places dear to naomi's heart.r condo, while others will be sprinkled from this balcony over the city san francisco that she loved so much. bon voyage, naomi. thanks so much for watching "strange inheritance." i'm jamie colby. remember -- you can't take it with you. >> it is friday night. have a great weekend. maria bartiromo's "wall street" is next. >> happy weekend, everybody! think you for joining us. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was. and preparing you for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo. in a few moments i have a special analyst as a special guest and then later in the program castle harlan ceo, formerly ceo of dlj. a blast from the past. and meanwhile a tough week for big bank earnings. bank of america, -- j.p. morgan missed on both the top and the bottom line here morgan stanley

serena williams to play soon, and naomi 0saka has booked her place.ay team, goodbye. hello there. some of us got to see some sleet and snow during tuesday, particularly during the second half of the day. some of the snow was pretty heavy like this weather watcher picture suggests. across some of the chilterns, we saw a good covering of snow on into the evening. that has left a legacy of ice and further wintry showers to take us into wednesday. disruption could be likely on some untreated surfaces. keep tuned to your bbc local radio and take extra care if you're heading out. it is a cold start to this morning, widespread subzero temperatures with some ice and we could be looking at temperatures below minus five celsius in northern areas. also a few wintry showers across the far south—east of england which could amount to another couple of centimetres in places, something to bear in mind. there will also be freezing fog patches around. widespread ice and further wintry showers pushing through the cheshire gap in towards the midlands. could see further i

the programme: the comeback queen petra kivitova storms into the australian open final — she'll face naomisaka on saturday. rafa nadal‘s into the men's final as he closes in on an open era record. vietnam's fairytale run in the asian cup comes to an end as they fall to four—time champions japan. monaco sack manager thiery henry afterjust 20 games in charge, with his predessesor set to replace him. and it's a dramatic second day in barbados. we'll have the latest from opening test between the west indies and england. hello, and welcome to the programme. we start in melbourne, where petra kvitova and naomi osaka will play for the australian open title this weekend after both won their semifinals on thursday in scorching conditions. the czech was the first to reach the final, beating danielle collins. all the more remarkable given her career nearly ended two years ago after being stabbed in the hand in her own home. she'll face japan's naomi osaka in saturday's showdown, with the winner also claiming the world number one ranking, as anneka radley reports. danielle collins has had a fairytale

in this case, naomi came out is quite white looking.elf via twitter saying that was not his original design. nissin also said in the beginning that they had the approval of osaka for the depiction and she has announced that and said they should have consulted with me. clearly they did not have her approval. and in other news, huawei says it is on track to become the biggest selling smartphone maker in the world, even without the us market. its sales exceeded $52 billion in 2018, that is 50% up on the year prior. having a quick look now at the markets because we can season gained here in the market. despite wall street ‘s flat close, the japanese market is making gains, propelled by how well technology stocks are doing. the all ordinaries in australia are boosted by mining stocks with iron ore prices rising and that is it for this edition of asia business report. this is bbc news. the top stories this hour. venezuela's president nicolas maduro has accused the us of trying to stage a coup in his country. donald trump says he would conside

[laughter] >> i am going to read from naomi's to which is a sequel to naomi's. this book, the series is about two girls, one black, naomi murray, and naomi e who my co-author wrote. in this book they become stepsisters and they started middle school and they are sort of dealing with the way they see themselves does not always match up with the world season. in this scene they are in a creative writing class. both of them in the class and naomi marie has someone who she has already identified as a nemesis, jennifer bile who is constantly kind of needling her. constant micro aggressions that she understands one way and her stepsister is sort of saying well she maybe didn't mean it like that. we all take out our writer's notebook and get started. everyone except jennifer, who is hiding a copy of teen styles in her binder. as a pastor just to go over and brainstorm with gg i see that it is open to a picture of mona lisa, she's a singing star who is also wearing long cornrows and booty shorts essay babycakes on the butt, can't sing in makes my arms pitchford with her

next, karolina pliskova will face the last person to upset serena at a grand slam, naomi osaka.e >mi osaka. after person to upset serena at a grand slam, the >mi open |. after person to upset serena at a grand slam, the >mi open champion is person to upset serena at a grand slam, the>mi open champion is do to 2018, the us open champion is do to another major in sets. though. the world to forget though. the world number 31 battling his way pass milos raonic in four sets. he will not be able to celebrate for long, kei againstlési nishilsariz sew player to againstlési nishilsariz sew player. to retire japanese player had to retire in'yrfl japanese player had to retire in'ureid. he has been in several injured. he has been in several australian open semifinals, he has gone on to win everyone. —— every one. thursday is semi—finals day at melbourne park, with both women's matches taking place during the day. first, petra kvitova plays the unseeded american danielle collins, and then it's the former world number one karolina pliskova against the us open champion, naomi osaka. later, in t

naomi us sucker who beat serena williams in a controversial us open final at the end of last year iso in action coming into the grand slam for the first time as one of the favourites to win. and in with a chance, would you believe, one of 11 women with a chance of ending the tournament as world number one —— naomi osaka. gigi salmon, thank you very much indeed. gabrieljesus scored two goals for manchester city as they beat wolves 3—0 to move back to within four points of premier league leaders liverpool. the brazilian has now scored seven goals in his last three matches as pep guardiola's side had the advantage of playing with an extra man for much of the match after willy boly was sent off in the 19th minute and kevin debruyne's deflected shot added a third in the second half for the home side. everybody is feeling much better. we have done so far in credible numbers in all competitions. so, with the problems we had, the players responded amazingly. and of course it is much better. so now we have a game, ok, next sunday, afterthe it is much better. so now we have a game, ok, next su

naomi: well, the d.o.d.as decided that -- has announced previously that it was going to make a decision on this contract in april, but we're going to have to see because tech companies are still fighting it. oracle has filed a lawsuit in the federal claims court saying that the pentagon's requirements are unfair and overly narrow in favor of amazon and also alleging that there are conflicts of interest, that people in the d.o.d. had close connections with amazon. so we'll see. maybe a judge will tell the pentagon that you have to change your approach or that there was some improprietary issues here. at the moment, the pentagon is still planning to make a decision by this year, but whether they'll get stopped by the courts remains an open question. emily: all right, naomi, continuing to track that decision for us. we are waiting for it anxiously, . thanks so much. well, pg&e stock plunged monday after saying it plans to file for bankruptcy in california, . this as a cost of wildfires left it with $30-plus bil

kvitova will meet us open champion naomi osaka next.nth seed karolina pliskova in three sets. the winner of the final will also become the world number one. osako admits she is struggling to get her head around her recent achievements. it's a little bit unreal but at the same time! it's a little bit unreal but at the same time i realise the work that i put in during the off—season and every match that i played, i tried my best. it just every match that i played, i tried my best. itjust felt like it was a continuous effort. i can't believe it but at the same time, it is a sort of the reality i am in right now. i can only keep going forward from here. so, it was a fantastic day of action. i talked it over with the former british number one andrew castle and began by discussing that great performance from rafa nadal in knocking out stefanos tsitsipas. i saw this as one of the great sporting performances from one end of the court with rafael nadal. this isa of the court with rafael nadal. this is a bloke that has been out for five months, s

and i a re shareholders w— shareholders to w— my mjwe naomi haveffji m we naomi have ff‘the saturday,s ourtimiup th "es " " ' f artist-he 01>me 5555555954572: 5:5 after its president, nicolas maduro, rejected a demand from several european countries including the country, and thousands are leaving every day to escape through fields and streams around the border, we find desperate venezuelans crossing illegally into colombia. among them is a schoolteacher here with her cousin, but upset at having had to leave their mother back home. translation: it's horrible. we're going through all of this just to get a bit of food because there is nothing in venezuela. there is nothing. as it was, she told me, her monthly salary could onlyjust buy her a dozen eggs. the opposition leaderjuan guaido as rightful president. "people feel defeated," he tells me. they don't have clothes or money and sleep in the open. cristiano ronaldo converted a penalty two minutes from time as serie a leadersjuventus came from behind to win 2—1 at lazio. it was the hosts who dominated the first hour, going ahead with an

nothing like naomi osaka, ican mental game? nothing like naomi osaka, i can tell you!s another match, because it means so much. is there a little voice # yes, the voice of doubt! it is the final and you have to just shut that down. rather inconvenient to be the same in iraq as chris evatt and martina navratilova. they were just too good. and serena williams is not in the final. yes, and a couple of andy murray. wow. tomorrow, novak djokovic and rafael nadal both, it seems, back to their best. and better probably than ever. novak djokovic destroyed his opponent yesterday, a masterclass. but rafael nadal has looked amazing, keeping the points short, and i think it will be a wonderful battle. they had a five set match at wormald on. and the loss they met at the australian, he would go again gone there could be another classic. we have got to talk about the temperatures there. i understand that there are with air conditioning. they have a heat rule. he closed the roof in the lady semifinal. i don't understand how to explain it because they used to have just a temperature g

on saturday will be between the two time wimbledon champion petra kvitova and the us open champion naomight sets. it's her first grand slam final since she was the victim of a knife attack in her home when she sustained tendon damage in her playing hand and doctors had feared that she wouldn't be able to play again at the top level. naomi 0saka made her way to the final with a three sets victory over karolina pliskova. 0saka is looking for back—to—back grand slam victories after her us open win last year. it's won'tjust be the title on the line for the two women but also the world number one ranking. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are brexit editor of the daily telegraph, asa bennett and political correspondent of daily mirror, nicola bartlett. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the metro reports on the sexual offence charges former scottish first minister, alex salmond, is facing. he says he's innocent. the telegraph focus' on mr salmond being charged w

former british number two naomi cavadayjoins me now.now if you were murray? it's just such a difficult decision. both options are pretty awful, he stuck between a rock and a hard place. he wants to finish wimbledon but that would mean he has no chance of ever returning to professional tennis and that would be his last event. his only chance of playing more long—term than one tournament would be to have the operation. it's difficult, he is putting off the operation trying to do everything else to get ready so he didn't have to have it but it's become inevitable. he will have to have the operation at some point, whether he said he had it before, it would take too long to recover. he wants to make it to wimbledon but if he doesn't have that operation, he cannot train as hard as he would like and he runs the risk of an embarrassing end to a fantastic career if he doesn't bow out in the fitting way to you once, he could suffer an embarrassing defeat. fitting way to you once, he could suffer an embarrassing defeatm fitting way to you once, he

at sixteen she found herself a modeling agency and now she's being called the german naomi campbell. that's very flattering says nicola but her success still seems a bit surreal to her. you can't really believe it's happening because it's like a dream world and you can't believe that you're in it and that you can go every day to these cool places and work with great artists and designers designers at the moment it's everything i ever imagined was it really is a dream come true. in twenty eight because tiana was awarded the title of breakthrough model at the harper's bazaar women of the year awards in london. means very much to me because it's feedback to this feedback first when you can get a better feedback and this from a client come and then i got the cover as well and discovered that. not only was she on the cover of. the december special edition but she also had a long series of photos in the magazine an accolade indeed for young model nicola tiana was discovered by alexander cam the model scout heads an agency and has helped many models to successful international careers in th

naomi osaka won the australian open final this weekend.re released today, the 21-year-old will become the world's number one singles player, making her the fitasia, male or female to top the tennis reigns. >>> since the three catholic churches authorized as part of a warming between cuba and the vatican. >>> samsung says it will replace the plastic packaging with ecofriendly materials in the coming months. that includes paper and recycled and bio-based plastics. >>> in today's top story, two kentucky teens were taken into custody yesterday. they are accused of throwing a large rock through the windshield of a deputy's squad car early sunday morning. authorities say the rock crashed through the windshield, causing done philip dean's vehicle to crash and flip over several times. dean was responding to reports that someone was throwing rocks at semitrucks on lexington road in the danville, kentucky area when he was hit. officials say he suffered broken bones and cuts, but is resting at home and is expected to be okay. the boyle county sheriff

karolina pliskova at the australian open. —— naomi osaka.and welcome to the bbc news at 9. the family of a woman who died in a speedboat crash on the thames have said justice is close — after the fugitive convicted of her manslaughter handed himself in to police. jack shepherd turned up at a police station in georgia yesterday, six months after he was sentenced over the death of charlotte brown. herfamily her family criticise them for showing what they called unbelievable arrogance when he appeared on tv shortly before he was arrested. chi chi izundu has this report. on the run for ten months and now surrounded by lawyers, this is the momentjack shepherd handed himself in to police. he had been hiding in the georgian capital, tblisi. before his arrest he gave an interview to a local tv channel. i hope thatjustice will be done, and that my appeal will succeed, and that i can... everyone can move forward with their lives. lastjuly he was sentenced in his absence to six years in prison for the manslaughter of 24—year—old charlotte brown. in dec

he is actually naomi and josiah biological brother. he is fantastic. he is doing great.riving and very, very in control. who knew a 2-year-old could actually run so much? >> martha: you know looking at -- you have taken on a lot. both of you. and you see so happy and full of joy. some parents are overwhelmed by the responsibility of three young ones. what do you attribute that? >> it's all god. he has given us the grace to deal with the babies as they go through the healing process. that comes from god. his will and pump in our lives -- purpose in our lives. it's challenging sometimes. it's not always easy. just like anybody that has kids that we birth. we took three at once. that was quite a lot. but like alan said, we have had a lot of support. teresa neilly was there with us side-by-side to help us, teaching us. my mom and my church family members. there has been a lot of people supporting us through the journey. it has been wonderful. i can't say it's hard, hard at all. but it has its challenges. when we sit down at the end of the day and we see the beautiful kids in

thank you very much japan's naomi osaka has won her second grand slam title in a row it's really one year old be perfectly visible in the final of the australian open having won her maiden slam just four months ago faria small reports i after making her australian open debut as a qualifier three years ago japan's naomi osaka was going for her first title in melbourne i. give it i was looking for her fairytale ending the check was playing in her fierce major final since the knife attack at her home in twenty sixteen left her career in jeopardy. both players put on a high quality show in the first set i was but it was it was soccer who prevailed twenty one year old eventually taking it in a tie break was. was osaka when five three up in the second round had three match points but then let the pressure get to. that of our head on a flight back i was the twenty eight year old double wimbledon champion winning four straight games take the fact of the matter i know soccer whose quiet calm helped her to beat serena williams at the twenty eighteen us open final i was able to regroup in the f

so it's naomi osaka next for kvitova in saturday's final. the line but also the world number one ranking. osaka, who is looking for back to back grand slam victories after her us open win last year, beat karolina pliskova in three sets the second day's play at the first test in barbados starts in the next 25 minutes. the west indies will resume on 264—8. england havejimmy anderson to thank for keeping the hosts' score down. you can follow the test through the cricket social on the bbc sport website or app. andy zaltzman is on the panel today. welcome, andy. jimmy anderson with the four wickets and the second new ball, he looks as fresh as a daisy at the age of 36. i don't know what magic elixir he has concocted with eternal youth. it is extraordinary the range of skills he had, he bowled tight and co nsta ntly he had, he bowled tight and constantly probing and then finally after 55 overs without a wicket, with the sri lanka series, for him in the space of seven overs. mesmerisingly good and the west indies could not work out how to play him.

naomi osaka is the champ of the australian open.is morning as we say good morning, america. i can't believe i'm talking to either one of you after that tailgate showdown. yesterday. you with the blowtorch and amy and, so not fair. >> i mean, we were not trying to rub it in that we won. >> we'll throw it today. >> no, you will not, not with him. >> george, that's not possible. but we're gearing up for another one. super bowl sunday is coming up. our tailgate showdown again today. >> redemption. >> we're going head-to-head to see whose nachos will come out on top. the audience will do the taste test. >> did you pay off the audience members? >> wow! >> george, just for that -- >> i'm a little bit competitive. >> just for that, we're really going to pour it on. >> okay, bring it on. >>> sam champion with that dangerous arctic blast. schools closed, flights canceled. amtrak shutting down in chicago. sam is outside in times square. hey, sam. >> hey, good morning, george. our windchill here is abou degrees, the warmest of just about anybod

all right to tennis now on the australian open where naomi osaka is looking to challenge her second straight grand slam tournament victory she's the reigning u.s. open champion now through to the round of sixteen in melbourne thanks to a comeback win over taiwan's shea su way. match was just a hair up to date and thanks for watching. the. birth. home news of species. a home worth saving. given those are big changes and most start with small steps we began to learn to use tell stories of could you just keep a look and innovative projects around the world. news that can turn the corner at least magnetism shows and forced into. the community interactive content teaching the next generation because i wanted to touch actually. use an employee channels available to moscow to people to take action and were determined to build something here for the next generation globally is the environment series of global three thousand on d w and on mine. austria has been snowed under this month. the country is used to snow but this january there's much more of it than usual. so all the overboard i'm seventy bu

in melbourne but the american succumbed after missing four match points let's go over now japan's naomi osaka in the semifinals meanwhile novak djokovic is through among the men. dr prince soccer club paris has been fined one hundred thousand euro respond the french league for racially profiling youth as moscow's at the club who were allegedly asked to state what the possible player recruits were french north african black african or west indian and this is illegal under french law the french league said p.s.g. had not used the data but discriminatory purposes. for the drilling number survivors of the holocaust sharing their experiences an important part of making sure the world never forgets its horrors and its lessons a museum in chicago has found a new way of doing just that even long after the survivors are gone whose real here fritzy future meets her hologram. which was the real me. i felt it was important i felt it was an important story it was difficult because they took me back into the past and that's something that i didn't wish to relive. is the president of the illinois holo

some tennis news now japan's naomi a saka has won the australian open a sucka beat the czech republic's petra to secure her second round slam title in just four months the defending u.s. champion took the first self to muster in her opponents of that put the pressure on treats but the czech cloris her way back into the match to win the second set a soccer stepped up her game in the third set she kept her focus to seal the match seven six five seven six full. back in her native japan asuka's odan found celebrated her championship victory. as a result of the when she becomes the new world number one and age is first ever player to rise to the top of the world rankings. coming up shortly after the break it's the bundesliga within the cana cline dortmund were sitting at the top of the table going into much day nineteen and wanted to get their formidable scoring machine churning once more against one of us that and more coming up shortly on the bundesliga. you're watching news from berlin there's more for me at the top of the al and don't forget you can get all the latest news and informatio

we are watching naomi masako, the us champion from japan, who has dropped the first set.full-1 down. the taiwanese hsueh has an unorthodox game, including drop shots and the first set however has gone to sevastova. svitolina has taken the first set against keys of the united states but everyone is looking forward to serena williams has beaten simona halep in a previous meetings. followed by novak djokovic, the world number one, followed by one rising stars, daniel medvedev of russia. we know better than to write off roger federer but he was beaten by tsitsipas of greece. he has made miracles by winning the australian open in each of the last two years. i would not say he can't win another grand slam title but a five set match, with insta nces title but a five set match, with instances recently when he lost to kevin anderson in five sets, tojohn millman of australia and the fourth round of a brutally humid night in new york and with someone like tsitsipas, whose level did not drop, it's even difficult, someone like roger federer at the age of 37, to maintain yourstamina. n

all right to tennis now and the australian open where naomi osaka is looking to challenge first second straight grand slam tournament victory she's the reigning u.s. open champion now through to the round of sixteen in melbourne thanks to a comeback win over taiwan's shea su way. match was just ahead here up to date on the w. thanks for watching. earth . home use of species. we're saving. you those are big changes and most start with small steps but global ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world.

if she can be carolina position to cover next then naomi osaka could be waiting in the semi finals. eliminated the men's signals on six separate occasions and for a record seventh he would need to stay switched on against darnell medvedev. he was stretched but had the answers in the first set. but these young stars just will not back down. unlike roger federer yesterday novak djokovic had the perfect reply. the russian and his racket bore the brunt of the punishment. if you're going to do that racket breaking things then the world numberfour breaking things then the world number four meant his equal breaking things then the world numberfour meant his equal in breaking things then the world number four meant his equal in the former wimbledon finalist and nothing was out of reach. with just a solitary grand slam quarterfinal to show for his undoubted potential. it made me feel better. i was angry andl it made me feel better. i was angry and i let my anger out. have you done that in the past? you should watch my matches. and in the heat pablo carreno busta, angry at a call tokai could

all right, naomi, continuing to track that decision for us.e are waiting for it anxiously, so much. well, pg&e stock plunged monday it plans to file for bankruptcy in california, this it cost of wildfires left with $30-plus billion in liabilities. 2/3 of the market value has since november's wildfires in california and its debt has been downgraded to junk. in the, the bankruptcy could implications for renewable energy. director ned with the of the industry and climate policy program. michael, is this pretty much expected? coming since en november. after the camp fire, they drew lines s revolve credit which is a warning sign for a company that they're going to file. market ity is that the has concluded that along with overnor brown has conclusioned that this is kind of the new normal. until we can change that market perception in california, it's very hard to finance utility investments. emily: fires are the new normal? fires, catastrophic fires. emily: so they blame the fires change.ate their critics blame arrogance and negligence, which is it

naomi osaka and venus williams will be playing in the day session. on court, nishikori is faring much better against karlovic, while sixth seed elina svitolina is looking for a grand slam breakthrough at this through to the third round with a straight sets win. then there is a star—studded night session featuring mouthwatering matchup between seven time champion serena williams, who is looking to draw level with margaret court, and bouchard, who played her as world number seven and comes in this year at 79. they will be followed by six time champion novak djokovic, and tsonga, while british number one and former semifinalist konta faces muguruza. in football, kyrgyzstan are the latest team to qualify for the last 16 of the asian cup. they beat the philippines to claim their first win of the tournament, and to make sure they go through as one of the four best third—placed teams. meanwhile, south korea beat china to finish top of group c, and iran finished top of group d after a goalless draw with iraq. anneka radley reports. south korea and china were

. >> naomi. >> claudia. >> cindy. >> they were all over the press.ver tv and making a lot of noise. >> they were at all the biggest parties and dating celebrities. sometimes they married and then divorced celebrities. >> in the 80s, sports illustrated was the first one to put my name on a cover and walking down the street, cab driver would go, yo christie. and all of a sudden i had a name. >> they were known as personalities. almost like actresses. sometimes the personalities were larger than life. naomi campbell was more famous for throwing her cell phone at people than her fashion work. >> they were in their early 20s but they seemed very womanly. they wore those clothes. they were not hangers. >> they could do different looks and shoots and you would lose yourself in them. >> they have seen something that the other people don't see and they bring it forward and then you see it. >> super models really brought fashion into every household. >> generation x. they're the 14 to 29-year-olds who, we're told, feel the best of times are long passed, the be

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player who has again next against a player who has not lost much all year, if she winds that might be naomi us open final. it is a really difficult one to call, this australian open. serena williams is still such a great player but advancing in years now, 37 years of age. we in for a great few days he left at the australian open. tuc novak djokovic winning, before you go? yes, i think you novak djokovic winning, before you go? yes, ithink you have novak djokovic winning, before you go? yes, i think you have to look at those two as the favourites. —— do you see. djokovic look a little concerned last night that he still got through in straight sets, djokovic looked the favourite last night. we now know the two teams that will contest superbowl 53 in atlanta in less than two weeks time. the la rams will take on the new england patriots, after both came through dramatic overtime wins on sunday. five—time champion tom brady guided the patriots to victory over the kansas city chiefs. and the rams have greg zuerlein to thank. after never being ahead against the new orleans saints, his 57 yard fiel

second round match with american sophia cannon but advanced in the three set thriller female japan's naomi osaka continued her winning ways the defending u.s. open champion won easily she's made the semifinals in four of the last five grand slams a soccer's compatriot changed glory also won but he did every point he could get in a five set marathon over thirty nine year old evo carlo bitch. but minor top stories that we're following for you here at the top either the government of british prime minister theresa may has narrowly survived a no confidence vote may is now seeking a political consensus with her political opponents on how to proceed with the friends. and don't forget you can always get deputies on the go you can download our app from global player from the apple store it will give you access to all of the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news you can also use the d w app to send us photos and videos and watch this program on live stream. after a short break first has more news just stay with us if you can i'm sorry kelly and for a

. >> naomi. >> linda. >> they were all over the press and tv and they were making a lot of noise. >>razzi and at the biggest parties and dating celebritiecelebrities. sometimes they married and divorced celebrities. >> in the '80s sports ill tra"ss illustrated" put my picture on and all of a sudden i had a name. >> they were known as personalities and almost like actresses. some of the time the personality was really larger than life where naomi campbell was more famous for throwing her cell phone than fashion work. >> they were in their early 20s but seemed womanly. they wore those clothes. they were not hangers. ♪ ♪ >> they could do different looks and shoots and you would lose yourself in them. >> they seen something the other people don't see and bring it forward and then you see it. >> super models really brought fashion into every household. >> generation x, they are the 14 to 29-year-olds who we are told feel the best of times are long past the best jobs are out of reach and the future is out of control. >> the 20 somethings now were shocked into reality before they even got a

the last two people to beat serena williams in a grand slam — karolina pliskova meets us open winner naomiaces another goliath in rafa nadal. you can follow at the action via the bbc sport website and on 5live sports extra. there's been a boost for the ireland rugby union team, their talisman jonny sexton, the world player of the year, should be fit for the start of their six nations defence against england next weekend. the leinster fly—half hasn't played for a month because of a knee injury but will train fully tomorrow. head coachjoe schmidt says he's confident that sexton will be ready for their tournament opener in dublin. owen farrell is also expected to be fit for england. wales full back leigh halfpenny is in the squad but head coach warren gatland says he'll "miss the first couple of games" of the six nations. he was concussed during the autumn series and hasn't played since. now finally — let's go back to cricket — spare a thought for wiltshire cricketer billy cookson who's been in hospital in australia since october. he was involved in a head on collision with a bus in victoria.

to my left, naomi kelly capa started her job just as a -- just as the expansion was getting away. it was quite a way to begin, and she has been with us every single step of the way. the g.m. for the marriott international, here to represent the hotel community, who has always understood the importance of this facility, not only to the visitors on the hotel, but to the city itself and our people. peter gomez, the san francisco travel board chair, his entire career who has been in the hospitality industry, you know as well, as do all of us, to see the importance of the industry in san francisco. senior manager at the department of public works, our leader in technical design, construction, and contracts for the past seven years. you have been at this building almost every day since construction in the past seven years. the president and c.e.o., jeff peterson, who has assembled a talented team, but not only finished expansion on time and on budget, but work to make sure the building can be used during destructors construction, which was a remarkable feat. this building does not close

for osaka, that person is abdul see la. >> i focus on naomi.n i'm home, i come home to the one that is started me all off. >> just two days after returning from melbourne, sela came here to stanford to train with teague an mcgrady as she gets set to embark on her pro career. they go back more than a decade. >> these are the quick feet i've been looking for. >> i think that's what every young teenager is looking for. someone that believes in him. from the beginning, he told me i was going to go off and do things i dreamed of and be able to do that. training here with him is amazing. >> he was born in sierra leone. after an injury riddled track and filed and football career ended at men low college, he started training others. >> it is the selfishness in me. knowing i was unable to get to the finish line. but helping others achieve their goal and get to the finish line, means i made it to mine. >> serena williams finish line, major titles. sillah witnessed more of those he could count. well, he could. but that's not his nature. >> they're the one

an waiting for pliskova in the semifinals be an waiting for pliskova in the semifinals be naomi 0sakaween novak djokovic and kei nishikori was something of a non—event when the japanese player retired with a thigh strain when a set and 4—1 down in the second set. nishikori had been taken to five sets in all but one of his matches up to the quarters and this appeared to be a step too far. djokovic is two matches away from a record seventh and in the semifinal djokovic will face frenchman lucas pouille who beat 16th seed miloa raonic in four sets. it's the first time that pouille has reached this stage of a grand slam but it's further evidence of the strides he's made under coach amelie mauresmo, former coach to andy murray of course. and talking of murray, it wasn't a great day forjamie murray, who lost in the quarterfinals of the men's doubles with partenr bruno suarez. they were beaten by finland's henri kontinen and john perrs of australia, winners in melbourne two years ago. and it got even worse for murray a few hours later, when he lost in the quarterfinals of the mixed doubles w

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