as two of the greats of the game, serena williams and rafael nadalrn. and coming up on the bbc news channel, england's women are currently in action against south africa on day two of their one—off test. we will bring you all the latest from taunton. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. an abandoned lorry has been discovered in the us state of texas — close to the border with mexico — with the bodies of 46 people, believed to be migrants, inside. the fire chief in the city of san antonio described finding "stacks of bodies" after someone heard a cry for help. 16 survivors — among them four children — are being treated for heat exhaustion. richard galpin reports. dozens of emergency vehicles try to get to the abandoned lorry, but many inside had already died. a fire official said 16 people, including four children, had also been taken to hospital. the four children, had also been taken to hospital-— to hospital. the patients that we saw were hot — to hospital. the patients that we saw were hot to _ to hospital. the patients that we saw w

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winning moment for rafael nadal >>> back now with another winning moment for rafael nadal at the french open. the 36-year-old won for the 14th time in paris on sunday. that's a record. he just continues to dominate the clay courts. foot pain may actually keep him out of wimbledon, which begins in three weeks. >>> employers are scrambling to find enough workers with the summer season right around the corner. the ongoing labor shortage is forcing services to be cut across the country, and americans are feeling the impact. abc's rhiannon ally has more. >> reporter: it's affecting businesses everywhere. staffing shortages from summer camps -- >> this is important work that we do. >> reporter: -- to restaurants, to even airports. >> it's a challenge. there's no question about it. >> reporter: airlines are getting creative to keep passengers flying. >> what we're going to be doing to get through the summer is that we're not going to grow our schedule at all. >> reporter: american airlines has grounded 100 regional jets due to the ongoing pilot shortage, and with strong summer demand, flyers a

nadal won it 6-3, 6-3, 6-0. he is the oldest men's champion at roland garros and now has 22 career grand slams. >>> golf. we got final round of the u.s. women's open at pine needles in southern pines, north carolina. where minjee lee dominated the field all weekend. her approach shot at 12, and, boy, we put on a clinic. sunk a putt for birdie. finished the tournament in 271 strokes. 13 under par. lee, the lowest scorer in women's u.s. open history. that's now the second major win of her career. >>> how about the pga, the big boys? final round action at the memorial. former cal bear max homa, beautiful approach at 14 here. would sink the putt for his seventh birdie of the day, tied for the sunday low round. 369 to finish tied for sixth. but it was billy horschel who took home the $2.1 million payout for the win, ended the day with a five-stroke lead of the field. it was this 52-foot putt for eagle that secured it. he finished 13 under for the tournament, that's now his seventh win on the pga tour. >>> much love f

on thursday, rafael nadal to look forward to as well as coco gauff. laura: finally, we go to.iew of the niagara cad falalt comes from a tunnel on the canadian side of the falls, first built in 1905 as a hydroelectric power plant, now a viewing platform. tourists descendant a glass elevator and head to the edge of the platform, where they can take in this spectacular view of the falls. that is enough for me to go. i have never been before. that looks gorgeous. remember, you can find much more on all the day's news at our website, and you can contact us on twitter. i'm laura trevelyan. thank you so much for watching narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ da-da-da-duh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪

. >>> in tennis, another win for rafael nadal.r his 14th french open title. nadal has extended his own record, winning 22 grand slams. cnn's christina macfarlane has more from paris. >> reporter: it's the most familiar scene in sports, rafael madal lifting the trophy. extending his record, cementing his legacy as the undisputed king of clay. >> next to me again means everything. so, yeah. been emotional. victories without a doubt. unexpected in some way. yeah. very happy. >> but this was his most hard fought, unlikely victory. he's had to contend with many victories. but the past year has been particularly grueling. after withdrawing from tennis for six months due to an ongoing foot injury, it's taken grit and belief to force his way back to the equation, even after this unexpected feet of brilliance, he's not done yet. >> i'm going to be in wimbledon if my body is ready. wimbledon is not a tournament i want to miss. i think nobody want to miss wimbledon. i have amazing tlm. full respect to the tournament. a player like me, i am a

nadal heads for the semifinals friday, his 36th birthday.s news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. >>> it's wednesday, june 1st, 2022. this is the "cbs morning news." unanswered questions. as the first victims of the uvalde school shooting are laid to rest, a key figure in the investigation has gone silent about the deadly rampage. >>> gun control in america. bipartisan lawmakers meet in hopes of finding common ground. three proposals currently under consideration. >>> top economic priority. president biden lays out a plan to fight inflation as economists hint of a possible recession by the end of the year. good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. more funerals are scheduled today for the victims of the mass shooting at a texas elementary school. there are new questions about the investigation.

earlier on centre court, rafa nadal had to dig deep to beat francisco cerundolo.9. he's continues his quest to win all the grand slams this year. every day is a terrorist and today had been one of these tests now i know the beginning of the tournament especially and the circumstances that i arrived here, the victory is the most important thing because that gives me the chance to practice more again and to have another match in two days and happy for that, without a doubt. plenty of british success too. a great start for ryan peniston on his debut as he overcame henri laaksonen in straight sets in the first round, the wildcard, ranked 135th, won 6—4 6—3 6—2 against the swiss who is ranked world number 95. wins forjack draper and liam broadie too. but, british number two dan evans was knocked out. heather watson beat tamara korpatsch in three sets. the match started on monday but finished today on court one. last year watson missed match point to lose in the first round, something she called a disaster but she made up for it this year and will play china's wang qian

in the end nadal defeat ed djokovic to advance. the match ended up to 4 hours.ng his 14th french open title and 22nd major title sfloop a . >>> and scotland will face off against ukraine in glasgow today in a qualifying match for the world cup in qatar. the war is very much on their minds, but a win would give a much needed morale boost. the winner will go on to play wales on sunday. >>> friends don't lie and neither seems do the numbers. latest season of the netflix hit "stranger things" had a record audience over the weekend. largest debut ever for an english language tv show on the streaming service. >> i don't have my powers. >> i don't know how to say this other than just to say it. without you, we can't win this war. >> my team have been talking about it in my ear for the last few minutes. netflix says the show hit number one in 83 countries and reached top ten in every country where the service is available. even beat bridgerton which brought in 193 million hours viewed in march. >>> and that does it for me here. our coverage continues on "early start." >

in the end, the king of clay, nadal prevailed. took down top seeded j ed djoko. now two win away from a 14th french open title. >>> check out this. coco gauff graduated from high school last week. now she is two wins away from winning the french open. gauff in the near court defeated fellow american sloane stephen to reach a grand slam semifinal for the first time in her career. >>> all right. now tampa's g-man choi thought he had a three-run homer last night. and look at rangers el white. robbed him. there is a replay. can we top that? well, this was nice. this may have been better. angels fan in the upper deck. bare-handed grab while holding on to both cans of beer. >> both cans. >> talented. >> that's my pick. that's my pick. >> thanks. >> all right, thanks, vern. >>> up next, an update on the wildfire burning in napa county. we'll hear i joined the district attorney's office to pursue justice for everyone. but like so many of my colleagues, i resigned in protest because chesa boudin interfered in every single case and failed to do his job. the office is absol

nadal had to fight hard for this one.ed the third set the 22 grand slam champion show is battling qualities every inch of them as he powered through in the end. he is looking at 36 years old to win three grand slams in a row, and potentially the calendar slam at the u. open. that is still a big if, and a big drain. but herewith the men's draw opening up, matteo bear teeny opongtive covid test. marin cilic also out. it is potentially looking like a djokovic-nadal final. it is too early to talk about that. the world number one egos shui on tech toll -- showed us why she is the standout player this year. 36 consecutive wins for her now. she beats her opponent in raight sets. she had to work in the second set, admitted she felt finding her feet on grass as she tries to translate her clay-court form which saw her win the french open last month. simona halep, a former champion, but she came through in straight sets. coco cagauff who between us -- who beat selena williams. she dropped the first set, before winning in three. laur

it took under two sets for rafael nadal to advance to the french open final. his opponent alexander zverev suffered an ankle injury in the second set, was forced to retire from the match. zverev came out on crutches, obviously emotional. nadal will play for his 14th french open title sunday against casper ruud. >>> golf, second round of the memorial from ohio. when we're showing the second round of this, it means something crazy happens. adam hadwin, rolls in the cup for his first pga tour. fires up the club in the air. he is excited. not really for the tournament. he is in 39th. cam smith is the leader by one going into the weekend. the hole in one. it's great. you're excited. when it's your first time, you're really excited. but it's short-lived because then you have to buy the drinks. that's the rule. don't ask me why. >> i won't. charlie, thank you. >>> up next, bay area artists for state controller, only yiu will save taxpayers money. wait, who, me? me? no, not you. yvonne yiu. yvonne yiu. not me. good choice. for 25 years, yiu worked as an executive at t

nadal�*s won this tournament more times than any man in history.ms, he dominated his young opponent to extend his record number of grand slam titles to 22. northern ireland have taken their first point in this season's nations league following a disappointing goalless draw away to cyprus. ali mccann had a chance to win it late on, but he shot wide from close range. northern ireland have now gone 12 games without a win in the competition. that's all from me here, back to reeta now at the palace. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell is with me. it's been such a significant week, what will these celebrations mean for the royal family? it has been a much needed national celebration. that is a very positive thing. the queen has said in her statement tonight that she hopes the sense of togetherness will continue for years into the future. now, overall i think of course it has confirmed the huge regard in which she is felt, regarded, but we hardly need that confirming. the downside of all of that, of course, is that it is potentially a much more daun

the victory extends nadal�*s record—breaking number of grand slam singles titles to 22.ralian open injanuary. bangkok has celebrated its first lgbtq pride parade in 16 years on sunday. people from all communities joined in with the festivities which was decorated in pride's signature rainbow colours. despite the the celebration being given approval. same sex rights are still subject to discrimination including a lack of marriage equality and gender recognition laws. the event was endorsed by the city's newly appointed governor, who is the first in his position to support lg btq rights. a bit of colour there. we will end with quite a lot of colour. so, we end the programme looking at the four days of celebration for queen elizabeth's platinum jubilee. let's look back at some of the highlights. band plays duchess of kent band plays sarafand church organ plays fanfare church organ plays taps drum beat from queen's we will rock you # we will, we will rock you! # don't stop me now! # i'm having such a good time! # ain't no mountain high enough. - # nothing can keep me, keep m

that's exactly what rafael nadal showed here on thursday on centre court.ntirely last year. but he's finding his feet underneath the grass. again, he may have dropped a set against ricardas berankis, but his hopes of winning a third wimbledon title continue in this extraordinary year, where he's already won the french open and, before that, the australian open. his biggest fan is the world number one, iga swiatek. she survived a big scare and also progressed to the third round. thursday's stand—out result here — for the british fans, at least — involved home favourite boulter. at 25 years old, her career plagued by injuries. she's now ranked outside the top 100. she knocked out last year's beaten finalist, karolina pliskova, the biggest win of boulter�*s life. she's never reached the third round of a grand slam until now. after the match, she dedicated her win to her grandma, who died only two days ago. and also worth keeping an eye out for two former champions looking very good — simona halep is through to the third round, as is the two—time winner petra k

for nadal, that's 14 championships in paris and 22 grand slam titles. both are records.his badly injured left foot and may not be able to play at wimbledon. on the woen's side, iga swiatek beat coco gauff yesterday. >>> when we come back, why a devastating illness is no match for one determined spirit. giorgio, look. the peanut butter box is here. ralph, that's the chewy pharmacy box with our flea and tick meds. it's not peanut butter. i know, i know. but every time the box comes, we get the peanut butter. yes, because mom takes the meds out of the box and puts them in the peanut butter. sounds like we're getting peanut butter. yes, but that is the chewy pharmacy box. ♪ the peanut butter box is here. ♪ ♪ the peanut butter box is here ♪ alright, i'm out. pet prescriptions delivered to your door. chewy. i started screening for colon cancer because of my late husband jay. i wish he could have seen our daughter ellie get married, on the best day of her life. but colon cancer took him from us, like it's taken so many others. that's why i've made it my mission to talk about ge

that's exactly what rafael nadal showed here on thursday on centre court.s were postponed in 2020. he's finding his feet underneath the grass. he may have drop a set, but his hopes of winning a third whimpered and sidle —— wimbledon title. his biggest fan is the world number one, who survived a big scare. thursday's stand out result for the british fans involved home favourite boulter. at 25 years old, her rear leg by injury. she knocked out last year's finalist, karolina pliskova, the biggest win of boulter�*s life. after the match, she dedicated her win to her grandma, who died only two days ago. two former champions looking particularly good. and the men's drawl, all eyes on a fascinating third round match between the fourth steed stefan a tsitsipas, who is now going to play nick kyrgios. he also went through in straight sets against filip krajinovic. finally, the sculpture that really gets you thinking demands a very high price. gets you thinking demands a very hiuh rice. ':: :: :: gets you thinking demands a very hiuh -rice. ':: z: z: gets you thinking

we got rafael nadal on thursday to look forward to. canada, and a view of the niagara falls —— riverside park in manhattan. yes, that's the running of the goats. never heard of it? let me explain. goats from a farm about 150 km away are brought into new york in order to feast on the overgrown bushes, poison ivy and weeds. i'll leave you with that picture. thanks for joining us on bbc world news. hello there. a few more showery days lie ahead for most of us. sunny spells, yes, but also some heavy and perhaps thundery downpours. and some more persistent rain for some of us to start thursday in association with this frontal system drifting its way northwards — a soggy start for parts of scotland and for northern ireland. temperatures as we start the day generally between 10—13 degrees, but let's zoom in on northern ireland because for some eastern parts, especially around county antrim and county down, we can see some very heavy rain through the morning rush hour with the potential for surface water and spray, some poor travelling conditi

we've got rafael nadal on thursday to look forward to and iga switatek and coco gauff.ights from wimbledon. finally, to riverside park in manhattan for what has become something of a tradition. it's the the �*running of the goats' — never heard of it — well let me explain — goats from a farm about 150 kilometres away are brought here in order to feast on overgrown bushes, poison ivy and weeds. it's win—win according to conservationists at the park because they don't need to use harsh chemicals on the weeds and for the goats it's an eat—all—you—can buffet. fantastic. let's go to canada. you may have seen the niagara falls but not like this. this is from a tunnel on the canadian side of the falls, first built in 1905 as a hydroelectric power plant, now transformed into a viewing platform. tourists descend in a glass elevator and go to the edge of the platform where they can take in this spectacular view of the falls. absolutely beautiful. don't forget, you can access all the latest news on our website, including our main story. 20 men have been convicted of involvement in

but rafael nadal is eyeing his third slam of the year after three years away.emain for me, no? so if i have the chance to be here this year, i want to enjoy that opportunity. for some, the championships will be as much about who isn't here. russian and belarusian players are banned over the war in ukraine, meaning no world number one, daniil medvedev, and no ranking points. despite many time—honoured traditions, some things have changed. this is the first time players have been allowed to practise here on centre court before the championships get under way, including rafael nadal behind me. the idea is this will help bed in the courts and prevent slippages in the early rounds. there are winners... cheering. game, set and match, murray. ..and wild cards among the brits. and last year's overnight sensation, emma raducanu. but the us open champion is tempering expectations after a recent injury. in a way it might help because there is absolutely no pressure on me. like, i haven't had the ideal preparation, so of myself i can't really expect too much and i can just